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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-24
WAsHlroros, iath July. 1898

.Msssrs Jonathan .Nssbsi. Sen. and Wiaiam Ka0r.
Sirs-i have this day received your
very obliging letter. with the handsome
specimen of Domestic Goods manufac-
tured in the streets Of your city, and in
the ranks of the civic procession on the
fourth instant, for which tender 10 YOU,
and pray you to present to the weavers
of Baltimore, my grateful acknowledg.
ments
Among the cities sf the Union, Balti
more has long been distinguished, alike
for the adventurous spirit Of commercial
enterprise. and for that lofty sentimen.
OF national independence which cherish.
es internal Improvement and domestic
industry -of this, the great work COM
nenced on the Alb inst. is a memorable
example.
independence and union are the ends,
internal improvement. and domestic in
dusty, the means of the American Pa
triot and so inseparably are they con.
nected together, that it is impossible, but
by the pursuit and promotion of the one,
to secure and perpetuate the other.
My good wishes, and my earnest pray
ers, are, therefore, for the success of
the great undertaking, upon which you
have commenced with so much spirit
and enthusiasm. Ihave read with great
interest the account of your procession,
and have shared in your Joy, that the
last Patriarch OF our Revolution, the sole
surviving signer Of the great character
of freedom, has Deen spared to hallow
your enterprise to the past as well as
the future. and with the same hand that
signed the Declaration, has first opened
the ground for your link Of lasting U.
MON between the Atlantic and the West
With the thanks, accept aud tender to
the weavers of Baltimore, the salutation Of
your, and their friend and fellow citizen,
JOHN Q, ADAMS.
Ills attributed 10 Mr. Rowan, one of
the U. 8 Senators from Kentucky, that
he used this expression --sif John Quin.
cy Adams be reelected 10 the Presiden.
cy, the next Congress will be the last
that will ever sit in the United States
What, then, is it proposed to raise the
standard Of rebellion. and under the
command of General jackson himself
to seize for him that seat which the peo-
pie will not give himi II is proposed to
substitute an usurper for Constitution
al President; despot for republican
chief; subservient parliament for a
free Congress of free States; and mill
tary law for Constitutions attachments;
II is time, indeed, that the people Should
rise in the majesty of their strength; fol
If they sleep much longer, their strength
will be shorn. and they will only wake
to slavery! Mr.. Rowan should not be
trusted with dangerous secrets--he lack,
discretion most abundantly.-ibid.
On the 18th ult. after two DAYS o.
successive heat, shower of rain Eel
at Geoi getown, s. G and continued a.
bout half an hour, accompanied By ,
high wind, heavy rain and thunder ant
lightning. Never before, SAYS the Ed
tor of the Harvest, have we seen bal
stones of such dimensions. Many which
fell before our eyes NAV without an,
exaggeraticn be compared in circumfer
ence with the egg of a pullst but the
presented every variety of shape. Tn
ground was made perfectly white.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
FAMILY BIBLES
BALM OF COLINBiA.
A. & II. WILSON,
No. 5, West Il "a Street, Wilmington,

NO. 8 West IT n sIIett, " iIinhsIUh,
HAVE been appointed ule Agents in the state Of Dcla.
Il ware, for The sale OF Ooi4Gge CAsncm BAN q q.
h.,nb.a which Is exifactcdilou tree found hhe ul, It
America. The Balm is improved ~ color, strength Ad
perfume, and is grad capillary sntues age ~ ollosa--
One bottle, price 50 cent, p events te A on, falling
off in 48 hours from ITS FIRST application, nr nc@
growth of whskers in lew weeks \ bottle ptcc IS
CENTS Will not only stop the har from tai us f 1tt like
wise in three weeks growth 70 appear; ami
At 81, gives general good lead VI lair y youn
pels,n.
prevent,th hair from turning graz AMI makes i cur
beautifully, look bright and II ssy and icw aprca
tons tesi il IRON scutf and enc emovos ncau
acnes.
Copies Of certificates Will be shown hy ha vendors from
gentlemen Who, All being bald number IL years, ii.sc
deceived new growth q hair.
The sgucs' characters supported BY His aritInnc
MajeStys Consul, Philadelphia. who thegeto has ptehS-d
his seal ana tie roy a III Great Btan aisu, ne sy
and other Magistrates q Philadelphia, Who were efsc ~
y acquainted wa the srEers, tayc certified ID then M 4
Responsibility, and Ailss keaise rr.iNe,i ter -eals
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
DIR. JEW VETS
LuPROTED TEGETqBLE OR GERMAN
SPECIFIC.
ysyIIEsE IMPROVED PILLS are an efieoui


lyEvIiESE IMPROVED PILLS are eGecua remedy
A. for dgsbetS.a t9,ytsio, lmnre, henfacte, hrart
burn, sickness the stomach, acait2 innegs sSs II Ge
htc, 3auenrr, cosreess pss, ,reaharss IF ne da6s Ms-
ness, htafio If he heart, sog bon fve aaho, and all
those cry Affective complaints connected with officially
the digestive organs, and arrangement in tic functions u Ms
avsr.
Certificate Of Pr. Rqpmgn
TIE fo2o7r,ng 4 certificate jrom DR. G. 4 BanmEn,
sraoiate medirine al tie University If Gochagcn, nov
practitioner Of hgh celebrity, ii Cambridge, 1iias
The subscriber has tested the effects OF lewet3 I'm
proved Vegetable Pins several severe cases OF disease
Of the Livi and digestive organs, and the result !ts con-
vlnccd him they eineny calculated to subseive
the purpose for which they designed Considering
them atogehe Superior 10 those a;lces commonly 0ie-
ed for similar complaints wcnld checriJ add ny 'esti'
mcny in favor valuable a medieGe.
(sisned) CHARLES FREDERICK BAuMLiN, MD.
10 those PMS incl sed II BLDG wrapper, and signed On 4
ycliow label, H. l!unley.
G. L. BAHAlllG, NJ. y.
Cambridge Sep. y, 1897.
Crepfcrat y ~. 4. S. Cyeayi4c
A Having the ret satisfactory evidence of The med cal
qualities, ana hgbly sauty opera oa Il lENiPi'S In
Of indisesi py.e psa isunce, d,eAe II TIE hAet.
sc 1 M0ld cor!ieniS tecar,n so! heir Vat = 'ho-e
may DC afflicted with t above Grass q Complaints. As
~ invaluable tcme'y (slgnra) -
car,bridgtpor sept Is 1897
The above Naiaabc i',il,. are for sale At WI
nington, by +. r. Iua&han, -. Al MARKET
strcrt.A JUS. h,nghus-t z Margaret Johnson
Nav 81 Is & ST.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
GOOasE.fs'S NOVELS.

The TRAVELLING BACHELOR" in 2 vols ~ &
Cooper, has Just been received, and or j Scot, 5
isook ard Iat Sore
.7ng lar. lSlS
n. EI $. las put several copies ofthe above work in
his fdanil,iag IiLlary
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
iIsiIlNT..

II. Wilson, W. s Yves High street, have Just re.
ee'vesi i.gr ~ "A afehmeHt Of ,ety Superior quality
Ter afsIioe,'s q @ntug Ii Wi! lie asi lew aud lbc
tai dscotni u ade e wholesale Purchasers
i!s',.i' ;fon, s9ay. ~ ld-3.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03

pWas Personally appea'sa before me
N'ha,a ia; tncr, Esq Mayor OF the cits IT Lancaster
am beng duly ~ affirmed scveray posed aug
d. Jared, that they lad nae use OF Dr. GARRISON iiee'
man Go Eb i}r ps, Car Indian Specic) upon 'nefse
nh The creates success, for the curing ct coughs co
asttaas consurpOns, spitting ~ bot ana uisea'es =
breast and unsssd thai in every instance 'he'r a.,
lcts were complete and niaoie will fully appea y "
iol0wing testimony of those ho have USED the'n.
MANriv Laitr Of Lancaster. aged 50 years, iohg 'c
s,evUsiy ain cited with avolen cough pam ana st".s
hs SIDES aad breast, spttin9 OF matter IRON US un6
night sweats and hectic lever aud much ehacaeo a.
his life acspaired or was completely cured BY using o1
lies, better ;han years and remains wen aS 70
disease Of his breast and lungs affirmed ana
Samuel Dennis aged S. of strasburg township, Marin
kra, mcr aged Al years, ii Goncsoga township aono
nc exceeding llsaac Boon, aged Y yea's' :" vs
cay If Lanca.,crcuoa by using three bot'ies."alI
blanchard, AGED IS Yeas, Donegal iownshP'-Cu'N";
usn4 bottlts.-thrsaa Hess, aged AZ yeas'o nv, ,
nor townships by nsaG bottles t'cn%u ,n So
son, aged 81 years, OF Donegal township ;, ,s =
,srd II y.ai Of the City OF Lancaster, I" y io"' If
the CITY Of Lancaster, Bar, aged ~ year,
:rasbnrg township Elizabeth Eaher, aged 10 1eas'
Mersown, .l4naof o@ ship Each OF We aoo,e ,',lrs
persons ah,urel under Vipcl.t cnugis, pans anu ",
NE SKIS and breast, for 10 ii'nc and eSnee'I ''t
81 N. and from tie hing, i!ectc feVe'sA"u
weas, lc tc aNd were cared y Inert Ile y or n.
few bottle. Of II, indian Specific oettra''y ""''"
IL tiea, Mher. T. ae hereno affixed my lna
an'! l'ai this -a.l Az ct 1anhAf.' '5-I' !" e
l,re1 YA4utNlNr. iIciiTSER, 1Nror .',,,all.
u. q Frsem.n ui TIE Wy II! Lancaster, r. nsd.
ntuf,s Dh.c liz, since lie aonc.eh o. h' ls
CHE u the c.tiicns OF h; bp.at STATES "'' T. r,f e
- vests pt, ~, del4 aaas live IN laNc" very
iuINr aJe- " ias "F iM.eas'r y - mi be.
,sf.3 proportion h1ll 'he lac John t'u' ,s' If the
tore sl.op4l GAgfcD isl Tor many }eafs XII Esq.
city - ; asei res, number !afe Sah'c ;Jr4 Of
al Liza n,4n r ;l.t city Of rensgcs and now Je lsy
the Court Of common Pleas ii The county OF la'e Esd
nmter has been taken before sa.ii - Iancastel,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
NOTICE..

ylyiiE Subscriber has discontinued The rel DRY GOODS
q Is, SiNESS. but continues tie ithoi8ate. tn The
addition OF t.i3risuon HHsneSa. Liberal adj, ances made
in Cash Commission Goods
JAMES GARDNER.
Jul, s, 1923. 49-lf
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
so Stone Masons,

yIyO work a, dry wall IN Tic Clesatfake & Esamrr
\ Clnal. at summit srdge:-to whom liberal wae' =
Mui BE gwen Apply 70 las !. 4, ROBINSON,
March IT, 1923 iS-f AZ summit 'ld,t
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
CHEAP BOOKS
.and sTATTONENY, a. Na 90, Murke,

.and STATIOMEnY, at No SO, Marke.st.. be,,..,,
sHess,s. LafAin aud iam5ora's Grocery Stores "'''
SCOTT begs leave 10 stste 10 his friends and ,he A
81 lie, that he has made suca arrangements with C;
Inn Oppose OF Sti,O emf 5i1er Books together u
gene raj assortment Vi STATIONERY at The oyest pl
dthia t,sees, either at wholesale all In
Of such arrangement Merchants aid Teachers from hn
and country, would lind it much t., their a, .r,sa
% cali aud purchase, as his terry reduced Prices Will con-
plcely preclude the necess, d their gong 10 The c,
for any article IN his line If business Oh the score of cbe
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
" WANTED.

LAD to attend in Lottery Office, to whom a liberal
IA npensatinn will be given. Apply al No. 23 Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, bel.
Sept SUI. IL.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
REMOVAL.
I. & Ill. ilson
HAVE REMOVED TrSiR
Book Store and Circulating Library

Book Store and Circulating Library
10 No. 5, Ues High 81, sosh side If The Upper MARKET,
AND All noon rRoM THE CORNER MAREEr STREET.
FE0HEY Their thanks for tue liberal share OF Gust
q they have received, and will be grateful for continu-
anre OF the favors OF the public.
Ihey Offer for sale, d. tie most reduced prices genera
OF Scieol Books and Stationery, and variety
ef Fancy Articles
Nlans Books EuleG and Bound to any pattern
FAMILY BIBLES
Very cheap. Day Books; Legers; Cipherng Copy
Memorandum and Pass Books Wiling and lie ter Paper
Fein Lined do Cardes and Comfy s Gcammars; Comfy;
Spelling ilo ks Pafchment u met Boafdi BandbcN
Board Prayer books the Catholic and Episcopal Chu eli
Is; Methodist and Baptist llynn books Chechsms 1t i'
various Churches; s!a,es Ink powder; Gold and sisc
PAPER, Embossed and Facy papers, &c
variety Of bucks IN different departments Ct I-'tera
ture, which will BE- sold ter less than one halt the pubc
ton price.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-10-03
Canai EsacEct Bout,
LAii1 sL!NICtS,

aNE Subscribers tetder fespect, lle puic and
iniaim lheu that Trey hase pruenfei aud IL ~ ~
u han some sly,c, Csnsi Packet N Mhch ~, h+lt
FuHnE tic ensnng sea, n u aud itpm btiaWatc t&t,
S. Ce,ags ard summit Brage or n.cp 60 ort.r
q, ssaEeake I'd Delaware CanA FIR tie accommodation.
81 and othcts
ths scat III ran IL connection wiiU tie Salem stem,
51e Es,ez- Losing Summit br &c md ~ t.c0r c, ~
M9Daas "wednesday and ! lAN mornings, a s.Seu a"'
GIT u'cacE, and ~i,se Dciaaa an. O. v, a !o'ctcS
where passengers take lie steam Boz nnmaelitt,
taleHtia,asl on 1ue>la.. thursday ri s3,l Ia,
aer ee"s r"n 'he arrival tthe s's .m iioM ta! rbia
d'lih9. VA le@'e Deia"arc Cs, III ST t,eof{,s an
:luint rs ee
.as,es- i.a.o i,riw.5e c,y. v S Gersr., y c,s
iaia n Snm@,f ha.Gsa, 50
iigt4Taa!r ssl.Gg4pt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28


sil mol after disefge iron nj condaeiihs III
face or substance 10 pass, even by a e.tlef
conAuetar, % short distance, 20 the ground
Should a man stand upon dry wood, WOOL, Or
especially dry silk. al this chosen distance
FROM Tree, hu waniJ be very sale. Stand.
ing upon a ak handkerchief folded, Especial
Is ift ne kept dry, contributes to safely IN a
thunder storm. The middle ~ a room i \ ~.
ter position, than near 3 partition or wall OF n
house, and ihe vicinity 81 an initrter Tarti-
ton is less dangerous than OF an exterior
wxii, or outside f a huilding. An animal
heated by exercise and covered aiih p~efspirA.
lion, isa better conductor ibsn one NOR. cool
and dry and shen Two ol equal btlght are
near together, the one inosths led and most
~ilI be most likely TO conduct a shoct.
Hence, td an equestrian or eharriniefr, = 20
siiioa 10 be chosen for safety, Il ao lofts Ire
oGrrs. i sitting on The ground. or sometime
dry. a silk handkerchief II al hand, q lew
yards from his heated aud vet horses, taklHg
care not 20 be too near any ron. as oi the
carriage, chain. Nc. Snung 10 a csfftase or
urpu bareback, g an unsafe POSITION. A
bliliius Is 10 be chesea Tor y conductor. "a.
Their than - TREE, especially " toe interior be
dry. t.kingr position near the centre beiH fn
the waib, but a howell or Earn coutnillus
act, heated or lerafsn'ing hay, grain, NUT
or manure, are positions more dangerous
Than open exposure upon the piata. J.
these contents. however. be DRY, aud ~
good state OF preservation the daagersm1cb
iess.
These are IDEAS that suggest themselves, IN
the present slate of our knowledge at a mOsi
nysier,oas OPP Grafton OF nature. Perhaps N
the progress Of science. some oiibrm may be
felatcd To the American Frauklin, We are
Indebted fur Tue commencement pi The IN.
vestigalion. IN hi, country. Of he phenonlsra
Of llshining sinee his day ,lilila progress
as been made. IN France SOM OF ms posi-
i.ons have bsen denied. II not rctuted | need
mol descendio particular. ihisessay - aifot-
5y, | fear, too much prntrae'cd more esPe,
ulally since | have mol taken HE most inieros'
ing yisa OF the ,Bhieoi, which, 10 mr al least,
- that wherein the b~eapiitai and sublime "a
nie 10 work upon the imagination Of the be-
holder, who -oes God Ia clouds aud hear
hlm ia the wind The most sublime aud 81
~sgating sight which nature affords 10 her
favored children, IS The dark storm, with ia'i
and rain and iempests aud tornndo aud light
ning aul lhuairr eommingling, to delight the
senses aud elevate the soul.
PETER PENsE.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

irom tie Shin 81 bloon. rose tn "a,
n %excnlPation. The presiding Ch,ef ing
ibis knife. aud moiionIng with i, ii. n,6.a..ou t
the speaker, while he extended his arm iy 10
dark flown lowered on his brow. etaYsi""o"
-" That's badt talk 4; you'd better not mi. sa.a
The wretcbes were then taken 10 exeen,o.
on a log about an hundred yards di.t,n, ap-
Indian sitting across Ihe log. about .;,b, ne -
in advance of The negro. The execui,onep .
Indian was ready with his knife, aud tina, ne -, -
negro, with hs club. Both struck si,nnr'.,e
ouSly. lie who welded the knife eyincel ~
Ia touching the heart through the Jeff Ills r.
blade being buried 10 the haft, one or two snd
den turns we're given 10 il. to make the shah .c
feciive, Quick as light the knife was Withdraw.
and plunged into The opposite side. In dom
this. the blade was bent nearly double by ~.
resistance of a rib. The executioner then nj,
ced II upon the log. aud deliberately siraigbien.
il with his foot. The next thrust was more eau
tious aud successiul.-A Al this moment the neer,
sunk under the blows OF the club, and both h.
dian and negro fell on the same side of the ,o,
together, without a groan, and to all appen.
ance, without the yielding OF a muscle. Atih,s
crisis. each execuiioner passed froin his own l.,
the others victim, sotiIat the club finished what
the knife had left undone. and he knife draols
the blood which the club had LEFT.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
EDITORIAL. AiIEAY

" We learn says the Boston Bullet.nj ihai
ii long standing quarrel betwerntso Of our ci-
~ papers broke ont dis mornieg in Court
street, in the shape Of an assault upon Mr..
LocSe ri the Galaxy who was attacked in
the rear, by means of hiudgpon. in the
hands Of q, a. O'is, ir. of the Gazette. We
had hoped the caninl mama, like lle Dengue
lever would have confined lis ravages t.
the South, AMI very much regret ito appear
1nce in this city, especially under sac.i II
form"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
II ths Ffior' ofaie National hdeHigen.cr.
I~UtLApEIplIA AuaUs, 10 IsDs

GrNrLEMEs Our friends NJ a distance may
calculate with great certainty that ~Pcnnairngia
miH 20 Tor 1pamS Onr present. mainIlt, i,
noi very errat-auotber month aud we shall
dist ,nce the Heiuii,s hy some thousands. Some
ot oar jackson prints bully and BET aud ssaegrr
With increasing symptoms ri desperation hut
the 3lsto October will shcw the night and nnt-
ltsty OF the People on the sllc of their coun,r,
and IT'S best hopes. A Intelligent gentleman.
int a jealous and tho,onghgolug Jackson man .
who has lately made u tour through part ol our
state, uses thiseonh lential language toa freud .
by G-d, ltthe change, in the Other conntir,
are any thing like IN proportion 10 those m the
Northern counties, We are lusi.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
81 DO ORDAIN,

That there shall be appointed, bV The Go
vernon. Il chief officer, To lie called the Mav,r
aud SIX subordinate officers, 10 be called Alder
ncn, who shall fotm n council, and have and tx
orcIse all thai potrer necessary TO the good 20
vernmpu OF sad town.
The above is a sample of General Jackson
official conduct in u cipt capacity. II Is an or
dluarce made nv I i'm When Governor of Flor
ia. This WIS repealed by Congress at the sue
cceding session. by an unanimous VOTE. not a
ind IL ,dual membrr being disposed TO deieu,
such IN outrageous usurpation ofpower.
Raleigh Register.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

II Hf MING.
LEONARD Town tAlAavLANp0

'h''ahb A"hN NNlARfLAND)
.IRgHSt ~. 1929.
nENftEMEN NJ the present term of ST. Ma.
rs I onn,y Onnrl, there are forty seven jury
men attending ct which. upon nm ascertain.
me"' ol the relative strength Of parties, IT APP
pears that there are forty two for Adams. and
five for Jackson.
| communicate this Information AS A " sim Of
the times"
In Maryland, whatever may be the vote in the
Electoral COLLEGE, ,on NAV rest assured that a
large majority oi the substantial iarmsrs-thc
bone and sInew OF our Statr--arc decidedly ia.
Vorhbie IN the present administration They
act from principle. aud not from feeling and
prejudice aud they have YET 10 learn how the
peace prosperity, aud happiness OF the country
are :" he promoted by the e%iecrion OF Mr.. Adams
aud the elevation OF Gen, Jackson 10 the Presl
dency.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

When Constantine was choseo Emperor, he
found several christians IN office, and he issued
an edlct requiring them 10 renounce their faith
~ quit their places. Most of them gave up
lhrIr offices 10 preserve their consclences, but
some criHged and renouneed christianity When
the emperor had thus made full proof OF their
disposition and character, he removed all who
thus bascly complied with his supposed wishes,
and retained the others, saying, " that those
who would desert or deny then divine master,
would desert him, aud were not worthy OF his
confidence
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

MANY IF our politicians seem TO hp ell'usly
fcut upon taxing the manufacture orthe North,
the hogs mud horses Of Kentucky aud Ohio, hy
way OF, showing then antipathy 10 the Iariil
That is, they adopt a State rarlA. for the pur.
posi- of showing their adherence OF u National
one Admirable policy. But ms us conceded
on all SIDES that they cannot tax this property
while IN the hands of the manufacture or import
er, nor uutii II has changed owncfs, aud become
Ipixed mp in the common mass of property, 81
the bnrthcn of the TAX will rest, not on the No.
thcrn manufacturer. or Western hog-d,i,er, bul
upon our own citizens The proposal then -, 10
scourge ourselves with this oppressive Tax.
by way OF showing a proper resentment
10 Northern policy most happy conceit
We have heard oithe man lchO bit oFhiS oHa
nose 10 spite ms face. But this is a touch abosr
that. Savannah .hercury
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

ON Wednesday, sass the New York Innrra!
ofCommerce, n colored man nampd TLoua4
Ccster, stole trofn SOM person. we did NOS
learn who, his Savings Bank book, carried II
Ia the bank on the same day, md obtained
2l96-in The evening Hay arrested him. ard
On the following morning the Grand Jur,
found n bill againsthim and wit3in AN hour
be was tried. convicted and sentenced 10 tAt.
years hard labor in the peultentlary.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

It is slid by = certain sect of political econo-
mlsts that " trade wiA reguimte itgeif" 50 viii
the small Pox or yellow fever say we bur Who.
being attacked with either, would hesitate to
send for a phys,cian7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

FoR LlrERAruRE.-We learn from a friend
IN Gharles,or. sc. that their new CeIlese
cdifce is about completed aud that i is one of
the most colnmod,nus aud handsome structures
Of the kind IN this country. IL is but late that
this institution has come into notice, and Is
rapid advancement is almost unparalleled. Ia
der the g%uidance Of 1T. tIuly amiable and scieu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

MR. SPlRKs.-The Boston Bulletin has the
follo" rug paragraph:
=" We mentioned yesterday, upon the authority
of IA letter from England. that Mr. Sparks mad
been drnied further access to the .ritish Colo
mai Office. His object IN applying for acces,
10 thc.oiice was 10 collect documents aud facts
relating to American history, particularly such
As might be OF use 10 him in the publication Of
Washinston's Letters, a part of the plan of that
publication being to insert notes illustrative and
explanatory OF the subjects IT the letters; and
IT was apprehended that his exclusion from the
Colonial Office might deprive him OF collecting
materials of essential importance in prosecuting
his work. We understand from another quar-
ter. however, that the late change efministry has
thrown some obstacles in his way, or rather de-
prived him of the facilities he had obtained
through the influence of Mr.. Hnskisson stIll, he
is likely TO obtain all the most important mate
rails which the British archives can supply for
his proposed publication"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

Numerous Swiss emigrants remained nj Ha.
We when the Olympia ,ailed, waiting n mas.
sage TO he United States All the American
vessels there could have "a full Commitment
II wssstated some months since. lbat fran
eight 10 ten thousand we're erranojng "a
rmigrate. principally from the Canton Of
Bern.