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e. A young man, who

labors under consumptive diathesis, and
wishes to travel for his health, is DESTROYS
Of engaging in some collecting business
"A moderate compensation only will be re
quired. For other particulars, enquire ot
DIR. r. d. Palmer, of Bent Creek, Buck
ingham or Rev. John Early, of Lynch
burg, March 81, w3w'
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fJVO LvTS OF LIND.
EDUCATION.

THE SUBSCRIBERS next Session
will commence on second day, the Dist
inst. and end on the 18th OF The OH mo. next.
Terms--English Grammar, Typography, Arith-
metc aud Bookkeeping, so scholar, per
session Mathematics md the elements of
Natural Philosophy aud chemistry, Si2l n
scholar do No pupil will he admitted for
lrss time than from the time of entry 10 the
end of the session X b TOWNLEY.
Third month 18th. w3W "a
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4 Patent Spring Saddle,

Constructed ON tire most approved plan that
has ever been introduced uniting in itself
ease To- the rider and ssfetyto the horse. The
subscriber faiiers himself h,st bis Saddles
have been rs much approved both for their
easv 10 the rider as well AS safety to the horse
(at the same time combining neatness and dn-
rability) as any other Saddler's in the Union.
Being possessed oil workmen rot to be surpas-
sell either in the neatness or the execution OF
their work, and giving prompt attention to
business As we'll rs having n disposition TO
please, he humblv trusts he will still receive n
share OF the pnblic patronage which has here
toiote been so literally afforded him. His
Stock consists Of
Best plain Mcns and W0mens' Saddles,
mot to be supposedly
Common do. do.
Best and common Coach and Gig Harness
Jersey do.
Wagon do.
Cart and Dray do.
TOGETHER WITH
Plated Br,dieS Il .iidrtingctes, first quality,
Common d0.
Soddte Bags, Teiicfs, PortmanteauS,
Irunks, Cups, Sc. &c.
Al Of which will be sold low, for cash, or
TO punetual customers on credit
ROBERT II. GRAY.
u Country produce will be taken in ex-
change for debts or work H. H. G.
March Is. ltwts
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IIIE IRlCT or Land

in said deed mentioned, lying ON the waters
Of Stanton river, about i've miles above Halls
ford, containing loo acres, be the same, more
or less, and bounded by the lands of Thomas
Harmon, john oiIer aud others, it being the
same Tract of Land conveyed by shadrack
Brown 10 Thomas Stewart, and by Stewart TO
the said William Bradley The title is beiey.
ed to be undoubted, but we shall convey such
as is vested in us. TIE TRUSTEES.
March 81. wtds 33
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University Lottery, Ell class.

Price Of ff6ftf' ss--isbgref in proportion
The scheme oil the 9TH class OF The Wash
ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same
rs the last The same capital, aud The tickets
are oil the same price. The only difference
consists in IN, distribution Of the capital into
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I.ovrERy AGENCY.

yxrARD & ATIIssoN viii receive
W orders Tor tickets in aHy OF the Svfih-
ern Lotteries. 1hrre ERE nj this tune lhfes
schemes in which tickets ARE reads ior saie
in the oity Of Baltimore. The I'd ela'a OF the
Maryland State LstIery (the 1t Insl DRAWN
Is the most splendid.
MARYLAND State Lottery, No. 2.
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4 4 rules holden in the clerks ofico :,
"A Amherst county court, the first Me- NJ =.
in February, ls23 udy
''""'pnaey '''oe''' plaintiff
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert Tho
Gilbert, David \. Gilbert, John G. Glib,
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, aud Mar -.
wife, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Glib no
Judith Gilbert, Charles l.. Barrel. adm -
Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard n R,,rL'
Charles l.. Barrel, William Coleman
Charles l.. Barrel, under the firm of col,man
x Barrel, John and Richard S Ellis, AA,;an'i,..
Harrison, Richard Harrison and RI, ~
Burks, under the firm of Richard H. Bnfs ),
Co, aud William Ihurmond, defendants,
IN CH.4NCERY.
The defendants John c. Gilbert, Henry Gil.
bert, and Martin Bib and Mary his vile. nor
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly ana
the rules OF this court, and it appearing that
theyare not inhabitants of thiscommonw ealih
on the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel
1t is ordered, that the said acknowledgements,
do appear here on the third Monday in ArriI
next, and answer the plaintiff bill, and thai :,
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in the
firginian, published in the town Of Lvnchbnre.
for eight weeks successfully, and posted up at
the front door of the courthouse of this co,tn-
~, on some court day. A copy-Teste,
% BEVERLY DAVIES, ID. C.
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Just published. and for sale

4 Il Echos & North's aud Hector At
4 kisson's Bookstores, An .lfeetionote ID
dress 10 the Ciergy Of all denominations in the
United states, on The Uritings Of the honorable
Emanuel SWedeabog, by
JOHN |. CABELL
Prize, l2l Cents.
March %. w4,r 81
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Trust Sale.

D2 virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscribers by William Brady, dated
tile 9Th day of March, 1922, aud duly admit
ted 10 record in the Office OF the county court
OF Franklin, for the purpose of securing the
payment OF II certain sum Of money due Da-
Wis, Preston \ Co. we shall, cn Wednesday
the 9TH day Of April next, if fair, il not the
next fair dry thereafter, proceed to sell, on
the premises, by way of public auction, for
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New and Valuable Medicine.


TTNHIS new aud elegant Balsain bids fair
10 stand unriyalled IN lis merits, for Com
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
To assert ihat no Medicine has ever gained 50
mach credit ~ 50 short a time as this compo-
siIion. Scarcely ease occurs bat may tie
relieved by the timely use Of IT, many having
lately used II IN seated ConsDmplions with the
most surprising success, who we're gwen up
by the most skiliul physicians In the country.
Many certificates oil lts efficacy accompauy
each bottle.
I hereby certify TINT my wife has for some
time past been troubled with violent Cough,
aud has been in very delicate health, aud
after having tried mnny different things With
oul getting reiiei, bought for her a bottle OF
DR.. Meiiens Cough Drops, from the use Of
which very short time she found great relief,
aud her Cough has entirely lett her, and She
has regained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
HDdsop, i2h Month 2Nb, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH d. MCNEIL,
Recorder 9t he city of Hudson.
To the afflicted whom This may concern-i,
Rn.anna BARTON, do certify that took vio-
lent cold IN the latter part OF the year 1917,
which created violent Congh and difficulty
oi breathing, which was very distressing I'LL |
procured bottle ot Doctor hellens Cough
Drops, and by taking few doses Of the said
drops, was entirely cured Of my Cough and
pain in my side kO5tNNA 3 BARTON,
Wife of Mr.. Joseph Burton.
Hudsou l2h HOnh l3h, 1919.
This is 10 certify that in June 1918, | was
seized with very distressing Cough, pain in
my side, great weakness of the lungs, and il
continued until July 1919, which confined mr.
10 the house and part of the time 10 my bed,
| hud tried every thing as thought but all in
vain. was nj last induced TO make trial Of
DIR. Mcllcns Cough Drops, which give me im-
mediate relief, increased my strength, and re
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them TO m that are
afflicted with those complaints, rs very valu-
able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudsoa, CoiomJin city. NJ Y.Dee. p, 1919.
TOH SALE nv
DIR. T. HUMPHREYS, LynchbGrg.
March IL I'm
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n ceYtain Tract Of IanA.

in said deed mentioned, lying on the waters
of Stanton river, tourmles above Halls ford
containing 100 acres be the same, more or
less, and bounded by the lands of William
Bradley John Basham, lir aud others, il being
the same Land conveyed TO the said Harmon
by David Pagan, by deed of record in the
clerk S office OF the county court of Franklin
We shall convey such title as is vested in us
and no other THE TRUSTEES.
March u Ntds 80
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'l'RUS SALE.

PURSUANT to IA trust deed made by
Absaom Rncker 10 me, Tor the purposes
therein expressed, and dely recorded in the
office OF the county court OF Amherst, ] shall,
on Monday the east day of April, expose to
public sale, tor cash, at MinorCoxs tavern,
IN the county of Amherst, Jude and her three
children, John, Babel aud II child unnamed ;
or SO many OF them as will be sufficient IL
satisfy the purposes of the trust. The sale of
The above mentioned property will certainly
take place, as the deed auhorises it, whether
IT Is present or not The title is indisputable,
but | shall only convey such as is vested in
me by the trust deed.
JAMES L. LAMFkIN.
March 81 33wtds
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The following Slaves.
Medicines and Paints,

VIE Subscriber has ;ust received, a
L fresh supply of MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-STuFFS, &c. which, in addition 10 his
former stock, makes his assortment complete.
BENZ. +. OWENS
u North Carolina Money taken at
par. b. +. o
January 3. cots
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ANthe Personal Propeyty
TKUSl' SAFE.

DY. virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID Thomas Harmon TO the subscribers, da-
Ted the day of 1921, and duly
admitted to record in the office of the county
court of Franklin, for the pnapose OF securing
the payment OF "A certain sum OF money due
Davis, Preston u Co we shall, on the Il th day
of April next if fair, ii not the next far ddv
thereafter, proceed TO sell, on the premises,
by way OF public auction, to the highest bid.
der Ior ready naourV
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January IT.

NIRGINlA.-At rules holden 10 the
' clerks Office of the county court of Mel
son, on Monday the I'd day Of March, ls23
John Moran, pltH
against
Elijah Moran, John Masters and Martha his
wife, formerly Martha Moran, Ezekiel Camp
bell and Jane his wife, formerly Jane Moran,
Thomas Mitchell, James Campbell and Sarah
his wife, formerly Sarah Moran, James Mas.
tiers aud Mary his wife, formerly Mary Moran,
James Masters (son of john and Betsey his
wife, formerly Betsy TifUrd, Andrew, Jere-
miah, John W, James, Mary aud Nicholas
Iiltord, legal heirs aud representative of JAS
Tillord, dec d. who intermarried with Rachel
Moran, decd, Fleming, Charles, Agnes and
Nathaniel Mitchell, David Ward aud Nancy
his wife, formerly Nancy Mitchell, children
OF Thomas Mitchell who Htermarried with
Elizabeth Moran, decd. aud james Masters
and John Moran, executors OF tie last will
and testament of Nicholas Moran, decd
defendants
~ CHlfCERY
All the defendants in this cause except the
defendant John Masters and Martha his wife,
not having entered their appearance accord
ing TO the act of Assembly aud the rules of
this court, and it Appearing To the satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants of
this commonwealth; On the motion OF the
plaintiff, by counsel il is ordered that the said
defendants doaplear here on the fourth Mon
day in May next, and enter their appearance
and answer the plaintiff bill, and that a copy
of this order be inserted in the Virginan, pub
ished in the town of Lynchbnrg, for eight
weeks successfully, and posted at the front
door of The court house of this county.
copy. Ieste,
d. s. GARLAND, c. =.
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NOti ice.

~ OtAcS.
10y virtue ola deed of trust executed by
-kp Michael Kains TO the subscribers. and of
record in the county court of Bedford, bearing
date the 24th day of September 1921, for tire
purpose Of securing the payment OF debt due
to James keennm, will be sold to the highest
bidder tor ready money on the 10th day of
next month April on the premises, tract or
parcel OF land, on wlsch the said Mains now
resides IN the county of Bedford, containing
by said deed $50 acres or so much thereof as
will he sufficient to satisfy the debt set forth in
SAID deed. Acting as trustees we will convey
such title only as are ucsted in us.
JAMES JOPIING.
RICHARD kEENUM trustees
March % a. ,y,ds
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Prize Of ftteis s;o--shares IN proportion.
The III class Of the University Lottery pre-.
SCENTS the following scheme which ns IT con.
talns nearly H, mnny prizes as blanks, viii he
considered the most sate
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Hhe New Jerusalem
MASSANEANN.

This work will be issued in Monthly Num-
bers, each containing - octave pages, neatly
stitched III coloured printed co Ners, at the mo.
deratc price ot Three D0iiars per atnunt- One
Dollar 10 be paid on the receipt OF the first
number one Dollar n. the expiration OF sir
mouths and CHe DollHr at the end of the
year, accompanied with thestipaiatcd advance
for the following year, by those who wish
their subscriptions continued All rsntiitancey
and communications must be post pQih
The supcrintendenee of the cdti0riai and IN
pogTaphicm department being assigned to the
subscriber, (ldte ed0or and publisher Of the
Haicyon Lamindrg) all lettersmust be address
sed 10 him, at his office, No. 2O7, HHiam-
street. .NeW York, where they will be prompt
ly attended to.
As the first number will be issued in MAY
aert, and Immediately forwarded to subscri-
bers, you will obligc me by ascertaining, as
soon as practicable, the number and names, of
those III your neighborhood, who will become
patrons OF the work, and inform me of the
same with all convenient speed
The printing of the .jp0caig,,se Erpiained,
will be commenced at the same time eight
pages OF which will be stitched within the CO.
yer OF each number of the -" .UiSioRht.y," cat
cnlntcd to be bound separately.
remain, Sir, with respect aud affection,
Acar Brother in the New Church
SAMUEL WOODWORTH.
.Ne,c York, February ID, 1923.
Subscriptions TO the above work win be re-
received nj the Office OF the TUgiuiaiI, at the
Book Stores of Echols x North, and Hector
Akisson, Lynchburg and by DIR. l. Cahell,
Bedford. March 81. WITS 33
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'k'rust Sale.

PURSUANT to the provisions ofa deed
oftrua srecuted To The subscriber By Rcu-
ben Perry and .}an his rife, bearing date The
i2h day of.hme, 1919, and duty recorded in
The Husiiags Court ofthe Corporation Of Lyach-
burg, / shall proceed to sell for reody money, to
The highest bidder, at public auction, on the pre-
lnlsnx- IN ILe llLh lul.E ~ II
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TRUST SALE.


DY virtue Of deed of trust executed Ia
ID the subscribers by Samuel l. Harrison,
for the purpose of securiag the payment OF
certain debts therein mentioned to William
Robinson aud Jesse Beck, which deed bears
date on the stl DAY OF July, 1919, aud is daily
oi record in the county court of Amherst, the
subscribers wal, on Friday the 18th day of
April, 1929, an the premises, sell by way of
public auction, for ready money,
a certain Tract OK Xlana.
lying aud being In the county of Amherst, a.
bout miles from the town of Lynchburg,
bounded by the lands Of Linees Boiling, Chris.
TOPPER !sbell, the lands formerly belonging to
PhilipJohnsen, deed, aud Others, aud contain
ing 1904 acres, mure or less, or SO much
thereef as shall be necessary 10 answer the
purposes Of said trust deed Acting as trns-
tees, we shall convey To the purchaser or pur.
cha,ers the title vested in US by the !deed of
trRst aforesaid and none other
THOMAS WAIT,
RICHARD TfREE, i'us'eeS'
March %. wlw "a
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Notice.

DY virtue Of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber by Amos Fairs, bearing
ddse the l2h day OF June, ls22, Il duly recor-
ded in the clerks Office of PitlsyIvania county
court, for the purpose OF securing the payment
OF SUN of money dhe 10 William Wn,tlock,
shall, on Thursday the 2lth day of Aprd,
1923, ifiair, II not the next fair day thereafter,
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, on the
premises, for cash,
TWO LvTS OF LIND.
containing l6acres each, Us IL expressed il said
deed. This Land lies well, and is excellent
tobacco land, and lies in between the land of
Rtwley Thompson, susannah Black and 9TH
ers. Acting rs trustee will convey such IL
tie only as is vested in me by said deed
JONATHAN d. DAWSON, Trustee.
March 2s- 12w3Is
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ron S.1LE,
March q

DY virtue of deed rust executed to
ID the subscribers the 18th of February
1871, by Oliver - eles lr.as d duly admiltcdio
record in the nmpbcIl und lynchburg clerks
Offices, 10 secure 10 II ). anghorne certain
sums Of money therein mentioned, we shall
on Monday the 9TH OF April, if fair, II not the
next fair day thereafter, proceed to sell, to
the highest bidder, tor clsh,
ANthe Personal Property
Therein mentioned The property will be
sold on the premises lately occupied by O.
Towles, jr. and the sale continue from day To
day until it is all disposed OF. We viii con
vey such title MS is vested IN us as trustees.
DAVIDSON BRADFu1E, r
THOMAS WATT, i'"s'ee'
March I. 81 wtds
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MIR. JOHN MOORLAND-Tske no.
AvA lice that on Monday, the 2sth day of A.
prd merit, between the rising and setting ofMe
sun, at The house Of Gent Cloyd, in .Montgone.
ry county, ishaH proceed to take the depositioas
o. sad Ctoyd and others 10 be read as evidence
"a dsd now depending intht Chaneery Court for
NE Lyncht"rg district, in phich am pininfif
and yon dJendant, aehere and ahea vou mGy
attend Y goa think proper.
MCH4EL RUDDELL.
"' - - IL
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CIRCULAR.

GIR-The Society I'm this city, for the
~ Determination If The Heareuig D9cirine,
Of the NEW-JERUSALE.n, as contained in the
Heoiogiea writings Of Baron emanuel SwE-
DESRoRG, contemplate publishing a New
Monthly MAGAZINE, devoted exclusively To
the interests OF the New Church in The united
NiuIpy Ia lac pnfitI.d
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Fifty Dollars Reward

oh experimenting and securing hin,
Jall, 50 that get him again. if t9t .s,a'' =,
~ lhe state, or twenty dollars if taken IN ~ ~
:: 2.ai ne, JACK HAhlaSs, free negro. rai. we
IN the county OF Bedford, State of gire;n 1a,sea
1old his indentufes, dated the 2stb Una. n'i
l"3-said Jack Harriss was sold I,v o,d'f
buckingham court, 10 pny Jail ices was -. VI
chased by stephen pankey. from WIN fIl5
,Eortly runaway, was taken in the cor,',, ~
Bedford, lodged in jail, at which place h. 20. u
again sold when ! became the purchase" a'
JACK Harrlss IS yellow fellow. stout NJ
about ieet high, between 81 ahl 40 wear, y,
ase' Processes 10 lay stone Or bri, k When h..
leii me he wore long wiiskcrs, which 90. Gs
easiy cut off, his hat bad lost ba,f H.. ~ -. Ds
his clothing as | believe dark mi,ed cla,i'
clerks OF courts where his Indenrures ma, ~
recorded, are cautioned against RENEE, 10
them JOu\ p rn'.'iu5
Bedford, Feb. II. ,,,. a.
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Euuestrians attend.


Y>llE subscriber, has now on hand large
a and general assortment OF ladies' and
Sentlcmens saddles, Brides, Gig and Coach
Harness, and Wagon Gear, made of the best
materials, by first rate wOrkmen--Irunks, Va
Ices, Purtmanteaus, SaddIe-bags and every
other article i'll his line, constantly on hand,
al the cheapest rate for cash.
To Eqnestriaus, lie would particularly re-
commend
.ui.re's Patent Spring Saddles.
take the liberty OF referring persons disposed
to purchase, 10 the gentlemen, whose names
are hereunto annexed, being few of the in
IdiyidualS who have used them, and hope that
their recommen dation will be sufficient proof,
that they are held in the highest estimation,
both on account of comfort to the rider and
safety 10 the horses back
HBUHG-SfeSSrS .Tna,fs " Dibr,H
Paul Jones, .John a. Lee, john Smith, John
Bailey, JOHN Poe, Joseph Butler, Fitldi,g Hl-
huns, Nag. b. +. Queens, DOct. Geo. Ca6eH,
Doct. HHiiam Queens, DOrt James Saunders
DOct. s. Diaries O1cens.
.4.fHERST-Doct. G. a. Rose, Geo S. HoI-
ioray, Esq. Nm. Billiard, Esq Joseph Petty
johli, Esq.
BEDfORD-Do ct. John l. CabeH, .Mesrs.
p. p. Burton, Benz. a. Donald, - Dick.
iISOH.
C.1.nPBELL-Wn' r. Chaplin, Esq Messrs.
Samuel NJ Scott, Bereriy r. ScoH.
CH.iRLOTIE--Doct Henry ". Tucker,
Martin Hancock, Esq Tho Richardson, ESQ.
Richard Gaines, Esq. WiHiam iIiinnson, ESQ.
Jennings Jclreys, Esq, Emma Scott, Esq. Hm.
Mckinney, Esq. JOHN OhUer, Esq. John Henry,
Esq.
PiTTSYLH.a.TL4-RObert Cook, Esq. Doct.
Rawiey White
HiLiF.iX-1fes@S. Caleb Baker, Samuel
Smith
BOTETOURT-Charles Johnson, Esq.
NELSON b. HUGHES, Aren't
.Hnrca a. % ,ntf
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5aDDJ.Es, saDDAES,
SPRING SADDLES.

! HE subscriber returns his grateful
Acknowledgements IN liberal public for
he patronage he has received, and informs
hem that IN addition 10 his present stock OF
5ADDLERY, (Which is extensive and of su-
,erior quality, } he intends 10 offer to Me pub
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Notice.

1 WILL positively sell, without reserve.
Il TO the highest bidder, on Thursday the lin,
daV of Anrtl next the
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the customary ont houses. Also, large a
valuable apple orchard of excellent fruit.
so, attached 10 the same, aud convenient
the dwelling house, ARE
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-12-16
BOW STREET.

Family Jdrs,--Mrs. Matilda Juliana Huggurstony
complained to the Magistrate that she had been cru
ely beaten by her own brother--one Mr.. Harry
Beany; who she said. had taken an intipathy to
her, because she had married German gentleman
instead of an English one! and, unfortunately, her
husband, MIR. Christopher Huggulstony was so far
advanced in life that he could not protect her from
her brothers. violence.
Mrs. Huggurstony wept, as she told the story Of
her woes and stony must be the heart that could
have resisted her treaming, they did, over
cheeks that had never been protected by beautypre
serving vaccination, and all interlaced with
crimson scratches. like honey garnished with
barberries. The Magistrate was moved--the war
rant was granted and, in due time, her barbarous
brother, Mr.. Harry Beany, was brought before the
bench.
Mr. Harry Beany came boldly forward. He is a.
little man, in blue jacket and trowsers, with al
small canvas hat to match and he stood before the
table with quid in his mouth, tipsy smile on his
counenance, his hands thrust into his jacket pockets,
and his little legs set faF apar. to keep him steady.
Mrs. Huggurstony advanced 10 the table, sup.
| ported by her husband, Mr. Christopher Huggur-
stony--an elderly gentleman of sixty seven, ola
most unctuous and bladder-likc physognomy and,
take hin, altogether, we should have thought that
he had no more occasion for wife Than . toad has