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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-12

Henry Baldwin, Esq. of Pennsylvania, was nomi-
mated by the President, on Tuesday last, and was
confirmed by the Senate, on Wednesday, unanimous
ly, as Judge Of the Supreme Court of the United
States, vice Judge Washington, deceased.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-12
&c. THUR ST ON. g. CO.

WILL OPEN THIS DAY A VARIETY OF
NEW GOODS,
among which are
400 yards extra fine London Prints, at e0cents
200 do. Fine White Flannel, 70 &c
600 do. Heavy Brown Shirtings, :"
zoe do. Fine Beached Sheeting, l6
Pieces Super Carpehng, &" rs q"
Ladies Slate Cotton Hose, " ~
Also
Ladies' Lined Beaver Gloyes-Super Nsnkiu Grapes.
Fine Corded Cambric-Shsll Side Combs--Knittng
Cotton--Mens and Boys Seal Skin Caps-Fur Col
lars-Whte and Mixed Woolen Yaru--Wool.eu
Gloves-Cotton Wicking, &c. sc.
Also
1000 lbs. First Quality Brown Sugar, at 10 cts.
500 do. Old Java Coffee, IL a.
FRESH SUPPLY OF
CROCKERY g. GLASS WARE, NAILS, WIN.
DOUGLASS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c.
Dec. Is. 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-12

ssdVahsoS.e ~
community, in the
n the advance of
W." re occasion Of ex-
Is Commonwealth,
4 4 requirements, it
some of the prin-
rbich are already
rs, the repairs and
,round the State
II by the decaying
fthe walls Of the
fences, have ex-
new Prison at
Gons and ad ditions
within the like Pc
ed at a cost to the
civ, by drafts on
,polication of the
$4,000. The ag-
alone is greater
ne Commonwealth.
siderable expense
ill not again, for a
n difference, which
the expenditures,
Il annual tax of $751;
!, will be sufficient,
bling the debt, to
Jsncies, and allow
Of important gen.
hence of the past
The policy of the
,lth, in relation to
liOus. The worst
cipated from these
al would thereby
in Manufactures,
i they have been
liter mischief than
a and confidence,
b provisions of the
Re engagements in
nents, which have
preading and ire
auals. PROPRIETOR
prwhelmlng respon-
Of private interest
PERSONAL liability,
,f the Corporation,
us and distressing,
nes made bankrupt,
d unexpectedly re-
Eretchedness, as a
transferable con-
bring capital. That
prudence and pro-
h Of such establish
Oned, but the fuctu-
.ral stagnations of
Ilh the forced sales
IHed markets, with
s credit which the
ly conduced to their
fthings, the credit
Eholders is equally
BE purposes of trade,
I'D in manufactures
. become the dis
property, from the
bus responsibilities
ion, that it has al
erable in the mar
ZION. 1t will neither
alton of a loan, nor
/ Of a debt. The
stween the corpor-
!, is alike prejudi-
b either might 9TH
Gk of the corpora
ePreciated, because
lahtles to proprie-
sdlt fproprietors is
lse of their stock in
ant of the injury,
cation of this prin-
lity is producing,
ii the purposes for
e alike to be de-
design was. to Sc
atoms, by enforcing
rs; the effect is, to
IN property, upon
be obtained. The
Y requires, for its
he employment of
lnlbutions of many
h 10 the creation of
ID the admonitions
I'nger consent, for
"a share in a con-
e property at the
which they neither
aCh they can have
aaOn of liability is
IN from danger in
aad their respective
heir engagements
he manufacturing
SAl must be aban-
not altogether a
l9Iect, there is oc-
lsures of legisla-
alsllng manufact-
to The prosperi-
Y, is too obvious
aey have become
\, 10 the other great
Iargely enter into
NE Citizens, The
'helr auxiliaries,
ae,r best employ
l'ds' Turn back
aousands of hands
.l0ns of machinery
aassachusetts, and,
Of The articles of
would produce,
Ngulsh.
same population,
more disastrous
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-12
A U C T 10 N 4!

WILL be sold by AUCTION, lat the late
w Dwelling House of MOSES JONES, deceas.
ed, on MONDAY, the FIRST day Of FEBRUARY
next, at o'clock, A. NJ,
2 yoke Of OXEN, pair of STEERS,
number of COWS snd SHEEP, CART. WAC.
oNS, and variety of FARMING UTENSILS.
Also-One CARDTNG MACHINE and PICK.
FIX, HAY. CORN, RYE, &C., with all other PER.
SONAL ESTATE the deceased
JACOB FISHER, Auctioneer.
Lancaster, Jan. ii, $780,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-01-12
Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
VEyHE Subscribers being duly appointed
a by the Hon. Judge Of Probate for the County
OF Worcester Commissioners on the Estate of
MARY WOOD,
late of Harvard, deceased, Hereby give notice that
six months from the seventeenth day of November.
last are allowed to the creditors to exhibit and
prove tteir claims; and that they shall attend 70
the duties of their commission the house of Ezra
Wetherbee Inn keeper in said Harvard on the last
Saturdays ofJanuary and February next from one to
FIVE O'Clock P. NJ. on said days
SAMUEL s. HOUGHTOE.
JOHN FAtRBANk.
Harvard January, 5, 1880
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
From The Richmond Compii.r.

DECISION OF THE GENERAL COURT.
Among the cases referred TO the last General
Court. was that of John NJ. Jones VS.. the Com
monweath-foundrd Oh a petition for wrli of
error to- Judgment OF the Superior Cout of
iynchhurg. As some curiosity has been ex-
pressed by one of the papers Of Lynchburg
Lad IL may extend to many OF its citizens to
learn the grounds of the decision we have de.
'ermiued TO lay before our readers the follow ing
Statement OF the case:
In July, 1929, the petitioner was convicted
OF murder IN Ihe first degree, and moved for a
ne~ trial. The questions arising upon the mo-
ton were adjourned 10 this Couu and al N o.
veuber term, il was decided that lie new trial
ought not TO he aw arded. At the ensuing terra
OF the Superior Court OF Law, this decision
WAS produced. and the petitioner set TO the
bar. lie then made another motion for Il new
trial, upon the evidence OF sandry witnesses
examined 10 Court. The Court ovetrnlrd the
motion, and n bill Of exceptions was filed set
ung forth the testimony of the witnesses SO
examlnsd-Ihe object vi the bill of except nous
was, LIST. TO sustain The ground formerly taken,
/ 'bai the case was not one OF murder IN the FIRST
degree, but in the second degree only. And,
/ secondly, To support so tar as relates TO Alfred
.fngte, the objections to him, and two other
jurors, which was discovered after the verdict
and heretofore made the ground OF a motion
Tor new ,ral But besides the testimony ad.
ouced by the prisoner for these purposes, the
bill Of exceptions also contained the evideu &c
oil witnesses who were introduced by the Com.
monwealth, 10 prove the character and credl.
bIl'ly OF Angle.
Aher The motion for new trial had been
over'ued the prisoner moved that the judg mem
De arrested Tor the following reasons;
is'' Because the paper purporting to he an
indictment, does not state ,ohen or at irha, term
Il was found and presented.
20. That the said paper neper has BEEN re
corded
3D. Thatthe Grand Jury are recorded to
nave been sworn for the Corporation Of Lynch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

IN, u..., u then made rash tosafds ne :. y.
"a HI. h n.r. the Msvar. aided by about ~
.s,e,d.. a3sis gsliaat ign,. ~ ~s,sh son,r cni'
IA lr,ppcs, aus, have suffered. aud heafiy
a.. womrn we're beat of. The Mayor "fdered
-. Plies, 10 90 on. aud the Pr'ea finding u
asee.sssy 10 proceed, said. My if,ends. !
.a.,s YOU Tor yeut condse, thaagn you hive
-, .,+yentrd from succeeding. sm equally
sea.ihe Of year m,sn,ioa. This d'so'de, ''Hs
,...,, acca.ioaed o, VI Jss--be Is capable OF
a., hing | have suiiis,ep, cause ie' Expecting
nm rom tn church. He has my sovereign
eoule apt 80 lN. J. eo4'"e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
From The Albion, ~ Y. Republican, June 70.

EAR BuG.-Onr readers may have seen nm
account in the papers not long since, OF q bug
having entered the ear vi "A lady on board 4
vessel sailing from Boston-oi the exiermina-
ton ot the insect, and the immediate relief of
the ady from The distress she had experienced
by putting Into her Gar few drops OF camphor
or spirits, by a physician, who fortunately
CHANGED 10 be on board A circumstance of "A
similar nature occurred IN this village on
Thursday last, the particulars OF which are
thus communicated to US by person residing
in the house where il took place. A little gnl
between four and five fears OF age, daugh liter of
Mr.. William Canute, shoemaker, was lying
in bed, i'll OF the ague Suddenly, the family
were alarmed by her cries, expressive Of the
most intense agony, aud said that something
was IN her ear. Her mother supposed il TO he
a fly and searched for il, but could discover
nothing. The girl continued her wild aud
terrible shiekS, and her distress was SO great
that il was feared she would not live {; when a
young woman living at Mr.. C's. put some
vinegar Into her ear. which fora moment III.
creased her cries-but was soon relieved by
the egress OF n black bug, about three eighhs Of
an inch in length, and less than one fourth Of
inch in breadth, at its broadcast parts, the head
very small. and wings Ruted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
IN. Y Ep, Post.
DUwFn rs, June 30. 1880,

DUJFR Us, June 30, 1880.
To The Editor oCihe puginia Herdtd:
SIR-An exposition OF the nature and effects
of the great and Extraordinary Comet OF 1882
from some Of our leained astronomical cores
pondents, is earnestly desired by the writer OF
his note-whohas asceriaIned from an anthem
tic sou Cd that ohe of THOSE immense globes
Ut fire will pass, on its return from the sun,
within 1900 leagues from the earth. and d ;.
play (beng 3 900 miles nearer TO us than the
moon,) consequently, diameter greater than
any which has eve, appeared before.
Should tins awful visiler OF light aud fire APP
preach US within the distance c ,iculated, the
light OF the sun aud moon would not be visible
and the beat could hardly be endured on the
earth during lis continuance. As The obJect
Of the wIiler is only 10 be better informed. he
hopes tue subject will meet with a share o!
your attention Ills name IS with the Posimas.
tor at this place.
From the PHILADELPHIA GaceRe.
We found the foregoing IN pouISon's Ameri-
can Daily Advertiser of This morning. II il
should circulate extensively in its present
form, il will spread much alarm.
Onr knowledge ofihe nature Of comets is
very imperfect but from all observations that
have been made, there is reason 10 believe that
they are bodies which possess very little densl
~. One OF them passed, number oi wears,
among the satellites of Jupiter, without
ii. The smallest degree, deranging their motiOns.
The approach OF comet to the earth, may i.
therefore he regarded without alarm.
We know nei If the calculation OF the Virgil
MIA writer of the nearness 10 which ihIs comet
viii approach the earth. is correct or moi !:
but his assertion thai its close Approach will
raise the Temperature OF our atmosphere TO Ii
degree which will he uncomfortable, is altogether
hypothesis Comets reflect hght that they
reflect heat also, Is mere matter oi inference.
II is the conjecture OF HerscheI that the sun
itself is a cold body
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

keeper Of tho City Hall. ver. so'dt = action.
Among other ariICles pui loi sal, whs shd-
ling. with an inscription oLlbs itnor :"Alwas >
pay your delt., and wirlie yen Keep TINS yuu
will never want sh,il,ng." Inc c..n wa. pre-
ssatedto Mr.. Skaais. Uu the day OF his birth, Ivy
his grandfather. A hole was pierced IN r.ihrougn
which string was passed and ,ied 10 the finger
of the infant. Mr.. okaais kept the gift
through long lie VI seyeniy-seven years,
during which iifpe be WIS never in want Of n
shiilipe. What IS siiii mure TO his honor, he
ATTENDED also 10 the other part of the motto,
aud found the gouh effect III the punctualiiy
aud honesty II eniolos. Tor al ms death he was
possessed OF coasdrrahl" property. At the
sale ofihe Shilling ia question, instead Of being
put up with other old COINS and medals belo ng
ing 10 the deceased, u was offered separately
by thu auciioueer. A toierable brisk bidding
ensued, and finally II was knocked down at
three shillings and nine pence. This is about
four per cent on the principal, pretty TAR rate
for money SO long invested So that nothing
was lot on tina, score. We do not know that
we ever heard of shilling turned To better ac-
count. There nre numbers of men IN the COM
MUMMY esIimdble IN other respscts who have
bad habn Of not paying their debts, proba.
bly, for the want ui some such constant admo-
milton as thai gwen 10 MIR. Sksats by his worth,
ancestor. Perhaps they might procure u lac
simIle Of tue inscription.
IN " I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
DDWEaEIG

Washington, july 1--we learn thst shs
s,crsfaru Of ne Trtasary has retur.ed 10 ne
CIV. having only gone part OF The way 10
Pennsylvania with his family. The Podmdffr
G,psral. though he has been for sone I'm" nb-
...,t on domestic business, Is at present 10 the
cit, attending 10 mis- public DUTIES. A. that
officer has no, hs~u usually Dun,beted among
IN, Heads ot Department, there reniains but
QUE of thai class vi public officers here aud
for some days of the I,resen, week there Was,
a. we have already mentioned, no Que OF Them
pttseu,
Upoa this absence from the cits Of The Ell
scuIise, aud the leading men,Oefs of iir Gov
rrntnenf, wis repeat. WE make no compliant
aud found no accusation. II ~ IS not ait0ge-
ther proper. II Is perhaps neee'shfy' we
mark the fact 20 put 10 shame those VINO vii
fully made base oil circumstances SONY
what similar against The late Adnhhsita-
ton.
The Old Dominion, Vagina Journal, We
observe con,ioues 10 eaifacl materials for IN
cense 10 ITS idol, even from the mode OF MS
travelling we sa, " It's IDOL for thai journal
really seems 10 worship tho very pm, ofihe
Generals feet. The fact is iriunphhniiy pro-
claimed that. - whea last heard from. he was
:. decenGins the Ohio on board OF a steam
:. boat, ruth no more pnrode aud hustle than
" an ordinary passenger, MIXING Freely WIN
" those around him. aud adapting ms conyetsa-
" ton and department TO the circumstances
i" in which he finds himself placed u must
be from mislnformation thai this humility VI
the President Hbsian,ng from parade aud bus
lie, IN mixing eely with those around hin,
aud adapting his conversation To c'fenmsian-
css was something rnre in public men Let
pur friend at Petersburg then learn that
John Quincy adams never travelled IN any ~
ihrr way than 10y the usual pupIc conveyhnces,
unattended and so free from parade aud bus.
tie, 80 nafiec,ed and unassuuning, as 10 be
sometimes unknown add always accessible,
known or unknnyn, 10 every citizen, OF what
ever degree For him The hnzzas of the
multitude had lewer charms iban line co"'
seriousness of an upright discharge OF pu6lic
duty: he never couried but rather summed
lhetn. What we observe OF the late President
Is equally rue vi every member of his Cabinet.
An association OF more pure aud more prdciI.
cal Republicans ~ the highest olhCes, meyer
has existed either in the best or the hnmhleH
af the A Administrations OF the Gen,ral or The
otAie Governments OF this country. Nor, lei Us
add, Ia any country was EVER power ooni-
united Ia the hands of any Executive more
faithfully discharged, IN reference 10 the great
Interests oi tie country. MAJ. Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

Al n meeting Of the lacksonian Members of
the Legislature OF the State OF New Hampshire,
sundry Resolutions were adopted approving
the tres,den,s Vete. and denonnc'ng inlernal
improvements THIS was 10 have been cxpec-
ted although the recorded vote OF the LegIsla
lure oil that STATE, AT II time when action naS
asleep, approves aud sus,sins thai pn,cy The
same Meeting came 10 IesuDiiun approving
the nominatioo, made by certain members OF
the Lrgisla ,urcs of Pennsylvania and Snw
York OF Gen. jackson ms the Candidate foT
the office vi President Tor the next Presidential
term Nal. Int.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
CLdRET lyme. S.e

n FEW cases ST. Julian Claret Wine. 10
zHA gether with Bunch Raisins. soft shell
Almon,s, Oranges and Lemons, received and
SAT- by SAML. AYRES.
ALSO.
\ complete assortment Of the very faest Old
Wines and Liquore. s.. A.
July tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19
Instrument Strings.

ENHE subscriber has this day received a
supply oil Piano, Violin, Guitar and Dul-
cenore STRINGS Howell DAVIES.
Imy |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

INDIAN WARoN the MlssissiPPi.--A letter
has bree reserved here dated oauli Ste. Marie
Jnne 8. II states, trader had arrived the eve
ming before irom L0poinie, with information
that in ihc beginning of winter the Sioux at
iackrd fifteen lodges of Chippewas aud Crees
At Red Lake. Hnd killed every living being in
the lodges, even to the dogs. That another at
tack was made by 80 Sioux oH eight lodges oi
the Chippewas, containing ihlrly men, with
their families, and Two Canadians, near Lake
CourtoreiIle. in the beginning of January.
The Chippewas were discovered a short time
before the attack, the alarm WAS given, and
a breasi.woIk erected. The fight continued
from | o'clock ill sunset ; one Chippewa was
killed and six wounded: the Two Canadians
were also wounded II was reported that
bat five of the Sioux were wound ed and none
killed.
! The writer further states. that the Indians
are " all up in arms" " They are collecting
/ along the lake from Lapointe up, TO make a
J general attack on the Sioux. All the Indians
/ from Lapointe, able TO bear arms, have already
left that place To JOIN the Lac Courtoreille aud
! other bands for thai purpose. The Chippewas
will be headed by noted war chief belonging
10 The Lac Courtorelle band.
This intelligence is not uneApe cted. War
was waged between these tribes the last season
& renewal OF il is a matter OF course Il will be
! perceived that all The tribes, spread over the
| immense region, exteaiing from Lac Cour'
: tnrale, s0Uth Of The Falls of ST. Anthony Il
Red Luke, 10 miles from the extreme sources o
! the Mississippi, are involved III the Contest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

TIE Sea Serpent again The Wiscasset
(Mainr) lntelisencer OF the I'd inst. states the
appearance OF this monster in Boothbay HaI
bonr on the ODD ut The Keeper OF the Light
House on Blrnt Island. declare positively that
he saw an animal. making a considerable wake,
with one or two lunches on its back. OF n
brownish or black colour, nearing the island
and making circuit round small cone SO
near that stone could have been tossed on II
from the sh0re.--He estimated its length at
about twice the length of the ways on which
he hauled up his boat, aud which on
mea Assuring he found To he 90 feet. his
family and young gentleman on a visit 10
The island also saw it.-tlis aakeShip took an
eastern course on i's departure, and pa,sed
very near some fishing bosts---the crew of
which inform that the fish passed SO near them,
that one threw potatoe on u--and they estl-
mated it at 100 feet in length.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

In Jaty 1880, Money is plenty aud is likely 10
continue plenty m The United States ;--beeause
Lord Wellington, in announcing to the British
Parliament on the 4lh February 1890, thar
there were IN England "a millions sterling OF
Brush gold aud silver cams actually in crcu-
ls'ion Ia greater quantity than there ever
has been, OF ans me.)-has made il certain,
IN the mind OF every wlde-aWdke money-tit al
er IN every part OF the word, that Bank drs-
counts " III, Tor some lime TO CONE, be on the
increase in Eng gland and Of course that E,t-
gland, for some lime To come, will MOI draw
upon the world zoo any addition 10 her specie.
Boston PGper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

Since General Jackson was IN this CITY, we
fnd II currenhy reported by his friends, tlSt
he will We, sign the Lou'sville Canal Bill. II
lie does so. II cannot eonstith,lonally become n
law. Bu What does the President care for
that, H.. has the Treasury in his own hands
and who can prevent his paying oui tile mo-
nay II is we'll kown, we understand, in
Washington, that he refused 10 sign the b,lI. un.
der a belief Thai ii could not, after the adJo,sn-
meut oil Congress, be made a law. II be should
now syn il, he will nnquesiionahly do SO. be
cau.. he has seen ilh MS own eyes. since hl.
arrival IN the West, that be must change his
polcyyo bis political destruction i. certain.
Cincinnati american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

JoAQuis MosovERA. the new Pres idcnt O +
Colombia, is native Of Popsysn, lawyer by
profession. about i5 years ofage. lie ia a
man ofgrsat wealth aud very respectable IT,.
leafs was formerly Minister 10 Peru, Chil.
sc.
DOMINGO CAyoEro. the Vice President, ia al.
so gentleman OF fortune, remarkabl, mild
and conc'l'aling, and generally beloved. He
was for merry member OF the Spanish Cortes.
we believe in the year lS09-l0, aud Of late has
resided in Bogota. He, ,oo,ls a lawyer by pro.
fessiop.--Bolh are on good term. with the
Liberator--all thar has beea said 10 The con-
rary notwithstanding.
pennsylvania Inquirer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

In Allegheny county. (Ml.) on the 4th the
following toast was given
BY Mr.. James atoddard. May God bless
the world aud all the people in II, not forget,
Ing the printers. who are not to be blessed un.
III They print truth
What will become Of Duff Green and hi.
imps Bait Pal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

The rdiae cfhe Unon,-The following toast
was given nj the great dinner at Boston, on the
recent Anniversary
Political .Aithmeiieidns. -Massa chusetts
gHesstS snd lirgini reckons thai whoever I'M
der'akes 10 calculate the caiRe Of HE Union. viii
Ind hard sum IN dtGiS.0H har Ter one in
practice, and very likely MISS figure in both /!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-19

On Monday the furniture and other movea-
bles of The lnte MIR. p. Skaats, foi some years
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
HOUSE or DELEGarEs.

SATURDAY, Dec. II.
Mr.. Knox offered he following Resolution:
Resolved That the C0nrnil,co log Courts OF Jus,co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
|, Jdfaiss heasItt, and Evans

Polk Patton Fry, Earl, s4seasItt, and Evans
of Name -1T-s.esssSss
ne,z Coke Sanford, Stephens, Hughes, Green and
NO Dsssfness of interest was done The Senate did:
not SIT on Friday, and aeitIer House Oh Saturday