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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11

April, at cost Cali 500 you that want baTgSinS
mario '-''-- 800 -'t- JAS. C ORR
Bargains! Bargains!!
account Of my house being rented over head. by
employ at the time) viii have to by
months until get INV own house
have concluded to SELL orr NY EY7TRE SToCK Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods.
At nearly price, at private Sale for only!
ncng this day Nov time Ladies and Gem
temsn and an Come at on:e and get goods e'eaper a"
TERAs:-A sums nnier $40 cash; over SEQ note At %
ire Wheeling lmh9i JOHN RoEMER.
AUCTION SALE!
WE viii son.%SS the sale g our valuable stock Of
day, K0YDA ?, Els ssE lHIRCK great variety Of de-
de.IFsbIe Goods ''ilAOSt gs.ssEs
mhS HEISRELL SWEARTNGEN
p EMOYAL.-TO log Main Street, 81 door above the
n ~ ~ Bank where prepared to fill all orders
WHEELER LiKIN, Merchant Tailors.
mhs l0a Main street, WheslIng. Va.
ARDEN, Field and Flower Seeds, from Briggs Bro,
WA: EDWARDS BRO,
mis- Opposite McLure House.
ENAsTERN AND PINE APPLE CHEESE-Jast received
u and for sale by rmhsl WA EDWARDS BRO.
NO. 1, aud 5 MACRERELg-COdash and HerTing--juSt
~ received and for sale by
'TURkEf OOFsEE.-Ihis COuer, ground The
cylinder, and packed in metallic packages, by which
means its valuable properties and rich
retains its strength aud freshness in that degree NJ purity
ote For eG Sy mS &C. E6&E6s g. sR6
VERMICELLA, MHeaT0ni, and English Split Peas
mis- -----N Wa. EDWARDS BRO
Peach Brandy.
WE have in store and for ale very superior article
w Georgia Peach Brandy, warranted years old and
pure DOANE ADAMS,
mh6 No. 81 Main 81.
DECrIFIED WHIsREY and domestic Liquors Constantly
III on hand aud for sale BY D0ASE 6 ADAMS.
nh6 No 80 Main st.
1OS BUSHELS C1rn Meal, received aud for sale 6T
- mh6 MATHEW McNABB.
(IIGARs-ren thousand Of those ine AItIa Cigars,
~ just received and for Eale
mia 3. FUNDENBERG's.
WHISKEY.-A small quantity Of superior Rye Wits.
~ key (zeH Years Old) for sale at
Inh4 s FUNDENBERG'S.
HONCENTRATED LYE.-5 boxes hand and for saie At
- mn4 s. PUNDENBERG'S-
T ISSEEO OILS bbIs received aud for sale at
II mht s. PuNDENBER6's.
Who Would be without it
Nov that has Commenced between Gas At a certain
price or no Gas at all. have made complete
engagements to Keep fully supplied with syIvie OIL which
for safety, purity OF light eearness cheapness e s
perior TO other In Pima OIL, CaInphine, Sc
OIL at the lowest narKet price, for sale wholesale and
ms No. us Main 70 3 w 4eNs st. ws S0
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11
To Let.
For Rent

I HREE or four small houses in Centre wbe.,,n,
4 Is6z3 Apply 20 JOS GRAVE,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11
DENTISTRY.

n B.-Messrs R. o. take pleasure in rvferrinE,byP
mission, TO the following gentlemen:
H. r. Weed D. D.; Hon Geo W. Thompson, His Hon. ARD
CALDWELL Morgan Nelson, Esq, B. II. EoH ESQ., John
Rrssell DR.. w J. Bates, DR.. T. H. Cammins, Dr. T. A
Hdreth. ORA = Told TaIlant DeAplain, John Knoie
Esq, AeClallens. Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. novlS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11
LIVHRY sTARLn FoR sAI,n.

rTNuF s,h.--I1-o-- - Oil ECES SA1h.
me entire Livery Stock The late 6rua o. BuiRrr
FOR particulars enquire OF either under
a3il I IEEE. k 4 aPLsEe
IATAWBA, Ginger, and Domestic brandy just received
AAd tsr sale BY lOea2l ". A. EDWARDS BRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11

Liz persons having claims against undsrSgned viii
present them for aettleen previous the prox
themselves indehFed 70 wiz imn.e-
aiate payment tmh1I LEWIS n. BEEBR.
70 THE DENTAL. PROFESSION OF THE SOUTH AND
N.s5tAftsr the LIST Of April shall pleassd
ee1te AL orders for block (forEare By EpF.sg IN
AnEa1de, Wis. lmhil LEWIS n BREBR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11

Local and through tickets b. purchased variou
the LtVee, wheeling Va
suPerintendant's once, CAPRI, JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland. March Z. ISIS. milo sgPL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11

The following nste is from gentleman who
has himself long been in public life:
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-11

ME large room nov In the occupancy Of the oIdr
loUs, In the Sd story Of the warehouse on MaTirS
occupied by Z. CranTle Co. Possession given on ~
day Of April next Apply TO Henry Moore or
lAnlZ p L. ARMSTRONG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
Tho Kansas QuestioD.

We arc rciuctantto make the rejection OF
the English overture the pretext for renewal
Of the Kansas agitation. We av0w, without
hesitation, that We have had enough OF the
ridiculous wrargles and iueonsequential Is,
sues which have occupied the public mind
for the last three years, to the exclusion OF
all other matters of real momeat. Ia all SIN
cerity, We own repugnance 70 the very name
OF X .usas. Its associations must slcHen any
Jut tie most Obiurate stomach. We turn
with aversion from d retrospect which bur
deus the memory with SO many pain iui rec"i-
lectiDus of foolish counsel and abOrtye effort
We long to see the curtain drop upon Il piece
in which 80 few Of the characters have played
a creditahle part, and OF which the citastry-
pbe is go little to the satisfaction Of the spec
tators. L. is time the country were relieved
OF a travail which has vexed It's spirit and ex.
haustcd its energies, WITH ut yielding any re.
suit over which either the North or the South
are Inclined to exult 1t is full time govern
meut was allowed to direct Its attention to
thoss great questions of foreign and domestic
policy which 50 unfortunately demand the
care of the Administration. BY these con-
sdera.iops as well as by an actual obsargs-
ton Of The drift Of popular opuipn, We are
warranted 10 the assertion that all parties il
the South are anxious - cxungllsh the tew
i,ckeri = remains OF the X ans as controversy,
and to restore the peace and repose which
are 90 essential ~ the elfare of the country.
-Rjch South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
a Painful DIsappOint I'm n #.

\ family re-iding in Fulton avenue near
Oxford street we're thrown into great distress
last night uuder the Glowing circumstances
"A daughter, sn only child, was engaged to
be married on that evening. Every prep,ri-
ton had been made for the wedding, tho
bride was dressed and decorated, and every.
thios va, Ia readiness, but the bridegroom.
As the hour fixed for the ceremony ap-
preached, his absence became the subject Of
remark, aud messengers were despatched to
his residence u hurry him W, but he was not
70 be found. lie had lett his residence about
TWO O'Clock in the afternoon to get some things
lbr the wedding 10 New York, and persons
bad seen him sc the Fulton ferry, but since
th"t no trace 0! binI could be found
Inquiries were made Of the police. If an v
accident had occurred but no tidlngs could be
had. Time wore away, the bride and her
parents watching eagerly every foct-tep in
expectation that i; might be the absent one
Midnight came, but no bridegroom, por It'd
legs OF him. II Was deemed unad,isable to
wait longer aad the party broke up, the bride
nearly distracted with grief, and the parents
and friends filed with wonder at the cause Of
the EridegrOOD's abseoce. No trace of him
had been found this morning. The brides
family are vi the highest respectsbility, and
haze tong resided IN Book yn.-N \. COM
,.,.r.,yy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
Effects or Gen. Perslrer r. smith.

OF this sale, which took place the day be.
fore yesterday, the Phllaie!phia North Amer.
lean say:
The elects comprised the private ward.
robe, military equipments, camp furniture,
arms and other appurtenances ct soldier .
profession, besides quantity CT lndran and
Mexican curosItIes The entire catslog cue
embr aced 234 lots. 1t would lie difficult
matter 70 name any article necessary to CON
iort--frOm u camp b.dstead to u punch.
bpa !--which WAS not Included 10 the list
The personal wardrobe was ey!ensive-cOm-
prislng tsen'y-iour pairs Of pants, a whole
heap # vests, numerous coats aad 10 less
than four dressing gowns. The military
clothing was IN large variety, a. well as hats,
dress swords, and military trappings. 4 pair
Of epaulctts 10 bullion was the object If en-
pecial interest. Upon tho shOulde-p piece Of
each are two stars IN silver, each star set
witt thirty-.wu small dianonds. Gen. Pat
ter,on bid hundred dJllsr- for each, st
which sun they were Knocked down 10 hin.
after spirited competition by other parties
There was a!so casquer table Of wood irJ u
the Il .S-,taf at the City Of NJ, Yico.
Another much coveted article was large
military arm chair, elegantly carved, made
oy the -spe manufacturer, OF wood frJtn the
fJrtificatlous Of San Juan D'Ullus, q. Vera
Cruz, ard which cost $50"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
Crops In Prince Georges, VI d.

There can be no doubt now OF the failure o.
the Tobacco Crop in this portion of Mary
land. Truly, the Planters and Farmers have
been sorely oppressed this year. An aim"s'
total failure Of the Wheat Crop and but bal!
prices for Tobacco, have contributed to pro
duce a state of depression and sadnes'
among Them, which We have scarcely ever Wit
messed before.
At least one half Of the growing crop
consists OF small underling plants, which
can never get TO the house, and the remaln'
ing portion Ia sickly and spioGlirg for the
want of rain. We are now 10 the midst OF q
severe drough. and no pros; ect Of rain yet
The Corn Crop, too, is suffering severely and
q full crop cannot be made. Oar most es'
perienced Planters tbiuk tha. it Is too late
to lock for much improvement in TobsccC--
no matter how sessOnatls the weather may
become.--Pidnters' Adrocdte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
Observation-Disclosures.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Inquirer, referring to the 70,
mors about speeches Of NJ. C's being pre-.
pared By other persons, draws q distinction
thus:
'In soma cases this is done from sheer
inability on the part of the member himself,
10 others from The wan, OF time, or because
tie party employed is better conversant with
the particular subject. Egen Mr.. Seward is
known to employ more than one Individual
t. huGt up references and prepare skeletons in
reference to the su'ject upon which he may
desire 70 address the Senate, and yet no one
doubts bis ability TO such work for himself
Some the best speeches of last season were,
to my knowledge, tie work of others than
those who delivered them 10 Congress. The
custom Is by no means uncommon"
We suspect there is good deal Of truth in
the above. Sometime ago we cav 40 account
i suit boruught by tho editor Of a paper in
Maine for the SUN u tn dollars, which be
had charged member of Congress for writ
lag his letter Of acceptance OF the nomins-
ton. TIE candidate was elected aGd then
Regulated the EDITORS claim. In view Of
the disaster which has attended Foley's at
tempt to write his own letters, we should say
IL would be good idea u employ others to
write both letters and speeches. Most Of our
great men" are indGpted to the press for
their fsme in more ways than one Lynch
burg IUginidn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
The EinIyet I'm Eurone.

The Echo AGricole says the wheat harvest
q France is nearly ended. Generally speak
iug, 1t will not be Of such good Quality a,
that u 1857, and will weigh on al average
four to five kliogrammes less per hectslitre
The have-t Vi 1858 will. consequently, be
less than the preceding; but it must not be
forgotten that that Of 1857 was above the
average.
From Sweden it is reported that tho &C
counts from the Governors of provinces say
the crops show very middliug prospect
The export OF corn from the North of Eu
rope will, threfore, be very limited thi. year
Prices are moving up 10 all the markets 10
Sweden.
The crops in the grand dachy Of Finland
are all favOrably spoken Of. aud an imperi.
a. ukase has extended the time during which
corn may be imported, free Of duty, in tbs,
country.
The LATEST accounts from Oiesss say tha,
some damage has been done BY rain to the
crops 10 Poland and Bessarabla.
la Spain the harvest Of CASTLE is much
better than bad been hoped for.
The favorable prospects Of abundant viu.
tsge which existed, a few weeks back, in
Sicily, have been completely destroyed by
tremendous sirocoo winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
Late Foreign New,

Although sill parties shrourbon, =
have become converts TO the IeI,at - .nE!,;
recent military demonstrations IN Cb... &
and generally throughout Franc ',,''I
serious political Significance, no ,,ec,,'
iety is OccssIOned, there bein0 :. VI
race OF adequate precautions on r. -.
tho British government Thers !. 30 - I
creased feeling OF security ereeDd..'.
news embraced IN the three last p !
mails, and more confidence now prrf.,,. -
at any previous perioi of tie wear 80 ~
The Paris conference it is s,ii h..
ken up the question of the navleat,on - !" =
Danube. The returns OF the Ba1s n 3. =
show an increase Of cash OF thrty.;t,.. :"
lions Of francs. Ii is currently rcpo,, ss :, !
Marshal RswdOn has resigned III. yo,' ' -
ship of Aglers, aud will be replaced b, +.
ersl dc Sales. ~
The Paris correspondent 5f toe L,.,.
Times says it is reported and not upII,s.'
be true, that the existing rupture te,....
Naples and the western powers Va. ,ns ~
jecs Of conversation betweeu the ElgI., =,
French statesmen at Cnerblury, and s,.'
renewal Of negotiations was spoken Of :,
sirsble, provided the King OF Naples ,e,. >.
the obstinacy with which lie has been a..
toned to reject good advice. rae ,s,,.
feeling Is that diplomatic lntercou.e /. I,..
ere long to De resumed.
Diplomatic Negotiations between ,5s pa,
sentatives Of Spain and MexlcJ for ID. :.
tlemsnt Of the lJug-pea Ing dispute ws,,.,
pected to commence very shortly. Gen
monte, Mexican minister ~ Engbol a.
France, had notified SPAN that he wa, AZ,
ed pleoipo tertiary al a0c. The Ind,
Daily News says thai u1n. AIm0nte re.,.
his LJudDn mlsslOn on account Vi li,.Is,r
but would continue to represent M.x.o A.,
Paris.
A despatch says the reported restora,i,,,
Se5astDpVl 10 untrue, and that Il rem4lr. +,
actly AZ the allies lett It, with the sdig
OF the consequent decay occAsIgnei ty a..
lect. The Efforts Of the American coma,
which UNDERSTOOD to RAISE toe .hlp. c,,.
failed. They raised one Turkish s,e!us
which was rotten. The Ra,sIau .Uip. va,,
OF green wood, are probably 10 Tue .4s
state. Their masts are gradually dl:.,,eg
ing.
A letter from Warsswslys that relgi..i
reform has taken place 10 toe itas.I.a ~
ernment, which has limited the suibOn,
the orthodox Greek clergy 10 certain u,ii.ni
and suppressed some ridiculous ceremyUa
which had been introduced luso toe pC...
worship.
rhe negotiations with the neE C4..4
com missioner were proceeding al li...,.
and an interview was to take place VI IL
7th of jane, which would decide waa!aa %.
Chinese government would YIELD TO i.s q.
mands OF Euglaud and Francs, Vr iJEc: ~.
~ continue the war.
The L,udon Posts Paris correspo1!s.s
writes that official dispatches had res..s
Paris, from wnlcD 1t is CONCLUDED t1, e!
Chinese government desires peace. VIZ
the dispatches lett It WAS expected tuai e'.
Of peace would be offered, accompanied n,
permission to establish embassies a. Pes.
representing Eoglsoi and France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
Tobacco Carried on.

We learn from the Baltimore >uH. Z. .
turday last, that rather unusual occuUg'
the hauling of large quantity 0! u.m
through the streets at a late hour Of Z
night of Wednesday, has caused sOm. !
tivity among the police, who haTesIncc "a
10 search Of il. 1t appears that fGr'
drays, each having on two b0g'hcad', so;
furniture wagon loaded with the love q
terisl, were seen to pass through CgIs
Fayette aud North streets, toward. Z
boundary OF the city; but after set'Is.
the hill near Mount Royal reservoir %
Jog more was heard OF it. Parties y.
claimed the ownership Of the TOBIAS
called at tho middle dis trIct police "a
ton on Thursday evening, AMI made
quiry respecting the directions Il had as%
but with no success 10 discovering T.
was not alleged that it was stolen, uoFt'
it be definitely ascertained why It T'''
moved at such an unusual hour The 81.
are still in search Of it, but cauuo; .ct.1
in discovering whittier il was carrie! u
understood that the removal Ct the t,I:
took place by virtue Of writ q TeF..u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
An ushOr.

Mr.. Bayard Tayior. 10 recen. letter, gives
the follu wing SIX Itch OF an author whose excel
lent romance must have scared tor blU
much personal interest and goodwill ON this
side OF the Atlantic:
la the suit OF tie Princess was Gustav
Freyteg the author OF sol and Habeu. -
Those vi my readers uho have read this woT
("Debt sud Credit'l may be interested IN
knowing that Fieytag is q small, slight man,
of about thirty-.igat, With merry blue eyes,
goldeu blonde hair, lnustsches and beard q
la vandyke, rudy check, and the pleasat1est
and cherries, presence generally, lie made
a very agreeable impression upon me before
| knew who be was. | hope 10 see more oi
him after NY return from Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
Capt Pope's Wen Expedition.

We have just beard frou Capt. P,pe's ar.
tesiau-weIl expedition. Major Cunningham,
paymaster L. 5. army, recently visited aud
paid them Z, Il at their camp near the Pecos
rIyes, aid at The western extremity OF the Stak.
ed Paine. The captain has temporarily
suspended operations upon his we'll 10 con-e.
quence Of bis steam machinery getting cut Of
oEdvr--caused, as we understand. by the brscE
ish water which be has teen compelled to Use
10 making steam. We understand the well
isover thirteen hundred feet deep, aud though
the shaft has passed through water several
times, none Of the streams reached would
send the water ID the top OF the well. Capt
Pope was awaitin s orders rem the Wa, De-
partment, which orders it is supposed would
either direct him TO continue the work with
horse power, or transfer bin some other point
tocommeoce operations. San antonio Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
The Tax upon ORciaIs.

The following article from the Louisville
Journal, in reference TO the right OF asses
ment Of tax upon Government employees,
as maintained by the Washington Union, We
commend to the perussl OF our readers:
The Administration organ regards the
levy OF tax pom all persons employed by
the Government, so judicious and proper that
it would make the refusal TO pay the assessed
Quota a ground for instant dismissal.
lit is not necessary to refer to the pension
ed standing army of oficeholders which
such policy will bring into the field, nor
the decentralization which must necessarily
follow a system which makes tine opinions OF
every man subject 10 the dletatorial will Of
the Executive. For the present We wish to
take only one view Of this singular and dan
eerous manifesto, and show It's tendency TO-.
wards despJtism. In what does this policy
d fer from the metaphysics of Thomas lub-
bes, who, in carrying out the idea Of King
Charles Cabal, maintained that tie will Of
the prince was The standard Of right and
wrong, and that every subject out to be ready
to profess Christianity, Mahomedanism or
Pupanism, at the royal command? The re-
suit of such teaching vas the relaxing OF all
moral obligations, aud it has its forcibIe par
allel in this effort to put the plough through
all individual responsibility and private in.
depreciation of right, and erect the will Of
the President into the system OF political
faith BY which ali men must be judged, to
be exalted or condemned. 10 the tunes Of
the Stuarts, the royal prerogative was the
great question 80 teossiOusly supported BY
the toryism Of the day, and 1t is not difficult
to trace the same feeling down to the present
era, when the ipse dirt Of Mr.. Buchanan, on
ell questions, is held to override all coOstitu.
tiOnal interpretations and all legislative CO.
actmeuu. 1t is in this vsndal demolition
of oil repu blican landmarks and the wsnton
disregard OF law, that are most painful
" impressed With this new system of poll
tiesl ethics, which has been just announ ced."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
The "New Question" again.

NEGRO SUNDAY SCHOOLS The account
given in the DIsp ,tch, Of yesterday, las de-
rived from the Msyor,) Of the proceedings
against the Leigh Street African Sunday
School, on Sunday last, differs somewhat
from our notice # the affair aud its antece-
dents, III Mondays paper. The Dispatch
saws tbat ION the l5tu inst, Lieut.. Truehart
aod Waterman Gilman, reported to the
Mayor that negroes we're TO be seen every
Sunday morning from daylight until 10
O'Clock, entering the basement Of the church
with books 10 their hands, the Ulcers be-
lieSing that they we're there the greater part
OF their tine, without icing urder the super
vision of d white person" This wss 10 et-
feet, the character OF the ''cOmpiaiDts"
v HEB We SAID bad been made 10 the Mayor
against Que or more c! these schools, not by
officers, "a we understood, bat by citz;ns.-
with this information before him." SAYS
the Dispatch, the Mayor directed the two
officers to 90 to that church last Sunday
morning. aud if they found that the negroes
assembled there were beIng taught from
books or if they found shem assembled to-
gether, AID not under the immediate super
vision OF white persons, to arrest the Whole
party aBd bring them before hlGI. The oih-
GERS, ON entering tue basement, found the
negroes slJne, some v It'd ADD some without
books-,he pastor, Rev. Vim. L. Lindsay,
aud perhaps other white persons, lug III
toe room aboye;-took them iGto custody,
AID carried them before the Mayor, by whom
they we're reprlm aoded aud discharged"
From CO verSation With Lieut.. Trushstt,
we find that this version Of the affair is cor
rect. The negroes were not receiving orat
instruction from Mr.. Lindsay, when tuey ar.
rived at the church, as We stated; but had
that gentleman been present. toe thcert, at
cordipg to their understanding 81 the Mayors
instructions, would -t!l have taken tie scho!-
ars into custody. The Mayor did not rePrI-
maud and discharge the prisoners, but IL
structtd Lieut.. Truehart TO DISMISS then,
with the aduonitiUn that II caught at That
school ..gaip, they would be punlshed. There
was no r.sersatlvn; the admohitlon was VI
conditional 10 its statam9ut.--Rtch. Whty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-27
How Franklin was Treated.

10 speaking of the tir-s publication of bis
papers on electricity, Dr.. Franklin himself
says
"Obliged as We were TO MI Collinson for the
present of the tube. &c, thought II right ne
should be informed OF our success IN using II,
and wrote him several letters, containing &C,
counts OF our experiments He got them read
in the Royal Society, wnsre they were not al
first thought worth much notice as 10 be
printed in their transactions. One paper, which
wrote TO Mr.. Kenrersley, on the sameness OF
lightning with electricity, semitic Mr.. Mitchell,
an acquaintance o! mine, and ore OF the mem
bers OF the society. who wrote zoe word that II
had been read. but ras laughed at By the con-
poisseu,s. - Works OF B. Franklin.