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thrown out by their representatives in con- t-' JTCHS. The people, are disposed to Brother-in-law think, will learn to appreciate more fully the Mr. WHS with me a little while usefulness of their military establishment, a an wanted me to shave him a Bond-- Mr. Lrfevcr and wise policy winch has marked the iUitli it VMS ajj-oodboiul too, and I offered Permit ad.ninistration of the war department, par- to suave him for 25 but he a a fact i is of Scularly as relates to the economy of its would not lei me--so he baid he i--ma- icy-we the Treasurer will, no doubt, submit evi mo "ki g' Had the to their decision, without hesitation. Compiler been well acquainted vith in this stale, he could me to notice, in your some eeonomy measures; for it is believed in many instan- would tro to you Now-1 want vou'te ask importance to a considerable class of the community and which demands -es, where cvces-iive disbursements were him oO, and after a while take 25, for he ine i and wh: alleged, tliere was, on the contrary, a clear must be snaved; then ne will see that I the investigation of all living 1 of expense to the nation.

THE COMPILES. like to g-i ''if" a ritrhthard shave. From 13rotlicr-iu-law." The foreg-oing- letter my informant dis- GETTYSBURG, Jusn 5, 1322. covered on the table of the gentleman on I wlloin Ue nac determined to when he I left tue other, and on whom lie afterwards We have been, several times, re- did cal1 and submitted to be shaved" at a quested to notice the conduct of a i discoontof 25 percent. for he could do 1 The manners of the latter pleas- certain sub-deputy Post Master in ing hun better than th(J conduc( county.

I no complaint is, that former, although he had the conscience he Post-office is frequently ask him JO per cent, discount. Thus do concerned. not ask him too much, You and me can fix A construction has been laid upon itri htwucn we meet ajjam, as we ajwayr the law of our State, imposing a tax tj 1 of i i i i tir Ui Vi cl i onrl I HI to soon after the most i a mail arrives, and no person to be found to attend to it in consequence of which farmers and others are obliged to call several times for their newspapers, c. From the subjoined paragraphs, and others which we have seen, it that the crops of wheat and corn have been very much injured by the Fly and Cut-worm. In tnia county, also, those destroyers of tne prospects of the Farmer have committed great ravages.

Md. May IS. AGRICULTURE. It is much to be feared ttiat the crop of Wheat will be very light this harvest. We that in Washington, Frederick and Montgomery counties, all famed for the growth of wheat, there will scarcely be any crop at all, and the Eastern Shore, the field's that have been opened by the frost, are now wasting- under the effects of fly and sedgrinir.

The average crop in cannot be more than half a. crop from present appearances, and the fear is that it be mucii less even than that. In this part of the countrv, the cut worm has made "dreadful among- the corn, and vegetables generally and we are told, the FLY has done considerable injury to the wheat fields. CAHIISI.E VCLUSTF.EII. The Hessian Fly, that fell destroyer of the 'staff of is now voraciously and to an alarming extent, -engaged in its ravages so that tears are entertained by many respectable farmers, that they will have to purchase their bread-tor the ensuing year, or at most, many do not expect more than naif a crop.

Perry Forester. 'i TFIE EDITOTI or THE 3rtt--The practice of taking' more than legal interest for money, by monied individuals, from their fellow being's in less fortunate circumstances than themselves--or, in plain and familiar languag-e, the odious and detestable practice of Jto "ET savrisu," has been reduced to such a perfect system, that it loudly calls for the sharpest and most severe animadversion. If those concerned in this most iniquitous of practices men who alone possessed immense and were totally regardless of social and natural feeling for the calamities incident to their species, it would be a procl- :sp.I w.sste of time for any per-Jin acquainted with their diabolical conduct to notice, them. But as the most conspicuous of them sre knovtitobe men with in public, demean themselves in a decent and g-entiemanlv who, fact, are selected as the Directors of mo- nied institutions the duties tney to their families, to the public, and to iera- these cormorants prhy upon tne vitals of society, and elicit weaitli from the misfortunes of their fellow men. Nevertheless we see men of this stamp aiding- in directing the concerns of the Gettysburg Dank Is it not strang-c that tiie majority of its stockholders --who are known to be humane and generous--for the credit of the institution, do not scourge these changers of inonev out of the It would be doing tne community a service; for, by suffering- such men to rill such stations have in opportunity of'fi iling-out every man that may be in want or an occasional loan of mo.iey to meet an engagement, over whom they can lord their monsters in human shape deserve to be execrated by every friend to hontsty atid fair dealing-.

Atticus. Fern THE Cowrtr.n. Ma. LSFEVJBII--I am once more induced to notice the AC pedant, and I expect to give him sufficient cause to throw away his g-oose quill, and retreat from the field of science forever. It is altogether likely, that he will still strive to retain his and, ttio'l may not be able to make him retreat, yet I am certain that it will be more for want of sound understanding on his part, taau sufficient cause on mine.

I did not enquire whether "Indeterminate Analysis" contained the most con litions or requisites, but merely if the cond.tions and requisites were cf equal number, ins reasoning therefore is not applicable. He pronounces the question which appeared in the Compiler of April loth absurd, because, he says, it has more conditions than requisites. In this lie is for although I always knew, that tuat query was an absurdity, yet can demonstrate that his reasons for pronouncing it so are not correct. To show his folly I shall here transcribe the query in question--" Wnut two numbers are they, whose sum is 300--the one dize, which justice and common sense equally condemn and i no expression in the act itself sanction. The Treasurer of thib County, in dating his certificates of the license, refers them all back to the first day of September, instead of affixing the date of the application by which he requires a man, who can sell his license for one or two months only, to pay as us he who obtains it for a year.

To me, it appears that the intent of the law is othersvise--that it merely re- i so per year, and that license a not expire i the end of the year after application. It is just and reasonable ttiat it be so, and any other i a i i can be given, must be arbitra- i and oppressive. I do not know what is tiie practice of the Treasur in i but I horx that the a will i i i and some decision satibictory a the mere tfise dixit of the Treasurei be obtained to justify the giving the above an insertion, you will oblige one interested. Z. I A I The National Vaccine Institution.

To THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STYTES. AN erroneous idea has been taken up, in consequence of the repeal of the law rela- to vaccination and manv persons have seen induced to believe, that this Institution was thereby broken up and abandoned. BCT THIS is THE CASE. The law which as been repealed, never granted any mo- icy, or made any other provision to encour- except to permit all letters to and from me on the subject, to be carried ree of postage. It must be evident, then, that the Vaccine Institution can be continued as well without the aid of this law, as with it.

The repeal of this an Institu- ii of this kind doubly necessary and clearly proves that the public good requires should be permanently fixed upon some foundation. should not be liable to not have said that no plan had been proposed "to cure hard times, raise the price of wheat," c. although, perhaps no patent right was ever obtained for the discovery. The plan ti-i 1,1 1 I A ifcJ i I 1 multiplied by 1 5-tJ, and the other by 2 j-rf. beanectea at time by personal caprice, cucn of tneir products shall equal thcsu.n of private interests, or vulgar prejudices 01 the numbers recmlred any kind.

I snail now give one that has just the number uf conditions and o.vir TWI requisites, and work it so as to put quib biing'out of the question and I will dare, notwithstanding- his criticisms, to retain the precibe phraseology of the former one. What two numbers are they, whose sum isoOJ--the one Multiplied by One dollar and" sixty-nine cent! and one third, and the other by two dollars and cents and three thirteentns, each of their products shall equal the sum of the numbers required Let One hundred and seventy seven and tirenty one, one liundied aud twenty sevenths, be multiplied by I dollar and cents and one third, and the product will be oUO, required per question Again-multiply 122 and one hundred and six one hundred and twentv seventus by 2 uoUars and 44centb and thirteenths, the product will be SO 1 as required per 177 and twenty-one one nun- dred and twenty-sevenths, and imJ. will continue mv exertions, therefore, to sa.ne number of co7iit 1 cstabI5 this Instifition on the plan pro- i i so as to nut cm posed, in opposition to every that may be presented arid I hope that a discerning-public will give such encourag-e- they must perceive it merits. The auxiliary agencies ulreaclv established, shall be continued and other agents shall be appointed, to whom this remedy will be forwarded occasionally for distribution. Ff these ag-ents should not want it at the time I may send it, they need not pay post- p.s^e or receive it.

My letters containing- the vaccine matter will in this case remain in the hands of the to be returned as dead letters to the General Post Office- to elect Joucfih fficttfcr governor That to cure hard times, raise the price of wheat, Sec. Well, the experiment was elected governor, and a considerable majority of his friends to the legisla- What was the Like that of slniost every a prescription--the more the patient look the worse he grew. Times grew harder and -win-at lower The patient at length lost all temper the quack doctors out of doois--threw their nostrums at i backsides, ab they departed--called a large majority of his old substantial friends about nis bed-bide, who boon a different copious discharges of the life's flutu were were pulse became more regular, and he is in a fair way of ultiirutv recovery. To drop the a when Hiester was elected, i a a i of his friends in the legislature, times grew i and wheat grew lower Since a democratic legislature were elected, the times have grown better and Now these are the facts. Draw a conclusions you please.

But may t.oi be permitted to ask, on parity oi reasoning, it be not a logical conclusion, that if on the election of a democratic legislature, times have improved and wheat raised one hundred per cent, that on the additional election of a democratic governor, the times will be entirely restored to their best grade We have already said, that we km of no patent i having been obtained for the discovering of curing- and raising the firicc of by e- Hk-stcr goven.or. indeed there is no need of i lor there is nut the lemotest danger of any one attempting to infringe tne privilege. Pcr.n. Intel. Lieut.

Abbott, lately tried by a naval court maitial, has been suspended from the i pay verdict has President. service for two years, or The been a i by the Amcr. PHILADELPHIA) May 15. The long; expected union between the General Assembly of the Presbyterian and the General Synod of the Associate Reformed has at length, been completed and ratified. This, as might have been expected, is a matter of great joy and rejoicing to all the sincere lovers of mat Saviour, is hundred ar.dbix one Hundred.

arJL 1 small-no---. emphatically denominated the Prince To give to such therefore an opportunity of venting this, their After all that has transpired under my i i a joy, the General A observation, after an experience of fven'y-j on Wednesday afternoon, 22d one years, (and particularly since the natural small-pox has been prevalent in this ciry,) I can assure the- public, that perfect matter is used. and the vaccine process is suffered to terminate without interruption. Vaccination .1 preventive sevenths, and their sum will bo Those mtercstcrl, who may wish -or fur- Delves, even allowing thcni to rank that this last question can be cr the relative duties of individuals, to though according- to it if nrvt thpm within the hounds "-vouid be imnoisibic. have now demon- information on restrain, if not keep them within the hounds of discretion.

The reverse of the picture. be impossible. have now demonstrated thatne docs not understand t.ic however, in relation their conduct, proves on which he writes. to be the fact; for neither t.ic dread i his favourite epithets He may to leisure hi- productior.s, at ins I since ne "fa.n would me thrOMSfh he nicciium of the post- postage public opinion, the disapprobation of the and virtuous, the cries of the and the Orphan, nor the compunctious of a surcharge'! conscience, indeed, i they have any conscience it be MICP be a to lettlic pubuc tticre.il an appear to be totally vcu-ons my an 1 and that men, appa-j--ti vhytne or.e i rtntlv fonncd vvith tiie prcri-miis- i He vri31 pk-as': infor.n to Lute Asrenl of Vaccination the Varc-nc Baltimore. May 10.

1 1 fortlic enjovment of as much spec-cs poctry intended each Itr EXPLOSION. The Po-o-dcr Mills of Mr. George in the vicinity of this place, were yesterday up for the scc- snouMcon- onc tirne in the present year; and inst. a special Meeting for Prayer riianksgivinfj to A i God, in i their brethren From the Associate Reformed Church, who have noiv become one i them, united, together with other Christians, who were convinced it is a pleasant and delightful thing for Brethren to together in unuy. The cxer- and imprcs- -s sive, and could not iVil to excite in i the bosom of cvcrv one present, feel- 1 ing-s vyf mofai oc pli-asing 1 Am.

D. JLd SMITH, cibcs of this i interesting nieet- for i were very solemn an To place tV cond-nct of A. C-) otr he Jcrchcs in true I -vill jjivc iou an prepositions. I would juit cVract from a ntffotwtioTi lately had -with two of the most notorious of thc'm, bv a re- up. Nouns an 1 not of hisn-vr, wno, u-ithout anv fault I defy him to point out me nic disagreeable TIC- ray's v.

Inch lit. can pro-. th.it i he "Richmond ha-s an a-rount of the patents issu-ed YVaslnngion, from Dec. 1'v- 1S20, end of Dec, 1S21. Tiiey a- .1.

Amonir of c.llinq-npon one of those corrno- ie lorincr is in cor-. 3n to presses one machine for clearing of an oVli-alion to rcctly placcii- As for some otucr ir. i t-jcm are newly invented printing ofajnsi debt. Theobhg-a- 3n last, they arc tc-o ndiruloush tion v-as' due and" to be to mcr.t notice. lair! and another for A S.

I vrr'ttcTi paper," to r.se t'-se la-ipnig-c of the v.a-1- th" to a an'l reasonable but his terms not accclc'l to. The 7 ncccssitatcfi moncv, x'u-n asked the Usurervch.it he for the bond, and he ci-antably otTi.rtd A. tor-, any cnjr. Vsto IK. iid the dffcrc-ncc -i for tops bottoms of ban-boxes--improvement in cor- -la-lies' so no'ice in the c.

al- yZVf YORK, May 22. a m- foriTii us that the large and valuable Woolen Factory, with all its contents, situated on Norwalk river, Con. about two from Bridge, and ed by Capt. Garrit H. Ncvykirk, was consumed by lire on Monday r.i^lit A younr; man narncd Jarob B- Camp, slept the -second story of tiie building, perished in the Causes.

He -vcnl to bed about 10 o'clock a candle, and tncre had been no fire in the Factory for more three previous. The was not insured. The is estimated al about S300D. it, as as others who attempted to l)is proceedings. 'I he printer's offence was the publishihjjso-mo strictures on the conduct of the Capt.

General. A remonirancc to the Spanish Cortes, against this wanton, abuse of power, drawn up the next day and signed by more than, 3000 inhabitants. All is conjecture ar, to what will be the termination of this affair but we are in daily expectation of a revolution in the government of the island." BALTIMORE, May 27 A I A CLOTH. "We had the pleasure yesterday of examining a a i piece of tra-sttfier A I A blue broadcloth, a a at the Franklin mills, about five miles from this by Jas. Sykes.

In addition to our own impressions in its favor, a the assurance of competent judges a for material' and finish it is quite equal to any cloth ever made in this country--and will not suffer in comparison with the "extra saxoiib" of a i a attention is paid to the durability of the colour of this cloth, i is warranted to stand. We feel assured it is only necessary ior the American people to become acquainted with the excellence of the a a of wool and cotton of their own country to give them a decided preference, especially as can be afforded at much CHEAPER prices than foreign fabrics ot the- same description and quality. American. MOBILE, We every day hear of damages sustained on the Tombeckbe and Alabama rivers by the late extraordinary freshet. In many instances, families were obliged to resort to the roofs of their houses for safety, and there remain till the water subsided.

Thri'losbot stock, i to plantations, c. must be severely icit. Shocking Occurrence. Five groes of Iredell N. C.

be- longinft to a General Davidson, took the desperate resolution of destroy ing the whole family by poison, to being removed with them to Alabama. Two of the General's daughters only were destroyed, in. the absence of their husbands. A dose was ready lor the General himseit, but the plot was discovered before they were ready to complete their purpose. 1'.

Com. DIED, in Salrm, Alass. LUCY PLETCII- ER, daiig-hter of John ag-ed nine months. On Friday last, the mother, being- busily engaged in house work, left the child. for a few minutes, playing- on the floor.

A tub of water was standing in the room, and the child, unperceivecf; crawled to it, and raised itself to the edge, fell head foremost into the in which position it was found by her mother on her return to the room. "When taken out, it was not quite dead, but all the means used for its recovery were ineffectual, and it next day. few days ago, an occurrence of neatly a similar nature, but fortunately not th such a fatal result, happened in this city. It being- what is called washing day, the women in tiie kitchen were early at work. A child of about 15 months old, unobserved by them, went to ft pot of boiling- water, and upset it upon her little body.

She was '-caldcd in a most dreadful manner; but, bv timely applications, is in a fair of recovery. We give these two accidents as a serious caution to parents and PuiLj.it. GAZ. A I On Tuesday the 21st ultimo, by the Rev. Mr.

Helfenstein, Mr. Charles F. Wacmus, son of Mr. Henry WasmUs, of this borough, to Miss Eve Ann Pcin, daughter of Mr. Frederick Pein, of Baltimore.

DIED-- On Tuesday the 28th ult. Mr. George of Germanv township. Reward. AX away from the subscriber, in Loudoun county, state of Virginia, on the 23th of April last a NEGRO WOMAN named POLLY.

it at a Deduction of 25 r-er cent. fhe needy ap- ont to accept the offer hi that lie call he naTT.c.l, ind of- boi to tr.at he hop- ouM a r.cro-. tD bv Sheep" and An ar too a relation to the iattt-r foshi'lCz i tiie machine ta.n ar.x further notice April 25. iff a letter frum Havana, da- 0 ted Jlfinl 20. any body "A circv.rnv.ancc occurred the In giving place to coiriTrmnication, vc Tfould rs- mark, that Treasurer -v)oL" "Did, any body i "A circv.rnv.ancc occurred here a fiarn.b'ur^ hear of this improve- ferr days since which has caused con- i i i the samt sirierable s-nsation in the city.

An sr-ace of 79 been ofticer, with about 300 soldiers, at" cd for copv ng.U. '1 Corn- tacked of the printing omccs, der 4 We cc patent moJisht 'he mate-iaK and for caring hard ULy abused tae persons Said woman is uncommonly tall, has a flesh mould on one of her eye lids, and very straight made, about twenty six or scren years old, has a loud voice spoken to. A description of her clothing is not recollected. It is probable said negro is the neig of Winchester, Va. or in Frederick county, Md.

or making for Pennsylvania. Trie z- bove reward i be given, if st-cu- red so tha? I her agjin, or if brought home all reasonable expenses I A COE, Mav Cl-- r-. jj, to 1.