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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18
FROM CAMPEACHy

BALTIMORE, April I've ar. ID,
ed to the politeness Of Captain Sb" 'arn''
OF the brig Sam. arrived at ihi. nor, "i'e
terday, for the latest inteIgrocs .''
Campeachy. In the province If V. rom
convention was held, attended hh.'ean,
military and all disafltcted ofVara5 inc
which declared in favor of the Cons nnuz'
complete revolution had taken his
Cainpeachy-the imperial governor b' az
been turned ont of office aud imprison" %'
and new one elected hy The ppo, i"
All the prisoners, who were coneo.d J..
order at the emperor It,nbide, were Iih.
rated, aud nothiug was heard or seen h.,
rejoicing and Examinations. ''s
The empTor's person was cons;1.ro,
very unsafe, as the general cry was, dow
with the traitor, long may the Cnnrrss,
exist D'saffection every where reign,T
which was heightened by the probibitio,
ct the sale Of tobacco in that part If be
Peninsula. Markets for all kinds of Ana.
rlcan produce were dull. Very LITTLE lao.
wood was in market An American b,;o
name unknown, captain Perkins, who ba1
arrived at Campeachy, for the purpose Of
obtaining cargo of logwood, being disan.
pointed, was obliged to sail for anotbr.
port. Three days after, it was renor,ed
that he had been captured BY private.
ana all on board put TO death. Their,
we're number of privateers in the Pc
ninsula. The Samuel lelt no American
vessels at Campeachy. rCbron
Capture 3 a Spanish Corvette bya French
"a.
The Schooner Thomas Tenant, canta;,
Burr'll, arrived at this port on Saturday
night ia IL days from Antigua. Capt. B
has furnished the Exchange Reading
Rooms with Antigua papers. In the ST,
Johns (Antigua) Register of the 49,
March We ind the following important pa
ragraph -
We have been politely favored from an
autheet'c source with the following intor-
nation.
On the T2th cf March the French line
of hattse ship he Jean Bart of "a guns.
bearing the Flag Of Admiral B,rseret'
arrived AT Martinique, having in company
a Spanish Corvette which she had d. tain.
ed.
The following is a statement OF the ma.
Va. force at Martinique -
lie Vestal, 60 guns, bearing comno.
dore's pendant.
LIE Joan dare, so guns, aud five small
t'r trlsates. The Vestal and Joan d..
ARC, are tr'6ates with guns On their gang
ways.
A considerable number of troops had as
rived in the above ycssels--the amount no
ascertained.
convoy was appointed to sail for
France from Martinique ON the 2lst instant.
Commodore Owen and the greater part
OF ms squadron were at anchor at Barba
does on Tuesday last waiting for despatch
es from England. f.lmeriean.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18
EItraet ofa le,ierto the Editors orhc Fir
ginidn, daied

NASHVILLE. March i6, 1923
It's source Of pride aud pleasure 10
see N your paper u degree of respect paid
10 the venerable aud distinguished Andrew
Jackson. of Tennessee, ia relation To the
Presidency. am aware that great preiu-
dices prevail against him in the Eastern
states among some of the influential and
leading men of the country, who are using
th' II eGcrllous tofcresiail public sentiment,
aud yet their fa,orite candi ate into office.
But, you may BIZ assured, that, LET the PEG
pie OF the United States reflect for one
nanrnt on the imprepriely Of caucus mo-
limitations by Representatives 10 Consres
and cabinet Influence, aud they Will put To
rest these palpable ontrdges upon consti-
tntl0lal provisions, which shoold be held
m.lolate, for, on the Deliberate exercise OF
their discretion aud choice in the seleotio
of an honest vivtuous and distinguished
man for their President, depends the future
fate of odiI libcrtrs
Ii ia well known that Gen. Jackson has
never been trained in the ministerial count
-tqmttcs of Europe, which have been
transplanted into the heart of our republic,
by corrupt me I,so Objectionable In the prin-
cplcs OF our government. This IL one
important reason why he is entitled to the
high consideration of hsceuntrymcn. Az
regards this hind Of discipline, the people
Of the United States begin now TO know
that II rs not necessary. They want Il
man who will frewn indignantly on those
great European formalitirs which are OBJ
served at Washington City, and one who
viii administer the government upon PLAIN,
faithful ard henest principlcs--0ucw who
has 40 lHcal determinations IN ,lew--One
who will require an honest discharge of
the duties OF these who have services to
pcriorln-One who Will rndea,or To see
that the public funds are properly applied
to the objects Of their appropriation aud
that tae country is not imposed on by men
who swindie their countvy whilst in public
Office, Instead Of honestly aud virtuously
doing their duty. Let the people of the
United States make whom they will their
President no nau in the Union would
more honorably discharge that high aud
honorable responsible station than the We
nerah!e Jackson.
lis mud is like the universe, expanded
To every Subject, with "A natural as well as
An acquired fertility, capable of supporting
the best interes # the American people.
And light as tir Editors of the Enqeircr
may think Of his pretensions to the Presi-
dency, il the people of the United States
consult their rights, interest and pr % rly
he will administer the government, Adams,
Clay, GRAVEYARD aud Calhoun to the con-
tray Notwithstanding.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18
LyscnBURG, APRIL ia, 1919
r. -, c;s,,n, of E.mellurg.

4 o IHt tsFIi-'FE' = y " ;.
n. THIS eve NlNs ut early candle ilghi,
a, Ihe renrl.hnasc, an adjourned meeting "i
,ha,e persans wbo have enrolled themselves
.s uen,bers of u new Volunteer assottatloni
ard soch ~ may be disposed 10 oTiiit with
,Ls,n. VIII be held, lar the purpose OF nppo'nt-
ine Dfirers, selecting a name and nnii"rin
L. &C. l, is hspud fia, every lremher "ht
s,,enI .lpdi Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18

gather T. sneats Tor ogr republican schools
shall we go 10 impregaaied pools or pur 'ing
STRAINS TO queneh our thirst And whose sen.
,imeni. shall We ins,ill into ID. minds Of the
rising progeny " asb.nes.i, az bons.
parties, Jsclson's.or king,oas : Had our
great Creator and preserser, llhroash whose
uexhanstit,e benevoienee, We inhs0it this
insuriant, sIremely 10 be sdored CONT
neni) wanted wisdom, or were our eongrt =
.ionsl a.semllege disrobed OF elo1uenee, then
might We resort 10 the pitit,h ssbteriuge oil
foreign composition. But Llessrdbe God, our
nntive genins is as bright as theirs. We enn
think as well, write "a well, and talk ~ we'll
as they Aa,, the humblest freeborn can
soar aloft on fanes OF ffs,edom, while the hest
Of them must move with clogs, or rise with
letters on their wings"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18

II In answer 10 The gentleman who writes
rs from Chrislianhorg, (Alon' gomery) under
dnie of April 7th, and asks ns, q al phose IN
aanef, aud FIR Whai reason" We announced
Mr.. George ilnncock as an opponent OF DIR.
Floyd NO reply. that such was the rumor in
this place. and, having no reason To doubt IL,
We published II for the information of our
readers Where. or with whom, the report o.
riginaied, we know not
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18

~ The election for ,wo men'he,, 10 rep,
,,ssn, CunnbeIl county, in ll,r neat House Of
r,,.loga,,s. nud Tor member cf the House nf
n,nr, .e,Ifnl,ves of lhe United States, in"k
.n,,r. an Monany las, MIR. Tucker, the late
Incumbent nf The latter Office, had no oppo.
nrni. The iollewing statement eah'blls tue
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18

BY the arrival this afternoon of the Co
Iumbia captain Rogers, in 20 days from
Liverpool, the editor of the New York
American has received his regular Giles Of
London papers tn the 5th, Liverpool TO the
18th Of March, with Lloyd's Lists and the
London new price current to the 5ih of
March, from which we hastily sketch the
following brief summary of events since
our la.i nrekinns nd Hlces
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Il was supposed that the fermentation in
the Chamber Of Deputies would accelerate
the depart reof the Due a'.An tinl me, and
induce the gosernulea;to move the army
forthwith.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18
FROM HAVANA.

The brig Alonzo, captain Gold, arrived
here yesterday in 10 days from Havana.
Fave days prior TO her sailing, the brig
Alert, late Blunt, arrived from New Or
leans. The night previous to her arrival,
of the Moro, she was boarded By the pima
tIcal BOATS ; the captain aud cook were
Killed, and one man m0rtally Wounded
NO American vessel of war being in port
at the time, medical assistance was imme-
dlately rendered by, the British frigatc
Hyperion, Lilicorp, Esq. commander. .
Vessels were daily arriving at the Ha-
yana which had been pluudered Of the
coast by the Pirates. some of which had
been entirely unluaded and their cargoes
publicly offered for sale in Matanzas.-
The pirates continue to infest the coast
NOR" nnmerously than ever.
The NOtioso Mercantil of the q5th
March, contains an account of the pro-
ceeolngs nj meeting held at Havana, 1t
which the captain general presided. Ad-
dresses to the King aud Cortes of Spain
were adopted, in which the meeting cor
daily approve of the stand taken by the
spanish government against the contem-
plated interference of the Allied Pow
ers IN the internal concerns of Spain.
lib.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18

HoRRlD. Capt. Robinson, arrived yes
terday from N. Orleans, informs 4 al the zig
=, Perkins, of kennebuck, arrived at the
balze on he 2lst ult. from Port an Prince
ana Campeachy. Captain II. was in.
formed that she was boarded in entering
the harbour of campeachy by piratical
schooner of about 40 tons, and manned
by 80 or 40 men who asked for money,
out Capt. +. denied having any. They
then stained him in several places and cut
Oh one of his arms, when he told them
where the money was 400 doub)oonsl
which they took and proceeded to murder
nam IN the most inhuman manner. He
WAS hFst deprived of the other arm and
one OF his legs. They then Dipped oakum
IN oil, put sumo in his mouth and under
MIN set II on fire and thus terminated his
suiierings !! The mate was stabbed with
spear in the thigh. They also robbed
the brig of anchors and cables, sails, rig
Sing, qaadrants, charts, books, papers, and
nearly all the provisions and water On
the passage from Campearhy to the b
''ze, she was proyidentially supplied with
provisions, &c. BY several vessels whici,
she fell in with,or they mus. inevitably ba.t
pershed. .Mr sla:
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Notice.
The subscriber will sell great bargain
$500 Acres OF land.

/ WING in the county of Campbell, on
IL the waters of Whipping creek, "a miles
south of Lynchburg. There is on this tract
400 acres OF open land lying in one body, all
of which is we'll inclosed and produces we'll
Tire is on this tract 7 settlements, all conve.
niently situated, and the most of them have
all necessary cuthouses, and good water con-
eenient, and an excellent icehouse at one of
them II feet square, and ~ deep, good
blacksmithsshop aud good stand for asmith,
and good stand for a store or tavern, with a
new house built forthe purpose. There is al
50 on this tract
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08

szs~-,-, The subscriber keeps
,S NJ 4 -->--sef.f constantly for hire IA
ftkss9 ssSs5eaI2aG NEAT HACK, with a
--==z=2ssakas3GssGg gentle pair of horses and
a careful driver. Any person living in Lynch
burg or elsewhere can have the use of il to eo
to this or any OF the other watering places, by
dropping me a line directed 10 Cloverdale post
office, appointing time when they would
wish to be sent for Gil. JOHNSTON.
Botetourt Springs, Aus. 90 ct
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Oh NUEL T. NAD T. Id.
PATRICK Ii. CABELL.

The subscriber will sell, on credit of one,
two, and three years, has noiety of the above
estate, containing by q recent survey 1917
acres than which there are are few more va
liable tractsin Virginia. L. II. CABELL.
August w4w 81
IL The Editors ofhe Enquirer aoiH pub-
tfsh the ADORE weekiy for fur weeks and for
nard their account 10 Ais 0lire.
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Corporation # Lynchbuyg, TO icat:
yFyIIIS day, JOHN G. NEWELL per

d sonaliy appeared before me, John Ham
cock, justice ot the peace for SAID corpora
tiou. and made oath that he has lostthe notes
for Two hoesheads Of tobacco, Martins ware
house. No 1906, 1850, l3Z, l5iS, lbs. past to-
bacco. No ia, 1910, 1870, 1870 lbs Refused.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF August,
le23. JOHN HANCOCK.
Aagasi g. AZ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
a tract OF parcel OF Land,

Lying aud being in the county of Franklin,
bounded by the lands OF Joel Fisher, William
Custin, john Ferguson and John Snider, con-
tanning by estimation 10 acres--one sorrel
stud horse, one bay horse, one yellow bay
ditto, 8 head OF cattle, . head OF hogs. two
sets of biacksmiths' tools complete, one old
Wagon and one new one, nearly ironed, one
four wheeled carriage and harness complete,
one clock, one cupboard, one desk and one
book case. two silver watches, and the bal
ance Of said Fishers HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, and plantation
utensils, rifle guns, and his crop Of corn and
wheat or so much OF the said property as may
be sufficient to satisfy said debt, with costs.
TIE subscriber Will convey such little only as
is vested in him as trustee.
ELI FERGUSON, Trustee.
August o.. w2w3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
New and Y aluable Medicine


.. MIS- new and elegant Balsam bids tai
10 stand unrivalied in its merits, for Con.
,snnt;ons and Coughs and We boldly venture
- assert ihut no Medicine has ever gained 50
sueh credit in So short a time as this compo-
,ton. Scarcely a case occurs but may be
,slieved by the timely use OF It, many having
,.tely used il ia seated Consunptions with the
rost surprising success, who were gwen up
~ the most skiful physicians IN the country.
Iaay certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time cast beentroubled with n violent Cough,
aad las been in q very delicate health, and
aaer having tried many different things with
out getting relief, bought for her bottle OF
Or. Mellens Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time She found great reiiei,
and her Cough has entirely left her, aud she
has regained her strength
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, l2th Month 29.h, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH D MCNEIL,
Recorder Of the city " Hudson
To the afflicted :whom this may concerl-i
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took VIC
lent cold in the latter part OF tue year 1878
which created "a violent Cough and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing till
UfOEuf1l q JDltle "a OObAOA hSilSh oOuSh
brops, and by taking ii few doses of the said
drops, was entirely cured of my Cough and
main in nv side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife of MIR. Joseph Barton.
Hudson, 18th Month 1871, 1919.
This is to certify that in June 1918, was
seized with a very distressing Cough, pain in
nav SIDE great weakness OF the lungs, and II
continued until July 1919, which confined me
TO the house and pnrt OF the time TO my bed.
] had tried every thing as thought bat all in
vain was at last induced to make trial of
Dr. Melen's Cough Drops, which gave me inn
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re-
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them to all that are
afflicted with those complaints, as a very vaiu-
able medicine NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Columbia cty. NY.Dee. 81, 1919.
FOR SALE BY
Or. T. HUMPHREYS, Lynchburg.
March 10 I'm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
Large and Productive Farm,

:
Large and Productive Farm,
on James river, in Nelson county, called Sol
dier's JOY, containing nearly three hundred
acres OF first rate river bottom, with much
arabic high land adjacent thereto, in good
heart, in all sufficient, it is calculated, for the
profitable employment OF twenty labourers.
The houses on the place, for agricultural pur-
poses, are large and numerous; and the plan
tation is believed TO he under n pretty good
enclosure The place, ready admitting OF di
vision into two parts can he rented TO sepa-
rate tenants, should ii be the wish of appli.
cants.
Application may be made to Vim s. Cabell,
Esq residing at Amherst old court house, or
to either OF the subscribers, the first residing
at Buckingham court house, the latter in the
town Lynchburg.
SAMUEL |. CABELL.
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FORWARN all persons from trading
u with my wife Elizabeth, as viii not be
answerable for any of her contracts.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM
Franklin, Angus, %, IL
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2rA ACRES 0F I.aED,
n ntiae.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID John Fisher 10 the subscriber, bearing
date the 4h day Of August, 1870, and duly
recorded in the clerks Office of the county
court Of Franklin, TO secure a certain sum of
money therein mentioned, due to Stephen
Preston, j.. & Co. | shall proceed to sell, on
the premises for ready money, on Wednesday
the 10th of September next, the FOLLOW
ING PROPERTY, TO wit:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
G O. R E M IS
WARDS OFFICE,
Sept. 3, 1923
fridays drawing OF the
Grand state t.Ottepy.


Grand state hottery.
23906 prize OF $1,000
ll243 prize Of $50
And lbs prizes Of $l2
The Involvement 10 invest money in Lotto
~ tickets has seldom been o great as at this
time, from the circumstance OF all the capital
prizes OF the State and University Lotteries,
Remaining in the wheel TIL this late stage OF
the drawing The Gazettes state that, "a very
early advance of the price of the tickets, III
each of the Lotteries, may be looked for
The 9th drawing of the Monument Lottery
Will be received On Thursday next. And the
9th drawing of the University, and the sth
drawing of the State Lotteries, on Thursday
week Tickets will remain short time at
fhe present prices, viz
Grand State tickets el5
University do $40
Washington Monument do $40
Orders trde ofpostage at the Baltimore pri-
ces at Wards Office.
Sept ..
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Doctor Green's cure for Drunkenness.

Doctor Green's cure for drunkenness.
Whenever you feel an inclination to
drink spirtuons liquor tgroe) drink cool
fresh water. This is an edectual cure--anc
in "A very short time you viii make d
sober man---out of the greatest drunkard.
Drunkenness the doctor says) is dis.
ease Of the stomach, and cool ,Oatcr IL the
remedy. For the goodness Of Providence
has placed by the side of every disease its
appropriate remedy and by the side of
every eva, its appropriate good. Let US be
thankful.
In an answer Of the Doctor 10 a letter I
sent him, relative 10 my sickness, and
drinking spiriiuous liquor, it contained in
substance what now write aud, thank
Providence, it has perfectly cured me u
that dreadful disease, called drunkenness.
can now attend TO my busness--and
can say that sober lie is good life
IT'S saving Of many things-'tis saving
| of cash-'tis saving of the constitution
It's a saving Oft mans credit.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
Janes River LAND
FOR RENT.

HE subscribers will rent for the ensu-
iag year, aud it may be tor term oil
.ears fhat
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
Origin oCMe British Marriage net.


OF all the unpopular measures advised in
the cabinet by that great politician, Earl
Hardwicke, none gave SO much disappro-
baton at the time as the Marriage Act
Some prudential regulations were indeed
wanting TO prevent the shameful cIandes-
tine marriages Of minors aud a short bill
for this purpose was drawn UP aud laid
before him by the Judges but 10 this he
objected, and though Lord Hardwicke fra
med the bill, yet the principal promoter of
it was Mr., Pelham, afterwards Duke of
Newcastle aud that from domestic cir
cumstance, little known, and therefore not
mentioned in the annals Of his time. At
this period public brcakfastings and balls
in the morning, at sundry houses Of enter
tainment in the environs of London, were
universally in vogue. The places most
frequented by persons Of distinction ucre
Ruckholt house, in Essex, and Pntney
Bowling green house but as the company
could not fail of being miscellaneous when
money was taken at the door, it so hap
pened that sharper danced with the
Earl Of Tilney's sister, at Ructholl
house, engaged her affections, and was on
the point Of being clandestinely married t.
the lady, when fortunately his character
was discovered. Yearly the same even
happened to Miss Pelham, sister to Mr.. II
Pelham and the Duke ! this lady found al
amiable partner at Putney Bowling greer
house, with whom she frequently dane ed
who made declaration cfloye) which wa,
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so favorahly received by Miss L. that she
invited him To- her brothers house. where
he made several visits, and had absolutely
gained her consent To marry him, when a
general officer, accidentally paying visit
one afternoon Will. the gallant was there,
directly knew him to be MLean, the noto-
rous highwayman, who bad robbed hin.
twac on the highway. The adyenturer
retired With the greatest precipitation
and the general finding that his discovery
did not make that strong impression upon
Miss P's mind which might have been ex-
pected. flew to Mr.. +. and laid the matter
before him, which animated the minister to
promote the marriage act.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-06-04

Rusgles-Thomas Hale, Minerva Parker, T.
X. Jones, &Co.-Alfred v alker, and others
Abel Wcsson, and otheIs-Eben. Sherman,
and others-Sylyanus Lassel, and others
Zenas l.. Leonard-Turreant Merriam--Ja-
cob Jaquith-Reoall Degrass--Otis Alnmidou,
and others--thc Selectmen and OveTseers of
Meudon-Stephen Stockwell--JaInes F. Bald
win--John Brown, and others-lsIther Skel-
ton, and others-David How, and Others, and
John Andrews, were severally read and COM
mitted. y
Agreeably to assignment, the two Houses
went into convention for the purpose of elect
ing Couusellors and Secretary and Ireasur-
er of the Conmonwealth-and the ballots
being counted, it appeared that the following
gentlemen were elected as Counsellors, viz
Hon. Seth Sprugue, Joel Cranston, George
Hull, John Mason, VIM. w. Parrot, James
Fowler, Sherman Leland, Braddocl5 Dimnsock
and John keyes.
Alden Bradford, Esq. was reelected Sec
rotary, and the Hon. Nahum Mitchell was
reelected Treasurer and Receiver-General
of the Commonwealth, for the ensuing year.
The committee on the subject reported re-
solve providing for the pay Of the members of
the Council, Senate and House Of Represent
atives, which was read and assigned for con-
sideratio1 on Monday next.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1823-06-04
From the Orange County, (Goshen) Patrio
May &c.
A FEaf.aLE W.a.VDERER.

On the 18th inst. distressed looking
female, with her hair flying in every di-
rection, her clothes barely sufficient to
hide her nakedness, and barefooted, stop
ped in at a house in Goshen. to rest her
self. She was evidently in state of
mental arrangement, and could not fail
to remind the beholder Of the pititul
story of" Crozy Jane.n
She wore on her head white draw
ed bonnet, sewed with black silk, her
hair was light auburn, her eyes blue,
her complexion fair, aud where not ex-
posed to the sun, her skin was very
white, She appeared about twenty
years Of age, was small of stature, and
of delicate figure, She wore small
blueish faded calico shawl, with small
WORKOUT red silk handkerchief under it
she had on a black frock, which APP
peared to be the tattered remains Of a
merino dress, with plaid cotton sleeves
---she had a pair of shoes in her hand,
which had once been neat and fashiona-
Bile. She had little black roll, care
fully pinned up, which she kept con-
stantly in her hand, and repeatedly de-
-clined giving any information Of its con-
tents. The inside Of her hands was soft