Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 182?-183?, 1832-06-08
OUR MANUFACTURERS

tno tLiai uhtli the regular meeting of the
Board in December.
OUR MANUFACTURERS.
We regret 10 learn, that in consequence
OF the great depression of cotton goods one
OF the manufacturers Of this boro,inh has al
ready stopped between so and so ofbjs now
er looms, and that it is expected that anoth-
erwIll shortly stop his factory three DAYS in
every week. Should the tariff be reduced
ON cotton and woollen goods, our manufac-
lures will be totally ruined.
AorriSt0tun (PG.) Paper.
We learn from the Wyoming Republican
that three children were recently scalded to
death in Luzerne county. The mother was
engaged IN boiling soap, whsn the pot fell
from the crane, and the contents were dash
eG over two children playing on tho floor be-
fore the fire; anu the third, which was on her
lap, she dropped into the boiling LIQUID in her
frighted endeaYors to rescue the other two.
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The new novel, "SwalIow Barn" nm eT-
tract from and notice of which we have ";y-
en-, is ascrbed in some of the papers to the
pen OF Mr.. Writ. We learn it il the produc-
tloA of Mr.. Kennedy, of Baltimore. a rem
tleman already distinguished for his literary
attempts -Aler Gaz.
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by the foreign intelligence, il appears that
upwards of20, 600 persons had already fallen
victims to the Cholera in PARIS alone and
tnat me Pestlle1ce MAS rapidly spreading ia
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The DoylestOwn Democrat states that AT
ter Mina's death warrant was read IN hin.
he asked TO look,a. it, and then remarked thai
the Governor wrote very good hand -
According 10 his request, "a catholic priest Wis
tied him last week
William CASTOR, OF North Carol;r,
an accomplished lawyer, is nominated as
candidate for the Vice Presidency, in
the Charleston Courier.
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Bright scarlet hats are now the disiin-
gushed mark of the supreme dandies of Par
IS. The crowd, however, are not yet accus-
TONED to the appearance of this novel fes-
ture IN the dress OF the eXqUisites, aud have
given the wearers some trouble.
TeHGss-
TREMENDOUS HAIL STORM
we understand one Of the most violent
nan storms took place on last Thursday
fortnight, IN Albemarle, Cumberland, &c,
which has been known for several years
he same evening we had in Richmond
heaYy ram, with severe thunder and light
nlng.-Ihe hailsiorm began in Albemarle.
and extended 10 Cumberland county.
some OF the stones were very large. We
have heard them compared TO goose eggs
One was so large, that on measuring il six
hours afterwards, it was found 10 be u inch
es In circumference. The storm has done
great damage 10 wheat. One of the best
farmers IN Albemarle says he expects only
enough for seed wheat Another, who cal
culated upon raising 6000 bushels, now ex
poets only 5000. When it commenced, IFS
range was very narrow, but il is said to have
ultimately widened from Is to 20 miles.
We find the su6oned spicy hi in ,bo
Augusta (Geo.) Courier. Unjust have been
comfortable to the Judge 10 have found
himself so Immediately in The current of
good prayers.
g Singular coincidence when judge
Clayton visited Philadelphia, as one the
Bank Committee, perhaps the first time he
was IN Church in that city, be had tho
happiness TO hear long and feryent PRAYER
offered to Heaven for Georgia, the Indians
and Missionaries, and particularly for tho
unrighteous Judge, who had sentenced the
latter TO the Peniteniiary We hone the
Judge answered AMEN to the whole PRAYER.
not excepting even the latter clause
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The following gentlemen compose the
committee appointed by the Speaker of tho
house of Representatives on The resolution
! Of inquiry into tho circumstances connected
with the alleged fraud in the proposed con
| tract for supplying the emigrating Indians
with MISUNDERSTANDING, Of Ohio, Drayton,
Of ). Carolina, Everett, of Massachusetts
Wayne, Of Georgia, Muhenburg, of Penn,
White, of Louisiana, and Hubbard of New
Hampshire.
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