The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-01

should q give Der away" because he gas'
.hr away twenty years b"fn =, nd hei
dress ,hould be black. brrau,e II tnuat 1
t,r agc. and thu III. would not he MI
81 1t al. except hefpfoprriy Nas put II
ofthr wa, If N, ,opng ard isoioa. hns
baud like NJ. Granlatd. Nj. 1. ~ hi
EIDE protested h., sele dr~ur "as 10 b0-
., hrr alonssl de II his Grs WIFE.
h oppr,noa liz. snmr ID saod
n,tnr,d ilrnd-h .torprd the did Lady II
her career ol MI imnu, s 4. thr "'ddla :
ny niwu,na#lf In lrt,Htds ofihc bud, gfonm
were me-. AID he srdcnt yer clad - h l.
Dial arp,r.l, INSTEAD # the fair deleloa
rushing To IN. rag.r embraces, with al
/ l,r luusrs aud iaads, cnmrs la"yet'-
/ letter dcrlmng Tn fur altogether, " aid
lhrrriorr the plalnutl brought TAI. suit, IL.
| At THIS stage of the cause, judge Wal
worth aud lawyers were quite exhausted,
and ,diuurned fpr two hours.
w the snft MT, MIR. Martin 3
Wilkins I'D lressed tn Jury with bis aanal
felicity 81 scarraem aud humonr. Tn
anduucc var con,nlsrd with laughter {.
mulc N u once tn gravity of the bencH
~ 'll0' ~ llfb - ~ ~ Nv w i'''b III
pro jcctrd marriage, aud compared il With
tina ut eut hrsI parents tot whom The par
ties might almost have brcu Cutempord-
rlr.) the Venerable lady herself. who sat
on 'hr back seals, laughed 80 loud "a Ia
rrqrlrr tn mt Vrnilon of 'he cryer. Nj.
Wilkins plr.srd Shtkrsprar, Milton,
Iludlbras and Joe Miller into the scrsIcr of
his fancy and anrr AZ hours speech In
hlch The Iudlerons The arauurnttilse, !
the pathetic. nere strangely blcndrd. lefI
tlr floor 10 M,sols. Price and Maxwell,
lljr def ndanl's counsel. The address Ut
the latter gentleman war one IT tie most
Ingenious W. ever heard. lie continued
wJh admirable dextcrty, 10 NIKE his
hearers forget II the lnd.c,0us parts Of
the trlAi aud ca = mar Of convincing rs
nom hut re1y old ptopie ought to enter IN
I" the marrisse STATE For all others II
VAS utterly impossible 10 be happy. No
one bot derte'ons pleader would barr FL
frc,c tins, and such a one was Mr.. NJ.
Thr learned Judge summed up the ~
Idruct AID aid down the law with great
r'rsplcully , aud the jury listened With
great patience. Tn Jury then retired
the LAWYERS letirtd--old Mr.. Crawford d
old Mrs. Bcnfard teirrd--a verdict III
hcO hnnd,td dollars AID cost WIS rendered
Ter Nr. Crawford the plaintiff. A tough
sun for trlill Z with tbe passion; being ra-
t1"r more Than dollar a year for Their
Jolni ages.
"THE GREAT UNKNOWN N" no Ton
ger nHdnoun.--Nr have seen lcttcl from
l. ndon doted lhp i4lh FEBRUARY, ehch
mtnlon, that Sir WALTER SCOTT
had ackuou Irdged himself. luudcr oatb)
the Autno, oi the Uarrriy .Norcts II IL
already known, that the author Of THESE
\ ,rs was a large creditor of tho Honseof
Constable l. 20. Of Edinburgh Which
failed some ime since. IN proving TIM
clal n, Su Walter VAS obliged To acknon-
ledge himself the author of these works.
" J. Gasrhe.
-e0e
THE LATE QUEENS JEWELS.
A. some OF our lail Ieade,s may III, pleas.
ed to see how rlehy Some me. ubcls Of the
sex are attirtd IN lhr old NoHd, We presrnl
them with a cop, Of TIL bill of bondon
lewelI"r, TO- single purchase of the pre-
sent King, when Prince "f Wales, for ihe
use of his bride, the late unfortunate
Queen.
l7gi. His Il. II the Prince of Wales,
November. Boz OF Nathaniel Jcifries,
paIr Of superb brilliant enr rings Is 900
necklace and Tall with five large
drops 10000
A CorOuct IN brllianis 2oo
A wreath OF oaL tor II banlrau loo
Coronet, with rose thistle feathers 600
A pair OF pearl bracelets with bril-
faint locks, 800
A large loclel circle OF bflIiaAts 800
A superb hrtlinnt siomachcr 5000
A setting for n picture, with very
large hrillants, corouet and Or
name us 1880
A Iprge pearl neckince and fall. aud
tour large pca, drops 1900
A rouge box with hrihnnts and cy-
pher aud coronet doe
A pairot bracelets boueh by your
ROYAL lIiehnrss's desire of De.
symons 40
A ricn brilliant watch and chain, &c. 295O
An cuam.lrd opera 2les-, with cir
Giles OF large brlIlHnts 500