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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
COTTON OZN.4BURGS.

III NELSON will keep on hand regular supply
OF heavy Cotton Oxnabuygs, from Messrs Cum
ningham g. Andcrson's Factory in this city, which
he will sell at their lowest prices by the piece
bale. This article is made entirely of twist, from
the best cotton and of very stout texture, anu is be-
eved that for negroes shlrng, it will be found chea
per and to wear better than German ozburgs tick
enburgs. aug 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
BALDWIN,. IVES q co.

ANE rccclveu per EXT, and offcr Tor sale
IL Super blcached shirtngs
Heavy Sd do sheetings
Fine black bombaznes
Rich plain and figured belt ribbons
Groom and crimson tabby vclvets
Pearl buttons, cambrcs
Fine black cloths and cassimeres
Britannia handkerchief
Merlno cloths, sattinetts, s C. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
FAMILY MONITOR

A LARGE supply Of the FAMILY MoNIToR. or n
n help to Domestic Happiness, by John Angel
lanes, author Of Christian Fathers Present Church
Members Guide, Christian Charity Explained, &c,
poslte the Eagle Hotel Up
,o also, me Christian Almanaci for Viroini, for
1851, at 50 30 per hundred, SO cts. per dozen III
sept - ARIEL WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

I'm Cary Street, rear of The prginia and Farmers
Banks
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginia. for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses, have them t
ken TO pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to be dyed and finished well as at any establish
mcnt Ill the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccsSary, he has suitable machines to finish them if
sent to him in the situation above mentioned
Gentlemen are likewise informed that he scours
and renews in colour coats pantaloons, and vests to-
geter with all kinds apparel and requested repairs
them III the ncatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed and hot or cold prcssed furniture
stuls ceanscd and dyed i'll the neatest manner.
n. Il. Tickets WILDE issued on leaving the goods
with him and requests they will be presented on ap-
plicatIonf or the same.
FuNltE term OF the partnership of ANDERSON, GARTH
Il ~ Co having expired on the 3Ist ult their con
nexion is dissolved, except for the purpose of aca-
ting the settlement OF their business. Those havnp
claims against the said concern, will please present
them for settlement; and those indebted to them will
make payment to either of the parties or to Mr. Jo
slah Leake, Jr. their Agent
WILLIAM ANDERSON
JOHN GARTH,
DAVID ANDERSON, JR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
THEOLOGICAL WORKS

For sale by J. II. NASH, Bookseller & S,atione,
richmond, Va the following Theological Works
SCOTS Family Bible, vols. quarto
nnM .nggi.a;, Theology vols, octave, bound
Reds works, 8 vols. octave do
JJosePhus, do do and vols. neat ed
ohocAiords Connexions, vols. octave
adams Dictionary of Religion
Browns do of the Bible
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Payson's Sermons
Millions Christian Doctrine, . vols
Browns Book of Divinity
Southey's Life of Wesley
Ridgleys Body of Divinity, 4 vols.
Tappan's Works, vols.
Hopkinson's Works, 8 vols.
Leusdens Hebrew Bible, vols.
DrGlIncourt on Death
Dodd do do
Mourner COmforted
Spencer's Memoirs
Leigh Richmond do
Memoirs of Mrs. Carter
New Manual of Private Devutions
0pe's Detraction Displayed
Life OF Martin
SCOTS Works vols
Bucks Works vols
Life of Scott
Unitarian Miscellany
Alexander Oh the canon of Scripture
Marrow Of the Church
Sir Walter Scott Sermons
BaXter's Call
do Saints Rest
Blckersteth's Scripture Helm
do on Prayer
FlavePs Saint Indeed
do Sacramento Meditaiions
Almost Christian
Pilgrims Progress
BisC and Progress
Philips Memoirs of Mrs. Savage
The Messiah by J. Coyer
Paleys Nat. Theology, large and small
Bucks Expositor
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sept IFS

DAVID ANDERSON, Jr. will continue
- the sale of Groceries. Domestic Goods Cofton
Yarn, SIC. in connexion with n general Cam.
mission Business at the stand formerly occupied by
Anderson, Garth ~ Go. corner of ID d 18th Streets
where the market price will be paid for GOOD cor
TON. con q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

q NlDER VINEGA R.-25 barrels prime CT
der Vinegar, for sale by the barrel or smaller
quantity, by r. II. DREW, AT.
sept 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

1&S Bags Havana, Rio and st. Domin-
go coffee
J hhds st. Crox sugar
II do Baltimore whskcy
do Jamaica rum
pipes Cognac brandy
do Hollands gin
40 casks French Madeira wine
half chests imperial tca--for sale by
aug 25-ts ID. TIMBERLAKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25

comprising one OF the largest most general and do.
si,aoie stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
ed ior sale. a more particular advertisement will
-PP'"' Al ~" oays' april %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-25
NOTICE.

n ~ persons having claims against the estate of
M"Tceiius Smith deceased, either ~ partner of
INC late firm ofPleasants g. Smith or indvidunIlv
arc requested to make them known TO Mr. Abbott
at the Wing Office.
JAMES PLEASANTS,) Adn'rs oF
mar lIaI q JNO. MORRIS. NJ. s.. dec
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RALSTON s. PLEASANTS

Haze us Teceiped, and offer for sale at their Store,
corner Of u and i5th streets.
CS0 Bags fine green Laguira cofieo
W. 100 do mountain ST. Domingo do
50 10 Rio do
10 bids prime green Cuba do
25 bags old Java do
so hhds hes; dry New Orleans sugar
90 do common do
IL do dry Porto Rico do
eS do very superior st. Crox do
G5 bids Trinidad and n. Orleans ,nolasscs
pipes Holland GIN
81 barrels old rye whskey
20 bbls and hhds common do
Ia chests g,rppowder and imperial tea
$50 sides oak and hemlock tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool filed salt
% boxes 8xi0 window glass
Is do I2xl8 do July 90
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Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store

AVE on hand, and are constantly receiy-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description OF Ladies' and Gentemen's Boots and
Shoes, which FOR durability ease and beauty of fitting
are too much celebrated to need comment. Their
Assortment is very extonsve-ondf procurnp the
1cst OF workmeD and first rate materials win
continuation of the liberal patronage already exten.
ded to their establishment the exertIons an t6or
shall be unremattsd.
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FRESH SPRING COone

ENLEMING & EDWIN JAMES a. co "a,
Il ket Squarc9 have just received '"ias-
Bet,Ueen and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOONS
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Basil LatPs Travels.
n SECOND supply of this interesting work 70.
con, T to ny j. II. NASH
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JUST PUBLISHED,
And ToR SALT nv
X. ID. SANXAV

. lSuccessOr 10 Mr. Nm. m E,y,,,L,t..
and Tn ~ I'VE sup Courts Of Chancery at ehm.nd
ann Lynchnurg being collection of the Rnics ~ 'J
~ CIs,5 Th instructions for the Commissioners thereof
U" Tbi. Oyy Wy examples, SC. &c.
'hls pubIcation contains many rnanuscrip ,,i.. e
;s; Pnl, AMI viii be found very useful TO ConncI
spp 10 III Cha"cery, rrusiees Executors, &C.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
*Tutor at present to Mr.. Wellesley's sons.
1.-THE late Hon. Admiral CORVALLIS.
NATIONAL CUSTOMS AND MANNERS.
AN HUNGARIAN PILGRIMAGE.

The German. from the gloomy character
Of which he SO largely partakes, is particu-
larry liable to the influence of superstition /;
accordingly. day scarcely passes in
which the traveller does not encounter
several groups of pilgrims, who, neglect
ing the business of their farms and house.
hold, are seen wandering towards some
distant province,to deposit their offerings
at some shrine, which either the interest
ed cunning of their priests, or traditive
infatuation, as invested with powers OF
the most miraculous effect. On the
Feast of the Annunciation | happened to
witness of these most singular professions
at .Eisamstadt, city in Hungary, and the
property Of Prince Esterhazy, who has a
magnificent palace and gardens in this
place.
In the chapel Of Eisamstadt there is a
picture Of the Virgin. to which superstition
attributes wonderful healing powers in all
maladies-hence the countless multitudes
which annually flock here at this period,
from all parts of the Austrian dominons
(from Bohemia, Syria, Croatia, Sclavonia,
Moravia, the Tyrol, &C., in the vain
hope either. of returning cured themselves,
or of having effected by their offering the
cure of some parent, husband, child. or
friend. Even the wild and distant Bugo-
VIVA contributes its proportion to swell the
,throng, whose presence renders Eisam-
stadt, during two or three days, one Of
the most amusing and interesting places
imaginable. Nothing in truth can be
more entertaining or instructive than to
view from the chapel (which is seated on
the brow Of hill, and commands de.
lightful view Of the country for miles
around) the numerous and gay process
sions which follow one another in almos
endless succession. and contemplate tn,
variety of feature and costume which di
versify the throng.
In one direction you behold the dul
Bohemian, with his neyer-absent sheep
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15


tents were simple
Mem May. Doth, 1871, l P. M.
Wind westerly-dead calm. Pored for
three hours over my printed Instructions.
las incomprehensible as Lord Gamblers
speeches. Never could understand bur
one chapter in the New Testament. the
twenty-seventh Of Acts thai not called for.
AS for Mr.. Cyrus, it's all babble! R. W.
fhere had been trumpery row in the
University, which, magni6ed by malice.
was brought under the cognizance of the
Vice Chancellor. W was present
the only individual, in fact, of The par,y
that was sober. His evidence was mate
rial, and both parties pressed for i, pro-
portlonably. " I'll show the old lady
bit OF traverse7sailing," said W, and
ne mysttfed accordingly. !" But what
was the origin Of the fray! Who struck
the first blow - asked Mr.. Vice, and ask
ed in VAN.
AT length the Vice drew long breath.
and began -" Mr.. W. YOU were
present at the commencement of this
dreadful outrage. were an eye wit
ness OF the whole of this fragrant proceed
ng,-now, Mr.. W, on your hon.
our,"-these words were repeated with
the most appalling solemnity-" on your
honour, Mr.. w. what was the first thing
you saw ~" Mr.. Vice Chancellor" re-
Piled W with an elongated vissage,
mock solemnity of utterance, and
pause between each word. that gave the
most tarcical air to the whole proceeding
=" There's no working to wndward Of
truth :-the-frst-thing-I-saw-w
Mr.. Fltzosbo.ne canting his ballast"
Yet his stories were to the full as men,
orable as his sayings. He had an mex
haustlble store relative to Lord Colling-
wood, with whom he had sailed, and his
dog Bounce, which he used to detail to
the huge delight of large laughter-lov-
ing audience. One must find room for.
the shortest, not the best. A JENNY
Jessamy of a midshipman waited on his
Lordshp TO solicit lieutenancy. The
Admiral, fixing his penetrating eye on
him, surveyed him in silence for min
ute, and then observed. THAT would
be sporting with mems lives indeed Sir,
| would not trust you with a boat in
trout-stream p
l lost sight of him for some years. AT
length we met again at Palace, he
for institution, | for examination. 1t was
one of our rainy, chilly summers, and the
bishop, thin spare mau, whom hard
study and sedentary habits had evidently
enervated, shrank from the inclemency of
the season. The morning is cold, the
windm ust be easterIy."
No, my Lord, not since this day
week" said W" 1t was southerly at
six ; then veered a point or two to the
morrard, and is now due NORTH" In
deed !" said the Bishop, who was evident
ly surprised at the lengthy reply, and by
no means up to his man. Then address
sing his secretary. who waited for his sig
nature, he inquired, =" Is it the first or sec
ond of June, Mr.. Porteus ~" The first
my Lord, the glorious first of June
Howe's victory, my Lord. How should
like to have another lick at those" The
Bishop stared and turned to his secretary,
who reflected his Lordship's look of WON
der with one of the most unqualified be.
wlderment. Hem hem my Lord.
| beg pardon"
*Tptor a. prosant4o nj. yyaroz1o,,z.a..
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
--" that out a maid
Never departed MORE"

Without, you about fifty thousand Of
either sex bivouaking in the open air, and
among them many Cyprians from Vienna,
enticed by the proximity to visit the scene.
and enjoy for day or two that luxurious
rioting in debauchery, which they are de-
barred by the more strict, though scarcely
more moral, system of the metropolis.
And indeed to every inhabitant of the
Austrian capital, where, in the course of
fifty years, perhaps, you will not see
hundred persons assembled, such scene
must be replete with the full charms of
novelty. consequently the very commonest
votaries of Venus return chanting the
praises Of Hungarian liberty. R. Pr s.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

DISSECTION oE AN EGYPTIAN MUMMY.
The Leeds IntelIigencer oflate date makes
mention of an Egyptian mummy, which was
presented to the philosophical Society of
that city, by the late John Blade, Esq. and
which has recently undergone complete
examination by that body. On unfolding
the bandages in which the body was wrap
ped, there was discovered a copper plate
with hieroglyphics thereon, the interpreted
ton Of which made known the business and
character of the deceased, and the time and
place at which the body was embalmed.
The time proved to be during the reign of
Manassas the 5th, called by the Greeks
Menophis, of the dynasty of Maniteb, and
father of the renowned Sesostris. Manassas
was the eighteenth ofthe Egyptian Kings,
and assembled The throne, 1893 years before
the birth of Christ; the body, therefore, liv
ed ontemporaneously with Moses. The
engraving states also, that the deceased was
an incense bearer and secretary Of the rel
les ofthe God Mandon at Thebes; which
situation he occupied about 5000 years ago.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

At Nantucket, it is the practice Of all the
males to go out of Church first.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15
GAZETTE,

@,0nllns.eis
Sterling.
Bolton.
arenburg.
a aboye as Agents ara
.lions to the Gazette
ldvertisements, or an.
Through them, will re
l5fELLieEEGRR.
faE CONDITION OF
INDIANS.
*.
ID the postscript to
sed to suspend my
Dme weeks; an
lime, several top
10 be discussed,
ps not to have been
Permit me, there
eof different phra-
eh ought still to be
! strength of the
NJ Justly and fully
!, it eau be clearly
ght Of the Chero-
Iaraptied by so ma
d could not be. af-
Of 1902, between
/ States /:
iRrstood the matter
ry after the year
Inerous acts of her
pan for removing
and derives no
R:
guaranty Of a new
entitled to conf
isr Of a guaranty,
hes, would be es.
sss a cruel Insult !:
oval of the south
j all probability be
% them, without
'ft to them, or to
man will be very
the Indians to
Pile rights, and to
II to the issue of a
nment, which, to
iely to fail, and for
BE can be neither
sincerely, Messrs.
m with which your
this discussion, I
indulgence, while
bed undergo a brief
Encouragement Of
esders. | engage
aot exceed hve al
will be ample
before your paper
@ proceedings of
HE Colony Of Geor-
Of the British
|Slate Of Georgia, in
|'al independence,
|sts and Cherokees
p, that these In
|l't they had terri
@, that their ter
/ their possession
'lsfllV sllrrnudor IL.
Them are as truly
between any COM
Flch is the aspect Of.
ielation to this sub
|'der Of history can
Pls' Seven formal
hese general char
\ already mention
| vas dated in the
Pn from the first
~ II is probable |
many subordinate
'l''l'on was made in |
\ not unfrequently /!
Y year a treaty Of
W Georgia and the |
V able to find these !
's a'eertain the pro- |
! ! Quotations
! ! y a0or Of Congress, !
ueorgia, leave no
' !, are of the same
'As treaties which |
J Constitution was
% power Of making
!. % the President |
''so Safes. As this
J J; Importance, the
! ,' ~ not only took
!, to assign the
! ~ IAe General Gov.
, .a,t !. Section lo)l
~ ssa'eflng into "any |
'l|'ssfatlon." Since
,sp'ed, no State has
, ~, All publick
wa !, nave fallen with
'''s Vested in the
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

Inc Legislature of Georgia adopted
tnis maxim, in nearly these words, as shall
saew 10 a quotation from report, approved
ny that body. in Dec. 1927.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

ouf morelncation will come from that
quarter quarter We have, however, some per-
manent causes Of severe modification. II
= should be said FIVE hundred years hence.
that 70 the middle of the nineteenth cent.
ufy me United States were compelled, by
40 overwhelming force, to cede Staten
Island TO foreign Power, the fact would
20. I. e thousandth part SO disgracefuI,
as g @ have it truly said. that the United
States adopted from Georgia the maxim
nat m'ght Is right;;* and, in pursuance
O. that maxim. despoiled an unoffending
ana saiierlng people of those very posses.
sions which we had soLEMNLY GUARANTY
ED TO THEM FOREVER.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-12-15

'I1fELLIGENGRR.
IN CONDITION OF
|SINDIANs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-13
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
NHW.YORK. Al

NEW-YoRK, Aug. 3.
BY the packet ship York, Capt. De Cost,
arrived last evening from Liverpool, we have
received London papers to the esd, Liver.
pool TO the gath.
A battle had been fought at Pravadi, be-
tween the Russians and Turks, in which
both parties claim the victory.
The st. Petersburgh Gazette Of the 10th
contains a short account Of the battle Of Pra-
vadi, ia which the Russians claim the victory.
The Gazette adds. that they remained mas
tiers of the Geld. However, according to the
fourth bulletin. they retreated TO Koslandji,
to concentrate their force and receive rein
forcemcnts. The battle Of PRAY adj was
fought with such obstinacy that only 81
Turks were taken prisoners. The Russians
had Is officers killed and SO wounded.
Accounts from Vienna Of the 18th June
hy an extraordinary conveyance, state thai
the Austrian Government had just received
Official information from Constantin0ple, o.
q rencontre between the Turks aud Russians
near the mouth Of the BosphOrus. The
Turkish ilcct on re-entering the Black Sea
fell In with four Russian frigates and brig
After an action Of few hours, three Of On,
tfigates aud The brig are reported TO have run
away, aud the fourth ifigaie, Of SO guns. wa
taken by the Turks, who immediately re
turned with their prize to Constantinopie.
Sir Edward Banks steam vessel arrive,
from Hamburg. 1t London. IL Il stated sha
the bOmbardment Oi 6ilistria by the Russian
had commenced: and that the garrison, whicI
Is $4,000 strong. had expressed a wish {,
! capi,ulate, hut that Count Diebitch, convin
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-13

returned to Washington yesterday. We
think that these excursions are both " expe-
dent and prOper"-and, as there 70 present
calm IN the "electioneeFiMg sUOrld'' we hope
that they will be esteemed, as they should
be--by all parties.~-Niles Register.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-13

New ORLEANS, July 10.
We have certificate Of the House Surgeon
OF the Charity Hospital, that there has been
number Of cases of Yellow Fever in that in.
stituli0n. aud that there are several ut this
present time. We have also the assurance Of
another practising physician of this city,
whose candour and veracity are beyond ques-
ton, that he has had case Of the same dis
ease. We do not think that it has yet assn.
med very alarming type. but "caution j:
the mother Of safety" We give the infor.
NATION from candid and disinterested motives
N3The President returned TO Washing
ton, from his visit TO Mr.. Carroll on Tues
day the Secretary of State passed through
Baltimore on Saturday last, on visit 70 VIII
mington, Del. the residence Of Mr.. McI.ane
about 90 depart for England; the Secretary
Of the Navy arris ed at Washington. on Mon
day. from visit TO New York, 10 which h,
bad proceeded In the Constellation frigat,
from Norfolk. having examined the nav,
yards on his route; the Attorney. Genera
passed through Baltimore, proceeding east
on Thursday; and the Secretary Of Stat
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-13

Death Of Charles Giltsrt.-The death Of
Mr.. Charles Gilfert, late lessee and manager
OF the BOwery Theatre, says the Commercial
Advertiser Of the 50th ult. was singular and
extraordinary. We understand that he died
literally Of madness, produced almost instan-
taneously. on hearing that Mr.. Hackett had
taken the Theatre with which he had been SO
closely connected from lie foundation. The
phrensy came suddenly and terribly upon
him and continued without abatement until
this morning, when he dropped down dead.
He neither ate, nor slept, nor was ne undress-
ed for six or seven days-but paced his rOom'
watched and guarded by Ave or six men, to
prevent violence upon himself. Mr.. q. was
an active man, Of great musical science and
taste, and composer Of no mean reputation.
To the above the Post Odds,-his demise has
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-13

Letters from Baenas Ayres.-By the brig
Soto, Capt. Rickels0n, we have received
Buenos Ayrean papers to the 10th june IN
elusive. The city stu held out against the
invaders.-ROsas not choosing to hazard a
violent entrance, but endeavOring to compel Il
to surrender by means Of selge. The city
was In much want Of provisions, and the gov
eFnment had passed decree, under date Of
June Sd, authorizing the meats which might
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-08-13

a curious cdse.-In letter from tho Y. y. Gaxette'S
correspondent in Washington City, Il 10 stated that
Navy Surgeon, who had received orders to report
himself for service, went on to Washington in Obed
once to the call, and informed the Secretary Of tho
Navy, that he had been on shore for 10 years, and
not being called on, had concluded that his name
was not the list Since the order Of the Secretary
had convinced him Of his error IN this particular, hc
had to claim 10 years pay, which Is due to him.
To this the Secretary demurred, but the Surgeons
case seems clear.-Raieigh Register.
A dear hGg-Mary Hugg, Of Baltimore has OBJ
tanned verdict of $500, against Joseph N. Buchan.
an, for the seduction Of her daughter.
A Powerful Preacher.-"Ah, Sir!" exclaimed the
elder, in tone Of pathetic recollection, "our late
minister was the man! He was poortu preacher.
for the short time he delivered the Word amane ms,
hs knocked pupi,s TO pieces aud dang the CUTS on.
o. Bibles !"-SccssmGn.
In February last the Jackson members Of the lie.
gisature wrote congratuatory letter 10 Gen. Jack
sOn-to which in june he returned complimentary
answer. How prompt
On Sunday 9Th, the body Of a wel-dressed stranger
found in MedfoEd, "a few rods from Maiden ne.l
apparently dead but few hours. He went short
distance into pasture, GU! Of sigh. Of ,he road, and
accomplished the fatal deed In the following manner
with bis nockolh he made kind OF rope 81 twsiin1
Il, and having secured Il round bis neck, he placed
his cane between the cloth and his neck, and twisted
itrouhd three four times II determined the work
should be thorough Boston Mess.