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otice.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed to
- the subscriber, by Alexander Insey aud
wife, hearing date the lth June, lo24. aud
duly recorded in the county court clerk 5
Office Of Amherst, shall, on the Goth instant,
proceed 10 sell, according to the terms Of said
deed, ONE TRACT OF LAND.
containing 202 acres, lying on The waters OF
Harris creek Tho SAID sale viii be made al
Amherst court honse, before The door OF Wal.
ter Boswell. Selling "a trustee, | shall CON
vey such title only as sycsted in me by said
deed, which u believed to be unqae,tionahle.
SAMUEL r. DAVIES.
March Q. tbs
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I
- late arrivals, direct from Philadelphia
and New York, very large additional sup
ply OF
New Books and Stationary.
Which in addition 10 his former stock on
baud. renders his assortment very extensive
and complete.
Gw,ll merely remark TO those who wish 10
purchase. that as my stock is 81 very unusual
Is hrgr, that IN future am determined to sell
at very Ion prices Tor cash, aud VIII therefore
thank every person 10 give me "A eaH before
they purchase, and am very confident that
they will ind il 70 their interest
Among the BOOKS. by the late arrivals,
are the following new works. Ylz
History oithc Expedition 10 Russia, underta.
Ken by the Emperor Napoleon III ls12, by
General Count Philip DE- Scgnr, IN : vols.
Thc public may resl d,=ured, that this Is one
ol the most interesting works they have
had the pleasure oil perusing for long
tine.
Babylon the Great, in . vols. Th. work IS
pronounced by Judges 10 bevery excellent.
Marriage, by the Author OF Inheritance, in
= vols. | think this Is about as good Nov
cI a. have reud, though SOME dlller from.
me about IT.
Goieties aud Gravities, in 2vols. This work
~ lHoN3n' ~ bt flilul 10 " dHulllblbl IT
wins Sketch Roolt.
National Tales first vol. Thought by many
to he very fine by all who have read il.
"Reminiscences, by Charles Butler, Esq Of
Lincoln Inn. don know any work high
er spoken OF.
Memoirs oil the Countess De Genlls, in vols.
Tue second vol, Is just out from the press,
. brings her life downt 10 u very interesting
period
Ialcs OF the Crusaders in 2 vols. by the An
thor of Wavcrly, Quentin Durward, &c.
Iii, is thought by all To be about the best
production from the pen OF the Great uu.
known.
The letters of Mrs Elizabeth MONTAGUE. in
3vols This isavery excellent work.
Tales OF an American Landlord, South OF the
Potomac which is thought TO be very fine
by some persons.
The valley ni Shenandoah. dont recollect
to hive ever known such n eoutrarics OF o
pinou about any workout think II We
~ good.
Tie refugee, in . vols by Cupt Matthew
Norgawo1y, Of the ninth Coutlncntals IN the
Revolutionary War.
The fronbadour, Poem, by l.. 4. d Author
OF tho ImproYi-afrirc
Theodorlek q other Poems, by Ihos. Camp,
he'll.
American Revolution, by JcdediahIATorse, D.
d. with very splendid eugravinss and su.
perby bound.
DAYS Algebra, the lat edition.
The American system OF practical Book
kecpmg, hy James Bennett, \. y NJ l his
is decidedly the best system of Book Keep
inRever known IL the [, States.
Bakers Ivy, n vols new edition on
iueraper, very splendldly bound.
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.NVIACE

Ts4Y Uriue Of a dced Of trust, from Christie
- pher Ciark. 10 Hiinn Taylor and ne 5at.
sTi5er, bemlug d1te The OH day Of December,
lsl9, md Of record in he county court d Mont.
gomerg, IshaH, }ot hepUp0ses herein cypress.
ei, erp0sc 10 sale by loay If public auction, on
hf 22nd day Of april ntri, bcjore The door 4f
M EaHhiut HOiai IN he turn Of LyachLWg,
for rush, or on such oher terms, as the parties
iniereaed mug Then direct, Ht JoHoring anrfs,
(pn,i ofihe number inciuded IN sad bust detd,)
rizs Peter froy, Cnpm and .Miiy has ciF,
.AgHy and her fur chiiireu, Le1cis, SPOTS, John
CrockeH md Salty and her son ,iohaaihq,t.-
Sarh hitc as IS gre BY the trust deed, and none
other UH be madc.
DAIIDSON BRADFUTE,
TRUSTEE.
Feb, 10Th tds28
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Atrul ,ho.den IN the clerks office of the Superior
Court o Chncer1 for the Lynchburg District, the Gath
day OF Oct bur, Jas.
Charlie, Cren,haa, admir- of Ma haniel Crenshsw,
decd Pit.
against
Ed ard L,nyh, James C. Moorman, John fayloe.
Richard G. Hadcn, Achilles NJ Hidden John Jnnes NJ .
egan =. ncl, hnrles L. Lynch, Iohn I3uch, Ma
Il anIei Winston, John NJ ote Henry S. Langhorne,
John NJ. Warwick, Mcalah Da i, hurlophel Amino
ny, John Alexander. ha Victor, IN web DRbuey. Ro.
bot Hunt >arrifi Of Campbell Abraham +. Brptrs,
WiliIanl l. Morris, Ansem Lynch, Aallon ad ALA.
der Augustine leftn Ich, David and Will IN lie, A.
leHardtr Hepb ru, Michael Niear, Samuel iardy, Mi
claE II nch, David saunders, " illam Ow las, DANIEL
Brown. Ammon Hancock X Co. Thomas Humphreys,
Charles l.. Dbrcll. " ,lIan Davis, luur John Lynch
Matt da Roberts, aasy Lynch and David Moore, Dc.s
The defendants Nlcalah /. Lynch, Charles h. ynch
and David q " u IL X yle not having entered APP
ptaance and 'Nth srcuHity according 10 the act + Az
atnbly and tn ,,lcs Of this court, and appca ug b
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of
this country: It's doref, ha the shd d. do
app A. here 81 the first day OF he ext ru and
the bl Of the gnti and that copy OF tiIS urdrl be
forthwith Inserted IN sonc Newspaper printed the
i5Wn Of ynehburr. Tor two months ei&. and
posted the Front door Vi the cunrthuuse the SAID
town. Copy. leSte,
IS J. WI Is, c,
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\ New Patent HtAsteaA

: VIE Subscriber, Cabinet Maker in the
n civ OF Baltimore, respectfully informs
the public in general and Cabinet Makers in
particular that he has visited Lynchbnrg for
the purpose ut exhibiting his new and highly
improved beds'rud Joint fastening, aud that
he has had a hedslrad made on this plan,
which may be seen AT Mr.. Norris Franklin
Hotel, where all Who feel an interest IN an
improv emcut III this most useful article, are
invited 10 call and view it--tor a description
OF which he refers them to the very respecta
bic certificates attached 10 this advert isement
The subscriber also Informs the Cabinet Ma.
kers OF the several adjoining counties, that he
has sold 10 Mr. Robert Norrss, of this place
the exclusive right aud liberty OF using and
vending 10 others 10 be used, the above nam
ed tastcnings, and should application be
made Mr., NJ will either sell the fastenings or
the patent right, to use them There IS 10
doubt but the person having the exclusive
right for any town or county, will be ena.
bled to mononoIize the business.
The publc's humble scrvt
ISAAC COOPER.
We the subscribers do hereby certify that
we have purchased of MIR Isaac Cooper, Of
Baltimore, the right OF using his patent bed
stead. aud have found II a most useful inven
tlon--Ihe great facility with which this kind
of bedstead can be put up or taken down, e.
ven by the most ignorant servant, added to
the most perfect strength aud durability of
the fastening, renders it far preferable to any
thing of the kind we have ever seen, aud am
sure that all who try ii will be equally pleas
cd-In case OF fire, when person whistles 10
move ut short notice, this kind OF hedsiead
caa be taken down in one mIuutc-Ihis cir
cumsance alone renders them invaluable
Given undar oar hands.
ARCHIBALD WARr, Fredericksburg
DAVID l. BURR, Richm0nd
SAML X COLDWELL, Petersburg.
JACOB RALTZELL, baltimore.
JOSEPH w. ENTLER,
JOHN NEEpELS,
EDWARD NEEDELS, 3,
Jan y dW2I
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Rylana Hohevts

H.4t FOR SHE
900 sucks l. fHed suit
81 Lbis uhistsy
% bugs gem cqGce
So bbIS Bom
90 6bb. chi mails
90 bofrs Imp. and gnnpoUder ten
10 f0HS bar IRON
10000 lbs. bacon-aH Of uhieh be NIL sell
iOlr fur cnsh cis3 .Hdrch ..
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Mrs W atsou.

! ETURNS sincere thdnkS 10 her
Jrtends and 10 those mho hare encouar,i
her so G5eraily in her boarding house-ore
begS teaee 10 gire them AID The YuGlic ag.,cs,
" ut NLe L.. LIZ,
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agti.iaarg 0itd .Rerfnd .naktRg cen
timed.
Mrs. EliLahe IN ErusloW,

LED6Es To her numerous
AfHena, aud tue public in general the
s-raiitnd, sir ieei, Tor the extensive eneon-
rsremept alreAtl, received, aud assures them
the, she is better prepared, thao before, Z"
plrss.lsll those nat may IN future favor her
with heir rnstein, SIN either branch OF her
Business young Lady having Just come
on 10 1--we with Der, well qualified by one OF
che most tasty and fashionable ladies OF New
York. work can be done in the ncatest man-
nerand ai the shortest notice.
old Leghora and iStrn1D greatly i'm
prored By Bieaching-and dressed
in handsome style.
She also offers very elegant assortment o'
Leigh rne, Str01o. Satin. SIX and
other Bounets. gthe latest fashion.
with = beautiful supply of
TarbanS, CAPS, CGpfS, Collars. Rib
bands and fowers, at vcry io10 pri-
ceS.
Her stock affords such a variety, that uustom-
ers cannot tail 10 sui themselves.
~ Al nrdcfs from the country shall be
duly noticed aud promptly attended to-a
few doors below Nessrs n & Il kyle's store
aud nearly opposite Mcssrs Noryell a Nor
gan's store March q, t.as
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Mr. JOEL rsrEs-sr Take mi.
4fi that hail on thr can
March la26. at thr house ofJohG CHI. u
10 the town If Lawrenctrllc. Meo,o,,.'a
county, North Carolina, brtw.rntbe
and setting of the sun of said dav. nqa.'
to lake the depositions Of JOHN Cbn.,..e
ADD others, to be read as evidence -, wa =
SUIT III chanccry, depending in the on ~ a
or court of chanrery for The Lynrlf...
district, herein You are plainlllIand M,
defendant atwhieh lime ynu may stle9d =
you think proper. 'O Il
Yours, &c. IRA Rrrr
10th. Feb. 1895 -
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Virginia:
At rules holdtnn the clerks office of The Superior
Court Of Chance y or the Lynebburg District, the 23th
day If DC rbrf. l IS.
james II. Miller and rarick Hart surviving partners
II DAVID ndcrsun eJ Go. Pits.
against
homas Starting and Henry Lyme, exors Of Henry
Lyme dc. John {. ifa}lor Thomas Easf, I'm Is.
Irruf, huma3 Dix. Patrick II. FOntaine, AMI John p.
Hill, aim'rs OF Samuel Hill, dec. els.
Ihr defendant fhema, asst not hayina entered his
appcara &c aud given ,eenry according 10 Il of
Assembly aud the rule, Of THIS urt. and II appear ny
by satisfactory cvld ,ha he Is not an nhabant of
this country II der d. thar the ad defendant do
appear here he first das of the and e
tie blls original, amrnded. supplemental AM second
mrndrd ~ the plaintiffs and tina copy OF tins order
be forthwith stried ~ sIme newspaper printed IN the
town OF LyHchburE. for TWO months succtssiyels and
posted at the front do the eourt.house IN the SAID
town. Copy. 1cSle,
% l. WILLIS e q
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NJ rules loidenin the Clerk. ofnre Of the Superior
81 Chaery for tb, Lynehbufg District, the 2st
da II October, 1919
AliatH Daniel adm'r. de b0Ds non Of Alexander
II Daulrl. dfe. Pit.
Against
EeuIamIa Perkins and Richard Perkins, Detts.
Ihe defendant benjamin PehIns not having entered
LIS appearance = gwen security according 10 the act -
assembly aud the rules Of this COURT and Appearing W
.atisiae'ory ttdene. Ht ht anuhabtant OF TINS
country II nrd.red, that the ssrd defendant do APP
pear her the rst day Il the term . answer the
ball Vi the plaintiff aud that copy OF tts order BE
forthsth inserted III same newspaper printed IN the
of Lynrhburg, for two months suceessiYe1, and
posted the front door Of the huuse IN the SAID
town. Copy-Iestc,
% JOHN NilIS,c c.
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BACON,

HAVE on hana $4,000 lbs. well c,..,
family Bacon, which | will sell on ~ =
commodatiug terms. '" &c
CHS. l. DIBRELL.
Feb 23.--c4w29 Opposite the Va H..
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VncNYreMt ~ oNey.

A IL kinds orUncurrent Money Dough,
4 and sold on the most reasonable terms
Also, drafts on all the principal cities in sums
10 suit purchasers and at Il small premium
apply at the Exchange office of
S g. NJ. ALLEN g. Co.
Feb. 90. Lynchburg.
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virginia
rule, holden IN the clerks Office Of the Superior
Court d Chancery for The nghb,rg District the Path
day Of October, la2s.
ade BOatriCht ana Eleanor p. ms wife late Eleanor
r. Stone, Pits.
Mieaiah Stonr es'or Of Hczckiah stone dee and in
hi own rlgh. Charles r. Cobbs and Susanna ms wife,
lat. Susanna Stone John ". Perry ard Frances his
wife, late France l. Stone, Iaudy Perry and J1nsty
ms VIE, late JnseY Stone FlHabe Evans late r IA
beth StoLs Jac r and Nancy ms wife late Nan
cy Stle, Joseph Price an Lucy his witt lae Lucy
stone IL zekiah STONE, and John n. Perry, admir- OF
william diIe. de-. Del g..
tc defendants andy Perry and Jinsey his wife and
Jacob Evans md >anes hn vile nj having entered
their ap earanec and given seency ~ ordlng to the
act OF s,erslly and the ruics Of court and II
pta1nf bN satisfactory tYldrncc that my are not nina
blanfs Of this country Il is ordered HAT tie ,ald de-
PENDANT, appear her. Tie frs day On thu mex
aud ans@ci the bill Of the plaintiffs and HAT copy
Il tIso de- b. TO th"ith inserted some newspaper
printed n the town Of lyHchbng Tor 80 nontas III
er,ssth pc ted at tue front door OF the coJrthDuse
IS j. WILLS. c. c.
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No Powder Makes
Feb %.

HAVE no,o on hand Il supply ofaou.
Il 6ie retined -Petrt---Sutabit for Ht Dur.
pose u making poieder.
J.4.uES HENDRICKS
March Q. -
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80 Negroes Gov Sale.

VNHE Subscriber has Thirty Likely
I Young Negroes for sale, on accommo-
dating terms. JNO M'RE YNOLDS.
Feb %, ts54
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+ r A y K LIN
HOTEL.

The Subscriber has femorfd rom The
Washington, which he has OCCUPIED for
more than two yrar7 past, Ia the Franklin
Hotel. lie returns thanks 10 the public
fnr the patronage Ia has received during
III, residence At the Washington: aud as
br olll continue tQlsr his utmost exertpons
La gls, satisfaction 10 hls customers, III so
licits continuance of Il n the Franklin
HIS tsb, shall always be as well furnished
As the markets will admit.
He has attentive and careful Ostlers, and
an excellent Stable.
ROBERT MORRISS.
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IVHIN DI DII' y
RICHARD 5 ELLIS

I have the privilege, and am disposed " "
sell the above property upon credit OF 'i 1.-.
one TO seven wears, npon which terms INV
gain may be had in il, e;he. before or n Il, ~
sale JAS Atsh'
March .. ctdS3-
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March o
srNst Sale Il Valuable
ProDeYtS.

DY virtue Of the several .rrds of tros.
I'D execnred by Capt James Ware mar
ing date the Isl of October, 1913, the i6.o
Sept 1919, the ODD oct lo22, aud 3l,t Dec
1924, and all duly recorded ia Amherst com
~ court, will be sold, TO the highesI bId5N
for cash, on the premises, on THURSDAY he
18Th April next, if fair, il not, the mex isf
day, all that tract ofIand, lying in Amherst
county, on Horsely's creek and Pedlar rfrr.
on which said Ware now resides, called The
Ped!ar Mills, containing between 80 and ~
acres more orless, together with the valuable
Improvements thereon, consisting oil a manu-,
featuring and srist mills, large taTern ana
store HOUSES and Other convenient hon'fs'
and supposed to he equal to any stand 100
such business in the cGuntry.--Ihe cite Is pc
lieved to be good, but the trustees VII on
ly convey such as is vested in them
JOHN BULLOCK.
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Mrs. J. Cannon
Books AND tationaYS

DNlIE .UBoCKIBIK has received BY The
- late arrivals direct from Philadelphia
and New York, a very large additional sup
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EDUCATION.

Fro, 10Th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-09-16

were 5alely sufficient to reach the ,,.
ed them and return. The panel, on J Gu ssiin
ing the jury on Monday, bore suc 4'A ION
marks management and partially III ,b. s'Ittg
inc said to Tooke, "by G. they are m"ai tr&
you" Tooke started up and disn"'aalaa no
the Court upon their proceedings, whe Whey VII
torney General gave up the three las, las" u. We A.
ges: Besides these three, there was vi Suas,,
man thought at all favorable toward, VI VI ~
Judge then what they thought of the ,r;,, 'octS
they all shed tears on his thanking then VIII
life. | supped with Mr.. Tooke at his s". big
Mr.. Cline, about twenty in company. Ys'a'
imagine the JOY in every bosom. | vo %n'l
have been an evidence on this trial ror w ~ 10.
world. Major Cart,cyioJc. ~ 'N:
The following" Epigramson LorG Lngs
we select from "the Liberal" London
cation, in prose and verse, OF a sngrIar i p.'.
Ter, and which has much excited the r.1a:
public mind We have seen but four nm. A'
but they make two handsome octave v,In a"''
eOh Castlcreagh! thou art patriot now.
Cato died FOR his country, so didst thou.
He perish'd rather than see Rome ensl,,sd
Thou cut'st thy throat, that Britain may be .,r,,.
$50 CastlereagE has cut his throat!-Tb. r,.,
OF this is,-tlat his own was not the first D W."
$50 lie has cut his throat at last he, Who,
The man who cuthis country's long ago"
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Inever talk but in my sleep;
lnever cry, but sometimes weep;
My doors are open day and night;
Old age | help to better sight;
|, like camelion, feed on air,
And dust to me is dainty fair.
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Jonathan Rutchey

las just received per the Lewis, via RichmOri, an
IL the Shenandoah from Liverpool to ths por, The
rincipal part Of his Fall assortment Of
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Bucks.
y. G. CaZenove B. 10

HAVE FOR SALE
Muscovado sugars of various qualities
Refined do do
Retailing molasses, chocolate,
Coarse salt, sack salt, n. Z, and ". :. Rum
Holland and American gin, Cognac brandy
Madeira, Sicily Madeira, French .iadeira -.
Port, Clarct, and various other nm
Old Whishey, salad Gil
Almonds, raisins, iilberts
Hyson, Young Hyson and Imperalteag
Manufactured tobacco best brands
Rice, citron, olives, winter and sumner oil
Cut nails and brads all sizes
Swedes iron, hoop do, nail and spike rods
Mess and cargo beefin fine order
Baltimore window glass ofall sizes
Russia hemp, sosl leather
Sugar loaf and factory paper
Common writing paper, sperm and mould cr.1
CASTLE and yellow soap
German pipes and steel, ETC. seDt',
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To Rent.
70 Rent.

s That convenient and spacious brcr h'- u.
and half square of ground, situate on h' g. g.,
Hsaa.. SIDE of Washington street, and between V''
kassgsEM.ll noko and Pendleton streets.
Also-That two story frame House and ONE ~,
provement Garden and half square OF ground o.
south side of Wolf, north side ofHenry, aid ea''''
Fayette streets sr
Also, the brick Warehouse and lot on The eS'' .''
of Water street, opposite the Farmers 6an.;' nth
Also, the brick house and other improvement -,
four ofground, situate partly in @aIIi' S'
ly in Alexandria counties, known BY the de'G"''''
Spring Garden. o,,,eroa
Also, large frame Warehouse, siiu@'e Or '''''
street, between Water and Union streetc .-,,s
Also the Lot and Wharf, with sFacor. I,,,
Warehouse on Union street, to the nortf o. '""P
wharf. irl
Also, very large and convenient tee 500 O, ss,
Warehouse on Ramsay's wharf, binding Oh ny n-o
Immediate possession can be had o. ne 'Oo
perry at low rents. uc,.r,I,g
July l4-3twtf Apply at The Bans 3 I Ls[c I-
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From the Kentucky Public advertiser.
JOI;N ADAMS.

In conversation day or two since, with an
intelligent and respectable citizen OF Kentucky,
it was mentioned, as rare and curious anec-
dote Of the late President Adams, that, in con-
sequence of his hrmness and patriotism in re-
sstng the claim Of the British Commissioners
in '8S, that the Western foot of the Allegany
mountains, should be the Western limit of the
United States, which claim, it is understood,
was brought forward at the suggestion Of the
Count de Vergennes, to answer some views Of
his own Government, and to which claim Dr.
Franklin, and perhaps some others OF the Anne
rican Commissioners, had in an unguarded mo-
ment, expressed their Willingness TO subscribe;
the first Legislature of Kentucky passed vote
Of thanks to Mr.. Adams, singly, for his frmness
and successful resistance TO the claim, and as the
person to whom pre-eminently was due the praise
of securing the Western boundary, as it was fl
nay ado ,,ted in the treaty of'S3. We give this
as we have heard it, and mainly with view of
ascertaning the fact We have not heard whether
the vote is matter of record; but we have heard
that it is we'll recolected by several highly res
pected gentlemen, who were at the time residing
in the State. If it be true, ii is worth preserva-
ton as an event alike honorable 10 the deceased
patriot and the Legislature of Kentucky
Horne 7ooke's AcqmttaI-On the words "Not
Guilty" the air was rent with joyful shouts, and
Felix trembled. AS soon as the shouting sub
sided Tooke addressed the Court, in very few
words, thanking them for their conduct on the
trial; and then said: 81 hope, Mr.. Attorney Ge-
neral, that this verdict will be a warning to you
not to attempt to shed mems blood upon loose
suspicious or doubted Inference" or words to
that effect He then turned to the Jury and
thanked them for his life. Every man OF them
shed tears. This brought tears to the eyes OF
Tooke, who, during six day battle, while the
advocates of power were thrsting for his life,
stood as. dauntless as lion, giving stroke to
one and glip to another, as if he were at play.
The jury were only out about minutes, which