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The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26

battle. On the banner of one inscribed in let
ters of gold the word, "Liberty,"--on that of the
other, was !" God and my King" They were the ar
mics of the oppressed, and expressing was weari-
ed with feit of little value to me, and deter
mined to assist in the cause of liberty. But reflect
ed for a moment, and said, what connexion have 4
now with the human race-am not a poor and soli-
tary wanderer the wide face Of the world? What
then, have to do, either with the prosecuting or the
prosecuted Martial music came floating on the
breeze, and the strife was about to commence The
melody of the siver-toned bngle was ringing among
the hills, which sent back an hundred harmonious ech
oes My soul was roused hurried on, and falling
in with struggling trooper, hurled him from his
horse and yaued into the saddle Joined the ranks,
just as the bugles were sounding charge Of the cav
airy Dreadful was the onset7hundreds fell to rise
no more. had escaped unhurt, during the fierce
struggle that lasted for few moments and was about
to turn round, to Join disordered ranks, when
bullet struck me on the back part of my head and
fell senseess from my horse.
Ii was near midnight, when my recollection return
ed A thin, crescent moon, was going down the wes-
TEN sky. shedding its pale and scSly light upon the
field OF carriage found that ! was not seriously in
iured, as the ball had merely struck my head in al
ancing directions and, the sight of the dead, and
the groans of the dying, which had been left on the
feS panied and distressed me- rose up and bent my
steps to neghboring mountain, to seek shelter
nong the rocks, from the falling night dews. The
next snorning, awoke in raging fever, excited no
dost by the blow had received, and the excrtons Of
the preceding day. and there, in all probability,
would have ended my miserable hfe, had ! not been
discovered by a, pious and charitable hermit, who
| dwelt in cave on the mountains side. With con-
siderable difficulty he bore me to his rocky and sub
terranean abode, and watched over me and attended
10 my wants. through long and protracted illness,
with all the care and solicitude Of affectionate
brother or friend. During my sickness, regained
nv former sanity Of mind, and Of course along with
it. the recollection of my home, my wife and dapgh-
ter together with the dreadful catastrophe, that had
driven Inc abroad On my recovery to health feeling
myself an outcast from society, determined TO end
nv days. apart from the world, in the retired and Sc
questered dwelling ofmy kind friend and protector.
4 In tolerable state Of quietude Of mind, lived with
him for several years, bubecomng at length wearied
with the eternal silence and solitude, that reigned
round us, and feeling curiosity to know what hat
become Of my wife, resolved to return to my native
country r therefore, travelled down to the scaboart
and embarked on board Of vessel that was about tC
a sail for the same port in my country which hay
left under such disastrous circumstances, some yea
\ previous On my arrival, / proceeded forthwith
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-09-26
From the Free Press.
GRAMMAR OF CUSTOM.


| @Fg ,s5 GRAMMAR OF CUSTOM s
The following literal copy of letter from young la.
dy to her friend the counry aDd will perhaps, prove mite
resting fair specimen Of photography beauty Of
diction, and originality of thought 1t may be highly usep
TO those who wish improve themselves the art Of letter
writing, according to the Grammar of Custom'
Mi deer cussen
We haut got drap of good here-ownIy what are
in the famalybut was very cole this mornin an we bin
dsputn about the Beoses blode the fire without EN- 10
make the ktte boyJist gwoin 10 the party
cotcht jack our boy playn and then sent mill too
ch brand for swnes and shorts Oxens and boses
but the Teller woodent won step had to poosh i'm
orrard git ole boss from the pasterhen he gon rite
ohe dun his bsnes and bis cummn back i'm play
marvels rite under wnderi looked out and ax i'm
wther he not ashamed-poy Went got sum East for
to bake bredtommy Run Too the gardn an got sum Salary
sparrogras an Unions Tatas for dnnehen
me got sowin and so down Cheers very
charul and fell tawkn about the Reasons eat at ants
and how good the tea ware-but cooden squnch our
huratttle Ann then in teld us how that the tte
negu boy tuck my yarn hern yoorn you left hee an
sold it'll wooden lost il for twised the vally Of but
knowd well ennuf that he wood git whppn for tbut he
run for itbut father will ketch i'm vale i'm this at
ernoonlook thareather cotch i'm but run up stars
The idle good for noihn TELLER he stole many hunk
of bred nenny Junk OF meat-it was unbenowns too
manmyshe afeerd he will be unfortunate reich an
have bad eendbu mussent fogit tell ye that we is
gon to harperserry hant bin thar yetbut nabur lib ted
that the Assnels is fine bdnan that hay work terra
bel fine Things hae the people is toleabe bad the
mounngs very big ieest bigger ever he had
sawan he SADIE too that in sum of the Hands in the River
shannadore CRATE big watermions cowcumbes growsan
Mushmions Creesesbut most skeert too 90 becase
the river Raises HE and bad them
that carries the bote sassy fee-our Sase
he bin hare had them herd sware bominabel
nabur they has gramer sgoo hae Jogray
latin creek sengon sundays they has preechn
nabur he herd menny good sarmond thare by the
pscopalans Tresdtarans methodses-he swates he
herd bettebu be says hay makes menny super
scrptions twix that thare study an vim
min are-sumtmes when they goes TOO meens Nabur sase
they scrouch another very muchan the BoySscsls
goes too the Sunday sgool an thay has su.nnscod
! that plays well-an sum time ago
kid him ded on the spot--now as soon.
i his heh he will jme we will hav a
bill jaws tobakker which dond like -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
CONVENTION BILL

The question is still p"ui'ng III the Senate
That body is vet At sea though IN all proha.
hihtv seine yute NAV b- talten this dav, or on
Monday, which vii give the bill some definite
shape.
NJ VI ryan. sche ne fora county rep"esen.
tan n with a certain graduation. ha, failed, Ia
90 III.
Mr.. Dadh.'s ulsn Of the Senatorial basis Of
1910, united ruth he erisn0oH ofh- lighl Of
suffrage for members ofhe Contention has also
ia,led-22 to2
Mr. Dade's plan Of the Senatorial District
basis of 1920 (dipasd OF the extrn,i N OF suf-
Ira q IA been revived by Mr.. raylor-Rnd Il
srhem - al 80 hr"ug II f,rwsri by MIR Alen
for The District plan according 10 the Census
OF 1920 - Thee are the only projects before the
Senate. VIII thar the Senatorial District plan
hy the Census ot 1910, or 90. is to sdccred,
We viii not hazard a eou;ec ufe but it is
highly probable, that one OF them, or some plan
similar 10 them, Is ultimately destined pre-.
ha'- sEoqaiier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

NJ. Hena;.. uks oHsred By say O. ryder 10
az lail. a pro, - tnsi nothing IN the 81 eon-
t.isrrd .haad e1emI,i the stoes Of the sail com
PAM from tsGsiIon-
h r.I.,,s,, 70 tbe p'iaciple involved in The
orst....i s,.gsf.a .hnt bot animated d,ssss-
.,o,, i. ,,s ~ &, u ch Nessrs. " isae. May aud
uar.,. spessrl IT, On one de. " S.. en-
,e,,ded tbai he Legislature ough ppi 60 allan
dan = poI.ey y hieA I'D b.en pursued fBf
lws|se .-sfs. ADD - hleh .as originally staf'-
Ell f.r he purpose II ~ "ufsg'ns the citizen,
aC he Cum 40 > rain g. Iasssi their fund.- ~
~oTAs Of internal imp soTemep' hat ihsse IN
se4tnsnis uete GENERALLY unlrol'ablr 30 ihe
ipdiy dua sior khoidsu. ani tat, # people.
+ invited - .ub.,ribe. seTe - apPfsffeud that
T the n,ssasut tpsi. stock should become Va u'sir
=, mud ~ bur h.urd - fh ts1aiion the IN.
prsss,nett sfihe c,aiiitry would be gresily re.
fn-.led A. o. the oiher sd. IL was admit
ted thaiihe Lrsislaiafs had M sned tn policy
~ aus.iia ~ m i j. ,. when. "a ws, sslh) u
va. isbsndon-d after dus delibrfs ion. fhe
Palsmae Company having been incorporated
without giving ia the stock Of that COMPANY
sny sKemrtior from the impo.iiioh ol iaIes ;
Bal i 49, Insisted thai the . 'l,cy was always
srons ihst t1sr- Wss nn more reason, why
nnass. ~ esled in the stock Of turnpike,
shBHh ~ sEFmrifd ir1m tatatop. man 'hHi
xnich uas invested IN a ni-unfsc uring e.tab-
li,hn~at &c. The proposed ryder ~as then
Adopted ard ho hhi passrd.
VI. Men >. then ofefeI refoluiion. thai
lsavr h. g.ysn 10 bring 10 bill IN rs5Sai the i6'h
section II Ihe set, entitled an al pEe.aribihg
crriam general regulations or the ,neorp"ra.
fior aftu turnpike CON anie..' - seciian
nr - II IT, ne rrIe ,ied i.lh on Whiea grant.
n tn sisrt otal. turnpike c rnpan'rs a < ner'
A. sIa.rplPu from tasstian.
NJ y mite 6f II tkbIilge. eailed for TIE
ave. aud stss. WHICH ~efP sr1erfd Tha vie
sfnpd thus Or The resnlniioa. rs against H.
- ), the tesolr'ion va ad4pted. aud a
90 psnif,re sss appointed 10 brIug IA q bill &C.
-ordingiy.
l. tolIosing engr0seh Hills we've also
passed - snlarRins the posfrs - Admins.
traitor. he bonii non - 10 incorporate the Par
krr.bure Maouf1 etnr ny Co.npapy and Cum
eern ng the tenth ludiciai Circuit
On motion of NJ Bpcr. the Committee oi
Finance WEIR ins rncted to enquire 80 the
fnrs ven sni mode u safisfym. the ain.
or The ufirrcs # tbr revolutionary my. rn-
led 10 eanbu' atpu psy. embracing srch ~
he Lsgi.s'nre haze already al horiked at II,
pr.sen' sessitn. With ,,ayeto repori 10y bill o.
aihCfais.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
DOMESTIC fNrnLL1GE ycH
Lsirdoi from n litter. daisd


1t IL believed To he entirely cprrrc fhst the
Customs act Of the X ush Parliament coul
not h W b.en p"s.od IN retaliation Of our TAI IL
Of last session ; that IT Is ppssibie they may
atttnpr 10 giVr r:inliatory OPERATION ~ nd.
mltIins into srnlsh European pofr., cotton Of
the prod0ee OF the lt.led States at the lower
rates oil duty, when lniI idaced 10 British w..
.els through o. touching al Briii.h Colonial
ports. Boi high authorities here agree vi. YOU.
that 4 cun I'd not be done wlthout violating the
commercial conV. nIiou b.taeen lhr two coun
Irhs, 1 is undrrstoa thai our Minister al 81
lanes has been instructed to ascertain the IN
tent,on. of the Brtusn Governmental ih. re-.
pect Bos,0H Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

An awfui sq,tinifng N Monarchy The III,
lowing is n literal extract Of letter from tte
DIV u Algiers to Vi. MADIsoE, OF the 2lrh A.
pril. 1878.
- his Majesty, the Emprror OF America.
its al a. ent and dependent Provinces ana coasts.
aLd wherever his Government may extend, sur
noble friend, the support Of the Hugs OF The na.
ton of .lp,ns the pillar of all Christian Soye-
relgns the mos glorious among III Princes. 2
Ieeteh amongst many Lords ani Mobiles, The
happy the great, the amaLle JANIS NAursoH,
Emperor of America, (may his i"ign br happy
aud elaIious, aed his hir long aud prosprrous.l
wishing him long possession Of the sal OF his
blessed throne. aud Ion lllr and health, A.
men Hoping that your lie lth i, N good star.
inform you that mine IS excel, nt thanks tn
the supreme Being. constantly addressing
nv humble prayers,o the Almighty for your u.
lefty"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

UHSsU9!ou Eb q la the Senate yester
dae, Mir. HAYsEs' re. tuition requesting the Pre-
,meul 81 the tnaed States Ia cause To be Land
before the senate "A statement OF the expenses
incurred ou mt ing ont and preparing an .xpe-
dl'iou Tor exploring The South Sea. of the al.
ditloual amount winch such expenditure may
require 0I the amounts trans ierrrd from the
d ilc'' nj heads OF appropriation from the naval
service 10 this subject and the authority by
winch sach transfers have been made WAS ex.
planned by the mover, aud adopted. Three
hours we're spent In the consideration Of Exccu
tive business, after which the Sennie adjourned
10 Monday
ln the House of Representatives, the rcsou-
ton ed on the preceding day by MIR. RAW.
SAY. for the printing of 5000 copies Of the Re
pnr "f the S,.naIe Committee on the subject of
Abe Sunday Mail. was lad ON the table on mo
ton VI Mr. WEkMs. The resolution laid On The
table h, Alr. Van RESsshLAEu on the subject of
s,ch change Ia the Rnles us i'll allow the bills
acted ON lasi session to- have priority on the
docki. over the hills which have orig mated at
thar session. was also laid on the table. The
House then took IA the bill 10 repeal tie ton
mage duties on ships aud vessels OF the United
States aud on certain foreign vessels, ON Hs
third reading. SO0ie Discus ,iun took place, va
rios, propositions being made 10 recommlt the
bill With instructions TO report provision t. re-
peal the duty ON Salt, Mou>ses. Tea, Coite,
&c whea motnn was made by Mr.. T. u
barbour 10 lay the bill on the table. aud the
question being taken bv ayes and noes, there mp.
pedred AYES 50, noes 90, aud by the casting
vote ofthe Speaker the bill Was then laid on the
table. l he House Ihen resolved itself into a
Committee Of tbs Whole On tho Stale OF the u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12
INTRODUCTION OF SLAVES INTO LOU
SIANA

Inc NorioIk Beacon gives as copy of Bill
printed tor the Legislature OF Louisiana, which
cor espOr dcut IA New Orleans informs has
been passed-and IS TO take lTrct fro.n and al
tel the lat day OF Ap'lneN II IS relative To
the Introduction ct slaves Inio tar State Of Lou
'sIdha, aud Tor other purposes II io,bids any
person to brIne i"io ''a' otaIr any slaves, 18th
the intention OF selling or hung them, nnless
the o"nrr or the person carrying them shall al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

A gentleman has lately left et The office of the
Charleston Courier, twenty nine pieces. nh
eouuttrfeits, ofthe coin of the United States
Three pieces represent dollars, the others Aalf
dollars, aud 50 vel execntr,i u at most persons
would hayr received them without di.coyerin.
he chat They ar" lighter than The genuine
coin, and the STATS around the head and The f d.
cures 1927. aee mol 50 clear and ,mootha as if cut
with die They were found In tag on James
Island. by negro who delivered them 10 his
master. This circumstance renders IL proba,l,.
that there is gang OF Counterfeit oray
Charleston. who are carrying on business GU.
large scale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

The Rgh. Roddio Independence The Genr-
gian say" W. like tae disposition toward,
Internal Imp, ovenrnt which ia manifesilng it
self in North Carolina, and think thar or own
State would not dcmran its characie, Nv follow
ing in The wnke One offs papers Informs n,
that George W Jrffries. E.q of Casnell county.
has been authorized 10 pun chase number OF
Melino sheep nj the North FIR the use Of the
several agricultural societies ol the State. md a
resolution was adopted for prncuring one thou.
sand vine roots hom Loucats vineyard on Long
island aud supply Of the eggs of the all,
worlu.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

ninn. asd resumed he con.i iefa'ios Of tie
bIi for the prsserssIton add spzif uf The Cum
bsriand Road. having q svios'siy Postponed tire
SPECIAL oder. vi an. sl4y MIR. SEscKE th.n
took IN h"Jr. snd /, a spseeh Of apa All. ~
two hour. eonciudss the remarks winch he had
esfnneaaed on Iu-s1ey. Sir. BARsAAD ften
ob'si'Sd he aoof, and. on hi, motion. tie Com
mntss - and reported progress. Inc HOUSE
then shipururd
Mr. MIEeaA yesterday reported Bill huIn
the Committee on Kosds spd Caaals auibori-
rag subscription 10 the Staok Of thr CHI "a
ps~fe aud Urla~afe cansi Company.
Mr. HhsILfo. yesterday. fIon the Commit
tee on kssr.achlnrni. reported Bill To re
ducs rte Interest Oh the unned States siI per
csni Sock, and 10 provide ~ tire redemption
thereof
Harrington. ~. The Senate dill not sit
yesterday
Ia the IIou.e Of Representative. Mr. szrrH's
proposition to asend thu Constitution Of the
United states VA. taken up aud modified b..
hlmsril Motions were inrn made IL lay tn
resolutions on the table aud 10 postpone the
consideration Of them. As Nh SMITH MS not
IN the Hau.s. The question 10 postpone WIS
sboui 10 lac taken by ayes and noes. when Nr.
ozYTH appra ed. aud Iook hh seat. The ma
ton sas ihsh Withdrawn Hn m-aiGcatlons
Of his proposition. having been fedd, Mr..
5roHgs moved o reeouimt the r'.olulIon, 10
The COMMITTEE oil he Naolr Oh the tate Of the
Cnioa. hr DsicHr thru moved 10 post
pone the resoiu ION, tall Ihr 81 ui March, and
this qsesfion being taken by syss aud noes,
was decided in the 1egat.gr. the a,-, being III.
and the noe. lO7. Nh. uFLa, then NOV ed tn
amend the resolution rendering the Presiden'
ineligible 20 reelection, BY postponIng us OF.
grafton for eigHt years from the third oil
March neat. lie desired the ayes and NOE.
on this question. but the call sss not sustain.
I'd. aud the motion Ms negaiiSrd. The hour
having thru s1plfrd. aud the House refusing
10 suspend the Ralr, the discussion Vas ARES
ed. The bill T., abolish Ih- system Of Loite.
ries n the District Of Columbia vas read a
third time aud pas ed. The House then re-
suTed. IN COMMITTEE Of the Wn,lr, the unfn-
shed business OF rlday last. being dill 10 re.
lease the righi OF the United States 10 land IN
East Florida 10 the deyiset' OF William bray.
ton, wJeh Was hually ~ jecred, and bill for
'he relief Of Frauei, Preston, on ~hlch M drrl-
sion took place, the House having adjourned
Tor want of qsofum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

H'Hon' jan 3o-Ded in Salem, Yesterday
morning about clock. the Hon and Venpr.
anlr ilmornY P,cksHSG, aged ~ yrars--most
OF 'h' incidents of whosp.eveniful life were con.
h'c'td with The revolution, independence. mea.
s"'es "nd politics of our beloved country. He
was o"l' OF one of The fret patriotic regiments
VI ms Slate afterwards an mid to Gen. Wash.
."s'on' ana subsequently, Secretary of State y
Na''o"Hl Senator, &c. He was blessed with th,
"'e"s Shna IN corpare saiu' TO hs last sick.
"ess, anu we know not iha, The power OF ~,
'n'"a was impaired til death. Palladium.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
Inc noarh Of Ovcrsref. Of Harvard Cniyersi.
" yesterday tdn,irritd the election Of the Ron
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

Al tlazres ~ z hog = The Lebanon fo..
Star contain. Ia. Glowing a,iseot.ys. ~.
hog
Mr.. Gideon Lang. Of Builpr COUNTY ri.
a hog which hc sold few weeks sno, T., NO
Denman. Of his neil hi,orbood. for SKI. d.'.'P
lie Wa shortly afterwards offered fotty Al
for his bargain bet determining 10 tak. !,
Cincinnati. he pun ii on board Of a carsl II
for ihhr place On his rsnte, without hrs - ~
ledge, lie hand, On board ezhib.ied !, a.
show, charging @ 4 cents Tor a sight. VI"
he arrived II the city, an immenEe crowd "a.
Ell II and paid f,r tn. sight After keep,n, ;,
some inpe. he Vas offered 800 for the bo'
greed 10 take II, aud received $50 on the e.,
tract Bot il was moi To b. delivered until q,
whole va. paid, and while waiting Ion the \,
ance II WIS secretly conveyed away
Mr. II .nman de,r' ing To pursue the m.
NAL embarked Ou board Sieam oai anB tolt,,,
I'd il H. Loul.silfe. sheI- he had the .st,.fo.
Ton OF finding MS u z. IN had been e,bjbi,.,
Tor son,e t,nr 10 erea' advantage. Taking M,
session Of The hog MIR Deninan descrnded N.
liver With i several hundred lnles. and FINAL,
sold II Tor $500 Il weighed 1850 pounds ~,
III his route Mr. Dennau was otfeTea $500 Fl,
II safely delivered N New fok The M,
chaser, il is expected " III undertake ~, nan.
pnrtaiinn 10 the eastern rites, 10 NV In.
fanke+s what Kind vi hog, We rai.e IN Quo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

4 p adelphia editor wishes hr had = 100 ON
for couple OF mouths. so tkdt he rUufd .reak
half dozen banks. just 10 teach them lesson
Such editor would beat dom ine oAmp,op IN
giving lessons. AOqh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-12

JOSIAH Quincy. a. Presidenl CT l..s.#,.
verify. n
Ihr Boston Daily Advertiser SAY. =. 10
e"rsspnh iencr Ia ~'-sn geit.ie.aea Il. ''e
y % 'hr f"d~rHi rsHy. sad Pm
Adams. +" which iFegWbi al!usion h.. - d.
mat. W. lear has heFn brought 10 - -
and II =" n"w IN the pres. j. viii he ~
- pamphlet torn, ana published =. -.
a oha he l's.s"i thrnfgh the !-.ss,-n,ola7p,, .
III aBnut a s-rk ,s'a''!
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10
NATIONAL POLITICS.

The aspect of political affairs, in this country,
is such as is calculated to creates in the minds
of all rejecting men, the most anxious solicit
tude and alarm. Heretofore, whatever might
have been the secret motives which influenced
the acts of the executive, there has been mani
tested at least some prctcncc to principle they
have been done, ostensbly, with reference to
the public good and have been supported and
defended OH that ground. But now, even that
pretence is boldly thrown aside, and the whole
patronage of the national government is WELD
Cd, openly and avowedly, for the promotion of
the interests of the personal and poitice friends
of the President, with but little regard 10 any
other consideration The most faithful and ex-
perienced officers are suddenly and rudey
thrust aside, without the imputation of fault,
and their places filled, frequently, by those of
inferior qualifications, and of doubtful charac
,odrd for their devotion to the cause of the MI
itary Chi9tain.
The case of the Hartford post office is fair
specimen of the regard to principle, and to the
wishes and interests Of the community, which
characterizes the removals and appointments
now going on. The Postmaster at that place,
faithful and industrious officer, without re-
proach or censure, was superseded by b. II.
Norton, an assistant editor of the WASHINGTON
Telegraph, who had for two or three years
been the publisher of the Times, violent Jack
son paper at Hartford. The people of Hart
ford were so we'll satisfied with the old Post
master, that they feared the consequence of
any change would be untavorable yet, if one
must be made, they were as well satisfied with
the new appointment as they would have been
with that of any other person who would be
likely to get it. But a person named John M.
Niles, who had been editor Of the Times, pre-
vious to Mr.. Nortons connection with it, man
distinguished only for his thorough-going Jack
sonsni, and his bitterness as a political partizan,
procured recommendation from a few OF his
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-06-10
FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS, spy.

CONSIDERATION. The conservation of
st. Johns Church at Wilkinsonvlle, ia -four
ising manufacturing village in the town of
Sutton) took place on Wednesday last.
The day heing uncommonly fine, a great
number of people assembled to witness the
solemnities. Among whom we observed
with pleasure many of the nelghboring con-
gregational clergy, and many of the most
respectable and intelligent inhabitants of
the adjoining towns. The ceremonies were
conducted with great propriety, and the
whole scene was calculated to excite deep
interest and solemnity. The sublime and
impressive ceremony of Conservation was
performed by the venerable Bishop with
chat fervor and simplicity which are pecu-
harly Characteristic of him. The Rev. Mr..
TAFT of Pawtucket, and the Rev. Mr.. West
ofTaunton, assisted, land the Rev. Mr.. Baury
ofNewton, read the service of the day. A
highly appropriate and instructive Sermon
was delivered by the Right Rev. Bishop,
from 2 Samuel "a "a. The music was APP