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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
POETRY
From the CoHcgi4n.
EVENING.----BY A TAIJor

EVENING. ----BY TAIJoR.
Day hath put on his jac.iet--ani round
lis burning bosom but,onoi It with stars.
Here viii / lay me on the velvet moss
That's like padding to earth me agre ribs,
Ana hold communion with the things around me
An me- how lovely is the golden braid,
That binds the skirt ofnight's descending robe!
The thin leaves, quivering on their si'6en threads
Do make music like 10 rus;iing satin,
As the light brcezes smooth their downy nap,
la, what is this that rises to my touch,
So Ike a cushionl Can It be a caJ5age7
It us; it is The deeply injured DOVER
Which boys do fout Us witL--5ut yet I love thee,
Thou giaot rose, wrapt in green surout
Doubtless in Eden thou didst blush as bright
As these thy puny brethren; and thy breath
Sweetsued the fragrance other spicy air,
But noEv thouseemest like bankrupt beau,
Stripped Of his guady hucs and essences,
And growing portly in bis sober clothes.
Is that a swan that rides upon tho watcr}
0 no, it Is that other gentle bird,
Which is tho palrsn of our noble calling.
I wei remember inmy early years,
When these young hands first closed upon goose
| have a scar upon my thimble finger
Which chronicles the hour of young ambition.
Ny father was a tailor, and his father,
And my great grand sire, all Of them woro tailors
They had an ancient goose--it was an heirloom
From some remoter tailor of our race
I am not certain, but think twas 'e,
Who happened to be hinged by some misfortune
No matter, but l saw It on time
When none was near, aud did d--i whit
And it jill burn mc--Ob1 most fearuly
-Itwas JOY 'c slraightea out ones limbs
And Tap elastic from tho level counter,
Leaving The potty grievances Of earth,
Tho breaking thread the din of clashing sncars,
And al The needles that do wound the spirit,
For such peusiyo hour of soothing thought.
Kind nature, shutting in her loose uudress,
Laws base her SHADY bosom--I can feel
Wi,b al around mel can bail the flowers
That makes earth MantIe--anj that quiet bird,
Tina, rides the stream, is ono Ike brother.
The vulgar know not al the hidden pockets
Where nature slows away her loyelincss.
But this unsl,ercd posture Of the legs
Cramps my extended calves, and must 90
Where can coilthcm I'D their woniod fashion.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
WEST INDIA SKETCHES.

W EfC INDIA OALI OllLAJs
.4dreatures Of a piraic.-In the year
1925. as near as l can recollect, Captain
SIoat Of the American armed ship Gram
ms. stationed at ST. Thomas, captured
celebrated pirate, that had been outawed
for some years, in the following manner.
The name Of the pirate cannot now re-
member.
Captain SIoat, having heard that the pr
rate was somewhere along the south side
of Pcurto Rico. purchased or hired a small
sloop which had Just arrived at St. Thorn
as. and thence, loaded with tobacco and
She. As soon as she had discharged
her CARO-. he put two lieuienants, and 30
mo, on Roa,d. well armed, with or 8 small
s;y noDDdcrs. q .ah orders Immediately to
proceed to the place she would have re-
turned to, had he not engaged her, retain
inc one or two Of her former crew q S pi-
lots. On her entering the small harbor'
The pirate discovered and knew her, and
made all possible sail to prevent her from
communicating with the shore before be-
captured her, expecting TO fad specie or
drv GOODS. IN return for the tobacco aud
coffee that sic had taken 20 =. Thomas be-
fore
As he approached tie slooP TO nearly q
short parallel distance, symptoms "a Sis
uicion on discovering the guns GAIL the
hands were concealed bot the pilots be
tlon had too much Roadway TO escape
which he attempted BY wearing: but the
s,oop 90, outside Of him, and gave him a
Discharge Of musketIy, which was kept up
with ali the vigor possible, killing eleven
of his crew; the remainder laid fat down,
and refused to assist IN either fighting Oh
navioaling the vessel: their sole anxiety
! WAS IN esCape from the shower Of ball that
was nassjnr over them Under these cir
cums,anceg. the pirate displayed the moss
astonishing GOODNESS and indifference to
/ ms life. which called forth The unqualified
/ admiration of the officers and men oppos-
ed 10 him. Lieut.. MagTuder. the secoEc
"a command. 1.-THE first was Lieut.. Pendef-
5asi.1 informed me that be saw the pirate.
( lone on his legs, steering his vessel, Ga
mall slooo or schooner occasionally
aiming forward TO &c, up has square sail
eul Il up little, then return to his helm
ei the vessels head right, put the ul.eI
. .elueen his legs. load bis fusee and FIRE 'a
: gain run forward, Ct up the square 50.
4 hule more, return 10 his helm, load agau
% so on, until he got up the sail, ar'
schaged his gun fourteen tines; wbe'
/ ne al last succeeded. unassisied, 10 on
-aihng his opponents and running his 80
eel on shore. when the surviving seq
lteer Of bis crew leaPed overheard. Som'
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
RnYAL sPENDTHRIFT.

A late London paper contains the fol-
lowing statement Of the expenditures Of his
late Majesty George ~ when Prince Of
Wales:
in July, 1888. 5O,OOOI per annuuo
was settled on the Prince, then about com
pleting his 2lst year In July, l7S6, one
ly three years, bis debts amounted TO some
hing more than l70,000L, and were
shorty afterwards discharged at tho public
expense.
In 1895. after eight years more' lfoslh
accumulation Of debt was disclosed to
the extent then admitted Of 63O.OOOL ano
was provided for by an addition to tho
Princes income Of sS,OOOi per annum-
Notwithstanding this. in 1901. further
addition Of 9OOOk a year was bcsiows0
uoon his royal highness; and again, q
1904. the debts formerly rated % 63O.OVk
having been found TO exceed SO0.OOOt the
national bounty was once more drawn up-
ON and the royal spendlhrift was gratifed
nv fourth pension Of 6000O per an
mum, torminabe on the expiration Of tfUes
Years"
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08

n II Il Court held for Ohio County on the l0,h
az day ofJme, ls30.-
Audrcl5 Z. Tools and
John H0lcqrd trading
amber tie firm Of
Woods and H5UQra IN CHANCERf
IS.
E-e.d Chapman and
others
THIS day came the Compliments by their coun-
SCI, aud The ID defendant, Ezekiel Chapman, not hay
ing entered Lis appearance according to the act OF
Assembly and tie rulus of this Court and it APP
paoriug by satisfactory evidence, that The said
Ezekiel Chapman is not an IuhabltaEt ofths CCW
m0nweanh, Il Is ordered that the said Defendant
Ezekiel Chapman do appear here on the first dry
of the next October Term and enter his ape
pearauce aud give security for the payment ofthe
decree and answer the Compiiulnts bin, and
that a copy Of this order be published FOR two
months SUCCESSFULLY m the Wheeling Compilcs
ami hat another Copy be posted on tho douf Of
.t, Court i!vusc Of CbiC County, fox .Lo Ike Pc
rod
4 COPT-TESTE
WlL CHAPLINE. c. o. c.
july % 1880.
VIRGINIA hio county, set.
~ Rules he'll ul tic Cierts CB7cc on The Ha'e Dfy
lH dEgUS. 1880.
Esther McClery, ENecutr of
Nm. McClgry, decd, -..,.l.,.-,,
as. ~ C4l-.'N-i'A
Amy Davis, widow. and Solo
mon Davis, heir AZ law, of
a. Davis, deceased.
THIS day came the Plaintiff by Der attorney
and Tho defendants Amy Davis and Solomon
O,yis not having entered their appearance, accor-
5.7. to law and the rules Of this court and II i 2p
1'''s ~, 'be court by satisfactory evidence, that
l.al-.e -, inhabitants of this commonwealth, II
.hs S are gG I5, sud Defendants do appear here
on Gia s f-, Mo Woai "a November next and enter
t6eir appcaraaoe and CIV security To- o. PeST 6
The decree Of this court and a"e 'e I; a,,' in
lin: and that copy Of this order p9 oD''''I1u ''
tbs Wheeling Compiler for two months '0.CVs-
,iyey. and that another copy be posted on The n'o'
the court house of Ohio county FOR The like Pc
Rod a copy. Ieste, ..,..,,
WIN CIIAPLINE, c. o. c.
August l5, 1880.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08

As George ~ died on Saturday. the
Archbishop Of Canterbury could not have
the liturgy altered IN season. In the grea-
ter part Of the three kingdoms the dead
King was prayed Cor as Il he were living.
In the less remote, the King and Queen
we're prayed Tor without mentioning their
names, as they had not been proclaimed,
and IN one church 10 London, The name q
the Queen was not mentioned. from IgnOr
rance Of her christian name, As the London
correspondent ct the y Y. Journal Of
Commerce believed.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08

Bad nerss TO he oVHerS Of coal land
~ Swede has invented simple machine
composed Of two parallel wheels. turning
contrary ways. with velocity, which. BY
the extreme agitation il gives 10 the ar,
produces 20 geat heat - 10 waTn q
room equal 10 a siovs,7
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
yTTRrTHTTA..T1 ~ !.

VIRGIN IA % WIZ
N Rules hsId ui tta CLERK office Of 1'e Superior
Court Of Ch1ncs7J, ho,d1t at CLlrSs6Heh, for
he4ik District on tte first M0Eday N Jme 1880.
Ralph Berkshire, 1''"'J'
against
David IIoga. BusIrod q. IIosc. William Waugh
Joseph Briggs. John Davidson, samuel FISHER
mi lrbon,Is FISHER. Dg,EdHtS
-~OUr Defendants William Waugh Joseph
= ! Rrl,rs. John Davidson, Samuel Fisher, and
T1omas Fisher. not having entered their appear
s,'.. AMI rl,,1 security. occori;ug TO the act of
assembly auI The rules ofJhs Couri and IL appear
M uy satisfactory evidence That lhey are A"' .n,'A
f;s,r-s NJ Inns commonwealth: u is ordered, That
the said Defendants Do appear here on the ilis'
d7y of The next term, and answer the b.l OF INC ,
Plaintiff aud th1t copy Of tins order be iorihT'!n
inserted iu some pubic newspaper puo''sAeo I'D
,he iowa ofWhecimg for two months successN
In. ami posted at the front door Of the court Aou-e
IN the said town o. C.Uk,burgh ~
a cory-Tcst, JOHN l. SEllON, {. I.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
TOA}Ko g. WOONs.

UTTER STREET WHEELING.
dave just received and offer lor sale. bow for C'-b
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
WHOLE N =. es.

was going TO speak, was a. still as hs
chambers of death, and every eve was
fastened on him. He began o cast his
eagle glances around, his chest diated,
and his whole form assumed a most lofty
and commanding appearance. The gen.
tIeman from North Carolina saw the storm
approaching, and hoping. by explanation
and apology, 10 avert It's violence, arose
and in an humble and subdued manner,
ondsavorcd TO soften the Indignation that
was glowing in the countenance Of Mr..
Clay. Mr. {. sat down without speaking
when tho assailant rose. When he had
dHished, Mr. Clay again took the floor.
and enjoyed for several moments the in.
tense anxiety Of the members The geu.
tlemln from North Carolina. doubtful Of
The 6rsl coacihatory effort, arose again, &
tried to aPpease the master spirit he had
raised Mr.. Clay yielded the floor without
any hesitation, and after the gentleman had
concluded, be opened his batteries upon
him
81 had attended" said our informant,
uiC ucuotC7 ih NuS Ia ta0lA H1u1o W Coiii-
mons; had there heard macy specimens
Of declamatory invective; ] had seen Cam
ming IN his glory, and had heard the cut
ting, overwhelming retorts Of Brougham;
but nothing that had ever heard or read,
was TO be compared to Mr.. Clay's blight
ing, scorching eloqueuce at this time. IL
was a tornado 1.-THE attack wa ungen-
llemanly, the reply was aunIhllating' and
the effect tremendous upon the house"
So chus55;;;a:SSaa %as the assailant, that no
left the hall and did not enter Il again for
two or three days. The friends ofthe par
ties desired the reporters TO withhold their
notes of the whole affair, and no account
Of it, we believe, has ever been placed be-
fore the public.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08

AuecG0is Of Henry CLly-The UGca
Iatelligencer of jane y. gives the folIow-
anecdotc from thc New Haven PaIIa-
dun:
4 gentleman who vas IN congress 40
l52l-22, described 10 Us an incident
thdt occurred ~ the House, Illustrative OIL
he character Of Mr.. Clay Oar INFORM
ant, though gentleman Of 6ankness ana
candor. was personally and politically nos
Tile TO Mr.. Clay. lie remarked 90 Iel1'-
nc the anecdo,c, that bis DISLIKE "i pr.
Clay would exempt him from suspicion d
sxagseraung bis talents. or the force d me
sarcastic powers. one day, vine me
house was in COMMITTEES Of the hole a
member from North Carolina made 40 IN
rovokod attack upon the wes'--aot on
Kentucky IN particular, but on the Whole
western country. The moment he sat
3own, half a dozen western members
prang upon the floor to rePel the ungeneF-
JUS assault. Among tie members was
Nr. Clay. An ibe others, aware Of ,dr
lays superiority. sal down at once. ine
mouse. when II vas seen thai Alr. ~
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08

.3aecdote OF his late Majesty when
Prince Of Wales the year ISL
which was a most inausplcIous period tor
the British arms, and the nation. get g
tired of long and Inglorious struggle
vainly perseyered 10 destroy those nailooai
principles Of freedom IN our brethren a
cross the Atlantic. which we are so lea''
Gus TO preserve. and ready 70 defend. at
home. At this time, many were the ex-
pedionls proposed to bring about an ac'
communication: but most Of these were
more likely 10 pcrplex than eXtucaio our
government. The Prince Of Wales then
about fifteen years Of age. who was Justly
considered a very clever boy, undertook 20
propose remedy winch would not cost
much, aud would ehcc,ually put a stop 10
the war, and give general satisfaction.
The King. his father, commanded of hlm TO
state the nature ofthc project. The Prmce
with great gravity said, THAT three half
crowns would buy three haltors. aud that
one of these should be sent TO Lord North
and Grey, Chen Prime Mnster,) and
ono 10 each Of his chief supporter, In The
administration" The King was at first
surprised at this boldness; but Immediate
Iy after he ordered this young Councillor
to retire TO his apartments, AID not To a7.
proach his Sovereign again until he made
a proper apology. History ls silent as 10
the apology being made; but Lord Norih's
administration was dismissed IN few
months without receiving the halter aud
peace, with It's concomiaut blessings, was
soon restored 70 Europe.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08
NOTICE.

To DqrL M Hoge B4s5rod @. H0ee, Ha,;am
HaHsh JoS.Pt Briggs, J0hu Dariis0a SlaHcl
Fiss-r. and Thomas Fisher.
n tNILEMEN: Yon VIII Please 10 take no
NJ tee, Tint 81 the house of james Bell, IN tie
borough OF Carlisle in Cumberland county, iu the
state OF Pennsylvania on the 18th, 18th, and 10Th
days OF September 1880. Twill take the dispositions
Of Andrew Corethers and others 20 be read in eyi-
dence on The trial ofa suit now depending IN The
Superior Court of Chancery at Clarksburgh, Viz
gina, wherein am Plaintiff and Won are Defend
ants and a'0 70 be read n evidence on the trial of
another suit in ChanceY, depending in the same
Court wherein the said Bushrod Q. Hoge is Plain
ii. and J, with others, are Defendants. Also, you
WI Take notice, thar o. the house Of Matthew
SWller, ma liogestown, i4 tho county Of Cumber-
land alto. esdid, on tho 10TH i7lh and 18th DAYS ct
inc month and On ihe year aforesaid. win take
he depostions Of Thomas Fisher Samuel Fisher,
and Joseph Briggs, above uameI and Of several
ether persons 10 be real in evidence on Che trials
oi iLo two suits aforesaid.
RALPH BERKSHIRE
July %, 1857. St
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-09-08


VVFIRGTNIA-Omo county, Set A. Rulo.
y IN the Clerks Office, Oh the Rule day 10
1850.
Join AcCoaa.l e Jgoo5 IlcCoaael
VS. TT
az No55ag, ireier'oS fog'a and cHAscEDT.
ELI MOBLEY not having entered his appear
ancc according 10 law and the rules of this court,
and IL appearing 10 tho satisfaction If the court
that hc is no iuhabii8Di of This Commonwealth 10
is ordered that The sa.l Eh Mo5!ey do appear
here on The first day Of tho next October term,
and enic his appearance 90 the suit. and give Sc
"m'tv for performing thn same, and answer the
Compartments bin. and thata copy of Ibis notice
be published 10 the Wheeling Compiler for two
months successivelv, and that another copy be
posted on the door Of the Court House Of Ohio CO..
for the like period.
A copy Teste, W. CHAPLINE, C. o. C.
Jaly 2S.-57
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09
ITEMS.

John Floyd has been chosen Gov. of Vir-
ginia.
The thermometer OH the 18th inst. at Gar
diner, Maine, was IL degrees below zero.
Slate quarries, of excellent quality, are
abundant in Vermont. But as we have
no railroad, they of no value, and we
send to Wales for our State.
Mr.. Everett's address to the Columbian
Institute at Washington on the 10th ult. is
very highly commended.
Hon. Sherman Leland of Roxbury has
been appointed Judge Of Probate for the
County of Norfolk, vice Judge Robbins de-
ceased.
Mr.. Jeremiah Evarts, it is said, is the an-
thor of the able articles published in the Ma
tional Intelligencer under the signature of
WILLIAM PENN.
Nantucket gentlemen who have seen the
bones exhibited in Boston, supposed to DO
the remains IF race of animals now extinct
and called the Behemoth, pronounce them
in verify, TO be part and parcel Of the bones
of whales. A dispute on the subject is &C
lively carried on in some Of the Boston
prints.
|, A meeting was held in Topsfeld on the
Both Dec. ult. whose doings were published
in the Salem Gazette on the 25th ult.!to
consider the expediency of forming Coun-
ty Lyceum for Essex. The meeting deter
mined that it-was necessary first to estab-
lish town Lyceums; and that the county as
ISOLATION should be- a representative body
composed of delegates from town lyceums.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

DR.. Beechers Westinghouse, in Hanoi
yer Street Boston, was discovered to be
on fire between twelve and one O'Clock OF
Monday last week. The interiour was
entirely consumed, together with some
papers, &c. belonging to the missionary
society-and large number Of Pamphlets
belonging to the American Tract Society.
The cellar was occupied by Mr.. Eben'r
Breed Of Charestown, who had there
large quantities of copper, tin, wine,
brandy. &c. all Of which we're consumed.
The building cost $4,000 and was in
sured for $l4,O0. The mi sionary socie-
ty was insured on pamphlets S25OO. MIR.
Breed had no insurance.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09
CONGRESS-.

MONDAY, JAN. "a. In the Senate,
Several petitions were presented against
Sunday mails. Mr.. Frelinghnysen's Res
olutions calling for information on the
condition of the Cherokee, Creek, and
Choctaw Indians were agreed to, with an
amendment extending the inquiry to all
Indians within our limits. Mr.. Foot's
Resolution for limiting the sale of the
Publick Lands to such as have been here
tofore offered for sale, &c. was again TAX
en- up. Mr.. Hayne renewed and con-
cluded his speech in reply to Mr.. Web
ster. Mr.. Webster rose TO reply, but gave
way to motion to adjourn.
The House was occupied in petitions
and resolutions, during the first two hours
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

ORDINATIONS. The ordination of Mr..
CHRIsroPHER T. THAYER, over the LIST Con-
gregational Society in Beverly, took place on
the 9th ultimo. The following was the
order of services:- introductory prayer and
reading of scriptures, by Rev. Mr.. Lorlng,
of Andover; Sermon by Rev. DR.. Thayer,
of Lancaster, Gather of the pastor elect
from LIST Timothy, chapter, and clause OF
the 18th verse" glue thyseG ,cholty to
them;" Ordaining prayer by Rev. DR..
Lowell, of Boston; Right hand of fellow
ship, by Rev Mr.. Lathrop, of Dover, N. H.;
Charge, by Rev. DR.. Bancroft, of Worces-
ter; Adore IS to the society, by Rev. DR..
Flint, of Salem; Concluding prayer by Rev.
Mr. Bartlett, of Marblehead; Benediction
by the pastor elect.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

ROWLAND STEPHENSON. This case
was tried at Savannah on the 18th ult.
Two of the defendants who were indict-
ed for assault and false imprisonment
pleaded guilty. The indictment as re-
garded the others was non pressed.
The trial in Effingham County was to
take place on the 2lst ult. This was the
County in which Stephenson was taken.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

MASSACHUSETTS JOURNAL. This pa
per which has been conducted for several
years by Mr.. Child. with much talent and
no common assiduiiy. is henceforth to be
published but once week. Mr.. c. is to
devote himself exclusively to selecting and
writing for the paper, and will give addi-
tiOnal interest to his columns.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

New GovERNoUR. At a caucus Of the
jackson men at the State House in Bos-
ton, on Wednesday evening last, Jonas
Sibley, Esq. of Sutton in the chair, Mar
Gus Morton, Judge in the Supreme Court,
was nominated as candidate for Govern.
our, and the gentleman from Lanesboro'
for 1t. GOVERNOR for the ensuing political
year.,
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

GEN. HousToN. This parsonage, who
was member Of the last Congress, and
for time Gov. of Tennessee, and who
left that State last year so Hnaccountably
and Joined tribe of Indians in the State
of Illinois, is now at Washington, in his
Indian dress, accompanied by three chiefs
of the Cherokee tribe.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

The WEATHER. Stern winter has been
upon US in The most unlorely manner.
The thermometer, in this town, on Satur-
day evening. 29th ult. and on the follow
morning, was 10 degrees below zero. AT
Mr.. Wilder's, in Bolton, an elevated siiu-
alton, the thermometer was. we under
stand. Is degrees below. In the latter
part of last December and early in Janua-
~, while We were enjoying mild aud sun
ny days, The weather was severe in France
and England: the thermometer was be.
low zero. The Thames and Seine were
frozen over, and large quantities of snow
fell, so as to impede the travelling. Near
Bordeaux, a sunny spot in "beautifn
France" the snow was between A and 5
feet in depth. On Sunday morning las,
also, the mercury in this town fell to lC
degrees below zero.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

ORDINATION AT BERLIN. The Rev.
Robert Folger Walcut will be ordained
tomorrow, over the Congregational socie-
ty in Berlin. The sermon will probably
be preached by the Rev. DR.. Lowell of
Boston.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09

New COLLEGE. A new College is about
to be established in Virginia, to be styled
the Randolph Macon College," Its 10.
cali,y is at Bodyton, Mecklenburg Coun-
tv.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1830-02-09
LANCASTER
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. o, 1880.

SACRED CONCERT. II will be seen by
an advertisement that Concert Of Sacred
Musick is to be given in this town on FRI
day Evening next. We understand that
such arrangements have been made as to
ensure the lovers of musick rich treat.