The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-27
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! Doctor, and am justly entitled to yoar
reward "f on have been kind and fuitlifli
b"elor,' SAID the trembling Wife, and ar,
justly entitled II our reward but dO wit
/ = lQue--"e cant pay you now" +" can
INFORM you, my good friends" replied H..
lneNorablc physicIan, q that am kRoaiar
10 your having property enough 10 satisfy
my demands-- and, moreover, shall have
II before leave the house" The poor
man and his wife were thunder STRUCK
ihty had heard thai The Doctor was kind
hearted aud benevolent man which render
rd MS reply the more surprising and Dis
tressipg 10 them. Al this a flock of kittens
scamrered across The foor--ihe Doctor
caught one Of them, and put it IN his pocL
~, aud said told You | should have my
pay before lell your house have got il.
Good bye-God bless YOU
Before his death, this good man looked
over ms accounts, aud filed out receipts
at nll those which were agains, poor per
sons, and Jeff directions with his executors
to DELIVER them to those concerned, imme.
diaiely after his death. Ills orders were
obeyed,
t7bridged from .Hoore's .7inals
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british CdpiM.--A writer in the British
Traveller estimates the loans which have
been negotiated for by foreign powers,
since the peace Of lal5, nj ESQ LIB 900
pounds strlliug.. oftbis sum- capital stuck
10 lie amount Of GD1 $40, 900 il NOW held
in England. The American stocks now
held in England are stated by this writer
To be f8,Go0,o0o, OF nearly thirty eight
million dollars.
Remarkable Escape Mr.. John Sill, ot
Bethany, Gennessee county, IN on..
horse Wagon, IN the town of Hamburg,
ira'tilIng on the axe road, Iivar 10 mile
creek, was tlromnby The stumbling Of the
liorse, over ihe ridge down upon the beach.
ei i'nhe Optario, q distance Of 1870 feet
The Wagon was dashed to pieces aud tbs
horse Killed, while Mr. Sill miiaculonsly
escaped without broken bone, and WAS
taken up lay some tdltsmco, aud recovered
after lying tNo hours insensible from The
fall
The Cathedral Of Derry, in Ireland, Is
IN runs, the cathedral Of a diocese whose
rental is estimated al 10000 pounds ster
ling. The Bishop who gets 20 900 pound.
sterling per annom from the diocese, has
not been within its wallis for many year
The Dean, Who has 1000 pounds sterling
has not performed service Ia II for two
years, late number Of the Dubliu
Evening Post contains letter on the suit.
ject, from member Of Parliament frem
the county or Derry, n minstcrlalist and
sdppoter of The Church in which he con
dcmny The conduct of the Bishop, Dean.
aud Chapter, and mentions that the
Church establishment IN Ireland is tho
richest in Europe, and that whilst the Ca
thedrai Of Derry had been failing, the en-
dowpenis Of the Bislupfc aud Deanery
had been increasing IN wealth.
In great matters Of public moment.
where both parties are at stand, and both
are punclIIious, slight condcscensions cost
little, but are worth much. He that yieids
them Is wise, inaemuch as he purchases
siineas with ialthi6gs.
The sun should MOI set npon orr nnpct.
neither should liz rise upon our confidcncf.
We should forgive freely but forget rarely
will not be resepgcd, and this Owe 10
my cnemy bat win remember, and this
Owe myself.
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