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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-18

AND IRON THESoUNF"H'J Wv
rurscAys. THURSDAYS AND SATURDAY.,
s.,a~,. ov rArnrxx -sykESr AND Printers ALLEY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
Book and Job Printing.
7. w. WHITE.
ON ~ M IN CooNs go az Ifn.L.,cn,.LL

(Oocrate .Ni1o Dry Goods Store Of Jtais,cor & Ftl
Ltq'pS .Nvh:et Bridges
'ONTlNt rs to execute Printing in all its va,ious
- branches with neaness, accuracy and Dispatch
las charges shall BIZ moderate possible; AMI as his
ooet =" pay his debts, a order enb6c hir4 to 10 So
lie must UrtriaJy Hereafter receive payment for an cork
zone SO sHon as the same delivered here he
IS indebted
o. r. w w. keeps constantly on hand, BLANKS OF
various forms, among which are lhe following:
Ca sa. or Debt and Interest in Superior Court returna
bic 10 Ru;eI,
H. Ia in Debt, with Memuraoiu, in Superior Court,
returnabe 10 Court.
FL Po in case in Superior Court Of Law re;urnabIe to
Attachment 10 compel an appearance IL County Coz 2,
H. "a for Debt aud Interest in Superior Count Icturna
be to Rules.
Warrant Judgment and Execution beG,, .;,c 11o.;
tra's.
sutpmrn for witnesses in County Cou.,
"a So IN Case, IN superior Court of Lag rrurnabc to
FL Fa. in cqss, in Superior Court of Law, rernabIe to
Rules.
CGTfr~ pro f:r1.
Notices Forfeited forthcoming Bonds.
Commissions to take dispositions in County Count,
"a "a. On Judgment OF Justice OF the Peace
Caias 10 Superior Court cf Law, returnable to Rules
lmuncion Bosd.
Ca Sa Execution for Debt and Costs in COUNTY Court,
Ca. Sa. Execution
Bnnds for the Payment of Money.
Bank STOCK Certificates.
FL Fa Execution for Debt, Interest and Costs IN County
Court.
FL Ia Execution for Damages ni.rcs, apd Costs in Ge-
neral County Court.
il IA. Execution IN JUDGMENT Op Bend far Doh, AND
Costs in County Court
Capi's ~ Comfy Court, rcturuablc TO Court.
a. pa III Case in Superior Court Of law etufnoble 10
BOND f'r Property, so'a under distress for rent on
months credit.
T'Fa. E@ecuuen on Judgment Oh liona for Deb, and
Bail Bonds
C1plos in SUPerior Court u Law, re,ur-s be TO Cou.t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

Republican CO n best be COZ,
'Iwin be with NE maxim,
Where plenty bubbles in the pot;
No tyTants there can tax hise.
Ills plOin--for look at Greece or Rome,
Al CrsaT>s fate and all that
Though hungry Cassius s,no,e him home,
Aud made the tyrant fall at.
In rich Missouri, man and beast
And slaves are in high spirits,
They al partakc the plenteous feast
And 'knoig each one his saerils"-
Each feels his rights, and feeling, dares
Most S,urdily maintain 'em;r
Then Benton, who for master, cares?
Aud cattle, who'll euchain 'emo--
j. oil Virginia, ''stint of fuod'
Diseases have engendeIed--
The mind is gone to want of blood
Good morals have surrendered
Mans strength is gone--his ccura se- look i
And Liberty's fine motions;
I've got my knowledge ont of books
though seeming lily nations.
-'Backwards and downwogds" there, alas,
Things are forever going
The fields o'cTruu with broom straw g,ass.
And s0pp!ins pines 1:p gro~,Hg-
Horses are fallcn-feuces down,
And Jnew are now much scarceI:
Wild beasts in muii.udes are known
Ina; every day get fercer.
'Flee gravel, grit, and hear;lcss CLAW"
Nor corn nor oats will grow there;
To westward hc-away! jwav!--
No heGytieSs Clay you'il know there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
Botetourt Springs.

FE1liS establishments open FOR fr reception Of com,
X pany Tor the present season. usual. The virtue Of
the waters and the comfort of the HAVING
heretofore e'm infinitely described ami being general
IS Eho Nn lie subscriber deems il unnecessary into
detail OF ti:n lie will only add that his best excr;ors
VIII he used to make the stay OF such ladies gentlemen
possic. After c 1T of July the Western mail stare from
Hchmohd passing through Lynchbure wtcujsmence run
ming direct ia this place, and win continue do 81 till the
ISt or second week III Ociooer-teruhy Biioiu. ge-
tcmcu "a opportunity Of visiting the mountains without
ncurrnG the expense O! travelling with own horses
anf caTtia ma Sho"id they wish extend their
10 the other Springs they can do hack kept
subscriber for that lrpnSe. All letters place should
be addressed 10 Cioverdale Post Office Bote;ot county,
which 6 III the Immediate ncighbouthood Of these springs
Gu. JOHNSTON.
IIt,n2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
BY Order of the Executive.
june 27

NNDOLFiS (F-i) REPORTS,
Es. GTLMER'S (VA.) REPORTS,
HENiNG'S STATUTES AT LARGE: being a c,,rc-
uoh oil an the Laws OF Virginia, from the first session
the Legislature, in the 1919, in 10 volumes.
ihe Laws ni country necessarily connected with
every thing belonging the people it, so that tho
r"uh knowledge OF them and Of their progress would inform
us Of tng that useful TO he known about
them; aud one OF the pe. ections historians in
general, l. owing TO their Ignorance OF Law
a.! The above works will be sold ut reduced ,r;ct-
consequently gsea bargaiss nray be il early APP
Pica,'on 'c made to J. II. s T. NASH.
i, 10 2,,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

The following whimsical circumstance and peculiar
coincidence it is said actually took Race some time
siuce. boat descending the Ohio river was hailed by
another boat, when the following conversation onsued
What boa, is that:n "Ihe Cherr, slouc.n "Whence
came YOU" From Reistone," Where are YOU
bound to?' ''Limesonc." ~ no IS Your Captain:''
"Ihomas Stone" Nv hat yen loaded wilh:n '.Nll.
stones and nd,oncs" ''You hard set to L., su,c
take care you dom't so 10 the bottom. Fareweu.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
ShannOnda1e SPRINGS.

We boarding House viii be opene1 for te acconlno-
a datian of Visitors, a The usual time
The Undersigned, of the proprctors Of this establish
mem" ana Interested in is porsaneet prosperity, has tep
cure 20 make pie arrangements foI accommodation
o! coHpany and hatters himseif most entire satsfa
ton viii be given to the public.
May so q5o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

NE RS. MARGARET COWAN--As you are not a
We resident of the state, you will please notice,
that shall ON the fast Monday of August next, proceed
al the tavern of Thomas Cary, Gloucester Courthouse
TO take the adavi's of Col. William Jones, VIM Robins
and oilers 10 be read in evidence before Commissioner
Amos Laid IN SUN now PENDING ia the superior
chamcery the ichnonl district wherein YOU as admin
sirutri% OF AleSauder Cowan, plaintiff and am de
iendant Should the aihdavs be en- the fii.t
day, shall continue 10 take them from day DIV Till
completed JOHF R. IL9KFCOD,
Jun- :, 1926 w8w .lc'p'r Of I'm. HarsrOof
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
4 CARD.

n the year 1880, the Compiler of Il Manuel f6r TN A.,
NrTis's Of Vfgiria, submitted his manusrrhn, to the
sIs.'o" OF gehucnan' now member Of the Court N
S' and the Compiler has been informed, that kaa
oecn loaned TO some whose name is forgotten The
writer respectfully requests the person whose hands
may have fallen deposit with Col Bernard pevto
or Ut. Gov. Daniel, in Rishr,;5.
me name of the writer OF this notcc is lief, With ,b.s
Editors of the Wing ~ "
Warrenton, Va. May so, 1896 o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
Newspaper Establishment for Sale.

YHNfE Proprietor Of the METZ OpOLITAN being ohcr,
n to embark for M-Sco, will dispose Of the estabiel
meat Tor reasonable consideration. 1t IS located in the
District of Columbia, and IN among the heaItle,,
towns on inc whole continent 1t the only per printed
IN GEORGETOWN ard mas the vrry decided advantage Of lis
immediate conisuify 10 U Seat Of the General Govern
cni u IS not however, valuable with respect TO
present than Prospective advantages, as tie Ohio and Che
apeate ai must OF necessity Tcader the place wbcra
is printed RI great commercial inheritance To 49,,
Gustr'ous and intelligent young nan, this establishment
isrs Inducements rarely 10 be with. The purcb,sa
money viii be required IN band. Letters Pssr ram rarg
such o"y) addressed 70 the present publisher
D. G. will meet wit! prompt attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
University of Yirpinia-

q ; there is a POST-OFFICE established here ,,.ta
1 a ieters; newspapers pamphlets, magazines &C. in;
uH"' I"r Professors students, aud residents :
'D pace, may De dEec'ed immediately to the Unvcrsy
Of Virginia, Aibehrle county, unless otherwise io
June Is ~ l. ~:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

Tine iinc passed :cIy riy .aiy, Hoian enter
tanning with his Irish stories, OF which hc had considc
rablc collection. Amongst others, he that the
previous summer, dining with party ia Dublin where
furious theological controversy occurred, D' losing
temper boSciousy said to stranger who next to him.
On which side, SIR, you? Are you Atheist or De
lsi OH neither, sir, the immediate reply; 4 ANA
DeRfis,' > -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

-Four bundled and seven'y,hrec Poet Offices have
nee" established IN the nted States Gum the day
January 10 the first day of July inst.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
4sDg9Gp>
\ wv MELopiEs.-By 7non,as Moore.


"Nr!-leave my heart to rest, If rest it may,
When Youth, aud Love, and Hope, have passed away
Coald> thou, when summer hours fed,
To some poor ,sri that's fa!ln and dead,
Rri"g back the hue il wore, the scent il shed!
No!-lpaye this heart to rest, IL rest it may,
When Youth, and Love- and Hope, have pass d away.
"Ou! had Llnet thee then, when life was bright,
Thy smile might still have fed its tranquil light;
But now thou break :, like sunny skies,
Too Late TO chcer tlse scaInan's eyes,
When wrecked and lost his bank before him lies.
No.-lclve this heart rest, ii it may,
Wine" Youth, AMI Love, and Hope, have pAss'd away
"Whcre the visions that round mc once hcver'd,
forms that had grace il ;ler Shadows alone;
l).kS, fresh as Hight HON star iuSt discovered,
And voices THAI music might take for her IN.
"iime, while spoke, with lis wings resting DER me,
Heard ms say, 'Whers those visions, oh, ~!iee:
AMI pointing his wand the sunset before me,
SAID, witha voice like the hollow wind, '1hc,c9
"foriy iook'L " te7, the wizard had spoken,
q" to HE dui-s.iniu3 rufus OF day;
And there, in thar light, like talisman broken,
saw the bright nagmeuis OF Hope mel; away.
"'oh lend III; wings, Time hastily u,,er'd,
Impatient To catch the last glimruer that shone!
But scarcely gniu had the dark wizard iu,irG'd
His wing Germ head, the light all gone"
u, in lowing singing, night and day,
We could ;ric nerrily LIE away,
Like asrns, dancing in the BEAM
o. day-hics SWIMMING DER the stream;
Like summer colours, bonn To sign
Their sweetness out and die
How brilliant, uusi;lcss side by siic
Thou aud could make minutes glide,
-,o atoms yi bright,
Ne ray-flics danced SO Light,
NVr colours mis-, Il their ~
50 t.ose as thou am L.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18
New Establishment in Petersbur@Y.
KYLE s. CAPERTON

Have received by the late arrivals, avn and vety
general assortment of
BrHtSt, frcnch, India, Geym4a and Domestic
SRE GfOOIS.
ind expected By tie sert e!rirc}5,
100 Bags prime Green Coffee,
10000 Havana Segars in IL 1-9 boxes,
80 Babes [approved factory Cotton Yasgs. 80. Is,
With soloct Of
BOLIlAG CLOTHS.
II being thu intention Of ofihe partners to remain
constantly III the Northern Markets, they viii be supple,
at all Times with whatever is neC and desirable.
Country MERCHANTS and oAegS iuyitc[ 10 call as
every article composing this extensive will
offered wholesale aud retail, suai advance Cusi,
or Io"n 0ccepiOlces ONLY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

Haze Rcceiced the Joito,cing Dry Goods.
Coces and bales of Cloths Cassineres COMPRISING
chioce assortment uf colours and qualities
3baes and point blankets, mled kerscys and nau
: d" plain and figured black and cofored bombazettes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

ven Mr.. Martin Of Galw = but We
presnmri' will Mt he deaird tnat
they would 3a,ary well III thr place
Of Sir Joseph Yari, Mr.. Banks. MIR.
Bnttrrworth. Sir Francis Dnauny,
Sir William Curtis. Mr.. W,unc,
NJ. aud that they might take a good
deal ordrudgery of thr shoulders Of
Mr.. Secretary Peel. Mr.. Solicitor
General, the learned DIR. phIImore,
and others. JUDGED IT ~ moi easy to
say beforehand what wonld be all
the advantages OF Perlius's steam
Parliament bit many are J,inus,
and others would follow The pro-
1cctcd applications Of thi4 ,alunble
and important engine Ia other purpo-
scS. public AMI domestic. which ha,e
hitherto been donc by mere hutnan
drudgrry, are y, mHny, AID so I'M
pnrtdut. that they viii furnish mat
ter for further investigation.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20
FLANK WORE

Al a minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, ans
the public generally nay rely on having any
work ordered OF We, faithfully done 4 mace
ont of the best materials and at very low PR
crs-persons wishing books bound are re
oues,e1 10 bring them forward Immediately.
ps am somewhat nj leisure and can 10 them
much better than when ! am pushed with
work. The public are further informed ilai
hind hooks at much lower Ihiees than i5eN
oyer were known to be done at in tbs par
otrhe conatry, aud in a much mere snptHo'
,,annrr ABRAM r. NORTH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20
aa,Srtp AND PUBLISHED ~
,,,.rc,trR RICH. II. TOLER
ELI ~ sbcrs ofthe Latos Of The Union.

Tho sem;-Weekly Paper, at 81, aud the
D. '1 pon nor a, So per annum, payable in
Erfk! To subscription viii be received for
'i''af ,imc than 81. months; aud no paper will
a ess UNI, ,; ,d (bnt at the discretion of the
BE- ,. al.o until all arrearases are paid Il
II Au, .onare cor less) the first time. and
cent pei st fer each continuance. Those
81 Il , 1V", must be paid for previous TO
font. uio,.,; or the payment assumed by
ter r,,a'ssponsible person in Lynehburrg.
some res r.. oncerv orders not exceeding two
u V are inserted for six dollars
sl1are, A. io,,crs addressed to The Editors must
u "a,I or they will not be attended TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20
turther SUPPLIES VI
sTAeIU d FANCY GOODS

PURCHASED At the AUCTION SALES III
New York tor Gs.fs1Ig, which We are de
tprmined TO sell al the very lowest market
prices.
Rose, aud London Dnllt, Bristol and point
Blankets
! Red, white, and green FanneIs, assorted
! Heavy SWanskln do.
DO. twllcd Fnshings, FOR big coats
large assortment OF fine and coarse CHssi-
uetts
Claret Brown, Olive, Grey mad Green Cloth,
fashionable shades tor frocI coats
shepherds aud liirot imperial blue 81 blaci
Cloths
Maria Louisa blue Pelieee cloths
-uprrfne and common miled drnh do.
Read Italian and Florence black silks
Black aud cooured gro dc. Naples aud ye-
vefcen do.
Heavy chain, black Leventcen.
French and English winter calicoes, n large
and very choice supply entirely new III
fashion aud colour
Elegantly worked Swiss India, and Jaconet
muslin Robes
Worked swiss aud India null Handkerchicfs
rich assortment OF Thread, gimp, aud bob
binntf Iaces
Al Plain and .g,rrd bohhinett
\ splendid assortment Of Rich worked India
and Swiss null muslins
WExITE T&BBY VnLVEZ for
painting on
Elegant merno and cashmere longs square
shaWls
Gou2e Barge and yeleeteen HIS
LEwTTI' C1LIa ICN and other tan
cy pocket do.
~ plain and figured blk Ievanliue cravats
Plain and printed cashmere shaWis
VI ured teiled mcr,no Bombazcus.
Plain Black do. do very superior
"a do. do. Bombaleen
Furniture aud Carmen, diIn,t,es
Fancy coloHrcd and white rHScs
Boxes Fashionable curls
boz Mrs Can,elo's patent corscus
CI0AWS
I32 PLAID and Ca.blet Cloaks made in very
superior style.
II is tie intention Of the Subscribers tn offer
their stock at re 'uCed prices, and every Ell
font will be made tn render satisfaction 10
customers. MCKEE, ROBINSON, @Go.
Oct Il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

that no single part of it could witt
propriety he set aside Oh account ~
It's ab ,urliiy. rather than anothcr.
TRIAL BY duel. he sad WIS an Gn
reasonable and inhuman practice.
though 1t bad hitherto been tnIcra
ted among thr lower ranks of the
people on account pf the hardness ol
their hearts. That there Was some
thing IN Nagog's hrayadp trul,
wronghcadr3 and ludierpas. hc rra-
Oily allowed : but II VIA ONLY when
absurd aud pernicious customs were
carried II the acne Ot' rIGIrulc. thai
they were ever given m. Aud he
hoped Ia feH othrr such ridicu-
lous bragalorios would put stop tn
the practice of duclling. which hc
was glad In liHd was already IN the
Wanc.
The butcher. having fortified him
self W,,h strong dose Of maium,
actually carried his threats into cx.
cruion. Bn the colonel. 10 WHOM
II report had been made Of the de-
murrer Just mentioned. said. that IN
40 tender IA point il WAS impossible
for him toproeerd. aud 10 establish
new precedent 10 all future times,
unless there had been greater con-
cord. if mol entire unanimlty. among
the udres. The butc her therefore
trinmphcd f,Irly over the Colonel !:
hat TO Which Of the comhitants, the
victor on the ,an1uishcd. the lady
that was the subject oi dispute gave
a preference, did moi enquire. aud
was not informed. There is some
lblng more drllbcrativc in this mode
II duclllng than ia that which prr.
walls in Europe. hnmbly slbMit
il 10 the attention Of the different
European legislatures. with this ad-
m 'niiion, that political wisdom en-
deavorS 10 M IDLY the evils which II
IL impossible al onCe 10 eradicate.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20
DRY GOODS.


which she has opened in the tenement IN
Brick Row, opposite Messrs. NJ ryan q NJ
Daniel, next door above Mr.. ]. /. PMten 5.
Her assortment consists IN part OF
Snperfine blue and black cloths
Do assorted colours do
Do blue and black cassimeres
Inc aud common cassnclls
Black n5reutine
Toilenette vee'ings with borders
Silk valencia do do
Cambrlck, and camhrlck muslins
Jaconet aud null mnsiins
Silk GLOVES and hose. black mud white
Fancy chintl aud calicoes for ladies' dre.,e,
Blach figured silks aud assorted colunrs do,
All kinds OF ribbons, some nice patterns
Linen cambrck aud kenting
Threae lace aud edgings
Tortoise tuck aud side combs
Bnmhazeites, plain aud 6.urod
Artificial flowers aud WreathS
Ostrich feathers, tipped with every colour
Gentlemen's fur has
DO shoes coarse and fine
Geutiemeu's bamboo walking tcaucs by tie
doz. or single one,
Il is her intention 10 keep, in addition 10
her regular stock OF merchandise every Gar.
ment oi Gentlemeus Wearing Apparel. made
ny Ter own hahua, Nhitd she ~ Warrant TO
he made in the best manner. Amongst which
ere Gen'emen's Guernsey shirts ~Drawrrs.
Also, Colored persons Clothing OF every de-
scripton and al the most reduced price.
Mrs King will also cnt and make Indie,
and GentIemen's CIoaks. She will also car
ry on the Nantua Making business in all its
various branches.
Mrs. King hatters herself, she Will frequent
" have il in her power 10 afford solid proof,
that il is much cheaper 10 buy ready made
clothing, when You may always be sure OF
fit aud al the lowest prices.
u Mrs. King would be glad 10 employ
Young lady, well qualified as seamstress.--
None but those that can come we'll recom-
mended need apply--She would also employ
n youth from l2to II years OF age, 10 attend in
the store. She would also employ any nun
her OF seamstres5e 10 receive work and make
it up at their own homes.
Ian . ts4O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

80 salts tartar
l25 ext. liquorice
30 tartar emilic
80 iva ursi
$50 verdieris
Goo SPAN h brown
40 cantharides
80 rust iron
100 rotten stone
as sets weights and
scales
Antlfue x hiacupar
.Oils, pomainme, soaps
Fancy vials, shaving
brushes and boxes, and
la number OF other AZ
Iticlps all for safe at the
lowest prices.
Dec u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20
80 PACKAGES.
n
n1~9gA
9sN1A

gE4HONAS ]. DUVALD at the sign Of
: the Gnlden Mortar on. Bank Square has
lust received an additional supply oi - pack
ages. comprising general assortment "i
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Oil and Dye Stuiis,
,..,,.,,,, ,,l;cI arc the following
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

FgNEIE subscriber has lately prormcd an
L additional first rate Book Binder, winch
enables him to DO all work in that line, with
noatness and dispatch. lie has received d.
rect from Philadelphia, a very larse supply
of paper of very superior quality, which ena-
Llps him 10 do any kind Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-20

1
| was greatly surprjsc1 20 find. a.
mone SD enlightened A nennlc aa tl1e
Mammnthians the same borhar,ns
mode Of settling dispntes. wlirh still
unfortunately nrc,alls in Enrope. 8,
mean ducllinm: with this difference.
that il il not accounted any DISGRACE.
Tor any of the parties conrcrneI II
refuse challenge. and 10 aipcal In
the law of the land / is miy VII II
the resentment of both partic, - rx.
cited IN a pitch Of sa,ar, frrocit, \
madness that A duel takes Mace \
when il does, is conducted not IN Sc
crct hut under the eye of the uoblic.
of Which | happened 10 see. ar IA.
thcr Ia hear the rcpprt ri mn rxa,n-
pie.
A most bloody quarrel had han
ncncd between n Colonel of the
guards and Capiial butcher in Gul
~ Cur. who both oft,em rourt,d the
same mistress, dignity
of thcirrespcctiNc professions. TIE
parties being called before the iadg-
es, declared. that their rage was 50
great as IL be- satisfied only hy AN an
peal 10 violence. They we're then
srpcratcd at the distance of about "A
mile of ca II other, each Of them be
49, II i J.. = Il. .l-.... I
an officer of Justice. Who carried l.
Inup with him uius, Lodk ms. knives.
scissors. and Other instruments Of
mulila,ion. and torment The spec
tators divided themselves Into W.
parties. and acCompanied, according
TO their affections. Que or other ol
the duclIists. who now without sirt
of each other. and as II were back To
back. began the fierce combat-Wlth
nru and ink, which VAS placed o.
purpose On a table cut out Of solid
rock, he who gave Tie challenge.
without the least hesitation, wrote
TO the other the following not !:
=. Colonel Cog dc,ies butcher NJ.
gor with a pin six inches in length
thrust In the very head int, one of
his thighs. this nofr b in de-
Iinered With due solcn,nlly into tie
hands of the Judge, the officer Of JUS
6cc, or as we would say. the eArcn-
TONER, without ceremony. delay or
remorsc. thrust the pin INTO Gog's
naked thigh, to the full cx1ent
If what was affirmed IN the note ol
defiance. This note With the seal
of the Judge was appended To it in
token of IFS ,erac,fy. was scut. by A
public messenger to his rival. vi
ROY. who was attended AS we'll a.
his adversary with his nudge aud cx-
ocutioner. not only presented his pos
trriors with incnable disdain to the
cxccutioner. who prlrked one Of
them with six zach Din bat with
ont molncnt's DELAY wrote as fol
lows Butchcr Napog dciics 90
lionel Cog with a bodkin Of a foot
in length. thrust through the hraw-
ney part Of his arm" This terrible
billet being duly conveyed into the
hands Of the iuJgc. the exccntionpr.
at his nod, thrust the bodkin into the
arm of A!arog till its bIoady Dol II
fairly appeared at the other side.
Nagoa's challenge. daily signed.
sealed and delivered. was not with
ont visible effect ON the countc-
nance of Cog. Nevertheless thq
Colonel plnckrd I'm a GOOD heart held
ont his bare arm TO the cxccutionrr,
w,o norrormcd il with a propcr bod
kin in tbe to,nkljne of an eve. la.
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