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- ■ ■ . ..■■"■mi —r-—
HortUsh
r ‘ji "
’UK U^IKI*
f MR PAHA TSOI AT mhAIII b* 'VO
TtA AHDAl*.
When, in few own fit tjxe. Heaven'* Architect
Hpo’ f'l this nether temple to erect,—
A mromiwen: ol all surpass}^ mip 1%
Prodding love, contitrautfc exquiMtc;
Firit the huge hast* complicate rot,
IW 'f. aerial, ign vw, •'jtinar.
Those iprositc* hamionimwlj eotrbirt*.
Hound in p* t* aural fe ague H Ian h i^e.
1 Then next. in just grafUthm. r.vc to i i«*»
Shapes,—Itsing »>h*pr». -of c\«*r\ form aud hue,
An udleew tc <*«: Tart animate,
laftnued * iih »*n*e adjust* *1 to their *'i*»
Ard «m *1 functions,— on » gradual s* 4*
l*p fn w the animalcu’e to tfer wfej:*-.
And vrgmatfre pr\ here I’rangth ntu! grace,
Fnfrisa’ aid bcautr. ho!.! dwlir Rtu’l'd place;
in sire prog reusing ”p Irvin rmatt to h>g.
From 1 upland’s mu** to IiulrnN giant f g
In order neat,—with high hwpeiialcu't,
Man tiK»k *.ii» aovareignstation.- '>r the r<»*
tirratl) pre-eminent uKh \ *rci» v»,t
Of reasoning intellect. Hi* g2.*c K *4
Abroad,— around Kim, d-osnu i ■’. "d ■ lhi,i
Vet nothing satv topencr- 1 u? tfe* 4 v
Hut man, h'Wt'cr rvti.n <*,— w a- f !'••• ! f . !u- ,
And something vet vs' wr*,f ;1. tj '
The lullaucecs* of fabnaatiog .*kUl,
Some tin** concludingtouch, tnorr dJtnti still
brilliant — adwirabh . - W<yMAK *•"•«**
Hefiixmcnt -ip*>n 'fan' *f vvondivtu frame *
Kf«\hotii*d OrauH'--Sncli,we mar wtippoae,
Ang. Is, if anjouriiiug on t art It, \u>u!J cfe/Vve
Creation's marvel.— v 1 all gra •« mm 1
S’ «* mt.s each c e tu;* mdtn,: it 1 c fed
T/'Vtr . rrorfe 1 m fan man *•’ -l
Angvl* .id miring gaxui,- ami I p» •< i»«*l it . I. ^
Domrottc EutrlUflcitcr.
I'lvm the ,V 1 uil.l t r
\>H Vo I K ( OT PT 'I Ol! H \ * » J I ». I .V"
Ort ‘.M !*• . i I ml.** k nd \ ;me;
wund and Martin.
Sfvfrnrr • [ , J' ! i b \l vt - t'v
ill** M)urilil(Y>. lb*’ 'tot w a. fti l*-tl vv nit J»! r 1 - « n
lu h« .r (In - tit « I K •*(.'* I ■ j•»• .** ♦ 11* i,
pnrdiii by tv .Hi •» rs and al‘« t d• -i by lie- mnnmi I, was
*»• »'rd Pi 3 eha.r Im ;it4 t|i»* hi noli.
On Um j !*>’. i' Iv'iiiji put \ tlu *' 1 • TI*. | r» \ 1
f «n *. io iu’i i\ 1 m nh 111*1. Mr hvarts * d,lir had one
1nt*i application p» make m U halt >d 1! . pt.smier, \ 1/..
that he be allowf d ' !'■« . 1 tlu 1 hi I *!• ti - iv hi;. f*ntr ur* ,
of be lore Hi ' ' i» ; ’•, to arran^i l-.s alTii Il vv;>siu
I’K-tir'. that h** sh ild have 1.: h tun*' allowed, is 110
oth r «• m .H * fid tr* *r!tlntj» some ( iiv atr matter*; in- In
»«•; t»»* ti 1 v male • I 1 mhi 1 • .< .• jrt -• n'1114 hi* u*■ •. 11v
'lit r< as 11 »f 1! - apple : iiii'j within hispri
v 4l* hm.wji.^r, v. r. Kv.i! mi hi would h ave him
to s \pl lin.
fTdwjid* thru r iM . hi 1 u :’1 n» * h emotion, • • a
low and tri i»i.ihtu •.o:r( , sH«l "hit please tin < - 1,
I j u’i know that I 'i'M luakitu unusual 1 -j >e*t. < r
..He tV'hirh Iff' heel! : • ' I led t■ * lltlu M. Il HpjM UrH 1
hit ( her • iiis .*14 13 1 cl wi-m 1 41' 1’. iVil he w ;> ■•'»! 4- <;
to panst,) “1 •'.,•1*1 ;»n »vv 1,1 I hi* :ik down. limy
l.nvt p pr • vd •' -w 'v il I it* t I hr 4I1
k'-iH salt'. ' \-<u euu ! ia d • vv t you |dre
\ •- '-.ii! tain \ i t li e.'
II* r< sitmed. *1 h'l'' v.in 1 w ‘aped jn
ttarv«H’ti"n* know n ot.lv torn . 1 • re
fin «n that I may In- • ‘P> • v • h* I > ar
rvi^e and put \ m • It, ! -1 th ■ who ui\
vi,‘<-t :'d tin . \\ I ■ ■ *nr 11 mi •' ' a- : • veu a d- « is.on . 1
I hi- p tiiit l v)l pi • • larlliii
The court, al t 1 a m -un ik'd 1 datmii, ileim d lie
nnimsl.
The j ns m* r ;!.• m ' • k up pnp-T and partly naditi’
and JKirlly r. <• 11;. j o mm*;. »•!•»:. M V Jh.siIioU i ’
the mot*’. paiwl'il a it .uni l< ; eati he o,ailed on to in
dorr. I hn\ •. ht en j. 1. t d p\ , .m*hh« •, 1 d hunted to the
| ilrath h\ a it al .' 1 \ as - ri;f*l a*, it lias »* »*n suuui - In I -■
I inqua; at* ban t. - u tlu coup *1, svipuinar) : s has in t n
t n * ' . f
* new «,r n^tli .ml r» s del* n Pom ea h Idast. I win!
into the l ist r.:il wholly unprij,am.l,wlt!» .t my h ;*.»1 .1
iiio'ieved means t > rompf‘1 ii.< nit* nd*imv o| witnt sses.
I w as m t n • n a!! w * d a post[vm im nt t r tw o w Urn m • .
who. oil aee unt ol ill hf olth, wi m i. 1.nSI• p, he j rt sunt
I was denied tint 1140! jjvnt.1 nt-*• d tom \ the law - i
^ 4 tin land, and accorded t tlu lih tiirM eiii/am tin
T»«ln to ileb n.i my.sill Pv ail pt | 1 and I*; nn ans.—
Dunrii! ttm prt^rrss of this irtal the uieM trivial acts id'
m> l«t* . wii.rli hi otloiH vv so hivi lieu 11 •jardni tt.
1 iinlahle, have In* n <ha med 1' rlh to the 1 4!it ami n p •
*<♦ n’od as crimmal by the malt volrmu • I i n< niu*s. '1 ii*
prefn, ton, has aided in the c ; spuat v t » nt. Ii me
I r -in Mr.:m P- I .oujsj.iu t it i t-, j,nid^lird the im-*t pi 1
vale and inm^etit m t^i ot lev Ii!. isdialiolieal. Tin do
u n n< of Ilia >,name M Ii iv h ■. n r.i inacketl 1 r
mai'-nalii to hlackcn Hty i lura-;» r. 1 have mm held e
* • tim j tihlie a nmstrriii human shape. It w. 1 !
biv» s.Ci'il.ir 11 l r *uM resist tlm> poimpiracv, r»epa
ratr-J ** | i,n (Vrm my ei.unlry. I "in tuv fru tius and
t tut holm . I am not d.!<3p|viirited 111 the n si.lt I tin
list trial. It has >• m tlu fist *f tin pr-.s. •’utimi tl. »i
ttM’t w mid rvpt 1 (I" N1,. 1 » , t ■ j ' .nil. i.iv
e. nviction. I am < th r* d tf >:i saer.lisT -a: th- a! . r , l
^iat«Viii«ai, to s.itmfv li.e aui 1 "t mv mi hih*. (I,
Mln’evid n » . . I ■nneted ’ Vd.lv on tin n -‘;n., 1 v
I "I UDVers aluJ ' r m ' ■« » l> r|»j*. <*• 1 ra*.« i* sw it.<! :i*.j
i -tbuani pruvi rt>iaily dibltuiirst. an«l vv Im;s< pr.fi . . u
M lltim UI 'I S V\ III* r n'llf I \ 1-1* H UH « l t in Ml 1 •:.
»H»t. in u In. * i1 c. •tiUlti auri s I itail ;i s:m!i it > \ ;is
1 * »• \ tlimk • t my fai« J Ic y have mannel*-*! my |
f simlihriri i;igiHaii>>n< .ire with antinr:i!i..n -i
if) >n! V *» Imj'HS ! . l». III . It ! lilt* l(u 1142 ilia, -1 !.l
, j*rt ul ioe, llu*) cannot 0 Her
[The prisoner at tins puiiit of |ti« a v«; w:»s i i'a
f •] ahn<*-t beyond tha jtuuir uf utterance. II* I.milled
i/: every limb. |
I hey set'll) I • ■»*’ in haste to enclose me m a living
^e|H»lcl»rp, lo which d«*aih w« uld be mercy. Ohm hav
i j rr s»ed that tliresittnib), I lose l -iev« r m\ cMmmtion
r.'iiie tht i ii ul fMMrty will Im deaf-its
heu.t will Im: dumb. The liariiiuniHini! chwrris which
btiul me. to the human race will he forever br«>kcii -
* file said something of damp dungeons, bill tu a tune *>
tmtntilot!. and low that it ruuld nut he underst , .1
I am consigned to prm n 11 a const d racy, whose ii.:,lig
mtv is mure ern, I titan that i t the barbatcaii. There is
t.r.ntrtn punt enough In ee -a|. tin malice nf enemies
erut I and malevolent. F.v n vt .‘1 purity and the must
habitual imnsience Imvi fallen Itefbre ti e r t: 1 t ngu, ,|
s.lautlet. Vtttr lh m r may l-e Imrleil
high p«,lion. The slightest acts nf . , ,
perverted. and represented as etimiual. ■ It., I ,,|
C Itr tte.ral frain may lie pie, i d hy the shaft ot tnaltet
Flunk uni that I Intend to dog role myself as a sitpi 1;
ant in lltM court. I ask fir mutiny. I.ot the wltuli
. stent ot the law lie meted nut to me. I u islt no leuitv .
.hint; ■, the penalty were death to the uttrrest annilula
Hen. I kn >w it is the custom tn crave the lenity nf tin
<■.mrt. but I depart from this eustntn. I am m i to
leant that there can be a s, t , f men, nr :tn earthly
triinitial, capable of judging me, ..r delerniiiiing my guilt.
Tm re is another tribunal, when I t xpeet a hearing, and
tm 1 there 1 will boldly, fearltssly, aye ami suxcssfullv.
plc-td my cause. ami tnainta.n my inn.nun e.
I am indifb r til whether mv term he i.ne year nr a
Ih • t/Saiini years. I: I cross the threahhuld I tmint as H.y
grave, never more to return to society. \ ,t 1 trust aim
|o.,y that the malice of my eremi, s will have at rest
ute ashes nf a man whose greatest fault is that he has
looney of w hich they wish to des|siil him. lint I : m
ptv.v,. thcireff.ru to ruin tm . I ant little con erned.—
A tenth Ins no terrors forme. 1 have faced its dangers a
hundred Wile*. Vltave one mptest to make, ami shall
make n with my dying btetth— that tlm decision m
tilt* trial may he reviewed in tin- high court of Mean n.
I have hoard the opmt. i .-mr has expressed ot
my guilt in private. I a fool. Mv enemies
fevi-r said that uf mo: yt. . . r, fort, apart the usual
: ttmrpatiying remark*, as they w til uttiy have an
• iteetivu.’.rarji to that ufj-njed. If | worn guilty I
•Inmld•» UMMtuic ,d' the enurmiiv of mv crime, and list
all ton learning and w isdom of tiic world cmtld make mt
fool it more keenly. I am not more callous than others.
My situation is sufficiently painful w ithout adding auy
remark* Ut make it mure no.
I bn ji;i*onw rematited standing, when Judge Kent
f ai*J he had intended to pass the sentence witftutit adding
to word and tUtouhi ttuxv tin so but fir sumo of the
r t wr'» mtnsrss. I f« in t»te pri. ..tor's lif f, mu
• un ax e-.tiseifiUuir *- hi. (fiidt, of w hu ll tin huimiu
■ oiug v ju, l,ud liv.au; tip. . s i.T- i|.-< cuttlii doubt. Mo
Bisk.. . us.
! fp ,i,f if tlir attrmpt at (trW#tiiUuH jf partic
tjlnrfj that un thr la>i trml.
[Fdward* murruphd thr .lodge bj lug lie enrni
! not t,*r tin opinion «•! tin w rbl |
'Phi- retnorkH th.it More w nothing twr^f
ritnarY in In" s,ixr tin r n. rr.ity *1 h* pit'!*. II*
a«hh«i *lhlt nil rt 111 :* r t v W««iM f*» *;<*r h I i*’■:*! »'»
hope <•( nun. !!»• bad but i f* t it h jh* that li < •
It Mr I unit f leu \v uhl have Oif rflift of it ibr p
bun what be i • \» r (hmI Ijtvii, an bout si aiit! rtsixeta I*
n«r wilier of fwieiety.
J * nompluiK ohm ,M n ntiffr*! K*lw -*r*!^ |
»1 tr.n.’irkH l>> tb- j • - tu r tbit b * bn if tn v* r In »w m
nc w ho ihuXoirboMt bis ht* *ir*«l !;••* ti tn* o »J« lit i f
m »ra! pfilirlpb** II* linn '..•mi tj:il In* fclioohl n
tiftm him t o thr* b»n- *t js n-»«l the law w* uhl :il
h*w*
J I .1 "'t wint **»)\ !' •■,*' *o»i i tb« j i rur J
• ^ .Ml *i rtlU-i prniifii *1 Ill !| I r* |M. i." r» turn* *1 :l ♦
imljj*., ••.mil I i*- o t that tlu law ib.r* ti«»f affix » w v*ior
H 1
inn. to fi t' si-tit prtHHI !. r f:ve \*3l* oil raeli trtUtel
'mini Tb* prs. m-i ♦»«*■( lit miiIiiut with a .-Millie.
• iud left lb* ro iii sop ninth in bi-*b j*b*\
I5r..w n. Hrolln r> M . ■«■».! I . I ;:«r < -rr i* . .1 r . w# *
’ll lh< n/tie* *.l ilie eh rk. taklll'J rerliii.Mtr s nl I he M'll
i tints-, •- *•!* |— prtj**raloi\ hi lh» r.f-'V»iy ol their him
m x , which i* .ti lit* . mi. .I\ i i%< i-'.riJer \ aux, "I I*hlb
deliditn.
I'lw T' jwift that Ivlw i',!* hi.! altempti (I hi ha'n hull
tii ii in pris »t», s witliotiY b»un*i iliirii.
I UK MU*. XT MWn TKMITKXMT. MIX'!
I.Nti, rtf iii i ( ■»vrt Hone,
On f u i. 1 * til Or to it» r , I - I '
Th v . p • > da \ i t ' i ■ > li i 11lif* v iii<MihTi »u
j*rntn('» N - I * at il" I "iirl I I ' M* , mi ' ll pr.•
s sib il mm ilir m\ rr I'vn'r; in eonsM.pmnMe of lln- inauspi
a- ipi dniTi - I tie ss >lIi* r. I In* rnoriinm h ,s\e\u
»nv , but vs ttli ii j v -I! till ^*tlc of \sin.l lwr '
• it ili' line*1 • • *ir •’ v. N \w i li/. .. inr ( 1*1
\\ ,il(*r lids ra*i •> ss < i* <rm \\ I I. Tm tin ii \\ us ln».a ai!
parts i i tin* ri. ills. 1m llie pi.idle rapiar*-, ss In-re ll.i* pro
**»>>|mii vs as t !*c ! ruii-i! and Its « lev. n m\ luck notin III
i.‘f ll iiliie !• p* r- . • ; .• i . *■ lie ll d 1 <' II I i - I « III';;
ibi ?it ' v . ; i in il i v.« r - d I'S d ' (»!i M 111i v, I. j
.Me'. I . 1 \ t III \ \ S * l" >' i 1 Him 1 lUllilt!* (' it
II* rrj lam, nmdc tln-'.r a.ancM, w In n the lln? hand
ft,1 • i* li p a |. s • | s T» a" ♦ i a • u 11. 111 li: I. i i i | s I I.
I I I. li* m il aid t \\ n |{ls<n, ( 11!( I Marshals
m| ilscday, riiiinnmaii i • du'i m| t ruling lln proves
- ii III lie I'l \ i O: •! i- and 1 unilillti «
. i It mm jui" ii m I * I I M ai. I). JI ( I irk .
' • ft, t \ ! i I’m . . i I .. Si > rrlai s mu In* j iii
. ill* i • t . i . I'ifU) Ivaula II Nimii
SS illi haiijes ii -1, ' s i! 11 a 15 a ■ i. Odum* side ss a r«
im word-. '* i hi \ds'- ' 1 I . nip-ram a on f lie im
\ < : s .'i , *'( I el 1 '. iii a S I u f *| miii’nh , and } I uiiea ii
|.i i ;' \' I • |)ni\.,!* >•* ' \ vsiiiia superb Ihmiii’i
ss uli a u. ; c.d >i. s imi I Ik I a • >s jIIi* Ni
... is i I ( 11. j !n II, \s nli il r j h d; ■ printed on ibeii
ii•'.i ! i!i
w i.ill** r Iohi- \s ;: Ii i ( la mui (, i..s <• N « i* I \ ’I Jim
I ’ a | • i ■ s 11 . i vile ( il I' i • ■ s i i! m 11 (a N11.11 r 11
I'!-a id t ii i ( ii II i ' Si I* mi i n, vs iih a liam!s.iii:»
|t m I ..iii 11 i 4 * i. i Vt >! a • 111 Sum I I IMI I I- II' ss
m! lie n .1 l,'ii i tin- -p.'..i'l cl all lli* J li VMliilr
liiMinhi , s ul'tin Si am < N - «• 11 lu ■> in Olio vnlumtl, ssilli
i ';a v ; ad u am,, r, < n s\ Imdi s-. i painted tin* liaiil'
• i • -. / Jtfi // ■ ». w ith illi* t.iMriptinn, M\VK AUK
I III. M I Ti.KI US. ’ \. x t in n-M. n n, the del.
•ill tis Ii iii III ns ii ml I -ii a k (dull I Iu.m . 111 d* *
oiling s\ 11*i failed i • rep. nli lln Scmlnr)' then clou, d
! s a I ■ ; • du im '1 i au: - i * and citr/in*., not ine.nhi l
: a I 11 :• mils I" lli' Mans « I Tempi lali*-* , l’"iimim a | i -
a "I • vual Ii a In d s 1 . in h'liptli, Tim wind
as lie- I'ami sum-1, up. imin in d d"\vit NX'ati r street I'
M'm i.i cl .tin lea up \| ii i si ret | In ‘ HmiiiimK *s (I'rove,”
a I" m’:lul am! mi*ii v< im at \ < a i n, ss hieli ualim* h * iii
*■ I to hasi d, m 1 m d m .pn ..is' I n lln- pnrj•«».-<«•, vslu r*
II im pr .a* i "i» ss a't imi ’..dlis s ni if' si sail hundred
l.idn I l" O'lids ami (Mllrus ol the das ssen
n s Mtiidu i. d I s lie ( Ii:i l Maisltal to a larpeaml
. I. sa’id1' ham', um Is • i j • - J i. I, nuwt tasiefulls
1 I ' 1 'I I . i !
11 llel *p* I - ’d vs II I lie l'ia .1 ! N'ltil’ > ami : IM'll Mill! | ||,|\V
i! > ;lii : l aso’i ill' n't d ■ I n Imdi i mi | ,ad) Tenipeiaim
\ !v * at. h so r.u.'i 1 m lln priHluclluu.
'1 he !*r »tdt nt t\Mi a , hi• 11 after liri< fly < \plainin >
III "! j •(’t III ill! V.l-I I ' 1 i1 •!. I • • I * —— llic W I ‘<11111 •; t < 11
riii! • iii) l.e I It pH 11 Mi I." Ill'll III pH sriiliiiir |u
t i tli in Ins Inplily * ' i’i' iI fi S' nd, M r Kdinund Irvine
et 1'iaukliu, the mere mention til w host* name was mil
Ii •u ni ithin , without any cominciultitious i f
III . I r Wl II dll \ kill W tile di et | | ei .lillllle till 11 lends
el Prion* ram* «.wad 11mi I i the lisliiieuiKhrd z.eal and
i• u11* v wliieli I r I a I un I'inn r mrahiuns displayed in
behiilJ id'tin- i ran* Mr Iivilie then arose, and not
w ithstaudnr; tin w ' Id* w tail in Ills l.uo, enchained
i • . : •; i ■ tut i n an I ur, with "m- of tin Imp
p' inns s id el.'ijiienco to w liieh it lias hei n our lot to '
. t< In-, line ai o * I pi* ni Voice pend nth d through the
:o*i t" ll.< Util.ied 1111,:• e| the multitude, w hn listened
to n w ith the most ti u i|i st Ii . hues of pride and admi
i.«• i* n, and tin .it's nu.rmur that We h. aid throneh.ml
•his 11 it dav. was that he eli *. d t' osunn; Ins i Hurts on
tin:, iv. ,1-1 n w .11 l* n * be urali fully n lucmhcrcd by l.is
brother W :is!i:M'jii'.u ,v May like success attend ull of
Ins liituri * \erttens,
I In- President rieaui r »se, and said that ho was proud
I" have if in h s power to introduce to them his liiend
l b ui.as \ 11. Icnmbr. id | vnclibtiip, ||,e (■ eurruliHsitvin
' ! tie t "II \\ i !i r \ i in \ : i i t n w I in a rose man v y ea rs
. v h t!" '• ' ' u limes nt the Tempi ranee Prior
•'1 u. v* !e* 11ad eb. to it thmuoli no, d and t iroupli v
vil report: ami i-nlerd m this part of the country hemieht
.sidered its l nui.h r. Niu e nu n <«riemated preal en
t : i>' is. s, hat y*i . w | t aw a\ hi fore tin y were cohriiiii
III II I Others i| \ • d t" see them i \plmle into a hulihle -
. Io . mdikc h i • Pieiiipi rarii w as !iuin to see his
•li-'inrnMii .1 eli. its ir-wnuo 11 h lull, and lie (tin
I hint) hcjwfl,«^pei*«lv success. Fur near two hours
i Mr. Il-'leotiihe iutricM and delight his hearers w ith
• tislfcai rep.it a the rise and prepress of the 'Pent
lb lormatimi, the misery iuoupht upon unhappy
! :iu esl \ ml* mpi i.anee, now and then enliv* uino h:s
■ dt* ma with Im un ions sketelu s, sallies of wit and a mu
m." anecdotes, rat It rd f in pern! at ohservat'oi'. Ills
•*p( • eh Upon tin* w hole had :i ne st happy i fleet.
I lie Ii I, .'.i inis tiv.rlainl ul l.vochhnrg, was
now expected to take thesar.d, hot to tin* universal dis
ppoiiitmrnt of all, lie w as prevented from In mg with ns.
V tw nils!.Hiding thediy had tar waned, a general call
was made I r .lame, tiarland, I'sij., of Danville, who
III ohodienee to the rnll appeared on the stage, lit thank
* d the audienee l< r their Kind feelings in thus railing
upon him. -that In would take great fflcasure in respon
ding to their eall. mid in addressing them on a biihjcct
which he had so heartily espoused hut that the sun ad
monished him to he brief; he was e\trendy leleilous
in his remarks; lie made a most thrilling appeal to moth
ers and the guardians of the rising generation; railed on
all to aid in a oause in whic h all were alike interested,
ami portrayed in line and I eling language the miserable
deg mdalieu to w hieh n. u * o lit r thems* Ives to he reduce d
■v die hottle. And few men who heard him that did
n »t leave the rclehrnlioti stimulated to increased elicits to
re^uie from ruin the victims < f intemperanee.
The lee tit res being concluded the Pledge was then
handed around win n a mu liernf jiervoiis signed tin'same
- among whom wi are gratified in saying are s mie who
w h • will be of ellieii lit service in promoting the e:m
• I Temperance, by tjuir talents, zeal au 1 known phil.m
thmpy.
I tie great- • t emlm^ka an and goo,! feeling prevailed
throughout the no cling . and not a:i accident, word ,.r act
transpired, to mar lire pleasures of the day. \tiil wr
have cause to congratulate the friends of humanity,
toe ttghout the hr, adth and length of the land, upon tin
glorious prosjwcts bei.jre us. | Danville lleporlcr,
Drain llu I'ctcrsburj; Statesman.
Sr.i.iui I IV .Iordan, of the rotinty ollMinci f*e«.rgc,
\ n.. w ; s accidental!v shot hy his own gun on the farm ot
I Wot UoU i t I larrison. n, nr I loed’s, on Tuesday . I I tli
Oct I M2. The rircuiustauee hap|HMied in the ludlow
mg in: -. i t r: II* v. is engaged in getting logs f-■ r mar
k* i; w hen almut t.» h ave his in, n, he railed one « I his ser
v ants to adjust his saddle blank, t. and w bile standing on
a stump with hi' gun in his hand, he assisted in girthing
. is Riddle, ami sutlered los gun in recline against lent.
NN *}»« 1,1 Ms P« ti m, it slipped *nd f, il fr»ra the hr* • ch
to tin cock, and stri; k i!»c slump in the fall, and tired;
the contents entered the abdomen in its lowest portion.
I wo physn urns were s* m for—the intestines - had pro
moled t„ a considerable . \t, m: they were , xamm, .1 and
hum.! lo be pen, Iran d by the shot in * veral place,. A
portion ot the shot wire r, moved and the bowels return
e,l.
I Ip was romovnl from his situation mi a litter by work
tilt'll, a dUtanre of llirin rjimrirts .,fa mil. , to t|,r .1st. I
l"t{f !«."«■, and there. h« MtpiF.,1 i„ »bmit L'ii ot c1.*vcij
hours after the occurrence of the accident.
lit.spoko with noohtrss and |xr!oot resignation about
v',:' saW he was mu ,ciun» lie ius’;, It.
in f thn Ik wa> not afraid t< *.c. iha* in rrj «/ • ,• .
s ' to'i .amt p»H'his mutid* net ia him; I). .i .,! ».
' fm ». U -.»*•!r \«s.no; -.it let** f. t ihc iaM fin * u|.d?h**ti~h
hr Irlt itiuuK ll (I)mg, In- I* ll im elispusttlMi t * i \rhaugr
sm all «»* with il 'tn, Ii *o f!'« ring* t.-wards the !.»-»
\m rr ■ I .in • vrin ntnig Itmd; and a Tilth U-b *c the cl
inj urine, w lirii haftth* mill h it Win* cold, when the
dewy (* r i n was «<n It; - t ri# In *nl. Im- .-* »| whi rr
wan Inn will she, in an agony' of grief, In ml limtiitjui
i fv. and came In his !»•-«! s di . 'Siy» hr, "Sally, farewell
I ' i I I • . ■ . *
on \ -nr ■ hi|*J | • i Hy . nd may ll- f.errl lx yi.nr friend
S.t\ mur. I’!n*o un . w 1m*h I ant dead, i \ the uiUmiI
n > t.nh r. On, I am n_’ o', I a n most o-*n-' tin-M
• h " \ I. ■ i.ig!,- a fi w more hre-nths, - d tin
a-.o-ux w o ii,, r. 'I hn i*a most a vfn! and afHictingnr
•ooiM.'inci t- i nr l i t'. ! -ih Mr .Iordan w <-ut
*d-- rt io tin bloom I i nl, » d and ii .. folni lie v
i kind and indulgent hio-hand and a i:w fill cilir.cn— had
aielv attach* d him « it to lh* l .p| a'( lunch. hut We
• li. vr that I., m now* remusrd ti- in tin* church militant
to the church triumphant: and th< t <;h hit fm mli*homo*n
h:* Middr n death. y ct u«- is In vc it in hi* ft iftinl -jain.
I Ih mi nt.il I iruhii--. r maiued u ii - j-.u-d I" fin- I
I’rinec (i. - . <h-t 1 7. II.
7* 1. I • i > I■< mi -'<"i \ '• a »' n ’.H fin i •
! . tin So;- r ( ori t Ne w 11 even on Saturday
, i of toll eif tin
i \\ irt. i I’ 11 1 j i tin i. -. ,. i > t tin
I n \ i ^ ! ''ii N W hroy- St. I ’I. . .1 tilth.M
(’ompany) l r -' uc s on - • .uut-.1 tin I -»s -f tw
, - ;• • w ;i i he had ,-.bipj> I on i. id tin • ou r.
i*i.l lh- lair, oi which In e-M malel at > it'1*. ( htei
Jo I lot Willi;!;*. . '-fi i r d in I i\of *d tin j-la ml. if.
II i,a -.in;* I n *•! it..,, d t1 ■ 11 th- I)« * in! .n' i ..I r
trn led til* r I .! .1 \ -1 m. !o f.\e opt tbuii^ciuo from
inns'** fir--, hai.a ;> ; S.»up f , . ,,! \ pui-iisheo a i !
|i-sto 1 n mi-1 , Him 111' • ’ sail jea:) ICtioli) ill tic.
bilii oi ,2 which it il \\* their nni.^i togi\i up* n
re--* tvino fir <pht, : Mi-iic !. il W, i: .! dn»\\ ll that tin* in
ncr U a 1.r«#uo*i11 lr in* hi the I'iauillli, ot tint • 11 a
hill ot Inline was panne d npm -iiipna nt * t tin- carrsuoe
tin- I- -11.1 t • • 111 tin Jury (■ a \ s the New I la Veil 11 era hi.)
that hy tin laws i I t fie - St.it- oi No \v V< rl», common
• .iriii r • wen- liable Ii i all b-s-M ,, t i ; ' ; \ the act ol
1 • <d i<l tin pu'da » am . even tb-.o !i tiny .-'bould
sb-iw .iii iietuni tuJiir ilia! tin v would not hold them
• I,a le- lor paib.-uiai i -I and tin- i • mrt.s o!' ,\ew
\ oik 1; a v • e veil ^ a* liirtln r, and - i -1 that e veil liiullgh
an »\pi< c aifrai t l o maelo w hercitv the curlier slmuhi
- ipul ife aoairmt tins lininlity, ns hy de live ry nfhtn-liu
tiifl of lading as was tin■ntioin J, sin ii a e-oi,tract would
.<* void; altliniJoh |o II- n • r w s not pivpare-ei to -i\
that Hiifli a spinal cell trait would in t be o*Mjd in this
State.
I ud'-r flu-Hf instructions tin-Jury -j - . • a vet-IIet of
i loO lor tin plaintiff. Tin No\v \ oii, .loinnai o| < inn
un o - says tbat the- Hcfe-iidants have* appcahel, I r ai
tlioi" b tin- amount of properly involved m t bis par lieu
lar -Ult is not lam* , \ - I tin- prim | lo w *ubl aiii-ot a
l»r- f j-ai | of iln- po pe riy on !. .aid i I 'tin- I o\iiiotoii at
the Im --I In t dt-.sli n-iion, a * well - - n b ,rd all olber
■.» 11* w hicli an en11-1*iveil .-i•« e*->in111*>11 i aine is.
’
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I'nun I hr ll reheat t r (.V 1 ) Dim/ tnf
m >i \ very n:i i jcidi i i • i
town el llri'glilou *>n I’nday. the ,'l(lth ult. \ -
.mil it spi•cialde LugIeliumii, named .I• >lin i,
* to this r. unity a few wieksagn. and nitreiiasi d .
I.irm, lor w liicli li: agreidin pay .%«»(HIf*, m ar Hill.ii
•''inist*h t:ivi ini, in liriglitufi. ITs family, ron.iialing
of a w-ii’e and eight childii », \\i re iii.slim-u d to take pa*
ige to .Ni w \ "i k . and ai i;ve Ik r«• a • s i mi ;,s p,.solidi
with llicluuds. ?Nol I'eiiio rdde I" j i. tinea j assure
l i Ni \ \ nk at that time, \!i . It t«r»k shipaml arrived
ni I’.alliimnr. when ‘In w..s ie< I 1.\ her Imdiaml. who
hill) ret t !\t d pi< violis notice i f III r 1 hall. I of route. -
Howland w a> a m n i I p< e\i.h and fretful temper, ami
trill* s \« rv td’li n ii rit ited him t" an e\liandiliarvdecree.
I !«■ w as >•> dtsplrn > d w itli In* w ite I or i <min<; hy wa\
■ l Haliimore, ther»h\ iiivolving * xtradr lay and expense. (
thal li** rt fie* 1 toblml.r hands with her, ami constantly |
|MTsi‘:U*l that die hail ruin. (I him hy her course. Ilm
ill tempt r iiK're.e . tl afn r In-arnvi*.l in Hnghton, and a
h. nt a w < \ ago, he took a I inl’eoi r:i/» r to 11 inniit Miiuidc,
Imt was pievcuted. The night he fore his d« alh, he coin
plained ofb< ing uuw .II, and .Mrs. H. an ,‘.e aliout II o'
el iek and made him some tea, of which he partook._
She then rt tired to rest with her daughter. I a the morn
ing lie was I iiml dead in the canal, where it appears
lie had thrown himself, w ith n 'llung on hut his night
i lot lit . 'Tin ie wet" sr.oral garlics arris* one of his
arms, ami in hisrocii was found a bloody Knife, with
w Im h he hid w. omlrd 11ini-<11 hi lore committing the
fatal act. ’I In* ('oroticr"s liny brought in a verdict
that “the deceased came to his death m a Mate of partial
derangement." It may he plot < r to state thal the w hole
extent "fill" Io* •> W hit'll ho re mo heavily upon his mind,
was not nmr«* than twenty live or lliiiIy dollars. His
farm was paid tor.
Kt'nhilinn of' I , — hf it thr limn in Suihjrrt. It was
ten day's prvioiis to I, A '.s death that I (Sir llenrv
M irsh) observed n very extraordinary I ght, whchscein
t 1 patting about the lace, and illuminating all around
her head, dashing; very much like an auiora borealis.
She \\ as in a deep decline, ami had that day hern see/,
id with Mill cation, which t razed her mm h for an hour,
ami made her so nervous that she would not sulVt r me to
leave for a moment, that l might raise her up rpiieKly in
<• isc of a return of that painful sensation. \fter stu sot
tied for the night. I lav down he •»•!•■ her. ami it was then
that luminous appearance suddenly commenced. Her
maid was sitting up In side the bed. and I whispered to
her to shade the light, as it would awaken Louisa.
She told me that tin* light w as perfectly shaded: I then
' said, “W hat can this light In* which is (lushingon Miss
Lunina's Ian :M> I'll** maid 1 *. ki d very mysterious* mid
informed me she had Kern that light before, and it w as
from no candle. I tin n i.: juired when she had pt ro \
edit? Sim said that morning, ami it *1 t/./Jed her*y*s,
hut she had said nothing about it, as hidiis alwayscon
1 sidcml servants superstitious. However, after watch
ing it my ■* If half an In nr 1 get up, mid, and >:iw that
the c;ini'!i' w as i i a position from width this peculiar
lightceiild net have cuine. n r imle* d w as it like that sort
"flight: it was inert silvery, like the it Jlt ftion id'moor
Iight on w nti r.
I watched it more th in :m hour, win n n o.snppt ared.
It gavi the l.uv tin* In ik . | being painted w hitr and high
Iy glazed, hut it danced about, and had a very extrnonl
nary «ffV< t. Tin . ill# | -m
up all nigh?, anil again I aw the luminous appearan•v.
when there was no caudle, nor muon, n r in fact any
visible means o| producing it. I ler sister enme into the
room attd saw it also. Tin * vi i n g before I.. \. died,
I saw the light again, hut it was t o.iter and lasted but
about twenty minutes. The slate of the body of tin
patient was that • I extreme « xhnnstion. For two
months she had ne\ r m t up in bed. Many ofher sve*.p
toms varied much iV itii those of oilier RulVerers in pul
inouarv complaints whom I had seen, but tint general
outline was the sum*. 11: r breath had a very peculiar
smell, w liicli made me suppose there might be some de
eomjxisitioii going forward'. The young lady about wh »e
person these luminous nppentnnn s wore manifest* d 1
had seen several times he fore her return to tin* country;
her longs Were * \teitsively diseased; she labored under
the m. •! hope!* s> form < I pulmonary consumption.
| I <>ii Iru .Mctlirul (tiizrllc.
O i R ROB’ * l) .
' jnnid M ItSCHini'll is now r. .sing fr tit the
8 Northern Cities, a large assortment of (mods in his
line of business, .‘•elected with great v himself.
To which he weiild re-pert fully inv. ation ot
the public. In his a • o tuu iet w ill v rare
and beautiful I V N ( » *.
which he is able hi offer at low prices, \
*\ng C I 1: . i y t , li
Farina Cologne, I lair. Nail and Tooth Hrushe.s. \e, » i
ilians, Segar Cases, C lo ss nu n, Hae!%gamm>>n Hoards,
I >i iits men, Violin Strings, &r., fkc.
Ho has taki n unusual ear.- to select a good assortment
el hi aii111tiI Toys, tnfinv of them entirety new. Ills
•tocket ( unteetiotuirv i ; large and of excellent quality,
lie would mention his Fienelt and liavanm 1*111d
Si:i:r::s, Pr« seized C finger, French and Italian
( audies, Hrandy Fruits, sue-h as [bars, P<ach»s. \p
prieots, Clones, Pinnies. Kein Claude, t irapts. > tr iw
berries, and Currants. Also, a large a^s irtnmit of soft
shell Almonds. Filberts, Walnuts Cream Nuts, Pea
Nuts, lb eou Nuts. IJ.iis.ns, Currents, Citron. Nr.
lie is now manufacturing Candies of the best quality,
which he is enabled to ntb-r to merchants on as good
terms as an article of the name quality can be purchased
m the N ithern Cities. All lovers of (»OOl) SI]
(•', !US are invited to cell; Ins stock of Principe and
Havana, they may he assured, that they will find a
very Mijiciioi artir-ie. (frntelul fur the lilirral patronage
horetdnrr exit ruled to him, hr would most respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same, determined no effort
shall bt d on be j >1 »«• no1 rtf if. *
fiFM. W . \ A N ( I Y
S pit tuber I ,' t* *
i
\tM» I'ofif.nJii'ji A fiimiimwon House
( Du 1'ir bimin.J l.i m hbiro, \ j.
fgVIK l'NDKK''l(JNI-in-r il.. . Mrnsive
D Kip' iv . i u _r, || . i ivcciiily i reel' ll liy
.I > i \i u .... I| . ■ " ' < t«y *hieb tfcn
, v .f .•raviiii" I»...»'il.) n -iwellully t» mil r* In*
H . to M.-r. tlir 1'iinraily, in the
i . uin, ..14.. ilir- •ul" <•' <l"|>nn-m "I ...
UKN.I \ MIN I'. SACkK/lT.
Hrf'n In
. I,»11 s I. Ml I M. 1
I, I iuki t •- M Da mm., I
IIimih'K X )• I.IJIlMlII", I'll.
.lull . M. \\ »ltn II K,
|VV M N Tl ISI II. I
I. !> ( ui.'.nim. Richmond, I’a.
S ,,i. 8 »:’tn
[,A \CJI3II i«(- i \ 1 fl I I TE
run fot.yfj i.um.s,
( ON !>!' < TED
Ei tir;. im> ’ins. fli nv.
f n !|s I NVl j|l | ION \v ill he l» penrd lor the re
N reption of pupil#, on Monday, W/i-t 29th next.
*|'j., nytirsi mshii•■lion is lull nnd cllirii lit:—euinpn*
i, . t*.i \ .* v 11, id ji,ii!tu< iii.-a ot Ancient uud Modern Lit
, an . Mat,i .ultra! m l Natural Sciences,—best eal
,• .dated u devi l"|'«* tin* po\v< rs of the youthful mind,
Vi Iserur* a - • d and h'.M.ed '.duegtinli,
i ■ and comm cUoos, and In ing
1 1 .i111\ lam sled v. till a I' mo Forte, (Hokes, and other
: ary Malhe latieal instruments It is confidently
I ..j.ei| that the i \j*« rieiice and attainments of tlm teach
, | \ |a\..raid\ recommend them to the patronage of
il,, j idilie. Tie 'lus < aI department will bcroiidi n d
■,y >lr. I)oner, well known to this eonuminity usadis
lei • slied leach.r of \ . eal and IllflstruKK’lital Music.
\ e nis'derahh dedueliou lias been made in the terms,
w ith the vii w to aeeoioinoihiie n class of young pupils,
(limit, d to tif'icc.) and otherwise meet the demands ul
the e iiimnmiv.
Terms pei Si>-<:oii of 5 months.
I*ui* on in II< imp, W ii; f , Aiitlmieiie, )
Ididi (irainioar, (o ugnijiliv. History Stc. .- $12 5*11
under the ago of 12 y ear* )
i )v. r lln a . of Pi y< irs $15 00 i
With ( libel, r e, Hlohes, \* f ^1* ^ '
trommiy, Pink s- phy. (dn unsir\, fccr. \ '•
\ iiiaii itl and Modern Lang mgr* each extra. 5 00
I.', i.a ir,. Al p'ora and Trigonometry, with the con J
sti’ietuMiol ’daps ( harts, &..*. e\iia 5IHI
Musical Professor’sTerms, 30
I <• of Piano Forte, 2
I >.r of (ilobes and other '’athemntieal iustnitncnlM I 0
Slalioiiaiv iiieluoinu Pens. Ink, and slate pencils 10'
Hoard, Washing, i.e. 02
To be paid, mall s. in advance,
KF.FKItKNCF.s,
The Hi. I?ev. S M- ( krv, F.p. Hislmp Michigan.
• 'he lit. IP . I)r. ,hi!n,s, \ F.p Hish'.p, Virginia
he IP v Thomas Atkins,at, Lynchburg.
H**v. .fames I longhen, do
'). M Wharton, Hotetnurt, Va.
i m. Wo »dhrul -p , F,\. («ov. of Michigan,
Pi.< 11 S. Ik rter, I . S. S. Michigan.
( ha lies Kiailfsir, M I) Pr. ' od. Lan. I nivrrsit\ Va.
I din Pla n11 • . \. M I 'a President Halttmorc College.
Hi mlz V! iyrr, K j - of Igniiou L. s. to Mexico
Nain’I. < »arland, d am »; \|, cm, \
Ah \. Tompkins, I), P L F.sqa. Lynchburg.
I I labuey, id. I !• l-dn S
< let. I • w .'!m—if.Vof
AIC'BBOA W19 I (Ml lliSsSOi
ESS x IX !■;**.
.111:1. i'u.s.i: r.ii.itoT
rt £ WIND removed to th<* house recently occupied
R I l»y Mr. John llollins, nearly opposite the Market
Mouse, lenders his services to his friends and the pub
lie, as
Auction :i 11 cl Commission Jlr iel>:t ut.
lit will allend to the sale of* Heal Kstate, Negroes,
1 bn-is, and every description of Merchandize.
Mis acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne 1
'tmi s, as well as a pr« tty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neighborhood, will aflbrd him every facility
in ihoalc of that spifirs of property. Mis spacious store
room and cellar, will enable him to keep in good condi
imi every article of merchandize he may receive on con
tignment.
lie deems it futile to make a flourish of promise and
will, therefore,only say. that lie will he grateful for pat
rona-je, and those who Iteblow it, may rely upon justin
at Ins hand i.
lie w ill take charge of Negroes to bo offered for sale
cither privuti ly • r pul l » lv. and board them at *i-» cents
per day until tiie sale is elleeled. Heasouahle advances on
pros rly 111 hand.
RKI KRKM’KS.
Xinithfion //. Davis, Sr. John ,1. Wunis
Hir lined Tyree John llollins
Jlr Kinney V Mushy Henry Davis
Met 'orkle K Me Daniel While. Tardy V Irvine
llurton K Hoilrs Hancock \ Mums.
The Richmond (Country) Whig will publish the
ribove advertisement weekly four weeks, and send ae
| count tvi ibis olliee tbr collection.
Dee. 13 ts
IV K HITT’.U COR SALK, low for rash or in
■ ? T barter,
50 hluU Sugar, N. <).. Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common to the best
300 bags Coll re, part 1 \tm fine
10 blub . tierces a.id Mils. N. O. and Porto
Molasses
do Syrup, very superior
I do extra
ft HI sacks Liverpool line Salt
\^t h ) do (■ round A Hum “
‘Jilt) sides good and damaged Sole I a nther
i 3(H) lbs. best SpamMi f loat Indigo
fit it) do Madder
100 casks Nails and Spikes, Id to 0 inch.
S ions Tredegar T\ re Iron i in. to ~ inches
10 do country Par do
10 bids. Tanners' <)il
It) hhds. Stone Ware assirtrd at manufacturer's
prices
10l l boxes Sperm ami Tallow Candles
25 do brown Soap
Hi bags Knee (linger
10 tlo heavy Black Topper
| 1,000 lbs. Creen Copperas
50 bills. Herring** and Shad
10.000 lbs western Haoon
50 boxes S x I? ami 10 X 12 Window Class
10 do 10 x 12, very superior
2 tierees fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine (1. Tow
der
25 duz. painted Buckets
25 nests Iron bound 'Tubs
5 do tlo large size
10 tlo/. h orse Buckets, assorted s?/,rs
20 do%. Bed C«*rd 0. I) and 0 stran
5 do*. Cm Brooms
11) eases Tobacco ( hi.
25 b »xes I joaf Sugar, part equal to any ever seen in
this market
1,000 lbs. Kast Boston Crushed do
I ,• HHI lbs. e 'Million do
iJOO lbs. Sal .liratus
O' I b t\< s Tm plate 1 !>\
.on lbs. \meriean Slit i t Iron
500 lbs. Zinc
25 boxes Raisins
50 reams Wrapping paper
15(1 do Tools Cap ami Cotter Taper
20 M C:gn. fmui common to very tine
2.0 I I lbs. Am . i blistered Steel
500 lbs. Alum
5 grmss Blacking, i-.*., See.
CKO. BACBY vk Co.
July 22 ts
Trust Sate.
B\ virtue of a deed of trupt executed to the subscri
ber, by Henry Hall and Catharine bis wife, to
secure a debt therein mentioned, bearing date the I7ih
of December, 1S|0, and recorded in the Hustings
Court of llie town of Lynchburg. I will sell, at nubile
auction, on the j»r« mise-*, for cash, on '1 Imrsday, the ttd '
"I .November m-.\t, a //()/ Sbl.LYI) LOT on ninth
street, and <ni lYdcntl Hill adjoining the residence ol
of Mr. Isaac Adams. | wilf convey only such title as
ve lid in me by the afeir*aid trust deed.
.».\U. K.VULV, TrilKirr.
•M 3 _ |3N
• tf trillion Planters!
rilllK iimli-r.igiipil, In |>i- !.,r^ it Plant^ri' W >rr
m lioiiv . leave to return tl«*»fr sincere tlntnhs to
the Planters generally, for tin- v« ry liberal mtppirt they
have received during th« ins|>eetioii ymr which lias jnst
closed. The new year, which is always dnt«<f from the
i 1st day of October, has now commenced; and they lee I
i encoiifaged to hope that the same generous patronage
will tic continued in an increased ratio,csj¥%c;ally as they
are determined that every hum st cft.»rt shall he ised, on
lin ir pari, to promote tie* interest ol the pla in r* and
render the eondiiioi* of tlu* w agoner as comlurtahle a ;
jxiHKible. 'J o (Ins end, they have had the wagon lot
well eneltiscd and protected bv strong gates and locks,
so that, by the constant attention of trusty and vigilant
servants to this mutter, the hogs and cows, which have
heretofore infested the lot, are carefully shut out every
night, thus securing the wagoner against a very serious
annoyance. They fuel eonlident that all who arc d.s
I |* wed to fjvor tliHiu with a cal I« both planters and \va
goners, cannot fail to be pleased, as they will meet with
as prompt attention and as eomforluhte accommodation
lien as at any Ware house m ill place. Come and see
for yourselves. JUNKS &. WHITLOW.
Oct. 6 wfiw
WAMIIAOTOA ISOT1X.
'jllli; PROPKIF.TOR of this F.>ta!lisliment re
I turns Ins thinks tu hia |utruns f»r their generous
support, ami assures them tli.n he has made every ar
ringemeiit fu the accommodation of the public,
in the most comfortable manner, and upon tin
most liberal terms. In consequence of the embar
rassment of the limes, be lias reduced his charges to
the following prices:
Hoard for man and horse per day, $1 50
Hoard for man do 1 00
Hy the single meal, for dinner, 50
For breakfast ursuppei 07 i
For Fudging 25
Travellers will always find bis bar furnished w ith the
best liijo ir.s; bis table supplied With every variety which
the market can afford; m at ami well furnished rooms:
obliging servants, and an uttvnlirr O.stltr.
The Proprietor was suliieieutly fortunate, rmtwith
standing the mildness of the winter, to obtain a plentiful
supply id I (' F. ; so that Ins patrons, who think
“t out n m ic ih i'cii: hunt,”
uvn l c* assured of always finding a pitcher of good ICK
\\ VTF.R—quite a luxury amid the summer hi a s.
Tile stages will call at any piece li»r the aeeonim *da
tion of travellers. .1 \S. .M. FVNOHORXft.
For hire, a good Hack, gentle horses, and a
eareful driver. J. M. L.
July Irt wfim
IN TIIK I N1 1 1 .1) NTATKs Cul HT
For the Fastem District of Virginia.
OrrnnKit 22. I M2:
Nathan Folftus ami James S. Pent), of the county of
Nel son,
Xgaoist J Petition in Hnnt,mj>trij.
FI'yd F. \\ hitehc ail, a Merchant it Nelson county.
ON reading the petition a fore said. It is ordered hy
the Court, that notice thereof In* given to the said
Floyd I,. \Yhitehc ad, hy delivering to him a eopy there
"t . il he be Iound within the District, or hy leaving a copy
there jf at hi* known usual place of residence w ithin the
Distriei. at least twenty days before ’he 25ih day of No
vember next, when a hearing will he hail upon tin- said
petition at the I nited Slates Court Room in the city of
Richmond, within the said district; and also that notice
thereof be published in the new spapers, accordin<r to the
22ml and 2dtb rule s of court, so that all persons inter
ested may appear at the said time and place, and show
cause, if any they have, why the said petition should not
be grunted. A Copy—Testa,
HFNRV (JIHSON, (Tk.
Oct. 27 w5w
IN THE I'NITKIISTATKS COURT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
September 12th, 1812:
Vli7 IM.IAM YO! N(i ol thn county of Franklin,
▼ T having filed a petition praying that lie may be de
•dared a bankrupt: It is ordered that all persons claiming
to lw creditors of'the said W illiam Young, show cause
to the court, on tin* I2ih day of December next, why
the said William Young be not declared a bankrupt,
pursuant to tlie act of Congress in that belnlf; and ibai
a copy of ibis order be published in the newspapers, ac
cording to the 22d and 24ih rules of court.
A copy—Teste:
JOSKrii c. IIA'n i.KY. 1). CFk.
Oet. 27 w5w
IN THE UNITED 8'FATES COCKT,
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
Oct. 21. 1812:
DM l ND FATE of the county of Bedford, having
J filed a pc it ion pray ing that be maybe declared a
Bankrupt: 11 is ordered, that all persons claiming to le
creditors ot 'be said Edmund Fate, show cause to the
court, on the 21th day of Nove mber next, why the said
Edmund Fate be not declared v bankrupt, pursuant to
i he act of Congress in that behalf; and that a copy of ibis
order be published in the newspapers accord ingin the 22d
and 2 lib tulesof Court.
A Copy—Teste,
IiENin GIBSON, c'lk.
Oct. 27 w”»w
I N THE UNITED STATES COt RT,
For the Easiern District id Virginia.
Oc t. 22, 1842:
(11. \IBOK N EGLADM \\of the tow nof Lynchburg
J having lileil a petition, pray ing that be may I «■ de
I e la red a bankrupt: It is ordered that all persons claiming
i to be creditors of the said Claiborne Gladilina show cause
to the court, on the J Nth day of November next, why the
said ( lailKtrii'- (iladman In u a declared a bankrupt, pttrsti
ant to the act of Congress in that behalf, and t!\*it a copy
of this order lu* published in the newspapers, according
to ibu 22d and 21tb rules of Court.
A Copy—Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, CFk.
Oct. 27 vvNw
IN TilK I NITKI) STATftS COCK l\
For the ftastern District of Virginia.
October 2f», 1812:
1^1 .ftAS \ N'T 'l l IO.MPSON of the county of Am
licrst, having filed a petilien praying that he may
be declared a Bankrupt: it is ordered, that all persons
claiming to be creditors of the said Pleasant Thompson
show cause to the court on the oOtli of November next,
i why the said Pleasant Thompson bo not declared a
! bankrupt, pursuant t«» the act of Congress in that behalf;
j and that a copy of this order ho published in the news
papers according to the22d and glib rules of court.
A Copy—Teste,
IlftMiY GIBSON. CTk.
Oct. 27 w5w
IN Clift t NITftl) STATftS Col ITT,
For the Kastern District of V irginia.
October 20, 1812:
JOHN P. Ill lilil SS, of the town of Lynchburg,
tr having filed a petition praying that he may be de
i dared a Bankrupt: It is ordered, that all persons claim
ing to he creditors of the said John P. Burrnss show
cause to the court, on the 2f»th day of November next,
why the said John I*. Burrnss be not declared a hank
nipt, pursuant to the act of Congress in that behalf; and
that a copy of this order be published in the newspapers,
according t,» theg2d and 24th rules of court.
A Copy—'Teste,
IlftMiY GIBSON. CTk.
Dct. 27 wfnv
1*4W NOTICE.
SII AVK. tnk. n my son .H)IIN II. (LAI!LAM) into
.jtartuerehipwith mo in the l’UACTICF. OF LAW.
We \x ill regularly practise in the Courts of Campbell.
Amherst, Ilrdtord, Nelson, the Corporation of l.yneh
0,lrg. mid the Superior Court of Iluekiiiphnin. Prompt
attention xvill he piven to all business entrusted to our
inananeinrnt. Address, J. ^ J. It, GARLAND, Lynch
I'iivie, I irginin.
I shall continue to attend the Court of Appeals.
J. OAKLAND.
Si r‘- 22 „
Dl. \ \ on F.\et'tilors and Administrators
4 jnxt received and tor sale hv
1’AVNi: sC GRF.GORV.
Jttue G ts (
r or It r n f <
XT 11 K I W o y I K K I' K O f) y
jj | Brick Tenements,
1,11 Mreef, immediately Ucl c.v ti„
l-'rn 11Ktin H .1.1.—ilie upper apartment. are well a,|a,,(
ill fir the re-mien-e nf private taniihis. l’usii-scni Hi||
iw gi /oil mi ihe fir<t nf January next, and of one „t' •!,„
te I' tiiems, prolmhly rouiiit, if dpsin-H.
VS M. ItADFOKD
<**. S§
a « o .v »»• o ae u s
I'of rt> ill, si ml Slaves & oilier lTv|>eri,
for niilc. 1
VT K ickhrid re Circuit .Superior Court of Law al,i
Chancery. Scptc-uilii i ltii, 13451.
John Alexander, Plaintiff
aztthmt M ’
S S. I'laxler, adni’r. nl John Irvine di c’d.. John .Ionian
Ktlwiti Jordan, Ira F, Jordan, and others,
,, /A/carfuitli,
I iirnuant to a Decree pr momioed in UiigcaiiAc. on the
■-iHI* day of ScpteinU r Iasi, I shall proceed, oil the | |[(|
of Deci inher next, at Lucy Selina Furnace, In Alienlr,
try County, Virginia.to rent to the highest bidder for
the term ol'one year from the 1st of January next licit
extensive Hi O. V KST.IBUSII.VW in said .’x,„n
ly, know n as the \\ orks el Jordans .X. Irvine, cui,S s
ting of a Forge and Furnace, with every thing 'attached
thereto, for the convenient and successful o|sTatimi of
the works. The real property cunsisu ufalmul
.7JM500 Acre* or I,ami,
containing an inexhaustible supply of Ore , Wood, :nl
Water. At the same time and place, will be sold, all
tin personal property attached to the Furnace, cmpn
sing every thing necessary Ibr its operation. Also, l:|
• Tim S inres. u ho are all familiar with theojeia
tioiMofihu Furnace ami Forge, and several of whom urn
valuable Ilainmermen and Refiners.
I pou completing the sales at the Furnace, I will pro
ceed immediately, at (' lit Lon Forge, on Jackson's river
about T» miles distant Iran the Furnnce, to sell all tin*
Im rsoiiaI properly there, consisting of Horse and .Mule
t'-ams, and every tiling necessary for the operation of the
Forge.
'Flic above property belongs l<» the late firm of Jer
dans ^ Irvine, and is rented and sold fir the purpose of
winding up the business of the concern.
'Forms. — Build and good security will be required
Irointbe Renter of the Heal Property. From tin’ pur
chasers of the personal properly, cash will be required
I .rail sums under .ill). For all purchases of $10 and
upwards, bonds with approved security w ill be required.
Persons wishing furilu r information, can oLtain it, by
addressing me at la \ington, V:i.
WII.FI \M C\ I.HWIS.
f 'innmixs'oiirr.
'Fbe above renting and sale is with the assent of ilie
surviving partners of Jordans iv Irvine. To per sins
wishing to t xamine the projs rty , it will be shown at
aus time before the day of sale, by Ira F. .Iordan at tin*
Funnier, am! .James Jordan at ibr Forge.
JOHN JORDAN,
On LihnlJ oj hi m.'(If, if. ml
surviving juirlnn s.
I.exingtor, Vn. Oct. ‘20, 1812 wtl4l)
.v a r t c r .
1FORWARN .ill |)i’M.ins Iruincrrdilinir me, fur any
aiiiu i.il, 111 any manner nr furm u liaisu. ver, without
my Iiriyjli.il uyyunt, nr written onler.
UKURIJK. T. IM.KASANTS.
Oct. 20 w3w
U.\«i I.IMJI AM( t:l,AA.HI(:AI, Mt'IIOOI..
rail ik next session ul tliesubseriiu i ’# S»:l o»l, willrora -
I meiice at rim Misomc Hall, on Monday, the 24th
inst.
'Terms of tuition for a session, of three months,
Common English Branches l*0
Jliglic-r do do and Languages $10 (H)
Reference maybe made to the Rev. I humus Atkin
son, Col. Joshua R. 1 loliiu s, or Keliia li. lownley.
GEO. OSGOOD.
Oct. 20 It—w3w
If.?#, O. .#/>####.#.V,
A T T () n .V K )r AT LAW,
( iiaki.o iti: lol Ui kiot f»i;, Vat.,
^VTII.L attend regularly the Superior and Inferior
▼ ? Courts of llic: Counties of ( hari.ottl, Ca>if
I iiKi.i., Timm k Eim uu>. and Halifax.
All business eoiilidcd to bis tan* will meet with
the promptest attention. Addr ss (. barlotto Court
House, Ya.
| Scyt 29 w2ra
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
Eor the Eastern District of Virginia.
Ocronr.it 13, l *'12:
(1 KORGK WALTON of the town of Lynohburg.
A having tiled a petition praying that be may bn de
clared a bankrupt: It is ordered, that all jtcrsuiis claim
ing tube creditors of the said George Walt-ii show
eaiHe to tin-court, on the 12th day tit November next,
why the said George W alton be not declared a Bank
rupt. pursuant to the act of Congnss in that belialt; and
that a copy <•!'this order be published m the newspaper*,
j according to the 22d and 24th rules of court.
A copy—'Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, cTk.
Oct. 13 wfnv
IN TIIK I NT I Kl) HTATKS COURT
Eor the Eastern District of Virginia.
Octoi’f.ii 13, I £42:
I.MUOl) 1)C INALD, of the county of Bedford,
i having tiled a petition j raying that he may be de
clared a Bankrupt: li is ordered, that all persons claim
ing to be creditors of the said Nimrod Donald shew
'cans* to ... on the 12th day of November next,
why the said Nimrod Donald be not declared a Bank
' runt, pursuaoi to the act of Congress in that behalf: and
that ;i copy of this order be published in the newspaper*,
according to the 22d and 21th rules of Court.
A copy—Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, cTk.
Oct. 13 wf w
IN mis UNITKD STATICS COIK!\
For tlx* Ivtstern District uf Virginia#
SEPTK.MnF.it 29, 1842.
lOSF.l’Il \V. SCOTT, of the comity «f Bedford,
o" having fill'd a pctiiion playing that im may he dr
'•hired a bankrupt: It is ordered that all persons claiming
to he creditors of the said Joseph \V. Scott show caum*
to the court, on the 12lli day of November next, why tho
said Joseph \V. Scott bn not declared a bankrupt, pur
suant to the act of (‘ongress in thnt behalf; and that »
copy of this order be published in the newspapers, ac
cording to the *22d and 24th rules of court.
A Copy—'IVste.
11KNRY GIBSON, CVk.
Oct. 0 w5w
\J HHtlNl A To wit: -At Rules held in the Clerk"* Office
»>t the Circuit Superior Court of I.aw and Chancery lor
the county <>t Halifax, in the month of October, 1H42:
John Cobb Jr., administrator of Deborix Hightower. d«'
ceased, Plaint! ft,
against
Joel Marable, Nancy Marable,Ambrose Bohannon k
his wife, Defendant*,
Is Chancery
The Defendants Joel Mar.tide and Ambrose Bohannon k
-- his wile, not hat ing entered their appearance, atd B
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not m
bitanLs «-t this commonwealth: It is ordered, that the
said Defendants Joel A1 arable ami Ambrose Bohannon and
- his wife, do appear here on the first Monday in Janu
ary next and answer the hit! of the Plaintiff; and that a copy
• if this order he forthwith inserted in llie Lynchburg Virgin
ian for two months successively, and posted' at the frontdoor
• ifthe court-house, «-f this County.
A Copy—Teste,
WM. S. HOI.T, n. C.
Oct 13 w2*»
\/lRt,I.Nl \ to w it:—At Rule* held in the Clerk's Oftioo/J
V the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery *°r
the County of Halifax, in the month of October, 1942:
James Burton, executor of Levi Hill deceased,
piainti«*»
against
Martin Dodson. Dodson Puckett and John Sim* late •
iff of Halifax county, Defendant*.
In Chancery.
The Defendant Martin Dodson not having entered hi**r^
poarance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that n*
not an inhabitant of this commonwealth: It is ordered, a
the said Defendant Martin Dodson do appear here °n *
first Monday in January next, and answer the bill of
Plaintiff"; and that a ropy of this order hi* forthwith inserte ^
the Lvnchburg Virginian for two month* siioressitely* 3
ported at the frontdoor ofthc couiA-house of this f ounty.
A Copt—Teste,
WM. S. HOLD [ c
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