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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

Az numerous meeting Of tho citizchs Of Utica
convened Mt the Court Rocm on the ID day Of June
1929, Cor the purpose oftaking uto consideration the
removal vt James Plat, Esp from the Office Of Pus
Muster, Il. SNYDER was cal',,l to the char and n.
Seymour appointed Secretary. On motion Of q. y.
Kirkland, Esq.
Resolved That comintec of Eve pcrsuas be ap-
ppnted To draft resolutions expressive OF the sense
this meeting ON the subject for which It vas conve
nd
Messr.. c. p. kirkland, J. J. Spencer, Ezckie
Bacon, !. u. ostrom, and r. II. Cooper were ap
pointed said committee.
The committee aftor retiring Cor q shor, time, pre-
sentcd the following resolutions 10 the meeting which
: were unanimously adopted.
Resolved, That we have full aud perfect conf
ence in the capacity, integrity and fidelity Of James
Patt, Esq AID deeply regret his removal frUm the
office of Postmaster of this town.
Resolved, That We have witnessed with great sa-
tisaction the manner in which Mr.. Plat has pcrior-
med the duties of his Office, and cordially applaud his
prompt despatch of business, his accommodating dis
position and courteous department, and cannot fail 10
deplore that policy which dcprvcs the public Of the
services Of an officer valuable.
Resolved, That committee Of five persons BE APP
pointed communicate these resolutions to the Pre-
sidcnt OF the United States aud to the Post Master
General, and to express to them the regret Of the CT
fizens of Utica at the removal Of Mr.. Plau
Resolved, That the same committee respectfully
enquire of the President and Of the Post Master &C.
neral, whether any charges were preferred against
Mr. Piatt which led to his removal and if any char
gcs were preferred, what the same were and by
whom made.
Resolved, That the Chairman and Secretary COM
municatt to Mr.. Platt copy of these resolutions,
with the assurance that Notwithstanding his removal
lie ENJOYS the undimnished confidence of his fellow
citizens.
The committee which prepared the resolutions
were then appointed the committee to carry into eff
feet the third and fourth resolutions.
1t then resolved that the Editors Of the several
papers in this town be requested to publish the fore
going proceedings.
r. SNYDER, Chairman.
ALEX. SEyMorR, Secretary.
UrrcA, juno ., 1872.
lbs. Plat, Eq,
Sir:-In communicating the assurances of the un.
diminished confidence and esteem Of your fellow c-
5cns contained in the foregoing resolutions, permit
us to express our cordiel appreciation Of the sent
they contain, and individually to add our un-
feigued regret that the General Post Office depart
inent should pursue policy much at variance with
the public interest and which has deprived this COM
nunity of the services ola public officer Distinguished
Tor rare qualifications and private worth.
We ure, Sir, Yours with great respect,
r. SNYDER,
y. SEYMOUR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-19

shall be certainly astonshed IL Kendall leaves the 4th
AUDITORS Office little damaged his predecessor.
Qaery. As the Enquirer and virginian do not cx.
change. how docs Mr.. X. know ,chat we saw Mere
~ ask for Information.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02
M.AksINE az IL ~ ..
PORT or RICii.NO.y.O.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED, Az
Schr. Congress, Hudson, from New York, with
salt, 10 Scott g. Fry
Steamboat Norfolk, Henderson, from Baltimore.
via Norfolk, with passengers Passed. in Hamp ON
Roads ship Jefferson. bound up to Norfolk; off Days
Point, Hcrmaphrodte brig off Tynes, / brio; of
Hog Island, brig Knott; Off Dancing Point brg all
bound down; above Hog Island, Philadelphia and /
N. York packet, bound up; in Nile Reach, ship
Andrew Scott, bound up, and ship 1'any- fIo bound
down; Off Wind Mill Point BRIG Draco and shin
Izette, also topsoil schr all bound mp; off Birds
Point, British ship Anacreon, bound up; / Horma
phrodite brig ashore on Harris ans Bar.
steamboat Richmond Chapman, Norfolk, with
passengers.
SAILED,
Steamer Columbus, Turner for Baltimore, freight
and passengers.
NEw YORK, Nov. ao-Cloared, schr Hornet,
Gould, Richmond.
NORFOLK, Nov %.
Arrd,-schr Exit. Howell, New York, days,
bound to Richmond-put in with loss of anchors and
cables and otherwise damaged during the blow yes
tcrday.
Sloop Mark Bennett Richmond
Bclow--Brg Enterprise, Laytield, f,r Boston;
Schrs. Charlotte, Carver, for Somersc,; James II
Raplic, Backman, for New York; Meridian Inger-
soil, for do; Hero ChGten, for Providence (R. l.
from Richmond.
NOV. 2a.-Thc outward bomul vessels reported
below yesterday, have ali sailed.
The briggs Elizabeth, Snow, for Valparaiso; Seq
Horse, Corson, for Alexandra, and nearly I'll the out
ward bound vessels, sailed from Hampton Roads this
day-wind w. = w
At Ncwportss Nnoee-Schrs. T'hei., Lincoln for
Somerset, and Eunice and Wealthy, Pcndlctun for
New York, from Richmond
Sailed--Schr United States, Middleton for New
Orleans.
Tho brig American, Coitel, days from B.ston
bound to Richmond, passed through Hampton ads
to-day.
The ship Izettc, Shackford and brig Diaco, from
Baltimore, have passed through Hampton Roads and
up James River.
NOV 3o-ln Hampton Roads, ships Plate. Davis Po,t'and
days Nyc, Toman from up James River bound 10 no dc
Janeiro; brig Florida Jordan or Portland, I'm y York
Sailed ship Andrew Scott, Scale for City Point bri.. Nleo
"a Campbell for Bremen; schrs Emily Davis Davis Tor pha
delphia, and MayGower, Wallace, for Charleston.
80 From Hampton Roads, big Lucy A,u, wu,cfhouse, for
Charleston.
The sch Meridian Carver tn Richmond bound tn Boston
came down Jane, River to-day. and went "a SEA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02

MANAGERS OFFICE.
STICK 10 Head Quarters for Prizes,
CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY.
Eztra CIlss No. IS
Drawing will be received TO-DAY
Prizes: $4,000, $500, 5 Of 900. Z of 900
S of 800, 5 Of $50, so ofSOo. &c. Sc.
Tickets SO, Halves 30
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class No 10
To be drawn To-Day
prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
do 1000 do 1000
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets S., Halves so, Quarters %.
"llead Quarters the place for prizes $4,000
200 500, 800. $50, lO0 all sold and paid last week
Dame Fortune has others in store for those who an.
ply TO YATES &, bIINTYRE'S up
dec nn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02
81 ssessosg s.sayEca,
T1s1s DAY.
BH DAyENi'ssl.'y. AEI-N

T1s1s Day.
ny DAyENPOIs'S, AEi.s.N 4, -
SALE Of GI.4S> ERE
/ On WEDNESDAY next, TIE 2d pc.o,nho, -
half past 10 O'Clock, We shall sel DOR Auction.
Store. about
Oac Hundred Packages Giass Hcre.
Just arrived from the anutlctory, cnmprisinr
an assortment OF Decanfers, S4ts, Dishes, Tuubcrs
Wines. &c. Also, some Elegant Cut Glass.
nov y ID. a 81 Co. Ancts.
nh be addc9 to the aJoue sale
81 Nos. Edinburg Encyclopedia.
dec u. A. & Co hucts.
GROCERIES,, sc.
TOMORROW MORNING, Dec Sd at half
past ten o'clock, at our Auction Sto.e ~
100 boxes brown soap
100 40 mould candies
20 casks cheese
200 writing paper
zoo do wrapping do
20 bbls mackcrel
10 hhds St Croix Sura-
90 bags cofie
Indigo, ginger
Hats, cotton yarns
An assortment of chairs
hhds prime Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin
10 hhds ". Orleans rum
Wines, Spanish cigars
Shoes
90 hhds moasses, &c.
dec ID A 4, 70 a,o,-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02

NAILS, SALT, &c.
Ne haze for Sale,
900 Cusks cut nails, principally in casks Of
Il AOO 100 lbs each, from the best manufactures
$50 sacks Liverpool filled salt
100 hhds prime w. India molasses
Mackerel, Pork, &c.
nov 3O-6' D.4YENPORT. .4LLE.Y & c..
nOVE'S EDITIONS of English Classics cou.-
~ prisng generally several publications in one vo-
lune, illustrated with steel plate engravngs
Millions Poetical Works, compile, III vol.
The Castle of Otranto, and Old English Baron, IN
volume
Byron's Don Juan, English Bards Scotch Review
ers, Hours of Idleness, The Waltz, and all his
other minor Poems, volume
Gifford's Baviad and Maeviad, Pos1uin V, Fau-
der, and English Bards and Scotch Reviewers,
volume
Walton q Cotton's Anglers Guide, vol.
Sorrows Of Werter, Yorick to Eliza, and SteFnc's
Sentimental Journey, in vol.
Palcys Sermons, in vol.
Adventures of Telemachus, in vol.
Ovids Epistle, Art of Love, Remedy of Love, Ar
Of Beauty, and Amours, in l vol.
Delolme on the Constitution of England
Ovid's Metamorphoses
Joseph Andrews aud his friend Mr.. Adams vol
The Old Manor House
HeTvey MedltatiOnS, in vol.
Mary Wortley MontagUe's Works, in vol.
Robinson Crusoe
TheodosuS and Constantine and Soyman and Al
mcna, vol.
IIooles TassO, in vol.
Leland's Demosthenes
The Three Tours Of Doctor Syn;ax, in vols. with
several hundred cooured engrRvings
The Decameron of Boccaccio, in vols. including
all the suppressed novels
Sherlock and Dodd on Death, and job O.,on on
Eternity, in | vol.
Dunyan's Grace Astounding, Hearts Ease, Heart in
Trouble, World to Gene, and Barren Fig Tree,
- l val
Gays Fables and POEMS Cottons Visions, aad
Moores Fables, vol.
Goidsmith's Citizen of the World, III vol.
Osslans Poems, in l vol.
Chapones Letters, Gregory's Legacy, and Lady
Pennington's Advice, in I vol.
BIair's Grave, Gray's Elegy, Portens on Death,
and Dodds Prison Thoughts. in vol.
Travels of the immortal Baron Munchausen, vol.
SCOTS Force of Truth, GroVth in Grace, Re-
pentance
Election, and Final Perseverance, in vol.
Mason on s'elfKnowlcdge Melmoths Great ImpoI-
lance, and Dodsleyr Economy of Human Life
in vol.
Morse's Sacred Dramas, Search after Happiness
and other Poems, in vol.
Paul and Virginia, Elizabeth and the Indian Cot.
t1ge, vol. Just received, and for sale by
nov p J. II NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02
Trust Sale Of Reel Property IN Richmond

Trust Sale O Reel Property an Richmond.
Ny virtue of deed &C trust, executed 10 us bv Ro
- bert Poore and Ann T. his wife, and Willis
Cowling on the Goth day of November 1924 and OF
record IN the Clerks office of she Hastings Court Of
the city of Richmond recorded therein the dav after
its dae,) and for the purposes and objects therein
provided, ~" be sold to the highest bidder at public.
auction, for cash, the premises. on Tuesday tho
SSth day OF December next, 1929. at 10 O'Clock the
'oHoWihg property:-Onc lot of ground on f. street
or "hlch Is orlck tenement. used on the 26,b M
Nov. 1924 as the workshop of said Cor,Iin, =, .k
rear of said Cowlings property al the co16sr sc y
ana 18TH streets, being 40 feet in front on F. stros-
ana running back II feet and bounded bv y s,rce,
tiIe SAID Cowlng on the west, and the said poore 81
the south and east. Also the lot adioinn.I tho ono
!aSt mentioned on the east side thereof on Irbict
STANDS wooden house used the workshop Of soij
foore' AhoW as number IL, ina plan of I}yris ware
house fronting 90 feet and running hacL ga CT
10 small piece or lot OF ground lying between the
sA!u last mentloEed lot and street, being % fcc+
cI' on street 50 Is . connect and bring ont tho
sald I't number ID TO T street.-Also one o+her L.,
or lcce u ground on 18th street and runnipo ,ae+
10 l|th street. % feet front on both l2tb and I9,h
Streets adjoining said Poores present residence ana
iying between his said present residence and Jocoh
Cohen and is part oftbe 20 feet of ground ON I9tb
street purchased ~ said Poore of Jordan FIournoy
toSether WIN all the rights privileges and annnr,e
nances belonging TO the said several pieces of pronc
". P''l''-
Inc sale VIII commence at the hour mentioned n,
the nrst named house or tenement. And should tho
DAY De TOO unlikely or rainy for sale il will tok
pace the hrst ialr day thereafter the same hour
and place above provided for, the Goth December.
As trustees we shall Of course convey only the tIe
good. P'''''''y
WM b. CLARKE,
nov. - tds GUS V CTADLI'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02

"A FOR SALE,
1ssssEH The valuable Lot Of Ground, containing,
Ill M iouf acres, with the dwelling end out huu:
1870 recently erected thereon, I'D the nciph-
0ourhood OF BellyiIc. and bctwccathe Westham ard
Richmond turnpike Roads M the buildings arg
entirely now The house gy,5y baulsomel, finished
TOR family residence aud there h q VOL on exec
lcn, water in The yard For leTlM, apply TO
4.-e;' GISfAFJS 4. MyEDG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02
TRUST SALE

an Friday, the 18th day of next month, (Decen,.
~ ber) at II o'clock, by virtue of deed OF trust
from the late Doctor John Adams and of record ia
lenrico county court Office, shall, surviving trus-
tee, sci! at auction, the premises and for
cash. Two l'is OF Land on the Church iii, 70
tn city Of Richmond, being hafo Clcrrnont souars
and adjo'nin he lots Of Mr.. MacNelacra -Actlno
as ru-tee shall OF course convey only such title ns
Is derived 10 me under the deed OF trust.
Ge-llt CHARLES CopLAND
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02
NEXT LOTTERY.

CON.NECTICUT STATE LOTTERY,
Extra Glass No. Is.
~ Dtawng viii be received at Lambert's Office
TO-DAY, al II o'clock
90 No Lot,ery-9 Drawn Ballots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-02
IAVAssEUR'S hATAXETgE
25 Reams only!

lust received, n small lot of thin blue letter pa
- per, the same kind | had some six eight
months since, 80 justly celebrated for It's superior
quality.
~ Thsi paper is particularly adapted to foreign
correspondence. For sale by
doc Q ]. II. NASH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
an The midst of life ms ar. in death e

Perhaps ~ circumstance when has ever oc-
cured Is more calculated 10 nnprtss euorr
minds :he awiulness aud yerIty oft.Is Solemn
admoniuot than that w. ere called 10 " il.
ness IN the death al Mr.. ELISHA COPE.
LAND. OF Nansemuhd County, worthy aud
respected ciIize", nbo departed this life on
SUNDAY nisht tn 9 h mt leaving a beloved
wife ard two infant children with numerous
friends, 10 whom he was closely epdearea by
his many virtues, 10 NOUN his uniimely and
most trhgical fate, aud their severe bereave-
ment. Alter having ate his breakfast in the
full enjoyment health, and the pleasing pros.
pect OF long HE of usefulness 10 his family
anu trends, ne left home Tor a ride OF 6 OF 8
miles, anu upon his return, about | O'Clock
feeling n little indisposed, he observed 10 his
wife that he believed he would lake little
Magnesia, "a medicine he often ns.d) and lie
down un, called 10 dinner, With this view
he opened bis DESK (where he had various me-
dicines) and mixed, (as he hoaght) two spoon
tals OF that medicine la little water--but oh !
unfortunate man ever to- be lamented mis-.
take .--lnstead OF Mngnesa, be had innocenty
taken hold of a Phlal Of Tartar Emetic, and
The Fatal Pol.on was not discovered til swal.
lowed. But who shall attempt 10 describe the
alarm aud con ternation which pervaded his
soul at that moment Or the anguish and
dreadful anxiety of his beloved spouse, when
the heart-rendiag and frightfaly appallin g
exclamation reached her ears" o God /
am ruined man instead of Magnesia, | have
swallowed Tartar E.meiic The pen OF friend.
ship nigh, attempt the task, but the tear of
sensihiliiy would blot il out
Inc alarm sr'ead rapidly, friends & relatives
hurried 10 his assistance, ese,y antidore " hich
thought or friendship could suggest was
I'M oil,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
MIS- G9LLAifYs

The Turk ish Reform.--Ihe reform lately
made by the Sultan in The manners ana Gus.
toms OF the Turkish ladies', has not received
the attention which IL merits. II VIII produce
a complete change in Turkish society. Every
body knows that hitherto the wives and daugh-
iers of the Ottomans, have led secuted Ire,
lea lousy guarded from general intercourse
with society. Now they ARE permitted 10 ap-
pear unyeilcd in public, TO make aud receive
visits. 10 dress in the European Style IA shofs,
tbey now passrss all the freedom OF action
and express sion which belong toswomaa IN the
most civilized nations. What change will he
wrought in the national character. The lux
will throw off his solitary habits, and his habit
ual indifference 10 exrernals. he will be ani.
mated BY these little agreeable tribes which
form half the charm Of life. Instead OF smp-
/ ne his pipe from hour 10 hour, and waiting
for a war-frump or AN earthquake 10 rouse
h in he ~ Ill heuome man Ut the world, ana
a lively member Of society. We do not despair
of seeing hin, heading tie dance or enactng
pa,seui IN a few ,e,r. He will lose the s,ro'.
ger traits of his character, but tie loss o.
strength will be paid for by the acquisition OF
the graceful and the useful. His terrific encr
~ when excited ARISES from the ant0quenfy
Of eIcitemen. llabitually calm aud indiilef-
ent 10 ordinary thngi, he IS lion when
reused. Hereafter u portion of his energies
" i'll be wasted on the ordinary Affairs OF lie.
lu short he will be a more useful out less Ia
teresting character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

served ihe applause Of his fellow e'tiL'h. "
the losire OF his private virtues or ms ne'o''o"
10 the public good Deeply, therefore, Is I'M 's
moyai regretted, undsr whatever cireanis'"n'.s
il may hnve been d creed. We areas ,e''eh'''e'y
ignorant Of the causes assigned iof h,s fe'nos"'
AS we underst and. MIR. King Is himself hdsms
had no official aoiice Of ii Il would 'ne'e'o.'
be permalare to speak oil !, in terms oil censnre
Mr.. King was a decided friend TO he e'ee',on
of Mr.. Adams though he never took an ac'se
part in promoting il, we are assured, no"e'e'.
that be has no, been displaced on that account
aud W. dare affirm that nothing can with nun
be alleged sg aiosi him, IN any manner ahec'"s
his integrity and honor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
DOM kfSTAC.

Unfortunate accide,a.--On Saturday after.
noon, "hte 'hf carpenter. were engaged Ia
the hniiags which are NOW erecting az the
correr al Beckman and Pearl street, a large
bean' acciden,ly Gl from the fourth story
truck tue head Of DAVID May, "A carpenter.
aud featured his skull he was immediteIy
conveyed to the Hospital, with .carcry any
Jugs OF life we learn. however that yes
,erday there was some hide hope of his recov
cry. TO add 20 tins mstnrtuue, the beam
also touched tne arm of bis son John May aud
brohrt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

The Boston paper gives AN account OF the per
formance OF the rope dancers recently i.npor-
ted from Europe, nj The Fetierai-siree fhrasrr.
The Courier says, Air. Peters himself seemed
Determined to om do all his pr-decrs .ors 10 The
wonder oi bisart. Hc swung and inmbled aud
refunded aud wbirled on the slack rope I'LL
half thS audience seemed TO doubt whether be
were a man butterfly but, 10 cap The eli
max Of all wonders, Mr. Peters walked on
rom one OF the sides of the gallery to the cen
ire OF the dune his feet upwards to the ceiling
aud his head dow1wadsi This was certainly
the ne plus ultra Of 1afiPodes. He intended,
while standing IA this position, (if il were MT
more properly hanging to have taken some
reffeshment, which he certainly deserved, and
was pulling up by small cord small table,
on which was candle, bottle, and bit OF
bread and cheese bat when tue table was al
a convenient distance above the heads OF the
people ia the pit the contents slipped of. and
as their centre of gravity seemed 10 be in the
pit rather lhau IN the DOME they tOok thai
direction, and Mr.. Peters hal 10 walk back
Without his wine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
JosEpu IANCAsTFR

Joseph Lancaster has pnbllshed a pamkhlei
yindcaiing bis character from the aspersions
OF The Caracas Editors, winch asperslons have
been copied into the Journal vi Commerce
ard several other papers. IL IL due 10 MI /.
Lancaster TO ate thai he proves conc lusively
that he has been sandrred aud prosecuted
aud hat he has done nothing 10 iarnish his
far fame. Mr.. Is pamphlet IS interesting,
aud we recsnmend IT In public patronage
IN. Courier y Enquirer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
From he Norfolk Herold

The Richmond papers confirm report which
reached here last Thursday, that N,iles King
Esq mad been removed from the Office o: Ma
W Agent at this place, fact which few who
heard il conld credit, until il was placed hey o nd
dispute. We have seldom witnessed a more
lively sensation than this event has produced
here, for, apart from politics. there never wa.
more popular man IN this community than
Miles KING whether in or oui Of office, and nc
one, we will veture to say, has more highly de
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Remorat Of Mr.. King.-Itis with sincere re.
greet (and we do not doubt that the sentiment
is general in this community we state that
Yesterday mail brought confirmation ofpre-
vious rumours that MILES KING, Esq. has
been removed from the office Of Navy Agent OF
lhls station, and that NASH LEGRAND, Esq
has been appo'ned in his room. No occur
renee "'ih.n oui Knowledge, of public natlre
has excited more surprise or regret.
Norfolk Beacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

0Gce Seeking I'VE verify believe that this
republic OF ours is aie,r all the most Office seek
ing quarter of The Globe, aud we ought TO
take due shame 10 ourselves for il Tor the
vice is really without any adequate tempta, ion
In no country is public labour 50 slightly COM
pensaIed: from the highest Office of The Gov
eminent down 10 the lowest the salary is bare
y saf lent to live upon. Aud yet, no sooner
does a vacancy Occur, or any prospect OF al
opportunity 10 make one, than applicants
come upon the appointing power in shoals
The new Collector of the Port of New.Y ork
ha' found II necessary To make aboul twenty
changes among thr subordinate officers oi the
Custom House, aud for these appointments
there were fifteen hundred applicants.
COmden Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27
APPOINT MEMS by THE PRESIDENT

Dr.. G. Saitonstah, Of Tuscaloosa TO be Re,
gisier of the Land Office nj CahAwba, in the
place Of Alexander Pope, removed.
John II. Vincent 10 be Reesrer of the Land,
Office at Tuscaloosa, in place OF Wan. r. Gould
resigned
Col James w. Exu'n, formerly of Athens
Ala. 10 be Marshal OF he Western District Of
Florida, vice Adam Gordon, removed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

Jnek.a ianteru.-Mr. Harwood a correspon-
den, of the Boston Daily Advertiser, differs in
opinion from MIR. Mitchell, in Sillimans Jour
nal, in regard to the locomotion of the light
called ignis ia Jus, wil-o.the-wisp, &c. Mr.
ii. asserts that those met with al sea do change
then place. In crossing the gulf.slream, he
observed them on lfrrent parts of the vessel,
IA dark, damp nights, and speht several hours
~ clubbing about. attempting TO catch them.
When his hand CAM near them they disappear
ed he made sud len grasp at one, but when
he put his hand where I WIS, il was not there
He says he drove them from place to place all
over the rigging. 1amp. Gds.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-08-27

The Difference The Turks are called Inf
dels and Atheists, but they attribute their sue
csses TO the favor of Almighty God.-rhe Rus
SHINE are prefessed Christians, but they sup
p,icate the blessing of thu God Of Var
Columbian Sentinel.