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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
Ammunition Store.

No. lob. Stale Street Boston
ID NJ. BARNARD, Agent, offers for
Ia. sale as above, by wholesale or re-
tail:--
200 kegs English Tower proof GUN
POWDER, flor sporting.
1000 kegs Dupont Gunpowder, Warrant
ed first quality
$500 do Boston do. (warranted)
500 bags shot, all sizes.
10000 percussion caps.
n. b. The above Gunpowder is war.
ranted, and will be sold rs low as at any
other establishment in the Country of G.
quail quality For terms please apply to the
Agent, or to Mr.. RUFUS b. itINSLEY,
Newport--and orders given to either will
be promptly attended to. nay l5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
State of Rhode Island, &c.

WAsHINGToY. Sc Clerks office. Supreme
Jtdicui Court, FEB. 5th, 1880.
NTHEREhS Ann Clarke. Of Charles
w town, in the county ofWashngton,
wife ofSilus Clarke.Jr. late ofsuld Charles
town, but now residing without this State.
has this day filed in said Office, her petition
praying for the reasons therein set forth,
that the bans Of marriage subsis,ing be
tween her and the said SIlas, might be dis
solved, aud decree Of divorce promulga-
ted:-Notice is therefore hereby given to
the said Sias to appear before said Court
to be holden q, South KinGstown, within
and for said county. on the fourth Monday
of April next, aud, there show cause, ifany
he has. why the prayer of said petition
ought not to be granted.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk.
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Commission Store,

T w. EDDY offers his services to the
-. public as an Auction and Commission
Merchant. Unexceptionable reference
given. Orders respectfully solicited.
In store. variety Of goods 81 reduced
,ricss Dec. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
Vol. 81,

At length Brougham addressed youngeK
barrister behind him, with Whats Tia
matter, H--n, ell? Why this titlery
What the deuce is it that reaxes the rio
id muscles on the judgment sest5"-l' Yong
wig SIR cried the smirking Junior. my
wig! my wig!" cried the .Mun rot iongs9
for The Roofs and eouidnp getsm, and turn.
ing to the Attorney General, "Eh, Scayletf
do you see any thing ridiculous in my
wig?"-"llumph--No," said Scarlett,"T
see nothing ridiculous in it--ercept hs
heddp ~
The following quaint dedication is pre-
fixed to Mr.. Hoods Comic Annual fps
le30:--"To Sir Francis Freezing, Bart.
tie great pat ron Of letters, foreign, general,
and twopenny: distinguished alike by his
fostering care Of the bell letters, and his
antiquarian regard for the dsad leitaIe;
whose increasing efforts TO forward the
spread of intelligence, as q corresponding
member of all societies. (and no man fills
his Pest better,l have singiy doubiy, and
trcjy endured him IN every class, the Iifes
volume of the Comic Annual is, with frank
permission, gratefully inscribed"
Coon SrouRiry "A porson who wished 10
borrow a small sum Of money, being asked by
Swift whom I've proposed as security "a
have none to oi!er," said the poor man, "ex.
oepting my faith in my redeemer" Swim &C.
cepted the security, made the entry acsord. :.
ingly, with all formaty, and declared that
mono of his debtors were more punctuul than
this man SIR Hait,r Scots Memoirs Of
Dean S'clf.
Aristoio's passion for study was so grcs,
that in order TO prevent sleep from engross
ing him, he placed basin of brass by his
bedside, and when he lay down, extended
one of his nands out of bed, with an iron
ball in il, that the noise made by the falling
of the ball into the basin, when he fell a.
sleep, might Immediately wake. him. .--Roi,
lin.
.qbuse.--Cnto the Censor being scurri,
ously treated by a fellow who led n licen
,ious and dissoiute life, "a contest" gad
he, "bc,wen thee aud me is very unequal
for thou cnnst bear i'll language with essr,
and return it with pleasure; but os for my
part. It's unusual to me tn henr IL, and djsa'
grceablc to speak it." Pisiorch's Lires.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04

children, many useful lessons Of household
economy, and no small share oflnstruction
suited to her station:-The children &C.
quire habit of reading, and degree of
intelligence worth The price ofsubscriplion
ten times told, In fact, a good well con
dacted newspaper in u family, is the best
economist of time, end apiest instructor OF
the mind.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04

La'cyeys According to SINNERS New
York State Register fo- 1890; there are IN
the city or New York d95 attorneys and
counsrIlors al law: IN albany, I07;n Troy
81; in Rochester. %; IN Utica, 3G; in Builo
10, q; in Kingston, 2l in Hudson, 30; IL
Canandaigua, 70; 10 Ithaca, 10; in New
bprgh. ~; in Geneva. IL; in Poughkeepslc
Is; in CaIskill, 10; IN the whole State, 1850
or nearly one for every thousand OF ,h'
population.
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Forensic Uit-.SearIeTs Lad.--Drourh
am. who is not very attentive 10 the decor
alton ofhis outward man. land would have
driven poor Beau Brunmel stark mad, had
he been condemned 10 pass the long yaca
lion with himJ entered The Cour, the other
morning with his wig most wbimsienlly a
wry. IN uios, admired disorder;'so much 50
that eyen or The bench "Iilrth was at odds
si,b ersyiiy,'& g0rcrs' i':er rs fs'F4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-03-04
CAesnm Bark.--The bark of the ches

BeruiJ. Tha, quaint old morolis,. onarles
in his Enchiridion, gives w the fol
loving adyice:--Gaze no. on beauty too
mnch. lost il blast ihec.i ihcu love it'll dis
,nrbs thee: if lhou Inst after il: il dis'roys
thee: e virtue accompany It, II % tho souls
purratory: y Is the wise mans bonfire,
and the FOOLS furnace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

Two resolution. vert read rod lhe es'an.sfs
tee fvr cvurt 81 Lis,ies. 1t. upon the ps'hoo
from Pendietoa cosnsy-=sses slale- Una. y
son.eaaraee of.hs sdJo.fn.nsnt Oh 'heeo ss'.
they failed 10 sppota, aornm'ss'"nr' o' ms
4. s.oae w,rnn ,he fins pfsscfbed ny hs )
b., mad. such appointment 81 No"empef
enp,t-.us ptays me passage Of m sc' ,sgh.
,z,ns ,,,. aid appointment, Se. ani LILY, ei.
IRE s,ne tte opiaioa vi shg COS" @"tst INA
other ea.es may ebi.t. co npfIssd ~hh'h 'hs
n,iasiplc Of tina, stated by the m"morisi'a..
re,olnt,au vas fssJ rom tue eJ'nfn'tte of
Road. sod Ia rnal Navigation, Tor hhrorpora-
liota company % ,aprese the na''g ton Tor
boats. Of lhr sood, nr.f from Port hefaeis
10 Ns,nr,b1rosgh ,,--,
Mr. MeDoweT .os.nllisi the following REQ
luton. whch ~n sg,aed 10 - be'2t.''
That The committee On Roads snI lniern"l "
rigai.on BE- instructed To sn1nrr ~ o tie eIpe-
dlenc, ofemployiag ths c9nsiets iIf Ha".po' Ia.
lian in he Penilcniiafy upon The public "oiks
o tue SiAIs"--Which Vas sgfsel 20.
On Mr.. hnri, motion. VI. \, Jones WIS
appointed clerk ~ The committee -" he'oln-
tionary C,anns, a. long a. bis 'er'ires are ne.
etssary-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
DO Id 5EI9.
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.

Washing ton, 9th December, 1880.
Nc Blair, the iprner partner Of tho present
Fourth Auditor and confidential sdViser AMI
amAnuensis Of the President. has arrived IN tbs
cry. With determination 30 rpn down the
in..o,isI Duff ia the race after ne public r'io
tinx II 10 q most heroic determination aud
a. the battle 10 not always to III. stropg,' The
st,oag man Of the Telegraph may perhaps be
wor.,eJ 10 the conflict which IS sboJt TO take
piacs No doubt can be entertained. that Mr.,
BLAIR has been encouraged 10 TINS mortal str
hy some OF the Jackson msn OF Tennessee anh
keatuoky and there Is ground Tor tue
suspicion, that esen the pure and vrtuons Amos
may have 80 Ear forgotten bis former friendship
for the editor Of the Telegraph. as 10 rave join
ell his enemies on tins occasion Whatever
may be tue motive which has led 20 tina op
position, or, whoever may br pTvy To u
participating in II, the effect upon the pTesen'
printer Is said 10 he very evident ~ the pscu
liar aud eloquent olongniiol Of his natural pblz,
aud tue especial Improvement IN his natural
dcmeanor. II IL impossible for the 10 form Lny
opinion worthy ~ notice as 10 tho resUl ofsueh
a contes' IL would probably deVelope very
great skilfuneU IN manGnyro and manage
ment In the inirigufs to which IT would lead
Creek would meet Greek, aud sone very useful
lessons would be afforded to young politicians,
who might keep themselves cool bpd disenga-
gel aud be content with looking on the hight.
An opposition 10 Grean has been threatened
IN this city, by u portion OF the Van Buren, par
~, aud perhaps q union may be effected be
tween these Two portions OF the enemy. The
area, effort OF D1H Is directed against Van Blu
Teo's Influence with General Jackson II lie
can succeed IN undermining or shaking that
,n1usuce, he will be content, as he will then
feel assured that his sown situation would
IA, lsss peTIlOus thsn II must lie while Van
Buren, has the ear Of the President.
o. s. GGieHe.
lNr. Walsh Of The National Gazette, who has
n strong jackson mn bias, calls the message n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
Lon. Mechanics Alag.

CROuP--We are not going 10 preseat 10
Our readers new and sovereign remedy for
the Group one whIch never fail. until il IS
tfled aud then - found al the particular ,nnc.
lure, To be utterly inrtt OF preiudcial We
leave discoveries OF this nHture TO alnanbcs and
books on popular me5,clne. Car design al The
present hme, Is 10 call the attention of mothers
10 TIE means oi prevention, which they have
VI thtir own power. But first let us ask them,
Tor however preposIerous the question may
seen, the conduct OF many OF them iustifies it
when child is nearly suiipcatrd or actually
dead nom Group, does the mo her derive consu-
laiIon, IN her alarm aud grief, by rejecting
that the dear little one has always been dressed
IN the latest fashions, with very full and shor,
sleeves, and low breasts2 She may in reply
accuse US oil sporting with her feelJngs-weif
then, We take the liberty of telling her thai she
lrlfles wth'then hersel6 and endangerS, il she
does not actually sscriics the life OF her Child,
Ivy laying bare ITS little bosom and shoulders,
which are the most sensitive paris OF the skin
And what Is theTeasOu OF this exposure None.
WHAT the excuse Because the lutte dear looks
80 well IN this dress thar Is IN fact, because il
u IN AIDE to look like dImnutiye " oman, new
variety OF the species; neither child nor adult .
neither nhtnrdl or graceful. Some assign IA
better motive, viz: in order 10 acoustic m the
child 10 resist the yicisstudes and nclemencies
al the season. The ,ntvntion, though good.
is not adapted 10 the yariable climate OF thi,
country aud its adoption, The rest Of the BODY
beng AT the same time covered with warm clio
uhns, fc"d'rs the chest more susceptible OF
INJURY. lnhdmmatory diseases do unauestion
ably often arise from tina exposure, which
might he avoided even by a slight covering of
muslin Lcontip, Il celebrated German phva
clan, as well as many of orr countrym,n, are
OF opinion that Group is not uufreauentIy ,hus
produced" These remarks of an English wi
ter are strictly applicable to our climate aud
is inhabh"nts.-Joanat Of Health.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
From N. Aiernadria Gnseih.

The o,irnci,m OF Judge Smith by the y ,Ili6
are of South Carolina meets WITH the indigna-
lion Of The american people. Party spirit, IN
this case, assumed us mosi malignant form aud
vrrAked its vengeance with sonethDg like sa
vagr frrocty.
Judge Saith from his entrance intp public
life, has been u drm consistent, aud nwaveriug
mcmbcr Of what !. Called the State Rights par.
iy. For his devotion 10 the cause he had es-
pousrd, some year snce. hn was defeated by
ten. Hague, who WAS then n lauhihnaTian.
At the time Judge Smith stood up for tho
a rights Of the Stnies, against the doctrine es
poused by Calhoun, Nc Dupie, HdVoc, and the
Other South Carolina advocates Of a srlendul
and overshadowIng national Government.
Tunes hsye changed, however and men, or
some nen have changed With them. South
Carolina has assumed another attitude Messrs.
Calhoun, McDufhe. neyne. &c. have been
transformed INTO ultra-tadienls Judge smith
sill retaining his old positlon--ihat OF n dgni.
fed advocate Of strict construction OF The
Constitu,iun--lnd a firm nppospr OF The 1aril
aud Internal lmpro, emnnts. loo homes how.
ever, TO second Interested views, and too pat
Iloiic 10 hazard the happiness and peace of his
country, Judge Snlth's opposition extends mo
farther than IL Just, consstent and honor able
lie refuse, to be n Nalliyer--he supports the
UNION Of the States. For these CRIMES he ha,
been sacrificed by the ae,o lights Of his Stat,
men who, ten years ago, we're the proposer
aud advocates OF those very measures, the "A
dopi,on snd extension of which they now de
clare must be resisted, even unto blood.
| Strange result who would have believed
even twelve months ego, that the Ajax OF tn
State Rights party would have been crushet
by South Carolina The zeal of the new coz
vert, we all thong 4, would have done homage
to the old p,,os,le of the doctrines so lately e.
poussd We may we'll repeat the quota oI
adopted by South Carolina writer when speak
ing OF this snbIrct-
Not swlffer Wonder rowers might
! Dash from their oars the spray,
Not sooner yonder bubble bright
Melts in the sun away,
| Than men from memory ease
The beat fit OF forn.er days"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
NEW RICE

EaOR sale GOD supply OF new and YER,
II superior kce, al mafkr, price.
Ses % HuWEL DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16
For The National MteH;gencsr.

Q,lere docs not tue iobo .ing instance Of
the sudden fleets prodncedhy Lightning, Nfio,d
nm additional argument IN tovor OF tno efficacy
OF Electricity, IN cases of stiffness of Joints.
Rheumatism, Obstruction, anu perhaps many
more cases OF d>esss 10 which poor human
nature is subject
Singular Effects Of Lightning III Snip Ne"
York, on u late voyage from New Yo,k To
Lonoon, encountered .syere storm ofthuudar
and lightning. There VA Il passenger o. hoard
very old aud vtry corpoleni, whose legs were
SO paralyzed, that for three years he had NOT
walked halt d mile. aud VINO, since his embarca.
tom have not been even able 10 stand. After he
discharge OF the lightning, which passed close
To the place where this poor Cripple was Is I,
every body was Rstouisned TO see him rise,
pace up and down The deck, and walk about
for long inns as il nothing had ai!ed him.
At first. his head was a lutte Affected, but thai
soon went OFT, while the benefit which he had
, ipe,ienced IN his limbs remained. He con
Tuned 10 use them freely during the passage,
and on the srr'va, OF the ship IN port,he walked
" .th ease 10 the place OF his residence.
Lon. Mcdaniel Alag.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

Latest from Barmah. BY the ship Crusoe,
Capt Hd arrived from Calcutta, Letters were
received nom The Miosion1nes, which give The
pleasing inioI nation that the religious attention
nj the MIssOn stations Continues. Weregiet
however, 10 lehrn that the health Of Ms. board
man aud that of Mis-. Boafdman and their
chldrrn 10 feeble. TINS is more TO he Iauented,
heGause tneir wo.k was opening upon them win
na,lerng pros Bets. Il IS pleasing, however,
10 anticipate that assistant help is on the way
aud may ere loug hear Of The safe arrival of
Nj aud Mrs Jones, Who will tie welcomed 10
the field OF labau. aud useluin IS with the Ut.
mo.t cordially. Christian Wdtcdman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

Uho piaH hare The Prj=e There was once,
TO be a meeting Of the flowers, and the Judge
was TO award prize to the one pronounced the
most beautiful.
who shall have the piize T. said the rose,
stalking forth in the conscIo sness Of beauty.
Who shall havu the prize 7 said the other
flowers, advancing each with conscious pride,
aud each imagining it would be herself. will
take a peep at these beauties, though the violet
as she lay ~ her humble bed, not ptesnming
to attend the meeting will see them a. they
pass But as she raised her lo"ly head To peep
out oil her hIdlug place, She was observed by
the judge, vino Immediately Pronounced her
the most beautiful, because The most modest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

u There is yet much good feeling and IN
perverted sense, remaining in South Carolina
upon which we rest our hope for the arrest Of
that ireacherous spirit, which threatens TO bring
into disgrace our grand experiment Of the ca
pac,iy OF man for self-e government. We shef
not despair Of the Republic, while such men a.
Oray'on, smith. Huger. and Speer, aud tA'"
less known. but nat less patriotic associates
remain 10 breast the storm, and to expose the
base motives of those who have dashed it inl'
fury. The following extract, from an aoe pa
per prioted in Camfen. will show the spirit
that eninaHs tho opponents OF tho Disuo'on-
lists:
We are old cnsugh TO understand the seo''
ton OF 1914, aud not having grown any youhs-
er, we claim to understand that OF 1880. HS
despiseh the one then as we do now the ot'e',
and II We d. not mo sally oveIra'e The 't'u'
ana good sense OF the American people NV,
VIII be both deprecated alike IN the year OF Oh"
Loro, one Thousand eight hundred AMI fo'!.
reopie may resist oppression, and wIeln ''o
"no'e iorce OF moral missiles against arnh''''
a"u unP'nc'P'ed arrangements on tue" 's 49,
ouI the hairbraIneI man who would jeoparn "''
shie,y OF great and comparatively happy PEI
pie, by overt acts of opposition. is very ma."
the same in our estimation, whether he live !"
Columbia or Hartford"
on,ted Saies Bink.-An interesting debate
took place 10 the Hous. of Representatives, on
ioarsday last, on mou)n made by Mr. "ay'"0'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

The article on Banks and Currency in the
number ofthe American Quarterly Review Just
published, is understood To be tIc production
OF Mr.. Gnilstn. aud will he deemed worthy OF
ms great experience, learning and persp,cacity
asa lin meier, and his general abilities AS a
statesman aud political economist lhIs ar
'icle Is iong for the Review; but rertar"Iyi not
30. ~ references 10 the Importance of the to-
pics, ahI the value and season sbleness of the
principles aud facts which he has thus embodled
eompaciy aud wsightly. In n few days hence,
We snail pIesent to our readers AN aJsIract or
cursory view OF AIS abIs perlo, ~ ance. which.
ho"cVerthu.' be studied in the "hoie, by t,oss
who wish TO appreciate il justly, o, derive
from il lIil iusliuc tion. [N.t. Gds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

Kun the Hulfri Coma hEgisH
~ INV ytght hand offend thee. cut doD.-
We undrf.t.ad thai the notorious joins ooo"t
,l.. WIN Teller, alias Wm. !. hvsns. Sho
~s, sentenced. al our last Superior Coo'',
the State Prison Is years, for passing Soon
tr,, money h., io.i hi. r,g,i haah. While at
work lew days since. he abfop'iy 's'"e'
round. seizsd aa aIs with ma lei' hand hn'
!. ~, one .Ir,ke so severely .oan'ted hD r'gh'
ar IN "A. to rrndrr aml,uts,i1b pecesssty' 's
thought Nv manning himseli tiht ne sho"'o oe
y.ymp,,d from sboi during hi' long 'oionrn IN
the msnagerie VI Wild mon. lie made i"tal
mistake Tue shrewd and excellent warden OF
ihs Prison has since kept the enlpr"s ie'' manu-
bns, ia turning lat1es and gFinds ones
We have before us file Of the Liberia He
raid bnsnes. appears 10 ne good among The
a(ficao,-large numbers Of vessels are register.
ed for entrance AMI clearance. We perceive
that the c1lonists carry over with them some
of the propensities OF our eitiz n'. phohe
meeting was held 10 Anynst, with a Ues oil
considering the oIprIIeney Of farming com.
nsny for exploring the St Paufs RIVER snh
20 ODD dollar, we're .ubscrtheh t""hrh' me
e,nedltion.- the editor Of thu Herald, Mr..
D.. .o-n, snuses his readers with paro.
a,.,h. =, pm American papers.
!, !. stated. that upward. of one hundred
..,,.,,sa 81 oe;e hb,,.ng chiefs. have been sent
1. Noorovia for education. ne c"'on'''s ''e'".
selves. shipped more than 7U,l"" '"lia'' no'"'
OF merchandise the lat year. u p od-e"e'
Ta,,s and PairiotisH I'VE p receive from an
advertisement tnat Old Mr.. Williams, one OF
the oaptots Of Andre, is 10 appear AT tue theatre
tong H. and relate tho circumstance The
.huching bad taste of this performance Is unr-
apallsd by any m nnslrosities which have ever
I.en exhibited on stage ana th's IS a
bold assertion. II wns custom of antiquity
and II hsseomr. down 10 our days. for men
.isnaI,zpd b, their merii or patriotic actions
Ia be erected on entering the crowded theatre
nv the spplause Of the audience. II this prac-
tice h, It's good effects IN old times, IN our DR.
generate DAYS, (ps they may he called IN mat
Ter, where good TASTE - comet rned) II has iosi
much Of as doubtful utility. ~ Ill., 1t "ould be
nGea.ing 10 see this cid sol lieT shUu he happen
10 stray into n pubic place Of amusement, treated
with marx ID Irsnrcl. Bot The taSdTy Paragraph
tro,n which we derive the information above
stated. convey. unequigocally, the idea that
he has been hired by the p,an"g'rs OF the
tbc.t,s 10 enable them 10 ill their house. SO.
II ihey could, they would hire the crew OF tie
Vineyard to appear on then boards, and play
over their late tragedy. Any thing that VIII
brjn, money, though II he nn outrage on every
feeling o. n burlesqne on some of The most
elancholy events Of the revolution. Us greed'ly
seized hold of by tho caterers, as they profess
themselves, for public an,nsemenls.
". \. Commercial,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

MIR. Walsh Of The National Gozettc, who has
a strong Jackso.mn bias, calls the message n
3" joini Cabinet Mnltcsio, OF treah'e upon the
principal debated pubic questions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

on,ted Gdies Bink.-An interesting debate
look place 10 the House OF Representatives. o."
ioarsiay last, on motl,n made by MI Wayne
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-16

RI Yesterday, MIR. Mccoy, a delegate from
the county OF Tyler. nominated Mr.. Presley
Martin, rs a member of the Board Of Public
Works, and after eIhaustng eulogy N his be-
hall, aud by way Of summing up all IN one
word. claim ed that he should succeed on the
score of his being Jackson man MIR. Mar
tin obtained seven votes.
A faeetious Jackson friend, requested rs not
10 cla,,n the resul, as al Anu Jackson triumph.
We do not intend TO do so--bul il is at least The
triumph OF iiberell'y over political bigoIry.
Rich. Uhig.
u We are sorry to say that the Small Pos
has appeared q, various points in, and nesr the
paney.-lhe Fncastle Patriot mentions one
case ~ or near that town and lower down,
near nOd below Winchester the cases are more
aumerons. Messrs. Mason of Frederick, aud
Powell OF Louaou, members of the House of
Delegates, nave been called hume il is sail,
hy its appearance III their familie. We hope
the work otv,ccinstion will commence univef
sally, aud with fresh ',sor. 10.