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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

"RJorni." has fallen ia al! its fury upon
The Postnasters. We read OF disnissnls all over the
country. No delinquency is pretended or fault of
any kind imputed. 1t is downright un,nitigatcd and
undHgnsed dSPotisu. The hero has the power, and
he exercises it purely in Indulgence of his personal
feelings. Some Postmasters offended by not VOTING
Tor him. and wherever !.c dares. he Furnishes oil such
BY removal. Their Offices are uniformly bestowed
upon tawning sycophants, obsequious fatterers and
dirty tools. No Jackson Postmaster has vet been
dismissed, while Of the opposite party have
been removed, and this of itself is demonstration
that the motive of their removal is personal TO Gen.
Jackson, and not induced by any regard for the pub
lie. In Kentucky, Mr.. Ba7bcc, Revolutionary oili-
ccr, has been elected from the Danvc post office,
without the attribution of fault lie voted anans.
Gen. Jackson, and in the eyes of tina, rnagnanmous
parsonage. this offence outwcghs all the Revolution
airy services of Major Barbec. And this man who
thus acts who grstfes his personal pqnc at the ez-
Pcnse ofthe sacred graft due the men who achev
cd Independence and prefers tho indulgence Of his
pary private rcseninents, to the honour of the ma
Gon--this man is called by Mr.. Richie d id nm
ne genus, TIE HERO! The Hero par cyceiience,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

Tie Now York Commercial June p states, that
MIR. Hamilton Of s. Carolina whom our readers will
remember as the chairmnn Of the Humbug. styled tho
"Retrcnchment" Committee, in the II. Of Rcprrscn.
tativcs-while in that city last week spoke openly and
frankly, in daPprobnton Of the proceedings at Wash
ugton. From north to south, & cast to west stronr
sentiment of disgust and disappointment pcrvadcs
the community. We declare that though in The dai-
~ hnbit of free and familiar converse with Jackson
men of town and country, on political topics, VIC
have met with two only, who justified the eys.
tom Of removals and appointments pursued at WASH
layton, and one Of them was Office seeker. In
almost every case, disgust unrcscvedy express
Cd. There arc Jackson men lcft-but that wild en-
thusasm OF personal admiration for the Military
Chei'aIn which so strongly through the country
sweeping awayinits progress the experience ofman-
Kind, the admonitions Of our Republican sarcs and
the maxims before deemed irrcfrnpablc Is utterly
dcfunct. Men continue tn be Jncksonians only from
tic pride Of consistency. They hate to confess that
they have been wofully deceived and dsappoirtcd
and that tho individual upon whom they almost bcs.
lowed living Apotheosis turns out upon experiment
% be little Of God, 10 tamely surrender himself
into tho keeping Of some Of the most dcpravcd men
tho country has rcnrcd-convct Of deep crinrcs
md the outcasts Of society.
Il appears that Pdrneice, who committed forrcrcs
IN the CITY of New-Yorka few days since, ncgotia-
'cd forged paper PRIOR . II. absconinr, % 'ho
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
SPLENDID SCHEME.

Bcsldes Dos, 80s 70s COS, sos, SC. &C.
Tickets $40, shares in proportion. For sale in .
variety of lucky numbers az my Office.
,lno So IYT PE,4R.V9N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

Il appears that Parmeice, who committed iorrcres
IN the CITY of Ncw-York few days since, ncgota-
'cd forged paper prior . IL absconinr, % nc
syYeUnt of $1,000
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06
THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIr OF THE AUTHOR.

w Mr. GILLIAN has iae honor N irrHrr the aides s,,
Gentlemen Of Richmond yicin,v H., IL EIsltIj
viii uake place on Saturday, ne 6ah Of lime.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-06

June G--2t
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
RARDW

Genuine mouse hole and Birmingham Anyils:
Bright and black Vices. American aud English =
cut min and whip saws; Sup. cast and German
steel hand and tenant saws; American, Crowley
English. cast and shear steel; Knives and Forks;
Pen and pocket knives of a superior quality; Dirk
knives: Shoe and Butcher knives; Thumb and
Norfolk atches; Plated Stups and Spurs; Locks
Knob pad. trunk cupboard and ill.,: Brass can
dlesticks, Brass knobs; Brass bolts. STAR rods
with ewes: Glass knobs, fine; Cast steel hatchets
and trowels: Racers; Sheep and Tailor shears;
Pocket scissors; Shutters and trays; BTitanll and
Iron ten and table spoons; Silver plated sugar
longs: Waters, assorted sizes; Flat and half round
bastard, Mil Handsaw and Backsmith's Files;
Shoemaher's raSp>; cut and cast sparrowbnls;
Saddler's tacks, assorted: Snuff and shaving box
es. screw augurs, from . TO Or; Gimblets and
rsp borers: Yankee coffee mills; cork inkstands;
Tea Kettles; castings; Juniatta Iron, assorted;
Noud boards; Plough Irons; Sad Irons, Hoop
Iron. assorted; Bar and Pig Lead.
Eleralt Git end C0nm0n looking CLASSES, as
p III
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
GROCERIES & liquors,

o. CRATES LH-ERPOOL and COMMON
QUEENSWABE. direct from Liverpool, by way
of New Orleans; 4 CASKS CHlNAifARE, new
and elegant patterns, IN sets from 9 30 TO so; this
ware viii De sold wholesale at Philadelphia prices,
adding carrase-and retail al the lowest prices
ever offered in this place. Also Fms Cut and
Common GiGSs'raTe, at Pittsburgh prices.
Those wishing good bargains, viii please call
and exemine our stock, previous TO making their
purchases, and then they will be able 10 Judge
whether we have said too much.
Wanted: Flour. Feathers Whiskey, Bags, Rags,
Bacon. Flax, and more particularly Cash.
Hhelhpg. APrlll5, ls29.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
K2r. RNsh'S

n NTLDISPEPTlC, or SOUR STOMACH
-rAPHLS-qu iutdIiblc Cure t5r iHdiecsti0H.-
These Pills have been highly approved OF by those
who have used them for the above named disease
and are prescribed bv several physicians OF emit
hence iu this and other cities As aWoot Their
ure-emnence over other remidies, the proprietor
inserts the following copy ola letter, dated
BALTIMORE CITY, 9Th June, lS2S.
Dear Sir: ll,e. II my duty TO acknowledge
frs great benefit ] have derived from the use OF
Ur Ru-Is ANTE D,spepuc Pills have suffer
I urFrrthat disease, B most of ms forms, fort up
wards of fou-vears-n3yc trayeLedmucn and had
.he advice of several pYHcigus, none OF which
were much service 20 me, and had lost almost
every hope fever being restored 10 health had
.o.,uDwarj- ofto-ty pounds otfosu, and had be-
come SD weak, lparlcuary IN my legs) that J
found thc least exercise excessively iaugung 1
himata use also of all the popular remedies
vith1u. benefit, and having accidentally heard of
your Pills. determined to give them ,IaI anti
cuaIu. lrlu The Use ofthgm NO better result than
hlaarruUed tine use of al the other remedies ]
had t.kea--bui m this l was happily dislppOint-
-I Ia few DAYS ! found my appetite much
improved. my food rested easy on my stomach.
ms sleep restored, and in the course ola few
weeks I fttmyseifa new creature. IL Is now
nearly four months since, and h1e no return OF
the disease. Some of my neghborS who l re-
commented iho Pills to, have used them with
Ile good ed.ct Consijlrmgyour Fills therefore
I'D invaluable medicine 1 canuotwltnhoid my lee
be testimony iu .heirt favor.
4m. sir, your obliged and humble servant
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

OF 3cbicb nc joGDtpg are part, ana icbtft 'rn'
BE- sold 3rhoiesglcO or retail, AZ l0ircsi prices:
Superine Cloths, blue from ~ 90 -, bl1ck, olive
brown. claret. dral and steel-mXed do; Cassi
meres and cassincts: Black, bhc-bIk., brown. pur
ple. scarlet and crimson Bomhazetts Morccn. Ba-
Jesse and cOrtepelh Bonnet cambria; Upwards
of lOU0pioces ufuew sVic prints, az I'D cents
ana upwards; A very large assortment of
ruchauis and giughuu robes; Plain and figured
Swiss, Jaconet md book mu,ins; CambucN mus
Ens; Gfas de Ntnes silSs assorted; sup. li>, llg
satin. levautue. India satin and Scushlv; Vest
ugs; Jlc0net. h9oE, Swiss, sup. u,tung, brt Sc
eve. black tUiieI silk bmdml. silk fag+, sup
Gros de Naples, and fancy Cauzc hdbis; ch2wis.
Cashmere and merno long shawis; merIno dress
shawls: Furniture calico; Pittsburgh and baugup
cords; Sattin-accd, linen and cotton drilling; Lid
dies pufs and curls; Black silk and super gluZe
aud white Wells Italian grapes, assorted; Nlullns
and nankn grapes. Canton Grape dresses, assorted
colors; Canton Grape robes, - ana upwards
Umbrellas silk and cotton; Plrasols new styeJ
largo assortment Mohair bracelets and watch
guards: Ever pointed pencils; Beads, assorted,
Sets sup. bonnet ribbon, new style; Nantau gluze
and satin assorted; Plain and figured yeycI rib
bon; Swiss capes aud caps; Thread bobbinct,
cotton and black silk laccs; Irish linens from 81
cents TO ST; Irish sbeotings; Damdsk table linen
and cotton; Russia Diaper Brown Holland; Pad
ding: Buckram and canvass; Oil cloths; Steam boat
and MarseIlles quilts; Silk, Menno and cotton
fringe: Meruo and wOTstcd binding; Furs and
Halter trimmings, general assortment Gen le-
mems walking canes Black aud white silk gloves;
: a general assortment ofsill, Worsted aud cotton
hosiery: Ladies kid, beaver, and hoskn gloves;
Gentlemeu's hosliin beaver, kd and dog skin
gloves: Stacking bottoms Competing; Tuck shell
quilted back. shell side. & mock shell tuck combs;
mock shell side and crescent combs; Ivory fine
combs; Pocket and wood combs; Brushes cloth,
hair. shoe, stiff dusting ground paint and shaving;
Leghom hats and crowns, extra cheap; Leghurn
Boivurs, and hats for boys; Ladies and Miss
Gimp hats; Palm leaf hats; Fur hats by the box,
m M.nuLacLnrar-- nrLca = 800 s. 3D. cents.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

M TsTILLERs THERTIo0IETERs,
- For sale, by A. $. ODD.
Aprl 10, $3.50 Sc
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
DOMESTIC GOODS.
ROOTS & SHOES

Ladies' black Morocco and sed wclts; Ladies'
clasp and tie lasting and Morocco welts; Ladies
ccrdoyan. lasting, calf and Morocco boots; Ladies
LASTING, Morocco and calf springs: Miss lasting.
cordovan. and calf boots; Misses lasting and Mo
rocco springs and wells; Children's Morocco AMI
calrboots; Mems Morocco and calf boots: Men
calf Mouroos Mems Brogans; Morocco shnsro
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
NLW AND
EXTRA CHEAP GOODS.
]. IL. THoNTPsoIT & 90.

Arc just recarirg from Nel0 York, PhaadcLPtp
and Baltimore. and ere R010 opening at theT
HkoicMlcapd Retail Store, Uhcc'iRg Va.
IN additop to thar former St9cb
$50 Packages Of
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03
SIGN * HOUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, y
PAPER HANGING.

p W. WILLIAMS, informs the public that
- De has removed from his late stand on
Market Square, to Yrs. Richardson's lnn, on
Water Street, where Inc will be happy to receive
calls from such as have work of the above de-
scription to be executed. lie believes, that from
his long experience IN all the aj3rc branches Of
business, and in places where they have been
brought to the greatest perfection. be viii be able
to- render ample satisfaction to such as may EN-
pl1y him.
Anr l5. fl20
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

WILLIAM BUTLER, Druggist,
22l Baltimore street. and
!. CRUMBACKER, AgcHt.
Wheeling Va.
Illg S0fh, 1888. eOwly.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1829-06-03

NV rave Just received so Crates Queens
~ ware from Liverpool England) via New
orleans, which are assorted expressly for reia1
sales, and viii be sold At the Philadelphia prices
adding carriage. wa. B. TYSON d 10.
May 8. lc2y %
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

MR. ADAMs-YOu will oblige many of your req ders ifyol wil permit ihe notice to be given in the Litchasld Enquirer, that the annual meeting of the F6vsigz Aission SOsiety cf Lchfeid COmty, will De holden at Litchfeld on Wednesday the 1lth of this month previous to which the agents who were ap- pointed for that purpose will call the inhabitants of
 inc several towPs iO said County receive their do- nations. As the usual public contribution on said an- adversary is by vote of the Society to be dispensed with, it hoped and expected ha, every person dis posed [" contribute for missionary purposes will be prepared to offer their donations when the agents shall call. FRIEND TO MISSIONS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
NOTHE

ITS hereby given, that the. subscriber has le. A vird his State and Town Warrants on the land set in l.itchfeId assessment list for A. D. 1927, to John Churchill and Edmnnd VII. cox: and so much of said land as will pay, a state tax of one cent on the dollar, and town tax of four cents on the dollar. laid on the aforesaid list, will he sold at the public sign post in the Society where said land lies. viz that which lies in the First Society on the 29ih day of April next. and that which lies in Northield Society on the day following, at2 o'clock F. M. on each of said days. %
 CHARLES BUELL.,
 Collector Slate aud T 'osCn Ia4ss. Litchfeld. Feb. 4. 1929 S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order ef the lionnurabi.. 1Cnurt nf Probate far the District If Litch- field. wili be sold at Public Auction. 0n iI,e 18th day Of February st nine o'clnck in the forenoon, af the late dwelling -haus.. df BENJAMIN CARPENTER,
 deceased. in Litch6eld. South Farms. all the will be male known on the day ofsale.
 TIMOTHY FOOT, Adul'r.
 CAROLINE CARPENTER. Adm'x.
 LitchMeld Feb. ,. 1899. 54
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

gThe subscriber wishes to hire person for Il year, commencing on the frst of April next. 10 take care of his domes- tic business. A man of sober habits, who is willing to confDrm to the rules of a regular family, may depend on good wages, punctu- ally paid in cash. by ss
 BENJ'N TALTxAaADGE.
 F,itchfell Feb. 5, 1929 tf34
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

gTHE CHURCHES in the South ConsOciation of Litchfcld CouDtv sre hereby notified that the COnsf;tse;on co'. o, lessiOn cf F0ith and Covemant. und Ssgs;st;rr Tsee 9f the Chmrckes in said Consn.;s.;s., will be ready for delivery Oa the I,h ;".,s.,. the day of the annual meeting nf the F"-s:.'' Mission Society of Litch6eId County. '.t: e. |,
 IT few extra copies Have heen ptiniea which will be for sale at the Litchfeld Book. store. S4 Feh. 5 .
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order of the honorable II Court of Probate for the District of Litch- field, will he sold at public auction, on the llth day of February instant. at one o'clock in the afternoon. at the late dwelling house of STEPHEN GRAVES deceased, in Harwinton, all the PERSON A. PROPERTY belonging to the estate of the said deceased. The terms will be made known on the day of sale. ,. aa.
 ... URlAH HOPKINS, Adm'r
 Hariginton. Feb. 2, 1899 AS4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
Isaac .Bsrd's ,EstOte.

RY order of the Honorable Court of Pro- D bate for the District of sharon. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in the estate of ISAAC BIRD,
 late of Salisbury, in said district. deceased, represented insolvent, that Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate are by said Court or dered tO be appointed at the Probate Office in said Salisbury. on the 14th day of Februa- ry, 1929, at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
 LOT NORTON, Adm'r.
 Salisbury, Jan. Si,g1S20aH eS4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
,VOTTCE.

THE Judge of the Court of Probate for IL the District of Litcbfeld has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of
 BENJAMIN JOHNSON, lafe of Litchfeld. deceased, within which to exhibit their claims for settlement to the sub- scribers. All claims not exhibited according to law will be debarred recovery. All per- sons indebted tu said estate are requested to make immediate payment.
 <" HORACE JOHNSON, Adn'r.
 LUCRETIA JOHNSON, Adm'r. asith tue WiR anaered. . Litchicld. Jan. 30. 1929 hsse sA
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
NOTICE,

FNHE Court of Probate for the District of Il Litclfeld hath assigned the i4th day of inst. Febrlary, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, at the Probate Office in Litchield, for the appointment of Commissioners on the ca. tate of SALLY GUTHERIE. eS late of Warren, in said district, deccase6. af which time and place all, ,persops interesse1 in said estate will. if they see cause. affend before said Court. and De heard respecting such appointment. -s'o By order of said Coiirt,
 GEORGE STARR. AdnS.
 Warren. Feb. 4. 1929. .s F, H 'saA
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

Curious dnd uncommon.--Some four or five years ago, husband and his wife residing in this towp,ha,ing had repeated difficulties. .mu- t,lalIv agreed to disagree, and live no longer together. The wife left town and went we know not where !; the husband, after living single for some time, concluded to try his luck second timc,and take tn his bosom an other hclplnate, and was agaira bridegroom and apparently happy one. The qhandom wife cllanced to be "fthe same opinon---she too was successful in finding an Adnnis, who for brtter or worse would take her for the rugged journcy of life. She married q month or two since--business called her husband tO the town, the place of her former resldence--hc hired a tenement, and with his wife and family took possession thrreOf;
 when who should the wife find lodged in the next room, hut her first matrimonial choice. surrounded ny a blooming family, and atten- dcd by an aiIectionate partner. It was afact -there were they both under one roof; who befars thought one house mt large enough to contain them. Phe surprise was mutual, and SD was the .ayrecment to settle tue matter be- tween themselves. and live amicably as neighbors, if not as man and wife.
 Prosiasaes .itsndrg Cddet. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
..,NOTTCE. :; ];

e BROKE into the subseri- ber's enclosure, some time in October last, a spotted block axd sChite HEIEER, supposed to be coming two years old next spring, has an artificial mark or slit upon the right ears- The owner is requested to prove. property, pay charges, and take it away.
 LOT NORTON. Salisbury, Jan. Sl. 1929 *S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
MARRIED.,

h this town, on the 2Isi ut. by the Rev. Mir. Ta cots, Mir. Noah Stone, 2d Miss Margaret Frisl,ee both of Litchtied. N Ars4 Auiey, Dr. AugusiinesEs. Smith, of Greemwci, Con. io Miss Ezal,eth Ann, daughter of John H. Oakley, Esq. of the former place.
 In Norwich, Mr. Q. Penninan, of Cincinnati lO.) to Miss Mary Ann G. Lanman, daughter ofthe Hon. James Lannan.
 ln ,New-York, James G. Brooks, Esq. one of the editors of the Norniug Courier, Miss Mary Eliza beth Akin, of Dulcless county. Miss A. is the thor of those beautiful pieces of poetry published in the Courier under the signature of Norma, and Mir. Brooks is known as the author of the pieces signed l Flori0.' In Hartford, Mr. Arlow Collins to Miss Mary Smith l of Win,lham.
 In Washington City, Augustus H. Richards, Esq. of Philadelphia, to Miss Rebecca, daughter of the Hon. John M'Lean, Postmaster General. "'
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05
DIED,

q h Ifarwinton, on the 3lrt ut Mrs. Lucy Hooker, aged 30,t wife of Asahel Hooker, Esq
 In Logan, Ohio, on tiie 3d ult. Dr. Alfred c. Thompson, 34, formerly of Goshen, Con. t. ss.t In Goshen, Mrs. Caroline Smith, 3l, wife ot Mr. Thomas Smith.
 In Lisbon, Mr. Cyrus Bishop, 63.
 In East Hartford Mrs. Polly Belden, g. wife of David L. Beldcn; Mir. Ezekiel OImsiea,i, 43.
 In Weathersfeld, Mir. George Coleman, A.
 In Vernon, Mir. Benjamin Tarbox, Sl. e E..
 In South Canaan, Mrs. Elizabeth s. Burrali, relict of the late Win. Barrall Esq. 74.
 In Tiverton, R. !. Hop. Thomas Dnrfee, @, Chief Justice Of the Court of Common Pleas of that Stae and formerly Representative in Congress.
 In DeJha,p, Mass. Dr.. J. Fisher Ames, 2, son of the late Hon. Fisher Ames. isf sb g5gfs ss.3s5H
 In Salem, Mass. on the 2eth pt she bpHorat,le and venerable TfAoTnY PicKERIEG, aged 84 ycars--lnost othe incdrnes of whose esentfnl fife were c0hnecte with the revolution, indepe nsaseses aad pos itics of our beloved c0uniry. He Was Colone of one of the first pairi6tie regiments m this State; ser- wards an Atd to Gen. Washington, and subsequently Secretary Of State, aNaliona Senator, &c. He was blessed with tine "meus saba iI cOrpore sano to lis lasi sckuess and we know uot that the power of his mind was impaired lill death.
 few days since, when tho indiaposiiion of Col. Pickering induced him to call physician, lie relnar- ked that that was the first Ocrasion he had had for the services 0fhst profession since the siege of York tOwn.-BOSton PGg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

BOsson nOtOs.--It is announced that the ladies ol the metropolis propose opening reading room ex- pressly for their own benefit; and that fol this Pur- pose library of at least 5000 volumes, together with many oftle best periodicals of tie country, will be procured. This will prove 70 doubt real btns- stOckiag concern.
 L6ersOn's Works.--The printing 9f Mr. Jeiierson'e Works is already begun Charlottesville, Vr. The publishers have taken measures 10 have the work done in the handsc,nest manner. Skilfnl wOrkmen have been employed, and tyres for the work were procured at the Boston Type x Stereotype Foundry.
 Sigts iR Lhe Deser.- A paper Is ro 'e published in the town of Morrison, VI. eniled "Ihe Green NOnn- sain Forest Requiem, to ie devoted sound religion, strict morality, agriculture, and ihe memory 9 the dedd"
 The Boston Courier says ttat twelve factories have bcSn burnt suce the lst Of January within l5o miles of Boston, Tnc aggregate of the!Osses isrr"l'- ably l5c, 900 dollars
 Ns'0 "'thod of drying sres CGndies.---ln village not far from Chester lady entered her kitchen aud found the oven swimming with grouse. On asking the servant, a Welsh girl, the cause, the Camhrian maid answered with the grea,est simplicity, 'Look y"", mistress, the candle was fall in the water, and Was pni her m the oven to dry." 'E
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

The African Prince Abduhl Rahaman, has obtained contributions frcsnr. different places sufficient to ransom his family. and was soon expected at Norfolk, to embaFk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-02-05

Harurd I'niuersity.-Ofihe. youth of Mas sachnsr'ts who have received a collegiate ed ucation for several years past, very small portion resorted tn Harvard. Ofihe 5l6 stu dents from Massachusetts in different colleges in 1928, only is8 were in Harvard; and of these no were from Boston. Salem, S1 Cam bridge. And ef late nearly all. the students at the University from this State, have teen from one of our religious denominations, viz. the Unitarian. The college of the State, for the aid and support of winch the people of the State of every denomination, have been most literally taxed,educated but q very small portion of the youth of the State who obtain a collegiate education. and of that small DOT ton, nearly all are from one small religious denominatioD.-Bos Statesmdn.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23
MAnRORRFRIES.

The mail stage from PhiladeiPa," 10
Chester county, was stopped on ''i'
day morning The 81 inst. short o'slA :.
vest Of the SchulkilI bridge D. '.'ies 'o''
pads. VINO presented pisols 70 lle ~ .
yer and two passengers They were were 'neii
tied aud one Of the passengers ioO''1 VI
30 dollars.
The mail stage whica runs ne'~ee.'
Philadelphia aud Reading, WIS ai'achea'
about three O'Clock on Sunday mofHine
lasi. 4 short Distance from the city By
three reJbsrss arms'l with horse pistols