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ANOTHER PRETTY APPOINTMENT.

ANOTHER PRETTY APPOINTMENT
Anthem, V. Carr. t"nne,-geoeral for the Jack.
sou party durIng tue last canvas, the agent and
distributor Of the H. =. Telegraph. until Duh
Green aud him fell Out, aud who has bad no
visible means OF subsistence for years past, is
rewarded with the o1liee OF Snb.Ageni 10 The
osages. The appointment isa good one, on
onc account society will he purged of man
who has not one rcdeemlng quaiI'y to make
him respected or respectable.
~ -. -, ,,,IIt,n.
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w anteA,

N7OR the balance of the year. a good plain
M Cook. Enquire AT this Office.
jun 3 Is
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81. bons, June %. Gen. CLARK and Col.
ReAS, Commissioners on the par of the
"'vefn'nenf' accompanied by Maj. DouaHER.
y, wan deputation oi Indians from the Ot,.s
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Instrument Strings.

INSfTNMCNt StFtHgS.
<lllE subscriber has this day received
supply Of Primo, Violin, Guitar and Dull
cemore Strings. HOWE Ill pA'iES'
July
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

10 be d,iet! out forthwith nj foiizmonii, for '5e
purpose Of convey lag Prince Leopold 10 Greece
She vii be accompanied by the Paitas, Captain
Fnzelarence. Brighton Gd-eiie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

Uesi Poipi-rhe annual examination of the
Cadets at this national school closed about ten
aays ago. II was satisfactory in an eminent
degree 10 the board 81 visitors, aud crtduable
o the institution.
We annex list of the Cadets which, accord.
ng 10 reputation for the Government of The
Military Academy, requiring the names Of th-
mos, iisting lsned Cadsts. moi exceeding ii ee IN
each class. TO be reported Tor this purpose At each
annual examination, Ia 10 be attached To he
Army Register
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

A HUnr.-The jackson pnp.r printed n
Lonivhle (ky.) ln,ely n,adr a statement Pul-
porting that the Kew. I. !. Chiffon, father ot
/ Chiffon member oil Congress, had ~ a putt
lie meeting made "A speech against The course
lately pusu-d hy MS snn II now appears
frnm a recent nunirer oi The same paper, that
the editor was hoared-no such meclng ha,-
ias taken place, uor spefch mhde The ar
thor al TINS ptitul iahrirntton. iik that OF tue
notorious East room Letter, no doubt intended
TO subseTve the Jackson cnpsr by u, They 3" no
think that all Is TAR IN ponies, 10 not boggte,
In the least, at ial.ehood. aud will even h0dI
Their own political friends, ia their eage'ness
10 mi re an opponent. In the present case, the
jackson paper Al Lonisyilic has made the ~
meme honorable by giving up the name Of
the hoaser. Did the richmond EngpIIer ever
do the same win regard 10 the a,rocious hoax
II winch II was made the channel Mott
never did that act oi simple Justice 1t never
exhibited that degree oil sell respect.
Baltimore PiiriJ I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

' eiFa'' L. u zfaiE, .lg prof Nh.
ieceheu Il Aoar appfOhatiun, furnisfes j. DIR
70 peisesefe III the eoufsc which have -, mulas
the duty which owe 10 my csas.itaefl sea, bs.is
encouraged aud cheered by the way. WI +sa la4t
gtohnh or endeaYor to do rs long as ths
to stand upon Audi fiat last the pillars al any l.e
should give way, so that must iaIl am oaslitaa'
crash, VII be buried uRder it's ruins ueneado4
toast: 10 10 gre You
Iht citizens Of Lynehburg and us tieipi.,- Il,
reap the Just feward of their enlefprizf. nay the
enJo, mentof an uninterrupted iow Of r IL IL
Z. The Union of the States--We arr No.,
our ignorance Of the science which 'shamfd o.
a cold calculation Of its value. IN Us 10 nal
e. The Declaration of American Inla,a
The University Of Nnginia the first AMI .,,ue' AM
Mr.. Jefferson. "'a Tie last act d
y. FEDERAL Powers and State RiglIts-rbs -.
oil the Union the sovereignty Of the >,at Integrity
10. me New Constitution OF ' irpt,i,zn
quize the angry conflicts Of the Iast aI 10y IL tran
Ill. The current Of Free Princple.-Iyb..' vet
the waves of the mighty ocean s"ail sbi
L. The Press--desigucd TO form npbl.
public sentiment IS the only corrective Of - inehi-
ID The Far Of our Land, the faire.t - anu's
They have Our best wishes--may NO b,ys ny - laad
wishes. .N 'tif be-
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Ni.souris, upper and luHer iosay', Missouri
s.es. an one OF the Teton tri''e Of s'ous, ifh
,o.n on thursday last io ffsfle du Chen.
Tney have gone Tor the purpose 81 treating v, u
me different tribes on the Mississippi and Ms
souri. IN order 10 determine ilKir respective
boundaries, aud II possible TO purchase ihe
lands which they clam.
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boundaries, hnu " Hoss'Sls '" P"'e"es" ~
ands which they clam.
Fuller. the Bank Robbkr.--By a slip from
Eo.t,n we lsarn thn about nr hali-pas' 3
O'Clock, On Monday morning. Fuller, who by
deliberations aud appropriation II $40, ouu,
the receipts of the day, had, as receiving lei
Ter drlrauded the Branch Bank Of the u. ,.
in Boston. of about = 6z,o00. sent for MI.
Ffolhing nam, the Cashier, delivered himself up
al his own house, aud gave into Nr. rs passes
s,on all but . 4OUJ oil the ) 10000 lie was
greatly agualed aud about 4 o'clock oo The
morning OF yesterday, when all vas Joyous on
account OF the dawning otihe Nation Jubilee,
he WAS conducted TO prison. and lett 10 fuml'
naie on the sure reward oil eKifsyagance aud
folly. Another story is, that he was taken hy
a man placed ~ charge OF his l6rnliure, bdi
we be,rye the foregoing account 20 be correct
II Is added la u pestsefpi: he keeper. pla
eed IN fucr's housc, called up Mr.. frs'hing
ham nj 3 o clock. =. NJ. mud told MN he would
deliver up Fuller aud $4,000, watch he did
| Fuller had gone 10 several places, hut could
endure his condition no longer. Ills reason al
times appeared unsettled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15

To Nessrs. c. An'hOgy WHiam ~ Rises, S. III
ar, n. II. Craie, 4. Il. North, and u. Bradtate.
Accordingly, Tuesday afternoon last, company
Of about 10 gentlemen down to excellent Dinner
IN the ball room of the Franklin Hotel. Judge William
Daniel Appointed President of the Day. and Messrs
ChisweIl Dabney, Christopher Anthony aud E ah FLEET
cher pico Presidents. After the cloth removed,
the subjoHcd Toasls were drunk. Great miarity aud
cordiality of feeling prevailed during the dinner aud
at seasonable hour the company dispersedlll of hem
Ear could judge more than erallfed with the
feast of edbles aud intellect and the flow of vine;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-15
THE VERGENKAN.
ssLYNCHBURG.JULY Ii, 1880,
DIM Err TO NON p. p. BARBOUR.

On Friday last Hon Philip p. Barbour, being on
visit his relatives in this neIghborlood) arrived in
Lynohbnrg and tarried a few hours. As as the
circumstance became generally known, meeting OF
citizens, of both political parties, was held, aud
appointed To invite Mr.. b. to partake of Public
Dinner. The committee Immediately addressed letter
of invitation to Mr.. Barbour which, together with his
reply subJoined;
Lyhch6urg, JuIy 9th, 1890.
SIR We have been deputed by meeting OF the
citizens of LynchbHg and its vicinity, grateful Tor
your public services and respecting your private vir
tues 10 invite YOU Ia partake Of dinner with them on
such day may be convenient to you.
Allow 10 you of the pleasure we derive from
thu duties thus assigned Ms by our neg hbors.a
With sentiments Of respect and esteem,
We are your ob't servants.
CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY,
WIN NJ. RlNES,
SAMt.. l. WATT.
RICHARD X. CRAfi.E,
ADRIAN X. NORTH
DAVIDSON BKADFUTE.
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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
IHi, NUHi 5ITF yUNI8, ~.
JNO b. RUpENCM. "
"ATONgOyJA March IL 1870

"MONROVIA, March 1s, 1880
TRelatng 10 the mattress, they are now at
peace with US. and seem disposed to cult
vate union and harmony with coloR:sts. A
person may so trio or three days journey in
the interior, without being exposed 20 aBy
danger. The missionaries settled in our CO.
lony, have taught some sf the natives to fead
and write, end even to make some progress
in geography and to keep common accounts.
My reason fer writing to you before so
prcssingly for provisions, was, because my
situation al that tims was distressing, owing
to the great scarcity then existing in ths co
iony, for provisions; and net much better
now-and now tell YOU, ifyeu had sent out
such things as wrsts you for you could
have made from five 10 SIX huRdrad per cent
Geod Tobacco viii now br,sg So per 100
Jos, | merely state this thing to let you and
many other parsons of color, in your city
know what vou have lost for the want of lit
tic onterprlsing mind.
You observe in your letter. did not make
YOU acquainted with the disposal ofmy goods.
viii to-. yos. Y0g well knew ] brought 80
money out with me. consequently, my TaA
bacco and Pipes were the only msnev had
10 build my house with; 80 Disposed Of 1t in
that way which consider TO ba very advar
tageously disposed Of, as It built me a house
10 bY 10 feet winch Falus at I'VE or SIX nun
drcd dollars.--I got a6 dollars for what sold
other ways. wish you to have the psrticu-
lar parts of this letter published in Mr., Lua-
dy's paper. / am happy to inform you OF tho
arrival of the Rev. MIR. koskin Presbyter-
an minister; he intends 10 raise church, II
lie survives the fever. If he does not, l az.
peet 30 join the church. | would strictly al.
wise that persons come out in the rainy sea-
son, which Is by far the heslthiest ID. can
sing, "Sound tho loud timbrol on Esypt's
dark sea-" with reality This write you for
nv own content ment in Atrice.
Il am sorry TO inform you that. just before
lclosed this letter, q great accident happen
cd TO me; which resulted in the !oss oil my
shop and tools, by fire; burnt Mr., Davenys
storc.-Thc gentIeman who bears this letter
10 you can tell how ana situated new. had
done toerabie well while had MY shop in
Operation have wiittea to sir. Latrepe TO
send me ost rait CT bellows, which, if get
them, with divine assurance, shall get on
my way again. Let me heSr from you soon.
Z am ysuT well Wishe.,
ANTHONY WOODS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
IMPORTANT LAW.
AH aot To rsdace tke duties en- Coffee, Tea,

Hh aSt 10 raQQCG I've Olt2s On COEeCs Aeht
sdd Docoa.
Re Il enacted By TIE Senate AVID House Qf
Blp, s5t'itatires q ths Jnjtsd States q .3seera
ca j.! Conssss, esssmb|35, That. frena and af-
ter tbs d,rty first day u pscember. one
tnoa5and eight susdred and thirty, ths duty
On coffee shall be two cents per poued,
and ne mere; spd frem aud after the ;hr
" first day Of December, one th0usand
eight hundred end siIty. Il: duty or cocoa
shah bs reduced ia ora cent per psund, and
90 more. Asd that, fram and after tae thir-
" brat day Of Oscsmbar. n@s Thousand eight
& hundred and thirty eEs. toe following 'aios OF
duty, and no other, SHAH bs l0y'-J aF7 a.
iected on teas imported from CHINA, or other
places east ofJhe Cans srGood lispc, and IN
' esseis Of tbs United States 10 wit: Imperial
Csapowdsr, and Genmes, twenty cents per
pouaJ; Hyson and Young Tyson. eighteen
esats per pound, Hysor st,u, and othor green
teas, twelve conts per pound; Scuchsng, aRd
other black tass, except koiiea, ten ce.tF per
pound; and on tea. imported from any other
place, or in vessels other than those OF the
Iated States, tho following rates, to Wit
Imperial 6unpoWder, and Gomez. thirty sew
GIN cents; Hyson and Young lily son, t"raty
sepes cents; Hysonskin, and other Greei teas,
except Boher, eighteen cents, and Behea,
sK cents per pounG
Sec. :. And bo it further enacted, Thai
Sca, cocoa, and coiea which have besn or
shall he hereafter pui luto the Custofn house
stores, under the bond OF the importer, ana
which shall n maia under tho control q tho
proper officer Of the customs, On tbs thirty
fret Of December, one thousand eight hundred
sHd Thirty. and the thirty first day OF Decem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
one, respectively, shall be subject to no high
or duty than IL the same were impaired res
peetiYeiy, after tbs said thirty first dry u
December ono THOUSAND eight hundred and
thirty, and the thirty first d. q - s1"er,
one thousand eisht hUndfeo 4ns 'hlt'y eae.
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arIRERIA.

-=,veray4sssrra received in Baltimore, oy
coiorad persons, from their friends IN Dlon-
iovia, tAfrica,) give great encouragement TO
those vino are disposed to emigrate to tbs
s.l,ndef taeir forefathers" The efforts OF
the American Colonization Society, havs, SO
Ear, Inors than equalled public expectation
and, if aided By the national government, We
have no doabt The societyvli bs able to place
tbs soiony on such foundation, as TO induce
general emigration sHoo. the free people Of
color, in this country.
We make tho following extracts from let
tiers submitted te cur inspections:
"HONR0FIA. March 10, 1880.
al cfnb9ace the opportunity, Nv tho Liberia,
10 isf9sm y8u Of mr. being still on the land
oftne Hsing | hayo had the fever Of the
country from which ! am fast re covering |
yesIds with the Agent Who has beer racom-
Iooay lsiod to uie. Accompanying this, you
w +. eeive the No g! tho Liberia lie "A
slt." An the nsws of the day you will sec IN
It--i Wtsh YOU would take 4 jsunt cut here
oad l5ok roJnt for yourself and tss how you
- the cosptry. rs Iof Y3T-~". @,o ia.a.
IistAHFh AM 1Ntsfifstt 3 w Nf5D - TiL1ib
h,- done remarkably wen with ihs goods he
brossIlt out, retailing them IT 100 and 80
per cent advance, To- specie and ivory. III
yol had shsncs you had better enbFase it |
90 ,1nd out two OF three hhls. Of Tobacco, |
which IS selling quickly at - cents by the |
hf,t Tue usual prices, however, ars 80, !
II IL, / and IL, by the quantity. Norfolk |
Tobacco dong leaf.) is considered the best |
Salt provisions. Powder Flour, Blcache1 |
i>hrtings, Mackers, and rssdy made wool
len and other clothing also do well
am, dear sir. yours, sc.
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-Comn,e,iozfed for he .Nai'oaa' 1oSeHos.l
BExros in his reply to he7srs- hoBEihs
and Foor totally failed. II was complete
Jaux pas-another u5orti7E. He clustered
be foamed, and hc-sc. down. He appeared
Just what he ia shallow, hosterous blus-
tsrer His friends hung their hsads-they
we're evidently mortified and chagrned. Hrs
frisads did say' 1t Is an ssesriained iast,
that the party i Disguised with, AMI If they
could saord it, would shake him oil. HEY
dstest him, ard tisplo. his indi.cretion IN bis
assault upon New Eagiand, frola which he
has been driven back discounted and dis
grzced.
It's questionable whether Peter will consent
t. bs the rock On which this Ponti6 shall pat
his foot Peter wss mo. tilted, and looked at
the Pontid with yIrkes snser. lie regretted
the failure ofAis Poatitf. But he tried to
look gylse, aud 10 award smile oil approba
ten, but it Was herS tooTk.
AT~T1gTnR
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Provided. That nothing herein contained
shall be construed 10 alter O. postpone toe
time when the duty on the SAID tea, cocoa
end coffee shall be payable.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
Tron, tts Geargetalen co!ualllon.

We have no dispes,ton to cast glaieule
upoa grave subjects, but woHsgsr Scs a mlil
tsry parade, thai il Goss rot appear TO as
like burlosque upon tho Cd N@t}2s' 2 bulwark'
Yesterday We had such an exhibition IN cur
town. principally Of ths yolaates. corps. The
n.lhUa mustered on the city side OF Rock
creek, ard a. there was nekhlEG very inviting
in tho prospect, wo did nos Tend ogr way
thithsrward, but az tho uniformed companies,
or we should more properly say the remnants
Of tham. passed under eur Fsln6ow, VIC could
not avoid casting sIGs glance at taem and
at the ragged uroiins whom the music always
attracts Cns company mustered a WHO'S
platcos, seven strong, rant and hIe; another
about nine, aad none We believe over twenty.
Seriously speaking, il IS n great waste OF TINS
and money. thus to force Individuals oSt a.
gains tueir aiI, without the least advantage
70 the pubic, and with positive disadvaa-
tage to themselves The law, however, re-
quires II, aad the law must be obeyed; those
who have the execution Of it ara not TO blame:
the defect IS radical, ID is4a tho system Itself,
and requires, in the language sf ths day, a
thorough reform. We must make it the IN
terest Of msn, as well ss obligatory uPes
them, TO perform military duty, and the laws
would be compiled with less reluctantly; the
man who can etleEd 10 pay his fac viii nsveF
consent 20 march at beat OF drum up the
street and down sgain; and those who have
to earn their bread by the swsat OF their brow
rauss lose days wages or forfeit two. All
the purposes o. military psrodes would be
-e~o-, riisssd BY srsctia1 suitable buildings,
al convenient distances, for arrnores, and
depositirg ia them sufficient number 81
arms aud accoutrsmsnts fer all capable OF
bearing them. Let there bs one general mus
ter, and only one, in the course Of the year, 10
ascertain the sffestive force which can DO
raised in tins of need, aad let each man bs
paid for his loss Of time; but let there be no
nonssnsicsl evoiutions for the amusement OF
gaping boys and noisy negroes n time al
war. when active service in the ssld wall ne
required, men will be better disciplined IN
three months, than they possibly can bs by tbs
present mode in thirty Vears.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

american So,mtainS,-It appears that Chin
borazo, which has heen hitherto cousids, ed
the highest mountain in America, raaks in
that respect only the third among those which
have been at present measured. in the Eas-
tern Cordilleras which separate the valley Of
Desaguadero from the immense plains off bi-
puitos and MoYos, the trigonometrical or bar
ometrical observations OF MIR Pensland have
ascertained that the Nevada de Sorata, ana
the Nevada de lliimsDi. are elevated, tho
former 1899 metles. the latter e3l5 metres,
above the level of the sea According TO
Humbelt, tho Chimhoraeo of the Andes Of
Quito, . only $500 metres above The level OF
the ~. = !."ru5AsAsd IrQrsls
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

7rlcs Besl5y 1t is, msthinks. a low anil
degrading idea OF tbat sex, which was srsas Il
TO radae the JOYS, and soften the cares ef' au-
manlty, by ths most sgressbie participat isn,
10 consider tssrl merely az objects of sight.
This is abridging them al thsir natural 'extent
Of power, TO put them upon aievel w IA thsir
pictures. How much n.bisr is tho contenl-
piation of beauty, hoighteasd byw rtue, and
commanding CUR esteem and ley G. willis /.
draUR our observation? How faJ Mt and spiS.
ItleSs are tao charms Of a coz luette, when
compared with The READ low cling IS of Hororia's
innocence, plety, good humor, and truth; and
virtues which, add a new seffyiess TO her ser,
and even beautIiy her beasIyi That agrosR-
bleness which must havs otherwise appear
ed no longer ia the modest virgin, is sow
preserved IL the tehdsr mother, the prudent
irieRd, and the iaithiul wife Color. artfully
spread upsR canvass, may entertain the eye.
bat not affect tho ltsart; and she who takes 70
care to add to ths natural graces OF the Psr-
son any eHechcsI qualities, may be allowed
stIllte amuso ss picture, but net to triumph
as q beauty.
Whea Adam was introduced by Mitea
describing Eve in Paradise, and relating 70
the angel The impression hs lels upon sesing
her at her first creation, he does not represent
( her like Grscian VeEus, by her shaps %
features, bat by tbs lustre Of her mind. yhish
shone in them, and gave them the power al
charming
! Grace wss in.her step. heay'n in her eye
! In oil her gestures dignity and love.
Without this irradiating power. the proud
! est fair one ought to know. whatever hsr
! glass may tell her to the contrary, that Asf
most perfect features are urnformsd and
! dead.
| Ben johnson gives an epitaph, with sp'r0
J II THAI nothing could inspire but such az 90
Jsst as we have been describing
Underneath this stone doth lie,
| as n ioh virtue as could dies
! " hich when alive did vigor give,
Io as much beauty as could live.
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rrozr Dc 81 Fondf Tr-ens

BIZ. SourHARD. late Secretary Of The ~.
IS dsserTecly 10 great reputo and pr.et;cc =
: lawyer, IN New jersey. We kays -.
direct and authoritative testimony Viii a'a
gard to the signal merits and sifie;enes, - :,
his forensic effort. This kind of dist;nc,;a11
and its safe and honorable recempensa -. -
q least worth The cares and cost of n,jlr'
Office Happy the thriving aenbers Of ~
lucrative prolession-happy the useful a.
substantial citizen, that can say
"Whc's in " ou., vino moves the grand M.
Nor stirs coy curiosity, nor spleen, (ehios-
Secrets Of state no more | wish to kho-
Than secret movements of puppet.shaw -
Salt Feter-It affords US great pIa,m,.
to state, that SALT WATER, Of quality sou,l
TO thai II AESsAwA, has been procureI WIFI
in fosr nal!cs OF thls town, Oh the rnarsfe ~
Paint Creek, by E company OF gentlemen r.
Gently formed here. I he water Wa, sbt,;n
Ell by boring forty I've feet in the ro.k al
olly Ellv i've feet below the common .Y,,,.s
Of tia creek bank. Such experiments bav.
already bssn made to test its quantity q, -
lsavs no doubt, but that there ia ga arnnls
supply ofwaterto rua, at ieasttwo fIrnscss
Arrangements win DO Immediately m.da
to go into fhe manufacture Of sail; aud iii,
anticipated that a sufficient qusntIty will la
made t9Iis season. to accommodate the wants
CT ibis market. We congrst ulste The country
generally, and the sitizens Of this nsighbof
hood especially, upon the opening OF thi,
new source OF wealth % tl,s sssrior Of Ohio
Scioto Gag.
Fresh lteier .tios1 9alt--Josiah Foster Of
B,ewster, Mass has invented ard made a
DisulamstoT, for tbs purpose Of extracting
fTssn wster from seS-yyatsr, and brought tito
such perfection, thar by very simple pro-
Gees, and triiing sIpesse, good water "a
pelstshla aHd sofa as spring water, can be
procured. Eesssis with the use OF the Diatil,
on1efsr. can oEt@in ebsut two quarts of COED
fresh water per hour with but little more trou.
bic tas1 70 draw il houa thar water casks
The apparatus is compressed into a small
Sompass, which rsndera 1t portable, and bat
.ittla IN tie gay when ia use. Pure water
can Do obtained by this instruments frsEa al.
most any liquid.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
Mr. Niles, in speaking efMrs. Barney
iettsr to Con. Jaskson. obsarves--

lelI4F @ NoI 'osN5VH, ODssIF W
"Whctevor different parties may think of
1.-THE whole idea ofsuch proceeding and
evsry thought and word used, ls undoubtedly
her o'yn No enc acquainted with the sn-
ergy and power of her mind, will, for sno-
Ia emit, hesiiate on this subject
We are glad to fisd such statement from
one who has SO good an opportunity to forr.
correct opinion and SO competent TO jrdge
because an attempt has been made 20 lesser
ths effect winch this io,ses IS Calculated to
produce GA the pubic 1ngad uy asserting thai
II was writes for her b5 some other psrsos.
Gesrgstotsn Gazette.
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