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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-17
From the Albany Daily Advertiser.

From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
Acc,denis.-A man about so or 60
years old, said to be a scotchman, fell
from the Columbia street bridge. into
the basin yesterday morning, and vas
drowned. He had been observed FISH
ing, and soon after he was missed, and
his hat was seen lying on the bridge.
lie was dead before bis loss was dis
covered. There were no papers about
his person, and it could not be ascertain
ed who he was.
Before be was taken from the water,
a man standing by. observed. "tbe
drowned person is better off than am
and then putting two stones in bis pock.
ct, and taking two in bis hand be Jump
ed into the river, on the east side of the
pier. Some by Islanders. not being
willing he should thus mend his situation,
got boat and by exertions took him
from the water when nearly exhausted.
The unfortunate man insisted on bis
right to rid himself of his troubles as he
pleased, and endeavoured again tojump
in. But he was secured with ropes, and
conducted TO jail It's not known who ne
is. 1t is stated that while he was 10 the
water, the persons in the boat pushea
him beneath the surface, and the "wsa'
ry of life" gentleman. experiencing
that was really their intention to drown
him, struggled hard and begged mos'
Justify that they would spare him.
We find anadverIisement in PARIS
paper, seeking husband for maIde"
of l9, with an agreeable face and $40
900 francs: and one in New YORK
journal, calling for competent person
20 deliver a Fourth Of July Grafton, %
me of the most respectable establish
nenis in the city.
Applicants, il may he presumfd, have
lOt been scarce in either case.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09


tor. Inc rcas6uaiifnsts, md 81 earticety 81
he christian religion, WI engage 10 meet Mr..
owen ~ any time within or Yoaf from this
dale Al any place eqefdisiani from New Iiar-
manv mud Bethany, such =. Cnrim1at', Ohm /;
or Lesiugtoa, Ky aud will then and there
undertake 10 show that Mr. Dufn IS utterly NJ
competent to prove tie POSITIONS he has assnIn-
ed ~ public debate before all who NAV please
10 attend Ia be moderated or controlled by =
proper tribunal. aud To be- conducted in perfect
good order from day 10 day. ualh the parties
or the ta0drratoIs, or the congregation, or a
majority Of them are satisfied. a. may after
wards be agreed upon. ! propose, moreover,
tuat competent stfnographrr, perfectly disin
teresied, shall be emFloyed 10 take down fhe
speeches Oh the occasion that for his trouble
he shall havethe exclusive right Of printing aud
distributing SAID debate Throughout the united
otates-and Illus give all VIM feel drsirous 20
hear or read. whether Nh. Owen. win all his
arguments, bcnevolonce aud sincerity, il able
Ia do what he has proposed After stating
these prominent items, lca,c every thing else
open 10 negotiation or private arrangement"
NashrUe Bbjg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

,,ia,s IN question bong IN the rus5eFyou or &c
de- de inli.drciiou n the United States that
h. doe. not appear 10 be IN any ,cspef' an a
rent 81 that government, ~ aetins under lis
authority aId phai has been ion" must he CON
.idsyes ~ b=ne altogether the acts 81 unanlhof.
sed individuals.
The JUDI, then reyis~e1 III" testimony niicr
si,sn, AZ h,ur's dclbeiausn, tho July returned
. yrrdf,i o. Gully
o. being wrought up I'm sentence. MAJ II.
tGe ,lelrn Isifi SAL. fbai having been brought
here and lnaar snenabi" 10 the jurisdiction Of
hi. Canfi. he vas bound 10 submit he had no
hing particular 10 eage aud ~ hihdNit TO pro
flusr fbrre err oitcamzianccs ~hteb II he
could hr able TO bring forward. might have been
af ne. hut q. he pas not prepared With all, he
r,u,.i. cred II moi worth while 10 adduce any
pfanf: ~ Submitted himself 10 the consideration
Of IL Cont.
NJ, .Iu.tice B6ss ihon pronounced sentence
,ppon hiu,. q At he he npr oned m the Common
Gnal o. Tin Count, Of York iof two mouths and
pa, - inc oi e25 To the king.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
r1lr A,lNNIKAGnIE


DrfJoh NM II. We have been informed by
a p.uflcman WHO speut several ays ~ Chicago
during ile month VI March last fhat, While he
was ilrtr. information bad been received
fhrnueA the Ioias atalnics, WHO tnhahh the
country 10 t1c houh of CnicaRo aH with
whom the Wnusbag0rs are an very hlendiy
iorns Tia belts had betu sent lay The latter
during ne pat Winter 20 The SIOUX. and NJ
srnt invitation. ~ help theIn IL div the white
ncps ont 81 then country. The ~fDiN could
NOT be iudnr ed To JON IN the p,oposrd Har but
promised The Winnebagoes that 4 they should
u, TOO weak 10 sianda. iinsi thcir enemies they
should find hiding place IN the county OF the
s,auv Hh tbs answer he WmnebaPors mp
pcarcd . be satisfied aud Immediately sent
invitations 10 ibe Pota" atalnio, 10 Join them III
the A. watch they were 10 commence.
So strong have becu ne proofs OF thu hostile
intentions ofttr VIM, bagoc.. thai d. WolCon,
i1e h,dlan Ag.nt IT Chicago has written let
Ter T. the proper Department, of the purpos,
of getting force eta oned ~ that place for It's
~ afrcflph D.. W it IL known. has heretofore
de- ned q mil alv force Al Chicago wholly TN
necessary and he Wa always SOW 10 bclIegn
IN Possibilities by - ln1juns But he is nov 50
VII assured OF the HUSTLE feelings Of the VIM
n.haaocs and 81 well convinced Of their rcck
$, character. that he dccms il unsafe for the
present inhabitants at Chlrago 10 reside therr,
unless = military force ~ sent for ITS protection.
Il IS supposed that the death Of Rcd Bid, recent
r., ~ the Iaison NJ P,auie du CHEN, tcunhned
the murder OF 6agnlnr, @ae will i'nd 10 add
70 the iuua ',au winch is Gf hv thu NInncba
eues. who had determined. It Is SAID 10 look up
or hi, execution Is the signal tor hosuilles against
The Nhtes.
Spmr may think II singular. that a handful O
indians placed ln-f bes "ud the bounds ol on
srtilrmcni, shouId hav- tn trmetity, 10 engage
Ia contest with power capable al hunihllntine
them IN moment. II mlgat he supposed M.
pos sibe, thai they could hr so iguormt ofthe
Strength OF our nation. as 10 ha2otd such an en-.
tcIpr,se. Nrt It Is truH--and although three o.
four Of tncu warriors have been transported
through the most populuus pnrts Of our country
to The seat OF Government, aud have returned -
Ihell Pcopic, aud told them OF our numbers and
our .irength still they are not believed hy these
p,nnd aud rueredulous sa,ng,S. who say that
the white faee- have succeeded IN briblng those
VIA wrnf among them 10 rcll good story for
them, 81. aud they really heheYe thai our
country lsvery lh,nl, populated thai the set
nrmcnts are small, aud a vast distance Go,n
eyeh othel and tat II reqalfes ~ the reeorp-
CO. ~ ON uaupu 10 MAINTAIN or posts IN Tie Vi
cwifY otth"r country. These arc the opiIions
ot large majority of their warriors.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
C0NNrRClAL STATISTICS

From tn, animal statement of tbe Com.
p,arr, and saviooti,, Of IL. Initial ST.
for the year eoding sotb sent 1..,- ,r,os,,,i,'
.l4dio C,norpss by Inc SECRETARY. nj tho Iron.
surv. il aprpors tia,
The imports dmrng the wear amounted to
70 t9lo6s ami tho ,>nori,.t - 2o1 so :
OF the e>noris. 50 oaI 6aI dollars were If do.
mes,ir. end ~. In3 $50 of ,or.,oo articles
In the wear ending Goth scpi. lsao the i'm.
morris amounted II sJ6-tl77 d,ll,r,. AID
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
Cunninr, a presjdengo, Qualification.

'uHft"S' u FFtNdthtfW AS"HiJthlON.
lhs Essex Jackson address. in tn Boston
Statesman, makes II a serious objection to Mr
Adams that ne never So much As shot = par.
trtdge The same address asserts that the Of
nee Of President was DIES gued 10y the Cersiitr-
ito" expressly Tor a state af var, aud that we
90 not wani President m time Of peace. Il
further says thai the President IN case of war
ought TO command the amy. navy, aud militia,
IN person, and should not delegate the authori.
~ OF course be must be in thee places, aud
at sea aud on lard at the same tlnr For what
meridian OF idioey IS his address designed.
Pror american.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

or:, ei.ders. 'iivsfmiihs. and silver pIaisfs,
fnd the number OF artistic which gliding aud
painting are anxiisries, VIII be cnnyinced
hat The quantity Of lie preeiprs metals n,ed
N this way in the unted States, s very con-
siderable.
u must alsa be borre in MUD fai the pres
shre Ia The money market did not commence
I'll alier the lime al which the Treasury ne
counts were made up. Since the 31th oil S pl.
the export OF specie has been very consider
able. The imports very trihing.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
LITTLE PRINCE.

From the Charleston Courier
We learn, by the Macon Messenger of the
2lst April, that Information had just reached
that place, OF the death of Little Prince, the
head Chief of the Creek nation. Little Prince
was the last of the three great Chiefs of the
Creeks, who, formerly, by their union of action
rendered their People the most powerful of all
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

The meetings in the State Of New York TO
elect delegates 10 the state Convention, which
vii I've held al Albany on the ioh Instant. are
numerous may say nnive'Sal. The papers
received on Saturday give accounts ofthe meet
u g already held, ~ called IN the counties Of
Steuher, Monroe. Duchess, Columbia, Wash
mgion, Saratoga, Greene, oswpgo, Sc.-The
county of Monroe, it is said will give 5000
majority foi the Administration at the Fall cleo
ton.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

--yr-----r---s--
,J.t,tb.. z,...t.t. Of ND eue 4 = the a'en.
,.,.1,f,on {, 5..5. tha, kas r'rrf ed tie "Hme o.
,i..,'.s,ra=rs ,ad gf,en - fsme Tire i'harN 81
Iiar,e,. .,.i.e.i,r. aao JON" Hu''er "hll'
49, ,s#.as,., . Brown and DAWN mas hardly
ll,. ,i,5.airlr snail,et aener1'ion.
As,sag the sound fruiis Of experience hope
.,.,.,frn,f. M. l.e found - tol'ndshP al Fopf
oeedient servant. .=,.,,.o,,,,-sr
T'on. Ions BantY, Washington.
IDr Natri house. vs., Ne b9l"F me M
phfsirian Is hn lahaured - introduce N"et'"'
tian INTO he Quilted >tatcs aud so rte" "a'
b,S attinr in ibr rausc fha be o'i''es' u W
- - M hi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

ne eaHneri indians g. t'HrIay w. = -
gfeat 5miesman, Lnte priarf a." errat OI3iDr.
aud General Macintosh the great Warrior. IT
The tibr. Tire policy and council ni The Grsi,
vas explained aud advocated BY the .tcybd
and enforced nv the last. The Two fist could
mol speak English or. If fhef could, II was 50
badly they very seldom did. The persons otIhese
Chefs exbibifrd remarkable variety. Big War
TOR Vas man about SIX i~ef three inchrS in
height. faI, and very eorEulent--an eyfraordi-
nary figure ioT an lndlan. The height ui In IL
Prince WAS about five fret SIX inches, aeing con
slderably below the usual stature, though yrrv
muscular; bis f1ure was IN proportion the
most srkmely notwithstanding perfect SYM.
merry ofibe human form General Mackiuiosh
vas about TX feet IN height, aud Of good pro-
portion. Big Warrior was grave, thoughtful,
aud retiring in his manner, Little Prince was III
Md aud laxative Macintosh Was diguified
generous, and brave
Al the close OF tie late war, We dined at the
table Of General Mitchell Creek Agent a. the A
geucy. in company with these, and ssVef.,l oth-
"a C,eek Chiefs Beng seated between Gener.
a Mitchell aud Big Harror, 1T the head Of the
table, We had an opportunity Of Observing their
department al dinner, The Chiefs had seen e
nough nf the white. to he familiar y iih the use
Of ordinary table furniture. / i.e party was ra-
ther a silent one, the conversation beng much
confined 10 Gen. Macintosh, ten Mitchell add
Ourselves. Macintosh was the only Chief at
the table who spoke English with and f,ci-
htg. When we had bren seated at dinner about
fifteen minutes. Liife Prince, having taken cop-
Gus dfaugh's oibrandy, from decanter IN HI,
vicinity, fell PROSTATE rom his chair in state
OF brasilv inioKication--Nackint making a
signal to three or four Ind aus, no appeared 10
b. IN attendance, anticipating such an event they
took hnn bodily rom the room and depos I'd
nm N the front piazza of the House exposed 10
The gaze II about , ~ of MS people, who occu-
ped the ground IN font, waiting Il distribute ~
pi then stipend from the government, f0i which
purpose they had assembled, Big Warrior and
Mackinto>h were temp rate men. and showed g
vIdent modification that brother Chief should
50 dig ace hnnsrlf IN the presence Of two OF
three OF Us, Who We're strangers. The dr0th al
Little Prince closes the mortal career OF a dis
tnguished aiO, who, in their public capacities
would have been creclable 10 u more civilized
i'eople.
$40
The Brig Herald, Capt Page f,eighted with
cont ibuhoos for lhr Greeks, the value Of the
cargo beng ahou $4,000, sailrd from NV.
York tor poros 2sth ust
UasreraiF IF Pennsylvania we understand
(say, the Philadelphia GaHettc) that Dr Robert
= Patterson, the Wee Provost aud Professor Of
Natural Philosophy IN this institution, has re-
signed his situation We are NOT informed of
the reason OF TIM, measure but we may bc pet
united to express our regret. that any causes
should deprive the University Of this efcieni Of
ficri aud accomplished Professor
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
POLITICAL.

The Jects0a Committee al nsiNg The
Hpro's Committee AZ Washington. afr employ
lug thrmselye, ior some weeks in smuggl nag iuto
circulation. at distance. what they az pleased
to denomnatr reply to Ar GAYS last az
dress have at asst ventured to advertise it
from the Iitte opportunity which We have hua-
ertn found IL examine This document it seems 10
be a SORT of omnunl gai5erUm ii all the ,audr )
previously put forth by The hero AID his oil W
cr> : with a due proportion Of original caiumuv
aud ab,urdny. Towa.ds the close OF IT, they
give table of the votes which they calculaf.
VII be taken at the ensuing Presidential cleo
ton. According to this ingenious example of
political arithmetic, Gen. Jackson is 80 receive
2l6 votes, ard MIR. Adams 81 1" In AJAX ng
this estimate. ,ay the Committee IN the name Of
% He EdiiOes ofHe telegraph. W. ARR lSFLuES
Z. rEp TO rRAT STRICT REGARpro TRUTH WHICH
g. HNS MAUkEb All OUR srArENESr r. From
this flourish, the pubic viii at unce see how
much t.nth they are 10 expect from the remain
ing % 3-7pages OF the reply
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
Nat Journal.

A late paper printed IN the state ofDeaware
mentions the astounding fact thai in thai whole
commonwealth there IS not a clergy man, of an,
denomination. in favor of he election of Gen
Jackson. In tie General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church lately in session
n Pittsburg there are 49, members. including
six Bishops. In that highly respectable bod,
Of men. Inc last number of the Crawford Mes
senqef informs us there are but seUcr in favor
Of General Jackson. and the remaining, me
h7t1ared mud ninety are in favor OF Nh. Ad
ans i his as the Messenger remarks, is no
ordinary sign of the Ilmo,"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
RUNAWAY SLAVES

1hr following legal process for oblairing nun
away slaves IN the state OF Penns, Iganis, has
been banded TO rs with = request to publish the
same. The communicated has Just returned
from Pcun. yl,anla, wh"re he experienced great
dA-riv 10 recovering His slave, aud wishing to
obylnic that difficulty with others. obtained the
annexed iorm from a lawyer Of thai state.
lrgipia pnper.
Mott Of taxing up rtnqiray slrres an Peait3gi-
rnJid
/. II thc master send on an agent he must
furnish hm with written authority there Is
no prescribed mode fnr this letter of attorney,
but il nray state Tie claimants rght aud ~
drace a slglt or tull description of his slave ,
that he b.conded. aud authorize the aseut to
pursue all lawful means OF recovering him.
,. Tie ascni urnst be furnished with the aii-
da,it OF the claimant ipr mdstcr)of the tnpltlve
InrTe - no prescribed form lor ms Affidavit,
but It should state the nature OF the ella maut ;
tlc a description oithc slaves person, aud his
namp That he abscpnded, aud where the mas
ter NJ claimant reissues
The affidavit lnnst hr made before aud cert.
fed by Justice Of tbr see. On mtgi,traic, au-
lhorrsed 10 administer oaihs II must be
,uade in tie state OF territory where such
claimant resides. II must b. accompanied
bv certificate Of the clerk or pInihouatory
ol a court ut record oil suCh sfhie ~ territory
under the hand and seal of the court, uf the
authority ot slob Justice o. mag strate 60 adG-
mister oafhS.
3 The aepni Tina furnished with written
authority aud affidavit Of the person claiming
the services fine fugitive, must apply II JUS
tiee Of thr peace, o. Judge IN Pcnnsyvana,
(or ~Hftant 10 arrest tho fugitive aud brno
hnn before a Judge, on The application
ior n variant lbe agent Il himself make
oath . ts8t the i's'tve ha4 escaped from the
srryiec ofthc person Tor whom he is duly cou.
sutulcd agent
i. The warrant Is issued 10 a sheriff or con
stable Of the county aulhorlslng aud requiring
him 10 SEIZE the fugitive aud brine HIM before
iudge, and " On proof TO the satl'atii0n ofthp
Judge. hat the person so seized doth under TIM
law ofthc state OF TERRITORY from which he fed,
owe the service oi labor to the person claiming
hlln. - the Judge deycrsn certificate To that II
feet. aud amhntslcs the removal OF the fugitive
10 the state or territory hom which he Died
The oath otthc owurt, however, or person in
terCslrd, IL not received bv The nudge as evidence,
Iithe owner come hlmsrif u is unnecessary IL
state thai he need have made no oath Of his title
DC. NJ homc, rs is ,eqnncd when he sends an
agent.
lfr'ther the claimant ur the fog tive be not
prepared y h this proof, the Judge {. authorised
10 adjourn The hearing, and yc time 10 no.
cnrn snrh evidence aed ~ such case 10 commit
OF noId 10 baa he fugitive tor his appearance on
Ia To-, "a aIiIt.n,I h4ar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

We hei'e-c. To rem ]. :. .r.....
F'o'''nra' ie'ans press ~ ill.,. eo,...,.. r'sts
one i'ne - "ta"r spofcn H. d,e,d.g Los -
'io" ct TIE conduct Of G,s 1a,ss.s e''a5na=
me Ne" lafk Evenirs Pn.f cont.
rom Timothy Pickering. N IT, 'ftiF.
JACKSON = F,ct,nFf"u> 10 ihc P,e.ida.
exclusive republicans vii not ~ -
much for his aid. ''ah an.
Difhona'g, on m improved Plan. "a, -.
u JHcks0,agln '.=H
hi,'h Whatever General I.flsa,4
ehoN'-All the acts of. . Adsr. e.'
CeRRuPl-Every ihonaht, word ant
u. Clay for wears and : - -
m eerV eood oeforf. '''h'ai
CONSIST ENff--Rvirs our tli,a,.
and ennlrad,eling il ne re,, '''' -.
LlBERiY-Ihe right Of Gen. lat.
what he leases 81"
REPUBLICAN, M-Devoifo, =,
DtM0GkACY-supponlur Jac9..a.
AllENS-Nalivr horn Citizen.
AOA POPu Li--rde voice Of u,or..,
tipu. d.
No ALNENT-le llins bsl,t..
and hardly tbaf + rn,iet,, -,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
Democratic Press.


Tborpns- Mordcca NJ Noah SAYS there is
not among the II lends and advocates of Gen.
Jackson, " one member or pariisau of the
Hartford Convention Can il be thai his mem
CRY Is so treachefous that he has forgotten MS
old 100 dollar friend Coleman AMI there's
Timothy Pickering, Harrison i. Otis the I.y-
mans Of Boston. aud scores Of others of less no
torrty.we could name. Even here in Sopus, We
might lay our hands on one on MO. Noah is
notorious for Ghboe. and the people know III
what estimation To hold lis assertions He has
lalien ,nto utter di,repute.
TfrJ.3l. ~ y p..,,L
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

Surry and York counties according to the re-
turns. have each one lonely voter in favor of
convention. Who tbs deuce they We
would ike 10 know them. They ought 10 be in
,ited TO- OF Mt Least made standing toasts az. e.-
cry convention dinner IN the state Warwick,
also. has only rNu--but n there are two. pro-
badly IL is Just AS we'll to leave them 10 comfort
ach other. SiaaatoR Spectator.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09

To Ncsrs. clearinghouse and Bates.

q To .WT0fS E1rTHgF0INc and B1IeS.
IL Inc undersigned * lravr 10 inform
them that he ha. returned Ia the couory of
Naearn, where he can be found, and is ready
To transact any business hat they may lavr
with bun. WILLIAM KING"
Il seems that the Col. returned by one pafha
while Mcssrs & and b we're returning quite
in the Dump, by another-and he is on the
.po, ready 10 stand his trial and vindrare his
tame Tint he will do 50. We have not a
doubt. Al all events. it is hase, il is coward
ly, aud ,csudalous in the ti-unsonc paprr.
10 excite public prejudice agninst q rcspr eta
bic citizen, who j. yet to be trieG--aesnsi
whom no proof ha. vet been exhibited and
who has come, certainly in the gnse o. rnno-
ceuce, to confront his arcusers, and Ia stem
that most fearful Of all currents, the fierce aud
infuriated passion of an infatuated multitude
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
fiREs


MN YORK, My 29.-Facts transpired in the
course Of yesterday afternoon aud lat ,ening
which furnish conclusive evidence thai The nu-
nerous fires which have occurred ~ the CITY
within the last few days have bren the work
oil either gaug nj incendarirs, or what is
scarcely less probable Of mi.,hicyonS bows,
who are fond Of bawing through the streets
aud drawing engines. There seems 10 have
been no Object of plumber IN any Of the recent
conhacratous
A uost daring attempt was made yesterday
between . and I O'clock, p Nj. 10 bum tic YES
Try room aud ofiics Of TRINITY Church on tie
southwestern corner of ST. Paul's church. ard
la pen day aud III one of the mosi pubic places
IN the city, the incendiarcs entered the buid-
ing, (whlle the occupant was gone 10 dinner. J
took bundles Of papers from the drawers, hca-
ped hemnp"n The carpet, and applied the match
II par oil VII Oh was found On the floor The
parcels Of paper happened 10 be blank forms, Of
lttle value, and 50 closely tied together, thai
the ends merely were consumed, and The fire
went out of Itself
As tins attempt did not succeed match was
thrown INTO the stable Of Nh. Zip, situated near.
" opposite ON thurcl-,trcet. This effort was
mote successful, and the flames bad made such
progre a, 10 BURT from the windows before the
fremon could reach the spot. / he bu ldiug was
however stFCi WITHOUT IhuGn inIuf ' [ oftHuath-
H. the carnage aud horses had been taken out
for afternoons llde
Additional evidence that the city is threaten
ed with deeasafon by lucendisfirs.is furnished by
the circumstances attending another fire, winch
broke ont on tultou-street tween Greenwich
aud Washington, at about 9 0 clock last evening
II appears from thr statement OF tause who wfrr
first upon the spot, that vacant lot on Wash
mgton street led - the Yufd IN rear of Dir la.
Vid liu-tdce' Wholesale eraCery store. No. %
Fulton-sticri aud that Combtstibirs wefc placed
IA al ont house which soon vas onvelopcI IN
flames, aud communicated to " oden b nd
ing IN the occupancy Of Nj. Hpwell iitppnok.
iaiSo IA the rear at Fulton->tfeet adjoining Nj
ilus'ace) \ box of pospharHs and matches
were found IN the yatd. aud ladder leading
hom the vacant lot Wis likewise discovered,
placed against the fence with other circumstan-
ecs corfohoralug the rete atrd exp'c,sion, that
. gang OF ncendlares infcst the CITY" Ar.
Hoppock $ loss "ds considerable. bnt We under.
stand was insured Although the dremcn had
undergone, the two previous nights. seserc ia
tgue, vet t'eir enrsgy WIS uaanattd; x ~ theiI
unwcIll exettlonS and skill The block rescued
from impending rum. Statesman.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-09
.IUiattr ~ = Repab.

n When Gen. Nashjn. ton retired from the
Presidential Chair IL 10. only TES members
Of ConErcss We're sufficiently dead to sense Of
gratitude AID justice, to refuse linn v1te Of
thanks And reader, can you credit II A.
DREW JACKSON was one offhe number.