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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
NAPOLEON AND TIE POLES.

During the campaign OF Egypt. Bondpdrte,
via accommodating, was saved from DEATH
only by the hefoisu Of fayoriie id-de- csnIf.
Suiko"ski, aPols, who perceising u Iurs'sh
soldier aiming from an enirenchmcnt at h,s
General, threw himself in tron'. aud receiving
the ball IN his bosom fell dead.
Napoleon was affected by the recollection OF
this even, lill the last moment of his ilfr. In
the midst OF bis strongest changes OF toriane
he would ffequen,y heaye stgb TO the math-
DRY OF SutkOi0ski.
Another circumstance perhaps siill more al
fectiog, is this. Bondparic. When htsl Consul,
promised commission III tn army toH young
gentleman. by the name oil MtdcsencgkI, AS ~ oi
The Polish General OF that name, who tell b.
meath the gulllotine during the reign OF te'fot.
Ii Was promised 10 him 10 be sent at the eGp-
ration OF slx month, the time requisite ioi
hiu, TO complete his studies aud pass he ccrs-
sary examination. , Serea mouths elapsed AMI
from some delay On Ihe pa,i fihe War AllaIs-
Ter, the commission was not forwarded. Nh
dcsentzki wrote ~ Napoleon 10 thus elect :
F" My father was II mdn Vi houor he lived ~
such, and though he died on tue scuhoid, lie
died as surh ; | will do so, though die by Sa-
,ciue. Yop have deceived me.
Tue unhappy nan blew out his bra ms, ami
thar al the very time an express. Was conveying
hs commission 10 hun.
HondpGTie manlf. sted great sorrow nt hear
ing oil the event, and exclaimed, An, those
Poles, they are The very soul oi h"aor (te ira
esprit d'hunneur.) My friend SdkowSki would
have done the SAM" lie never iDrgaye Mar
sinai Clarke, The Minister oil Wat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
PRESERVING FRUITS.

M. Su;iL-A member of the Bubln Ore
,.'N Saciriy. hes pIeseRied me with the fol-
i'rioo method ui preserving fruits oil different
,t,d. nbout tn eive months, for which pre-
'.i',,, of ten guineas WAS given by the Dublin
Soa,s,y TO Sienor Ignecia Bounst gna. am
,"';,ons ofhsviug il di disseminated tnrough the
..d;n,n Of your witelv circulating paper. BY
sn d.,oe YOU .ill. AS the proserb st', XIII
100 Airis with oae stone, az you VIII confer
aC,,oc IN the puhlic as we'll "a ON
ANXIOUS HUMAN GENERIs.
III. pccesary 10 pull III fruits two CT three
tore you beg IN the process.
r,ssca,e uot to bruise The fruit, and to pull
,,o,, h,fore they are quite ripe.
49,. S,,s.d Them on a table, over lile clean
It, dry them this Is hest done on par
s'' ' ar ayiug the windows open 10 MI
"' Iosb ali, 50 that all tie moisture GA
w., w." IL "a az the fruit may be perfectly dried a
gay. -, 49, L. -,
h.,r,ss only twenty four houls. These latter
.,a,il he taken up ons silver 'h'ee prongrd
r't n5 tho stalk cut off without touching
,S.n a. Tue least pressure " Ill cause them 10
ro, ,.ke only the largest ND ia'rest f'"it
~ :. ne m,,st tender and dilhc"t irult tn
,,r.ssry,. bu, ii done, with attention WI l
leso sir months thefe must not be more
man one pound III one jar
Ch.,s. A common eafther jar with stop
wof The same, which viii TT clos,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
RIDING FOR DYsPEPsIA.

AS We SAID whilom that riding hard trot
'ng morse was The sovereign't thing in ,ht
"oHd Tor the Hyp, so we now take the liber
y to declare tina, the riding genily-irotling
or e~eetly-oaniering horse is the best thi Dg II
the world for Dyspepsia. This may sount
Ike a bold assertion. in the very face aud eye,
oil Mr., Hslstead's book but we repeat II, sud
II auy dyspeplcal reader Of ours has any doubt
on the subject We advise him 10 MAX trial oI
the emedy.
/ u Is not the more tossing up of The stomach
which rs rfqaned; tue whole system must he
stirred along with IT. The body mus, be nvi-
gorated, the tagging spirits must be roased.
Inc stomach Is merely as 1t were, a sort oil
wee resident OF iae system. aud can do but
'oie without the aid OF ali the party. IL the
oouy ~ g'neraibe vigorous, there Is lutte dan
ger OF the stomach being weak. The whole
W" sun 7, e"loy, together, When the bo-
ny is S'fung and aciiVe the stomach IS lively
and vigorous ready 10 do its work, and pre-
pared 20 digest everything that the palate de.
hehis IL, wen though 1t be board nails, boiled
choo"e', toasted cheese, hard eggs or heavy
bread
Exercise, IN general is 10 inyigorate the bo-
dy, and by thai means TO Improve the stomach.
Bot fan Kinds oil exercise, none i. SO efica.
e'ous Us riding Oh horseback |, s'irs the SIS
ie'p most )nd'ciously il eAc,'e. the bodily ac'
ton without inducing aoy luxurious fatigue
but wherefore use many words
Make trial OF the RENE ~. dyspeptics, who.
ever you are--we ,nran such a are 10 want oil
something more active than your ORDINARY ca
erc'So. Ride ag in TOMORROW in the same way,
repeat II the next day and in short, Keep
riding There is pleasure as well as
pfoht IN 1t, But to have your stomach
whipped and cuiied because 1t is feeble aud
cannot execute its TASK, is unkind, IL unjuS. As
we'll might you chastise u poor sickiy BOY,
because no cannot perform the labor OF stout
ami hearty one.
Get you gentle but spirited horse--bor-
TO" or buy--one that VIII rot easy. rack
fairly o. canier jodlciousy. thorough-go.
log racker will STIR you up most completely.
Bot ether knd " i'll answer. Ride every day
teiore dinner ride ten ar a dozen miles at a
heat Follow top and. deprnd upon II, you
VII dn" agreeasl,, sleep comfortably, wake
IN he uoraios in better condition and spirits
than 20 have been sccus omed 10 do,and con-
clnde, after oil, that this World is not so bad
II might be. n. Y CoHst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
SINGULAR MANUFACTURES.


la Persis thsy have the arr of wing ~ onu.
oui Of pear wood. which are 50 dsiscs,e aud "a
INN. that the bowl OF the spoon can be folded
mp ike paper, and opene again The handles
are go slender, TIA, IL is a pariie nlar accom-
plishment 10 carry them when full 10 the mouth
~ sunh desteroos mann. + as - prevent thei r
breaking These delicate u,eusils are one of
the ACCOMPANYING OF men of rank being used
only by priaess and mobiles when slppiog their
sherhet
10 the province of Wathr, IN Siberia. bowls
ana cups aye made OF the knobs which grow
IN The birch rees. They are yollaw, marbird
WIN Drown veins, and when wrn,shed ara
very pretty. Some Of them are tarueh 80
very tnin ms 10 be semi-'ransparent ~ when
put into hot water thes become SO plant that
,oey may be spread out quite III whbvu, IN.
jury, as they rrlurn TO their original shape IN
drying.
A KIND OF rose.beads are made IN Cons,an.
hnople, which are so much priced by The Sui
ian wives, that they are usual called Beads
on TIE Harem. lhsse poor ladies have 50 little
emp'"ymeni, that they sii for hours, passing
'nese beads, when strung through their fingers
ihey are composed Of the PEI ais of the rose,
carefully p'tked, and pounded INTO IA smooth
paste IN an non vessel which turns them quIte
oiack. owing 10 asmRll quantity Of gaiiic acid
contained IN the rose.leaves. When the paste
Is quite smooth II Is made up into lntle baNy,
"b'ch are perforated Tor striugiug, and then
SLOWLY dried in The shade. Whrn hard, they
nfe rubbed bet" cen the hand. with otto OF rose,
td' quite smooth. They AWAY preserve their
| asrance.
IA Norway there iss species OF ants tina,
bold Their habliaiions four or five feet hgh, !
composed oil decayed wood bark, &c. Il led
up "nh earth. bottle half full of water Is
ihros' INTO iaese anl-hills, into which the iu- |
sec's creep aud are drowned the contents oil
The bottle are then boiled. aud strong ne,d 10
produced, which the inhsbnsnts use for ymu-
eur. Berihn's Pigiifo Arr Uncle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
SWEET POTATO.

snsw variety ar tois root grown IN the
-, ~ Versailles, IS 'hu, noticed in
, ..n an,e Ma 9TH Gar len,rs' Magozine-' a
,"e ov'S is grown h'u, obtaned
s ',no' - pommg b, and there called the
nT mn -, +" ,,ich .ss the name imports, pro-
e"a'" rs &, IN cal in A. day" IN county
vSo 80. uh.,e,he Swee, Potato furnishes SO
INC o.''' s,;,,n nj the 1000 CONSUMED both by
arg r' an;,naIs. variety like the one men
, ,;'a" ds shass would prove vaiua4le, fit pos
"o"eu n,rIioo oithe qualities OF those 10"
&c.. p ~, ma These tasi are MT dug eve u
so"" ~ :.,,s,. use in less time than from l39
10 lao DAYS. To a plan er who has "aae
n shn,, ctop OF provisions, the onar""l'
N0'ia 'e " { southern Agricuiurisi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
POETRY.

No ONE Is MISSED.
Tho world is faE aud gay TO US,
A. nav We journey on
Vet sill lis sud TO think ',wh' ne
The saue when we are gone
e..ns few perchance, may mourn i1r US
Ko, soon the transient gloom.
;Ls shatows OF summer cloud,
Shall leave The marc" tomb
=; men are like The waves thatruli
Along the mighty deep
That IN their crrsis awhile ana iIoWn
And then are lulied TO sleep
while other pillows swelling come,
Awld the luam and spray,
.,d "a we view their iuriV"y rack
Sink down and--where ait they
And ever thus the waves shall roll,
Like those but now gone rasi--
Tue offspring OF the depths beneath
The eAildIen OF the blast ::
And ever ihus shall men arise,
And be IoSi like those that he.
And man no a,orr be missed I'll and,
Than wave npCD the SEA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
CHARCOAL.

. Farmer saws, the ravsefs o.
49, ,sli..y ,triped bug Oh c"c"ihoe,' ""
nc may IL. effeclual.y pteNeh'eu " s"'"s
', 'I ,,,., aver the plants. u iepuateo
.'"' lines the plans Will be ehoiei.
80. f,n,n annu, acc. There IS ia e"a' Goa
,a,ns ,r.ne,ty 30 uhn0sious 10 'nTse ''"'.'
so'ns insects ina, they aJ from IT tue Instant l.
Is applied n, .nt;do,e a.
raiusl insects, but is valaaoe -,
Drane stated tina. he had ioag as" Ind
,h ~ ! mics had been burnt. the groono
a' =, .s,,y,e,, a remarkable fertility Tor many
"na, en-, more especially "he" mas
,,Id and We, SO |. The dus' Vi Tue
- IA ,hs, of The burnt turf nave conep,i
a. r,,,,,.a mis- effect. beng eHhe'neiy
oorou. me peces OF cold lmo'oe 'nu.I.
ma, a ,o,,. .a,er. as well as decrease 'ne "ea,
on the SURFACE. as all black Substances w nav
~ ,sn M. ueather be coIaes DIR! ,they o'sen" y
IN roois, nyp lartlv into the soil, when II grow
srv enn.yh 10 trac, il, partly ihto Tue a'' W
t.s acton III the sun upon H. ,,o ~
ms slated in the las American e"t'o"
Wdhch,s Domestic Encyclopedias, WI t;.f
sos that a ,r end Of DIR. Mease ,n'o'
that some years since nearly a" w.. dss
Der and melon vines 10 Ne" 'e'e'y "a nc
troyed by Gy or bug. One 10Y tho woods
Caslon 10 ride past m'se' aO'I n.,ch of CT.
and perceiv,ag "a very hontasu"e p 20, and ex.
amiee il. On app. oaching the spo,, Nc III ,,e
i,had f.,n.,lv beeo charcoal heap' tie
took the biat. aad by slrewing charcoal 'ou"'
aboutthe vin.s when they hfst Cams uP' ~
served his cucumbeis enectoah!' o,;g;nal
Ag,ier whose Communication was
ly published 10 the .Transac''ons " '',s ~ al,
liortrcult ,rai Society aud repubsnese, ~ NJ :"
New England Farmer, vol. VII p 900, es' 70
msnds charcoal dust asa ,op
onions and cure for the CLUBBING - ''
ges.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

,s"u'''s more than two hundred wards distant.
10 sooner saw me approach than he came
p,"s'"s towards me with such impetuosty
mat, Knowing the DAGGER 10 nv horse aud
myself, turned myself and a.d. Tn.
'nd'anS laughed heart.ly at nv rrpulse, hu,
'nfy Ola not give over their attempt, TO get
az ,he COW, Bs dividing tho attention Of ihe
oo'i' and creeping az TO him, on different sides.
'"ey al length shot him down. While we were
cutting w. the COW, the herd were at 40 great
Instance, and an old COW, With the Indians
supposed TO bs the mother of tie one we had
Killed taking the scent OF The blood, cam run
n.ng, with grea, violence. directly toward her.
Inc Indians we're alarmed and 1ed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
GLUrION5.

During the giatlonoos daySof the Romao
Empire, one of lho ma lnmoaa Of her Epicu-
ran d'shes WINS called Cr0jenus. his couis.
ted Of an entire hog stuffed Jus WAS ,he Trojan
horse "IIh armed nen) lulI Of la,ks, lhrushes,
eapons, aud other drhcnte buds, stepped III
exquisite gravy made OF tla choicest wine anu
o'her costly materials. The t.pes.e of thi>
dish was so enormous lhatu 5etone the sub.
Jecl Of IA SunptuaIy law.
Another tsyofiie dish Of these architects OF
gln'ions, was formed ot a hog presented en-.
tire, whereas one half was roasted aud the o.
theT half boiled, aud the whole ~as SO curinusb
prepared by The coolt that u Wan impossible 10
discover how the creature bad been siam, nor
yet how its interior came 10 be stuffed ith sun.
dry delicate ihngs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

LEI evers farmer divide his pasture ground
VS. ne pieases. Let the ience between tbs ara
Ole aud pasture land be as sirong as an exter.
nal renee. But. possible, let all his srahle
ground. though il be hundred acres, be IN
"ne 'ot. Then his plouehs run clear, in
long iurro". His tillage is divided only BY the
o'nrfent species oigrain and vegetables he
cu'tiVates. There are no fences of cOnse-
q"ence, no 'neonvenien' and worthless head
lands no arology for ,histles and ne,tes. The
scene is bean,hul 10 the eye. The whole ba.
tue appearance Of garden, and begeis in the
farmer SOFT OF horticultural neainess.
Gardeners Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
TERMS.

q. nsr aaaa a. payable In advauce.-No sub
~ ILL he received for less time than SIX months
.oer will bo discoutnned tbut at the discretion
ga 40 rfii,,rs,uatil al arreara9es arc paid.
ORR .5ssrtisenets will be lnsertei al 90 cents pei
~ To-, iass) tho hrst time, and 81 l-2 cents OF eaeh
s'dste W - Those from a distance must be paid Tor
-, their insertion, the payment assumed by
pfes s,s.oon sible i,er son 10 Lynehbure.
s'n cbnaeary Orders not exceeding two squares are
srsuisers addressed the Editors must BIO post
., they will not be attended, TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
Farthe, exiraeis from European papers 10 The
9Th " May.
uELa.iIIM


The National Coogies assembled on the
9Th Of May The sitting on The 18Th opened
AT one O'clock, l20 members bsinx present.
Auer some preliminary business NJ. de Ger
Iscbe was reelected Presideni, aud Mrs,rs.
Rs,kem and Desto.uelles Vice Presidents, and
Me.srs Villain XIII, Leidles, Notbomb, H. de
Brauekete, Secretaries.
Tue resignation Of M. de Seenhnyze, MIN
,.ter Of War WAS anoousced, aad M. d- Ger
Iache, the President, in open ing the sitting,
took occasion u sliude 10 ths crisis IN when
m. country ia placed, md NJ. Lebrau the Min
,s,cr Tor Forrign Affairs, opened the relations
of BeI,ium with other countries No notice
hsyins been taken in the report OF the neg"-
c,a,ioos with tue FRINGE of CoOurR, The Mm-
is,er .aid the Assembly would be informed on
the subiect on the 2Uh.--Lord PonsonOy was
e.pected on that day in Brussels.
The Mioisier stated that tue only diplomatic
ac, ochich he had received WIS the assent VI
France TO the protocol Of 3otb oil January,
which adjudged TO iIJland the Grand Duchy
of Lu1embng and part OF Liniburg' wo
notes from lie Hon 10 VI. Sebasi,.nt and me
an,wer of the latter were read Nj. Sebastian
advised Belgium 10 yield, and TO accept ths
PROTOCOLS a, b benefit, ITS neutrality bong &C
kabwiedged.
In the report of the proceedings on this day,
and ON the ~ h, we fnd little u hch Is calca-
lated to throw much light on thu probable des-
,uies OF belgium. Ine Cominiss'onsrs az
| London had not been officially treated WIN.
aud the confidential conversations were 10 oe
com nuaicatsd, II at q |, to secret comm uee
Of the Assembly The DETERMINATION o.
Prince Leopold il was supposej, wo"'u Dc
communicated by Lord Pon'onby. as above
mentioned. But his arrival al Brussels " no'
ANNOUNCED al The latss, dale i,om 'na' p'aes
Inch ia the 2lst. The Morning Herald
IN. the following Article on the AFFAIRS vi Bel
gym oh.,us far IN,
b,tter in the probable fortunes OF brig'am
Wthiu month tHe Protocols have fouewe'
each o,ner rapidly, and two OF them meri
auenion. The frsi lays down the rr,ncip'e
hat every country may regulate ia iateIio
administration as it pleasesi but that the 'u'
its oil ia ,errasy isa European matter 70 o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
REV. JOHN WESLEY.

What mog be done 6y industf iou' haoB
Mr. Wesley, the venerable founder o the
Method, 4 denomination, IS universally allow
ed 10 have bern an tx raOrdinBry ani bighIj
DISTINGUISHED character. Whatever may br
thought OF his peculiar sentiments, no Que can
deuy him the credit OF truly apostolic zeal and
beueyo enCe in what he conceived 20 be the
wa, OF duty For upwards of nifty years he
travelled Gig ht thousand miles each year On nh
average, visiting his numerous societies, aud
pr.sidme al d. annual conferences. For
more than 90 years, il was his constant pIat-
tice 10 rise ai4 O'Clock in the morning, aud
nearly the whole of that period 10 preach eve
nv morning, al 3. lie generally preached neal
20 times a week, and frequently four lines a
day. Mountaineering very tew have writ
ten more yoluminousy tbdn he; divinity DO
,oo,ro,efslsl ami practical; history. phlloso-
ph,. medicine, poliIcs, poetry. 81. we're ALL al
different tunes, the subjects on "h'ch ms ptn
WI. empllyed Besides tnis,he found time for
reading, corresponding, Hsdiag tue SIGN, anu
arranging the matters Of his numerous society !
but such piodig,es ot iaooi ana tAeti'"
" ouId have been impossible, hsd u not peeh
| for his inh eKiole temperance and une sainp'ea
economy Of time. Yet, TO suppose that he hau
10 failing or that he was tree ifom iaui's, "culo
! be absnrd but after viewine us suherhh5s sno
| The extreme oil his sueCess, VIII an unpftJno''
ced mind. il ia impossible TO deny HIM the
character oil sinsuiary gfea anu "oi'o,
iaan.
La 1871 he finished his earthly career ~ 'hs
S3ta year oil hl. age. 10 the course Of "n'ei
tome he preached near 4j,O0o sermons sne
travelled about at. 900 mhes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
pRoIIEIcC COW.

There is COW 10 this town. owneu y!
jonathan Hall, but five years o'u ,"'s 80 as
which has had nine calves three nsn %. 80.
two years. cd, two when she WINS - hon
ord, one when she was four, anu NAV,
she was five years old. 30,
Plymouth. Con. June 3, 1871.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07
sY FLETCHER & TOLEn.

MI. Ab1ah Alley, of Cincinnati, has inven.
vea'ed beehoose. which Is highly approved.
mas been palericd by himself aud Mr.. ]. {.
PARSONS, II confirms slides. by which the bees
are shut of and the honey taken without dis.
turbing them
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

dread 'yrant with more Ihan 2reciam or Ro
man fortiiude.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-07

DIR. GoIp.mirH The following announce
msnt OF the ueatn oil TINS eminent "i"fi HP'
peared in one Of the journals OF tue une:
l714, 1pnl A. Died DIR. ol''ef e4'asn,in.
Df,eried IS the uillage The Traveller hath laid
h,,n down 10 resi- HE good natured man is no
more he sloops Lut 10 conquer the Iicar has
oerio,msu bi, sad office IL Ia amoafnisi ieS'on,
/, ON which tue usrma ma! essay to mes the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-21
ANTLJACKSON FEELING IN PHILA-
EELrIiiA.

Ere % the fellow in2 extract of letter
written by jackson man, some accu
rate idea may be formed of the true
Ntats "f public opinion in PHILADELPHIA,
We regard The info nation contained in
THIS extract as particularly deserving Of
notice, because il emarates from a
Source responsible and not likely to be
accused Of too much pariality Tor Clay
Er'ract cf leitcr Gors gentlcman IN Phila
deiphia 10 his friend il. his City, dated Il
prI 0, 1851.
was net at the Clay meeting TIE o.
Their day but am told il was the lar
gest ever held III Philadelphia Some
old people say that The one relative to
the embargo was equal (" it, and some
as old, deny it for my part don't be.
leve the Concourse so great as when
Lafa1 cite was here Ely opinion is
that the City and County Of Philadel
nhia will vote fer Clay. | have made a
bet that jackson viii not be reelected
which you will say is doing pretty well
for jackson man
Frem what l cat discover, Gen Jack
son is daily becoming more unpopular
to say the least he has made some Of
the most unfortunate appointments. that
the vefy Demon of Folly could have
urged bin to
lugham IS unpopular, Eaton is unso
pular' Barry and Branch are unpopular.
Leading men of Jackson's own party
5e'ieoe thatthe Jackson meeting at Har-
rIsourg was SET aArat by the Presidents
private Secretary, and they rail at the
interference. They are about to give
cambridge dinner, kccause ne was
d'sFlaced-ii these are not signs of the
times, ] know net how 10 gather them.
I have for some time made up nv
mind that Jat kson caEHat be reelected
The correspondence with Calhoun has
act elevated him = who will succeed him
viii net pretend to say. certainly no.
sr. Van Buren,. The people have
great objection to seeisg the iudic!aI
'gsse OF ermine dag glel in the Vile nire
81 an election" and lasre fore John Ne,
i.eah vii! stand a poor chance; from all
.i ~slrh iopIne, that The candidates Il.
ne 'IeId will be JaC ksen, Calhoun and
clay hhat portion Of v.Ies (hsy each
"'l get Jeu can calculate as well A.
sNseIf- J bsve heretofore possesse! /
sIsra1le lndgmsa, 81 the feelings az
my native state, an! supposirg it TO be |
'ct "Ftable Wlil say what I think az
he aut Jet.
IN" Influences that led 10 ia Lsans |
ec'''los tae voice # tins state, bstef /
great measure passed euay-in e.
"~a' OF them ceased with las election. I
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-21

.Nslasrkoly .1ccidaui-On Tuesday the
29th olt, hir Samuel Morrison. a highly res
pectable citizen Of Shirley township, Hunt
nxdsa cane to bis death under the following
truly rasancboiy circumstances Re had
discovered duck in the river short dis
tancs below his house, and took his gun for
the parpase Of shooting it. While cndvavor-
ing TO set wi,h- shot Of it, the lock Of tho
gun came in contact with q laurel bush.
which it is supposed caused an explosion, s
the bail entered his left breast. lie was found
shortly afterwards Icy SEINE moa who were
LoaE''ing at his house. and had 20 pass the
place where le lay going 10 their dinner. He
had fallen on his SIDE, and tAe gun lay close
hy hiao, with The Eaa4ze on TIE 5round, and
tia butt resting On tia bush lir Morrison
has lofi wife and six children 81 Iaeurn his
uhtinsly lste.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-21
Ba!simore We learn with pleasure. frsm

Baltimore We learn with pleasure, frsm
the following, that the Monumental City is a
gain the scene of enterprise s. Improvement:
"Ne observe a great number of buildings
in prs gress, ia all parts oil the city, but parti-
cuiarly in TIE suburbs HE southwestern
por;lsn Of the city exhibits perhaps the great
est Number; it is IN tbis direction that the
Rad road enters, We understand that many
houses viii be erected during The wear, and
ssme ofths improvements are Dian extensive
character. SO many signs eli prosperity and
increase have act been visible here since 1917
The city visibiy extends its limits on every
side, and already covers ground enough 10
accommodate, in the European mode Of iiv-
ing, three or ioHr huadrcd thousand sonls -
Business is active. and the general condition
OF The trading community is characterized by
a degree Of heai,hfulness and stability which
perhaps has never been surpassed. "-.ia,er,