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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
SIGNS IN GEORGIA.

The Notification papers haye paradef with grent
os,en,aton, the presentmen,s of Grand 1urics, the
burning efisies, & other evidences OF public dis
appreciation which have been manifested By the
people of Georgia, towards Mr. Forsyth and Mr.
Wayne, the onlv members ofthe iolee alton from
that State III Congress who voted fot thu Force
Bill. Forgetting that the enemies ii men and
measures are always more camorous than then
friends, the Multiplying gentry have evidently mis-
taken the ebulli,ions Of few hot headed polili-
clans for the settled opinion of tho peorle of that
State. We hope they will no, overlook or forget
10 notice the opposing slsns-thonsh we fear they
will noi them
On Mr.. Farsyth's arrival a, Columbia. he was in
vlied TO pa'take of public dinner, which honor,
however, he.dcclfhed accepting
But we have another evidence of hubble sent.
mont IN TINT State most decisive aud triumphant
convention, for the purpose of an,cndiug the
constitution of tle State Of Georgia, assembled a,
MIlledgesiis on the 9Th inst and James NJ
Wayrr, who voted for the Force b It. was elected
President of that disn ,ushed body by the follow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanokc.

JOHN RANDOLPH, NJ Poanokc.
This gen,cm9n, who seems IL have many
lives as the vulgar belief gives to the Cat has re-
comfy visited Petersburg and Richmond His
hsallh is said to be greatly improved. /, viii! be
seen. by an article from the Petersburg Integcn-
c.r ia this mornings paper, that while IN that
place, he dincd with the Jockey CLUB, AMI deliver
sd q speech AT the cl,sc OF his remarks in the
course of which he assailcd Mr.. w ebsler with
great bitterness he gave the following toast
II Benjamin. Watkins Leigh, tie next President
Of the United States and John Marshall, Chief
Justice thereof" With regard to his Presidential
yominalion--or rather 10 the echo Of \ nomination
elsewhere made.-we have not nue.. now 10 ssay.
no one holds in higher estimation than ourselves
the fine talents and the great personal worth of the
rominee--bat, we must know something moro OF
Mr.. Lcighs political creed, which Mr. Ran
dophs concurrence in his nomination renders
somewhat suspieioDs before we say Ditto
to Mr.. Burke."--A.e presume that there will b.
dssentieh veiee 10 the last clause or Mr.. Ran
dol h's tsst, Hos,inaliny Ar. Marshall as Chict
Justice, nota ilLstinding tho source whence it pro
ceeds We eoni,se, however,, We Cannot sac The
point or pith Vi this unus ioI nomina ion, since
Judge Marsh all hollis his one. hy n tenure which
the popular suR 70 ean5ot reach It is somewhat
marvellous, no H..eris il not that Mr. Randolph
should lndilte IN a complimentary strain towards
genemsa whose political creed is Identical With
that OF Daniel Webster, while IL the same breath
he assas Mr.. -. with so much bitterness Is il
Grim nal in Mr. Websl-rto leid certain tsuets be-
caa+, he lives iIo,tl gfie 7ssssi which tenets are
ipnuoent whsu hcli ~ Judge Marshall, because Inc
lives sea6 Of ths dividing waters Or is il OF no
importance that tho Cniyf >siicc whose province
ii sso des,de upon the conslnionality Of laws,
should be politically orthodox 7 Every man con.
verssnt with the history ofoar government knows
Inst ia Ist Marshall h~s been always jealous and
eo.> .ten, member Of the Federal party, and that
H. ~" holjs the same doctrines rclsi,ve to the
powers 0ftie general government that he has ever
done How is it, then, that the leader of the nc W
'chool ofstac Rights in Virginia has, in his char
n.y. 'inbraced blsl in his political church And
hos happens It, that hid satellites, who start at the
name OF tederast as they had their naked feet up.
on serpent, 10 echo the nomination (which would
nave been regarded as T. very foolish thing, if ii
had been made by any one but Mr.. Randolph
without even sirus OF dsapprobaton
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
For james NJ. Wayne l5I
For VIM H. Crawford 50

Nearly two one over man who was ence the
most popular politician in the State Wedo not
mean to say that this question mad test in
that clceton-it is even probable that Mr. Gravy
iord would have yotod for the Force Bltl had he
been IN Congress but had the vote been 50 obnox
'ous 10 the people Of Georgia ~ has been reprcsen
ted, MIR. Wayne would never have received tbs
signal testimonial Of public confidence and spproba
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, in Hanover comfy, on iIe lfil1
nsf by the Rev James I, Taylor. tli0lluR -
WhNn DABsEY Esp 81 Caug.be!l eoauty q
Mss MARTHA CoGAELIA, dou. LITER Of Jo-
seph + Prise, Esq.
----, et 81. Galhafinos, Upper cane1ns&n
the alh Apta, JOHN =. Musr0RD. ESQ. d
Hlctmoni. 10 Miss ELIZA NJ. NOHTHRuP,
only daughter Of Conm,odJre Na.linip. Of tho idf-
Iner placs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
500 NOTE lost.

"A HANK Note Of $780, on one of the Virginia
4 Va Hanks, was dropped, on the morning of
Thursday, the 10th inst in the street, between the
southwest corner of the Reservoir and Capt jesse
l.. Pcrry's gate. A liberal reward win be given
to any person finding and returning said note 10
the Virginian Office.
May 90 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
LIEU i. RANDNLPUlS CASE

In preceding columns we publish 50 ne further
particulars of the assault on the person of ,he Pro-
sident, pcrpe,rated by Lieut., Rnnlolph furnished
by the ftien1s both parties In our huanble opn
ion, the assault itself should be viewed AS separate
and independent act unconnected with any sup.
posed or real injustice Which the assailant may
have received at the hands OF the President in the
discharge othis high olhcial duties. For the pro.
per performance those duties the President, like
all other pajlic tAne,i9 sss, is a nsnahlo alone TO
Ae ps"P.c, "A he Gig At t.stef,s 10 be pr detected
by them ITO n the stllsks OF In ivluals whom in
conceive upoa wha, irlnci PIE those who denounce
Houston for he atsack lpon Stunbetry because the
la'ic4 offended him N the performance Of public
da'y, as A representative Of the people can paatc
the conduct Of IAelr. Randolph They rest upon
lho same grounds, & arc equally indeicnsible Even
though Lieut.. r. were no, a deiaalter 10 the q,
vernment yet his assault upon the Pi csident is as
much an outrage, and ~ such deserves rs severe
con1 ;maaton, al thnagh he ware guilty of the
charges alleged against him, upon the supposed
truth OF WHICH u: was 0lS'n!3 from the NAVY
We will rely ii. tat thu further We investigate
the facts Of the c.lsl the are thotou yhly arc we
convinced that he is defnulier
One word more--In our last pap3r we remark
ed that the President "a. not - have dismiss cd
1t Randolph from the Naval service as summari-
~ as he did bu; that he ought to have followed
up the investigation Of the Court of Enquiry by a
Court Martial, thereby according To the Lieutcn
ant a trial by jury ofhis peers w. find, since,
that VIC were mistaken as to the dutV of the Pre-
sident in this particular. Court Martials are only
usual in what are technically called " military
Offences Counts of Enquiry nre the ordinary hi.
hunals ~ settle the accounts OF discussing officers
of the government. The Washington Globe
quotes law ofConsrcss which makes II the duty
Of the President, after the finding of the Court Of
Enquiry, and the failure of the party in reasoue
bic time, TO account for his default to " dismiss
him from the service" The terms Of this law
take from the dismissal Of Lieutenant K. the char
actcr of an arbitrary act in which we ut first re-
garded it, and, SO regarding il, deemed IT objec-
,ionablc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
To The People If Bcdfrd CJuaty.

The people OF Bedford county arc requested 10
assemble, at early hour, on the fourll, Monday
in this month Chat being the first day o. the ersu-
ing Quarterly tern) TO take into confederation the
all important question, whether state has the
right at any time, or under any circumstances, TO
secede from the Unon' AS the proper decision of
ths question is all important IN its consequences
10 the best interests of our country, and every
free man ought to have decided opinion the
subject, both the union and republican psriy are n
vltcd to participate freely in the debate.
A CITIZEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
LYNCHBuRG, MAY 20. 1888.
THE MAILS.

Tor an entire week VIC have been without a Nor
,h,rn mail-xhiGh, as our readers IRE aware Is
or chief reliance for the news of the day. Since
Saturday night week, we have received no paper
,,o,,b of Atexandra, and only one from tina, place
yneh waters consequent upon the late heavy rains,
!, he excuse offered but II seems to Vi, that il
uomc lue cxerion had been used, the mails
might at some period within thatt'me, have been
, a,ricd across the water-t ouises. In any event,
the Northern postmasters, pefoevng that the mai s
were completely stopped en- Mr. Smiths route,
could have sent them 10 charlottesville by the way
Of Fredericksburg, whereby they would have u"i.
formly reached We are not in the habit oil
complaining aboa, these matters but VIC rcall y
think that wo have nov just cause Of complaint.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
New and SplendiA
i NJ w " ~ Hs ".
Watches, Silver a. Plated Ware.
kRAUTAI * kEOErO1lB1,

"A doot5 6e'0iefte Narhci Hoitse,)
~ ETuRN thoir thinks Tor the liberal patron-
n q nge they have reee Ivod and respectfully in
vito tclt friends and customers 70 call and exam.
me their stock OF Jewery, Watches Plated
Ware, &c-all Of which have been recently pur-
chased IN he Northern markets, for cash, and
@hleh viii be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Their Jowelry Watches and Plated Ware, &c.
ne arc Of the finest and best materials, and being
selected By one Of the partners, they can con-
fdeuly recommend llieni to the public.
The Sves Wac, oIl Of which is English
manufacture, is Of the finest workmanship, and
warranted TO be Of solid Silver Among the arti-
clos to which We particularly invite our friends
and cu~tomers to call and examine, arc one splcn-
dfly engraved I'm, Rich Coffee, Tea and Cream
Pots Sugar Dishes, Casters, Decantcr slities,
Plumbers &c. Sc
pb Watches and Clocks repaired, and all kinds
Of Jewery aad Si!ycrsmilh ) work executed IN the
best manner.
May6 tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
t,eIty.

he ia; ampag .. ae w AZ ". ea,ncs,g earosse
|, IS the eaase Ut Union. the coast ui.on and Ii
bcriy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

~ 'sn.lits itOm The Vastly deep 10 Us lis SEN
tmeu's have 40, been at all donbiia. for two or
three years past, l. he lived IN South Carolina, he
would be as opca suiiityer as Gen. Hamilton
himself Living IN Virginia. however. lie is only
Seceder.
Good Sales Of Iobscop.-A crop Olive hhis OF
Tobacco, made by Mr.. John II Irylnc of Amherst,
was sold, on Friday last, at Planters warehouse,
for an avereso OF IS 6o-Extrene prices, 10 ID to
50 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
REMOVAL.

@HNlfE Subscriber has removed his entire Stock
Il ofGoods from Lvnchburg to Now Glasgow,
aud respectfully socils the patronage Of the citi-
zens OF the latter town and its vicinity. His stock
embraces Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crock
cry, &c &c. and his prices will always beas low
as possible RO c. JOHNSON
May 90 as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

FOR X gtNT,
EssxxA VUNIE House and Lot on tho Hill,
fsN.I1 Il situated IN respectable neigh-
III, borhood, at present occupied by the
sGfa3&X0k subscriber. II is very desirable re-
sldcncc fer a prisute faaily There is fine gar
dcn attached 10 the tenement, now in afne eondi--
tien, having On it an abundance OF Vegetables and
Fruit. Possession given Immediately, Apply to.
Mr.. WIN. Diggos ofLynchbarg ~
RO G.. JOHNSON.
Lynchbnrg, MAY 90, 1883 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
NEW QOODS.


fHNflt sobserbcrs hevo now he pleasure Of In
NJ forming thcn friends aud tho public atlntae,
lhai, from teconl purchases made at The Neyth by
one Of tho firm, and carefully selected their stock
Is enbfey complete. Ihoy deem it unnecessary to
give "A list oithoir eood8--snflira II 10 aay that
then stock embraces almost eve.y article m tho
no of UrH Goods, Gfoccries Hatdpars and 1ut-
tetH@-in thus is included anoxlenaige selection Of
Has, Boots aud Stoes, of all descriptions From
purchasers they respectfully ask a eall--,hey are
confident hat disY eau afford us goon bargains cl-
.hei eAoffSafe u lctati ~ can be offered in ths
m0tkot
Their Ware Rooms also open for the reccp4
lion Of all sorts oiprodoee, To be shipped os sold on
10 the receiving and forwarding Of gootfs,
NOW LIN, HUNT & Go.
My 90 Is
IN il undsrsigucd teeis gretofel for the parou-
N ago heretofore cSteud9d 10 nm "a Commis-
sion Merchant IA the sales Of Tobacco, Flour &c.
As member oi the iitm OF Nowiin, llu3t& Co.
lac soliclts Il continuation OF that patronage, and
PLEDGES pateaIlr attention To al eonsignnients
male 10 tia, linn. SAMUEL NOWLIN
May - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

OUERY.--A and b set out from two given
points, distant 1000 yards For every 80 yards
which travels, A travels SO yards = And more
over b travels GO yards in Il second Of time. IL
what time will A overtakc and how FAR will
each travel before Z be over,aken
QUERTST
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

ya' We were presented, on Thursday last, with
specimen Of Strawberries, from the garden of
Maj J b. Risquc, Of this place, one of which
ncusured inches anu 3-Sths In circumference.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The Protestant Episcopal Convention for the
Diocess of Virginia, assembled in Richmond on
Wednesday last. The Richmond Wing OF that
date informs US that many eminent Dvpcs, and
unprecedented numbers from all quarters. ate In
attendance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

g-S' The Richmond Enquirer corrccts an error
which we had fallen into in common with 9TH
The last Legislature did moi vote aswotd to
Lieut. Randolph for his gallan,ry during the last
war. The House of Delegates adopted such re-
solution, but il vas arrested in thu Senate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

3-f writer in thc Charlottesville Chronicle
tive i, Congress from that Distrirt to remove the
coui which hangs over his political sentn'"-ts--
the consequence Of his nncanI" ami unqnlvoca,ins
course The General may respond to the call now
that he is ccc,etl--but, had il been made IN the
o.d5,h VI Marcel It would nave been Ike snrhmon-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

~ The 80 section of tic Judiciary Act Of
1899 which embraces all offences, any where
committed, IS the authority upon which application
Is to be made for warrant from one of the United
Stat Judges for a warrant 10 arrest Lieut.. Ran
dolph. 1t reads as follows
SIC. 80. .4nd be IL further ennctcd, That for
any crime offence against the United States,
the offender may, by any Justice Judge Of the
United states, or by any Justice of the Peace or
other Magistrate of any Of the United States,
where he may be found, asreeably to the usual
mode of process against offenders in such State,
and at the expense of the United States, be ares
ted, imp, isoned," &c. SC.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20

s-rThe Chariot s9e Chronicle Of the 18th inst.
informs US that Dr. Robley Dunglnson, the distin-
glished Professor OF Medicine in the University Of
Virginia has been elected Professor of Materia
iedica, Therapeutics, Hygiene. and Medical Ju-
rsprujencc in the Faculty ofPhysic of the Univcr
sty of Maryland at Baltimorc--hat he has accept
ed the aprontment-and has signifed his inten-
ton resign, at the close Of the next session. the
Chair he has go long and 50 ably filed il our Uni-
versity.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

ia meal; bat it should be Of good qaali-
lty. II il better - drink half the quaint
|ty and have the quality superior.-
New and sharp wines are more hurtfal
than beneficial Red wine 10 prefers
|ble to white. They who have the
means Of mining it With gaseous wates
isuch a. Seller water, natural or man
ufaetured, will d veil to supply them
selves With tie salabrious and agreea-
BILE drink.
Beer cider, especially when new,
when not well Germented, or when
sour, dispose to cholics aud diarrhoea,
Iand thus become very dangerous.
What has been said, applies with stron
lger force to sweet or new. wine.
(SingedD JUDo8, PARlsHr,
EsoUIRoL, CHEvALLIER,
LEROUX, LEGRAND,
BARON DEsGENHrrs.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

PRxvxxTsox or CaoLEaA.-Dr.
yennison, q Cambridge, has published
IN the Boston Courier, q communica-
ton, with directions Tor Preventine the
Cholera. His prescription Is rigid
fasting for - or 60 hours, when per
sons are afflicted with bowelcomplaints
which geoer.lly Precet:e cholera.
Pure water, o. tea or coffee may be
taken freely. He says in six o. seven
cases oct Of eight, the disorder will
yield to this remedy. In cases where
IL does nee, after two or three days,
medical aid should be called. The
doctor states that he was assured bA
the late Dr.. Marshal Spring, that he
had never, till seventy yeass Of sge,
been afflicted By any malady whisS he
did not overcome By abstinence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

BAxx or ENoEAMD.-On The 3lst
May, Loed Althrsp, u . Committee
on the Bank Charter Act, proposed .
series ofresolutioas, e@bodying the ar
raneemene eth tie Bank, end The ~
eulatioa of Banking CoMPaniss, winch
Re prefaced BY = speech Of cooadera-
he length. The rssolutioos were Of
dered to be printed, but no vote VA
taken upon them. The leading fea-
lures Of the arrangement arr, that the
charter shall be renewed for 81 years,
an option heing reserved 10 Govern
mcnt to put an end to it after the ex-
pirat,on Of 10 years notice-that nc
banking company Of more than sir
partners shall issue notes in the metro
! polls or within IS miles oft, but banks
lof more than sin partners at creates
distance may draw bills on London to
any amount, and issue notes payable
in London-that the Bank Of England
notes shall be q legal tender for debts
above the value Of 81. and the notes ol
the Bank shall not be payable in gold
except at the Bank Of England aud
its branches-that bills having not
more than three months to run, shall
not be subjected to the Usury Laws
that a weekly account similar t.
that laid before the Committee, stating
that the amount Of bullion in the Bank
and the notes in circulation, shall b<
furnished weekly to the Government
which is to be considered confidential
but the average Of these accounts, Al
the end Of the quarter, shall be pub
lished in the succeeding quarter in the
Gazette; and that a bill shall be intro
duced into Parliament to regulate
Country Banks, and to encourage
Joint Stock Banking Companies in the
country to issue Bank Of England
notes. A fourth part Of the sum len'
by the Bank to Government is to be
paid of, and the charge for the manage
ment Of the the public debt to be re
duced from 245OOOL. to l3O, OON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

1t IS stated in agricultural periodi-
Gals, that stacking grain around a
green pole Of Sassafras, will ef3ectual-
y prevent any injury from the Weavil.
The experiment has been tried in
numerous instances, and in all cases
The result has been satisfactory.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

The Nteueos EMPesis@, speaking Of
the trial then pending between the socie-
ties Of Friends, says:-~The large num-
Der Of respectable looking strangers in
town, give 4 new and pleasant aspect to
our streets, and our commodious public
houses are no doubt rcaping golden har.
vests from quiet and temperate guests
1t is q nogei sight to 60 INTO the court
room and witness its benches crowded
with men habiscd in the plain garb and
outward simplicity Of Fog and Penn-or
il you look up to the gallery, you sec the
quakeress, whether sgrave matron or COY
maid, J" the first Learly two hundred years
behind the march Of fashion and frivolity,
in her straight bonnet, cap and handler
chief; while the daughter has taken mid
die ground, thinking il no harm to look Be.
wiiching in a neat cottage, or modern
bebee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

Mapping Hat, By Seam.-The in
vention Of man appears to have no
bounds since Fulton discovered the
utility, aud applied to the purposes Of
navigation the power Of steam, the inn.
provements that have been made IN
the arts and sciences are almost lnrred-
lille. We stepped into a hat manufs
tory . few days since, and were SUP
Pfised and gratifej tosee in successful
and admirable operation . new patent
machine for mapping hats, carried on
by steam. The beauty and superiority
fthe work is admitted by all who ex.
amino it. On enquiring wherefore
Of othe re, We were informed that it
required extremely hot water to bring
the article to perfection, and that this
is accomplished much better through
the agency Of steam than in any other
it having been ascertaiDed
that steam applied IN this way is five
times as hot as boiling water.-Phiia-
dephia Inquirer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

The people Of Michigan, it would
seem, are extremely hostile to Gen.
Black Hawk and his companies. The
Officer having them in charge, on his
arrival atDetroit, deemed it expedient
t" procure a body guard, to protect
them in the progress Of their journey
westward. His extelleocy the Gen
eral in Chief was burnt.iu eAigy at
detroit. That those people who
have themselves been sufferers in the
late conflict with the Indians, or those
whose friends have suffered, should
feel some what sensitive on the appear.
ance Of Black Hawk and the Prophe.
among them is not very strange; yet,
we think it was Al least impruden.
and impolitic thus to manifest their
on the occasion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

ENscRArINo lNDsANs.-Oo Toes
day last, between three and four hum
dred Of the Pottawamie indians passed
down the Grand Prairie, Eve miles
west Of Lafayett, on their journey to
their allotted territory west Of the Ma
sissippi. We learn they were accom-
panied BY Col.l PePper, the removing
agent, and Lieutenant Montgomery,
Of the army, a. assistant. They are 10
good health and removing condition.
Wabash Mevcuy. j
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-08-17

London is said to be one Of The
healthiest places 10 the world. 1t haa
been stated, and we believe correctly,
that the happy exemption which the
Inhabitants Of that city for the most
part enjoy from the diseases common
to other capitals, is owing to the sui
Phureous naptha emitted from the
coal, serving the salutary purpose Of
checking the progress of the febrile
infection. To prove that the air is
saturated with tins Daptha, you canno,
ind a wasp, an insect to which su:phus
is obaoxious, within . sphere Of its &C.
ton.
Manufacturing esta blishment are a
bout to be introduced into all the
Southern States.-Thc last Salisbury
IN. Co., papers says 1--WE are pleased
at the feelings which is about to take
hold Of this State in relation to manu-.
factories. A steam engine has jus,
been made in Pittsburgh for a cotton
nban0factory which Is about to be pul
in operation in Greensborough- We
are aaxious to see it succeed togeth.
er With many others, not only Gifts kind,
bat also Of divers other branches Of
loom industry and enterprize."