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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
DIED


AZ Prairie do Chen. on the Sd ult.. Col
Wllouah6g Morgan, Of the Sd lnfantrv-an
accomplished and distinguished officer
Departed this life, on SUNDAY evening
last, UlHiGm Gibson, late Clefk OF the R,iho1
more county Court, in the 18Th year OF his
age. "'
In bingham, Mr.. Samuel Norton. Fsc
agea % Mr. Norton Was one of thai yena-
iaote race OF men, who exerted an active :.
iiehce Tor The cause of their country in The
measures which led to the RevoI,Sonsr1
War. 'ohaiy
At Urhana, Ohia, on the 10th Of Feh~,,.
Fy, Rev .Natin M He was verv er.~
tric IN his life, and equally singular II at
lie was buried on ne Sabbath After ~ an
cease, IN the following manner. acreea5y -
hls own previous directions: His rave
made very large, vailed up with stone. ard
raised two feet above the snrC,cs ~ -
ground 1t was closely sealed with 81
stone slab. The coffin was spleod;d - e.
exterior. while The interior was i;nas 81
sheeP SKIN nth The ,coot on; within tn;s Us
aio'1er haioG OF flannel. A bag Of hons wa.
placed Under his head. The sbro,1d We
mace CT flannel. The corpse was laid !, the
comm mus prepared, when a STRONG a,cb -
stone was raIssd Immediately over :, en- ,hst
~ ~ edIth should poilute or disturb his re-
pose; after which the grave was filed in the
Usual manner, aud closed by the slab above
AT iiaserslown, Md Mr.. .Iqmes po,.o
aged 10 Years. He commenced the ona' "'"'
t'te business in ilagerstown. abou, IN naan.
ago. and after having amassed a Lro5s r..
Jug iohs since retired from business la
n.eo respected and died regretted by ali
WAC knew him Indeed we doob, wbs,ta.
ne has ieit An enemy in existence-so 70 49,
N4n'y correct and cenciIiatory was his de-
por''nent Mr.. +. we understand. devised
'ne interest OF 81 900 towards the animal
support OF Tie Presbyterian Church in Ha-
lp,"' s2oo % me Theological Seminary.
In rm;naon' ne" Jersey, $500 to the Board Of
presbyterian Church, $500 10 the .mn,;eaa
DoaF'i Of Foreign Missions, and 500 f. he
American Colonization Sorietv
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sUNDAY scHonL rNlov.

AT a meeting Of the Berkeley and Ieffer-
son sunday School Union. in Gerag1sio,vn,
on "Wednesday, the 4th OF April. Mr. Cush
wa was called 10 the chair, and NJ. w JEFF
ferson appointed Secretary, pro TEN.
The meeting was opened by singing and
prayer by the Rev. Septimus fusion
Delegates appeared from New Hope,
Paramount, Shepherdstown. Philo, Wood
vile. Charlestown. Oak Grove, Martins
burg, Gano-Town, Gerardstown, Tuscaro
IA, Tahb's School-house and Providence.
The Report Of the Managers ofthe Union
was read by the Rev. William Matthews.
On motion of Mr. Brown,
Resoived, That the state Of the Sabbath
School cause, in our bounds, calls loudly
on the friends of the cause for united yea
lous exertioBs in extending the benefits Of
Sabbath School instruction more widely, and
in aiding the general interests ofthe cause.
On motion Of the Rev Septimus Tuston,
Resolred, That in vIew of the facts brought
to light in the Report just read. it be recon
meBded 10 the friends of the Sabbath School
cause TO observe the second Monday of
June as a day Of fasting. humiliation, and
prayer to God for the oUipouring of ms spi
rat on the schools, and for his blessing on
the efforts that may be made to sustain The
interests Of the Sabbath School cause
amongst US.
On motion ofthe Rev. William Matthews,
Resolred That in future, at the stated
meetings Of thus Union, the reports of the
respective schools be presented separately in
stead ola condensed annual report
On motion of the R.v Mr.. brown,
Res9ised, That the meeting proceed to the
| election Of officers.
Whereupon the following individuals
we're chosen-E1ward CoIston, President;
George b. Stephenson. 1st Wee President;
John Boyer, 81 Vice Pfesi lent; iona. Gush
va, Sd Vice President; John Humphreys,
: @h Wee President; Col John Strotiier, Re
cotding Secretary; James VIC Murran. Cor
rrsPondinS Secretary; DAVID keplinger.
treasurer; John Doll. Stephen Siaiey, NJ
w. Jefferson, Nobert Sienmous. George
Tabh, and Hf@ehiah Hedges, Managers:
Rev r. G. Hutchinson. Stephen Stiey,
DAVID Aeplih@er. James NJ Murran, ADD vi.
W Jefferson, Executive Committee.
On motion Of fbe Rev William Matthews,
he'0tecd, FRAT JOHN Doll and James Mic
NurFaa be appointed a committee to settle
The account Of the Depository Agent, IN
Aarhusdnrg, with the Union.
On motion oil 5ir. James MMurran,
Resoloed, That II be earnestly recommend
ed 10 AL the ministers within our bounds, to
take up a collection in their respective con
gregations, il aid Of the funds oil The Union.
Re'o{rcd, That NJ W. Jefferson and
Janars }e@larIan BE appointed 4 committee
to procegc the publication OF the proceed
IT'S 81 his meeting. aad prepare a report to
he transmitted TO the American SUNDAY
School Union
Do1J.f MI ~. r
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
HAeERsrowN. MD MAY 8.

Many Of eur readers are not aware that
we have one hundred and eighteen arrivals
and departures Of Stages per week Bat
such IS nevertheless the fact. Three daily
stages leave our Town for Baltimore; two for
Wheeling; two for McConnelsburg; one for
P%'tt,burg; and a tri.weekly stage tor York
And the Eastern and Western stages are
generally crowded. The mail Is nsw carried
through from Baltimore to " Wheeling in the
unusually short time OF SIS hours-a dis
lance Of &c. miles Torch Lieli.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
New Spring and sunmer
G90DSs
EiNh have just received ana offer for sa,o
't : rev snd he ,nufnI lot Of Sprinp and
- D49lIIE2 GOnU9

s~x
10 "tieh we respectfully invite tle atten,,o,
"a cur ola customers. and the public general
ty'as,hey VIII ne sold very cheap. Our stoeL
que. black, brown, olive and claret cloths
%" stl','es ana caSSinetts, various col0rs.
Dtark' oro"n, and green summer cloths.
nt"'h' oi'Fe' Drown and green broehelas.
n,%th pfihcctta' and cold marino ca ss,meres.
H,% - coioreq clfcassians, s. bombagetfs.
"i'f q colored dfillngs Rouen cassimeres
"neF oatig up cord. moleskin & beaYerteens.
OVlu - "hite satteens, cottonade s. Pitts
burg cord,
six. Versailles, & Yelling ~vestinys
: -" s'f'po ~ginShams, c~alicoes, painted
lrISh linen, linen cambria,
Calho'ic' cwIss, Jackonett & book muslins.
Canlhric, furniture s. common dim;tv.
ooioFel * bonnet cambrics,
Fancy erode nap s gauze handkerchief.
Bandanna, pongee & flag handkercbiefs.
: ancy cravats < cotton hand1erchiefs.
w hite bioHd * green gauze wells, barreee.
Black, white & green Italian grapes, bobbi,
nett,
Thread s bobbinett, laces, edgings s. insert.
ipgs,
BACK Italian lutestring s cold erode maps,
Grape de LYONS, s. Grape royal,
nue. PINK x green florence, pongess,
Lltrk hancon grapes, black mode.
" Hie y cold cotton hose. & 2 hose,
Nor,ted = silk hose, s. | hose, fbiack and
colored.)
Corded skirts. brown & black holland,
a, % 4 & ~ A Russia sheetings,
Brown iIlsh s. Burlap's linens,
0entlemen's ~buckskin, Beaver s. Hoskia
gloves.
Ladies Hoskin. kid & silk3gioves,
SLACK 4 bEo~a muslihs, option orillings,
Clecks, plaid cotton. palm hats,
Cotton yarn, oandleEiclss, SC.
WITH A GENERAL AsgoRTMENT OF
and Glass ware, Hard
ware, Stationary, Brushes, &c.
p0GMlRE & BOYD.
Marti2shurg. May s. IS52-if
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
GEoRGErowN, d c., Nav 3.

Cautlon.-Ne understand that persons
are buying up Canal Stock, and procuring
proxies, With a view. ii is believed, OF hav.
ing an lnllaence on the woes at the adjourn.
ed meeting Of the Canal Company, to be
held 10 Washington on the fourth OF June.
Let those who own stock be on their guard,
not to part with it for such a purpose.-Co
GAZ. -
In the appropriation bill" or the corpo-
ration OF Boston. for the ensuing year. we
find The following items:-
salary for the Instructors of schools, $4,000
Repair Of school houses, fuel, sc. 1000
For a now school house, IS OC0
DO. % Qll
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
Total schools in Boston.
100000

The .Nalional Gazette saus: "TRe ue,r
edition of Mr. Tanner raluatle .tE1p If The I.
STATES, on tri{cs he has ben c1ApL,yei sasae
months, Is nearly really Jor pabtjeai,oa. mi,
M bfrnaiiqp Some Of The Siqtes hare lesn
~'@cig remit led fops reeeai Afeie n.5,, aa4
''f' a7'ihsHtic documents, nd u. ,etose uatJ f
dolcS 10 Tie Ifesa,t time"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
IN I'D.

4 YOUNG MAN Of tespcttabihiy. ac-
~ qusinied u some measure with the
Transaction ct hicrcanthe business. and who
good s~alcsfnas, will. upen satisfactory
recommendation. receive employment OF ap-
hiication 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS G. SNIftl
MaItinsburg, Nay 5, 1852.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
m pepsi.

According TO the late accounts from, n,
f%roniiers OF Persia, the plague aud -.
had hardly began to subsIie IN N. $50
In some provinces those formida6Ie o,ny'
had carried of more than two third a@
population. The province Of CI.u" u'e
pears to have been among the ores,as, 81
ierers--Out of a population Of b oao sui.
60 oOo men and 44,G00 women and c6,,S.Iiy
remained. he eggs of tie sin worn n'pfen
been completely DESTROYED lhe,r ana lave
calculated that it would take seyen
produce the same quantity of worms -
merly. Before the arrival az - as iOr-
The revenue Of Ghiljan were usually fransi
at 55O,oOo tomauns Since hen M a"S-
than $4,000 tomauns could be ob,.;ned "0fc
Hartford, Conn May I-The Ieoi,
the State viii convene at New Assure OF
row. Among the important snhiee,. ,rh'nt
VIII engage their attention. the anHo;,,n"
OF a Judge ol The Superior Cont ~
ator vi the United STATES hold a pron,,nen.
place. - r'eht
II Sheepish Trick On Friday afternoon
live men belonging TO Cape Cod fishing YES.
sells, iying IN Newport, we're arrested m thr
Neck. brought to town, and arrsigaed be-
lore two Justices upon a charge of stealing
wool, 10y p~iucking it from the backs of live
sheep, belonging to the flock of g : ia
gard They pleaded guilty, and were mulct-
eu by TIE Court IN the sum of S25,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10

The last london Quarterly Review con
talns an article founded on a work 81 puh-
!lshed Ia England, enu!ted Domestic man
ncrS Of he ,4mc'.cans. By .B,s IroH pc.'
The hook although written Ivy a female has
al Inc characteristics which lclong TO tie
40 Is OF Fearoa, ID Roose; HaH and other
sttdfed writers on America; but III, cireum-
stance IS readily accounted for in the fact
that Madame 1rolepe came to this country
u1der the matfonly superintendence Of Miss
Fanny Wright! The authorship OF the ar.
t!cle N the Review is attributed by The New
YORK American to Captain Bash Hail.
Baa. .ia!erican.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10
". ~JEFFERsON.3o
JAMES a.cMUi.RAN.f Tom

Hhafton heetoy Mr.. Foot, in the senate
on the l9th Of Ap,ii, alluded to the case of
Wharton Rector, who, he said had been no
m:nated nolan agctt and reiected-re no
minated and re-F ct~tj. ard then emnloved
as an agent among the Indians, in which ca
pae'iy he retains in his hands an unexpcnded
balance of - 900
lbIs case was mentioned as showing the
important and Iightlul power of The senate.
by Withholding appropriations to arrest such
procecdiu es - Mics Reg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10

The act OF perpetual Punishment which has
passed the two branches Of the French Ieois
iatuTe against all the relatives Of NaDoleon
ana Charles \ and all his family, is a mea
sure winch may be cited as an illustration
OF the difference between republican and
monaIchicai institutions. In our countrv
We iear the presence of no nlan-woman or
cl!hi;--ho enc family whatever is a subject
oil particular hope or aia,ln.
Ahe dread of the present French states
men eA'ead5 TO all the descendarts-au The
connexions by c~Onsangr;aity or afinitv-o C
Napoie4n and Charles X re another rero
io'''h should occur, we shall hear of ~retalia-
o'l upon the Orleans famly;-they will he
! 'scrbed IN their turn upon the same Drin.
clpies - P'"'
We understand the following nominations
were confirmed by the Senate on Thursday
last, viz:
David Irwin, of Virginia. George Morell.
oil Ne" York, and Ross Wilkins. of Pepnsyl.
'"hia' 10 be Judges in The Territory of Nlichi
gan IN the places respectively of Judges
James ID. Doty, William Woodbridge. and
James Chapman, who are superseded. Sol-
mon Sibley, the other Judge of the Ter7ito
~; vas at the same lime re appointed
we were iorclbly struck with the following
remark OF a nervous writer in relation 20
Louis he 18th, as pointedly applicable to a
certain great parsonage at the present dsy.
"He battered himself that he Should be a
pc TO govern alone. 1t was a gfcyious mis-
axe. Ills reign is a satile upon despot,sn
ne Was not ruled ~ one but by every bod,
20 Their turns; and be who cherished thte
that his viii was the predominant law.
"a lac' exercised less viii IN the management
% htaIis thaa the mcanest sui,iect 81 LIs
realn."-.N J. ~tredoniaa.
The spring is beginning to open. and The
has passed away without the c~aoifai
having had one single tan of snow circum
e,snce Which has not occurred three times
a"'a Vie memory 81 is Oldest inhabitants
Il Is The more remarkable, from tlie constant
prevalence. for three successive months. al
'or"ftt aud nor'h westerly winds. Which
a.r4 !"I g. hing sno" IA lie depth OF the
TIaIer-- Pafs Rqrer.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10

Tho all the world conceal It from mems eyes
From this tomb. three months OLD the bo-
y Of paor Chapman issues. fresh as when
nterred. 40 vestjges of poison lost, 10 traces
Of ialtaiaiion ohscGred.
Nina is seized in Boston just one dey be
fore his intended marriage to a neice Of hie
wifi; and another day would have placed IL
his hands a large sum of maue, procured ~
The ba,est fraud, and lie would have carried
II both his prizes TO some South American
I'm the coarse Of he trial a number Of Jet
p from Nina were read, exhibiting his
yep lad sjllsiny and the inlatuatiUn OF h
a-guIlrd paramount
@-Pnce Of Flour ia Baltimore, 81 IS,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10

Uoe OF tae liverpool papers states That
Mr.. Van iiuten would embark at Potts
mouth for the United States on The lst of
April. He may proceed from ~Southhamp
ton to Havre, but we doubt his direct em
barkation in England ior ibis country. He
was still on a eisii 10 Tie Kiog as late as the
2Sth March ~ \ Standard.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10

Ue learn. that one day last ,reek. Cap,
Jams HaRl took at "a single hal IF The seine
al his londag on Ponn.Aey (rhich is u n.
n iles iei0tr Mount Popoa on he .Yargts,.
sLte # sAe rierr) ,Nms Huadred and 7 Gy S.
-tAaaanmf Herring, accurately cowltsd, Maj Int
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-10

@-PHce Of Flour in Baltimore, 50 IS,
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Fro, te Minois .4drecate- Ertra
To the Militia If The .Nolfh Western Section
Egtiact Of a Letter. dated

FORT ARMSTRONG, APHTh TO, IooZ.
DEAa ~ia:-The band of Sacs under
RIack Hawk, joined by about one hundred
Kickapons, and a few Pottawatamies,
am,unting in al to about FIVE hundred men,
hs,e assumed a hostile attitude They eros
seJ he Mississippi at the Yellow Banks, on
The 9Th inst. and are now moving up on the
Fast Saie of Rock River, towards the pro-
phet's Village
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20
More Luck at
WARDS OFFICE

v-, LyhchDufg, Dec. 10TH 1892
nc drawing the Shenandoah Bridge Lottery
ON class, is received, and number
l4437 share of ,OO4
Is found to have been sold TO n ct;yen of III,
p,.;, WARDS OFFICE,
RESIDES some other handsome prizcs--an injics,;o,
WA. ','e o''no Goddess has again returned to her
Ayneaosrg Fsiends, where she will no donh, 70
nam III after the Christmas Holydays, to dis,ri-
ou'e her favors from the wheels of the
,v,,., . Lexington Lottery,
C w men DC Il remembered, draws in this town o.,
IMP H., MAS DAY, the 18th inst y"
Tho, u" .s country friends f,he Dame are reminded
I.a. Sae ooes moi intend to neglect Mew in this
e"~"s, ana invites them to forward their ordo,.
tor tickets Immediately to '''' o'ae''
WARDS OFFICE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

MdssaeAust7ts Law.--The case Of TIA bov Has.
cisco brought up before Chief Justice Shaw in the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

So. HANKS ,,,,,r
FOR SALE AT TRISl oTFIoE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

.Narai-We learn that the United States sloop
Of War, Natchcz, lying AT The Navy Yard Gosport
IS ordered to be fitted ON Immediately, and thai
Captain John p. Zan,znger has been appointed
10 ibc command. M ois Bacon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

A case Of SANDER was recently ,r;ed,, c.s,
Penn IN which the Jury found a verdict for jou,
mousand dollars damages The plaintiff was
young woman Of 90 or 81 years of age. and Of goo1
character. The defendant was cabinet maker NJ
little property. VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

The receipts into the Treasury Of South Carroll
% during the past year were Sf6S. 7l3 So and the
expenditures 1893 81 The balance in the
Treasury, including the amount received from the
Doit'd States for advances during the war, is more
dan $50 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

1t is stated inthc Cincinnati Commercial Ad-
vertIssr, that there is IN successful operation
in that city, an establishment for the marulfacur,
OF Blistered and Spring Siesl. The articles made
there are pronounced by judges 10 be equal to
any similar productions OF E.hga OF America
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-20

Money, an first Fate securities, is only two ne,
cent per annum, in London, This very low rate
OF interest is submitted TO bcrauss capitalists can
not be induced to vest their money In stocks, in The
present unsettled state of politics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24
=. =. tITCfI-L

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
~ Lyuchbarg that be expects to spend Il fc"
lays In teir town on lbs return from - Springs
agoat The 2Jth OF Sept. As he Is stranger To
uost Of the citizens he submits the follow INK letter
ffen pr Samuel Jackson Of phi.adeipl4ia 10 Dr..
!. perDcy Of Aew Orleans
Pt4a3s'p1.a, n =. leo.
Dr. 4. Petbey-Dcar S.r ! tabe IL liberty IA
laft0auee - yo4r ac4uairtanae mn tftea5, hr :
Fiteh, VINO VII s.5it New Orleans DR.. Fltea -
siiarly educated practitioner oi Medicine,
= avery intelligent and vel informed gentleman
nd las DIES o.ed ms attention cheily IL Dental stf
5ery. on whleh subject he ms Writ,ff excellent
work THE yisIt Of DR.. Fitch is entirely profes
sioual, and any services you can render him vii
be esteemed favor by your a'ndleut servant,
"SAML. JACKSON
Also, a copy Of a letter from the Hon Benjamin
W. Richards, Mayor Of Tie city of Philadelphia. to
Edward York. ksq OF New Orleans
NJ Uedr .Sff--Ihe bearer OF tbs Is a well ed
ueated and very respectable Dentist, who has for
SOME years past pracsed very successfully IA our
sity. lie Is a young gentleman oil excellent char
aeter, and haze reason to believe OF more than
ordinary skill III his profession You may safely
recommend hun, and you viii obli2e ne by permit
ing nm to retei 10 YOU. i necessary. am. very
truly yours. Il. W. RICHARDS
To EDWARD YORK. Es.
a farored 68 Dr. S. s iH.l.
Philadelphia. Dec. Is, $50.
- PBlGEo-Oue Dollar for each operation
exclusive % cold, WHICH Will he 4 seE aratc cfarse-
- H'ittcHfeS IN LBnGtbugr-Col Lunghorne,
Capt. Otey Nm. Buiiey and Alexander Temp
kiHs, Esqra.
Au@ 30 itiS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24
LYNCHBUR,.. SEPT. "a. 10,
TIE BARBOUR PARrY-,n ~

TIE BARBOUR PARTY-in r.,a..,
a meeting oft!e Jackson and Barbour e..
Committee IS advertised. to be held at caata,.
vile, on tie 37lh INST" II any memb.r A..
committee should be preyente4fr from attealg,
person II Is hoped says the ..otiee) he NllIaa,.
nicate any suggestion which he may deem a..
PIRATE
Wepresumo this notice is given, in coasaa,o,..
Of some Of the C441ns Electors having ref ss1,
be tramfneed IN tier vote for the Vic pr.5l...,
by the declared viii Of the people as thai vii nm.
be indicated at the poils--osurpins tbe pog...
winch belongs only to the community, IN the.r....
mary capacity, of welding the sunragrs Of fin.
state, even though they should 10 SO IN ona,sjt...
to the "ilI Of the voters Ifttis b. Jackson w..
BuFan RfP@5AeGais.g, 1t Is tune that the pgoa..
should BEN 10 on1ate whether II be in aeeef t,...
wilhtaa theory OF oaf institutions ana Wa,s..
t.ey vii sahm. to tins invasion Of their .ma.f..
cred rsht-l1@ risttf SRB14ge. For oar own
parts, we profess to have nothing todd-aaI.tt.,
family quarrel ofoar opponents, farther tan 3,
state the facis and to protest in the VERY g4fa
gainst this odIous usurpatIon OF power ol Inc part
Of the little aandag army of h,ng Caucus. If
this elaring Infringement Of the peoples rlsai,,.
patiently subnttedto now 1t may and vii heres.
ter be quoted Tor precedent aad hence il baea4t
tue duty Of every man, OF every parts, who,
Jealous Of lbs rights, all who cannot eoas4af {,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-24
PROM tfe Broonlc Coaqfe, v Y Cowb,.

From tfe Br5oplc CaaRtH, y CoNrbr.
Re- r .Sr0'e-- The case Of tins gentleman.
sentenced on Saturday last by our County Court,
10 five wears Imprisonment, in the State Prison, 70,
attempt atrape has been the OCCASION of some ex
citemcnt;& we now deem that public ju,tlcer 'quitos
an outline OF the attendant circumstances at our
hands which, from regard 10 those connected with
the unhappy MAI, who are every way respectable,
and whose feelings we would by no means unucces
>ar3ly wound We shall MAKE brief as poss BILE
MIR Strajc has been clergyman otthe Presbyterian
order, by birth Norwegian, - years OF ot oge We
shond Judge, prepossessins appearance, and high
literary alanments. lie has Of late conducted
the Femalo Seminary at Great Bend Pa. unuI
within n few months past, when he removed his
school to this place and continued il as the Bns
hampton Academy
The subject of the outrage was daughter of his
wif, by former husband The Grand Jury found
three true bills against him, ON the least of which
he was arraigned and plead guilty, and threw HIM
self upon the mercy of the Court in an eloquent az.
peal drawn uphy himself and founded principally
upon tue peculiar situation of his family, being de
pendant upon a salary OF which he is IN the receipt
from Sweden and which he apprehended would
be discontinued were he sentenced &c the State Prl-
son In proof his literary auainmens, his Counsel
submitted the Lords Prayer beautifully written out
by HIM since his confinement, in eleven different
languages; among which were the Hebrew, the
Greek, the Latin, French, Italian, and German
Languages.
But the other bills found, involved charges of a
more serious nature still one of which we under
stand was an attempt at the above crime with the
design to kill and the Court judged rightly that ret
Their the literary ataimonts of the gentleman, nor
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ted to interfere with the due ofpubhc justice
Judge Robinson delivered the sentence ofthe Court,
with much feeling, and with such appropriate re
marks, as alike do honor TO the head and heart of
, our respected first Judge.
"LAprEs' FAIR.'--George Cook, Esq. Of Virgil
MIA has designed and executed large and fine pic.