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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-08
Saturday Evening
BULL ET1N.

MIR. HUNTERS GRAFTON
Will be for sale at THIS OFFICE, at o'clock
IO-.uORROW .MORNLNG-pric 25 cents.
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" Mr.. KfLNER.-We are happy to inform the
distant frienls Of this gentleman that he continues
to improve in health and spirits
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-08

New discoveries Of Gold continue TO be made in
North-Carolinu. United States Gold coins are in
circulation, composed Of gold taken from the mines
Of that State.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-08

u The Museum rs we'll other public places o.
Amusement have been well attended the weel
Dast.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-08

GrIf our paper should not this week contain az
much interest ms usual, we trust our readers will
overlook the deficiency, when they recollect that
the festivities OF the week have male sad inroads
on our time.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-08
REMOVAL.
TAMES CARPENTER, Merchant Tailor, l

hEAION AL.
TAMES CARPENTER, Merchant Tailor, has
- removed his establishment OF gentlen,en's woar-
Ing apparel from No. If, Market Square, to tho
west store in Whitman's Blocks, Wcstminstcr. St.
where gentlemen will find every article uaualIy
kept in an establishment Of the kind, as low as al
any other store in Providence. He has from tso
TO three hundred ready-rladc warranted Garnenh,
among which are VI
Bi.s Black COATS enss elsrst raocTs
Sis':; Si'S: coi1Hrs III BIKE s:; suhTorrs ~
LIKEWISE,
good assortment Of Broadclohs and CASH
meres, Vestngs, &c. sc. Thin Goods of all de-
scriptions, of the most fashionable patterns
ALSO,
Will be kept at the room directly over Messrs
Smith e. Dykes complete assortment Of Broad
cloths Cassimeres and Vestings, of the newest and
most fashionable patterns and colours--where his
customers and others respectfully invited 10
call, examine, and if they please, purchase.
n. B. All garments purchased at either estab-
lishment, which shall not answer the expectations
Of the purchaser, may be returned, and others
made. June "a.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-07-08

Tickets in the above very popular Lottery, may
be had, at So for wholcs, Sc SO for halves, 81 25
for quarters, 62 l2 for eghths on immediate appi-
cation at
CT1ARK'Ssna saa n, !; E.shss.a sints aetsssy o'ss.
No. a, UNION BUILDINGS.
15'Cash for prizes sold by sim may be had the
moment they are presented.
1;'Bank notes examined, and all Lottery infor-
nation given gratis. July8 %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-07

MGR. JESSE MANS-Sr: YOU are here.
~ by notlned that on the 0,h day ot sep.
tember next, al The Law Once ot Nessr..
Thomas aud Gibson {. Nunidrldse, III the
town OF Tuscunbia, Franklin county, Alaba-
ma, we shall take the deposition al Mans.
field Ware, 10 be read IN chief, on the trial OF
our suit uow depending against you 10 TN
Superior court ot Law Tor Amherst coant,
and state III VTglnia f; and il from any cause
the said deposition ansll mt bG taken on thai
day, then We snail AT the zane place on the
10Th day III the same month. proceed 10 take
II, when and where you are invited 10 at
tend. JAMES ). PkNDLETUN - Co.
August 10. Ii
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tc4y6

/. nRU5f oALE.-ln conformity 10 the pro.
- visions OF q trust deed eNoruled 10 the
subscriber 10y Dabnev |. Phillips, and recor-
DID IN the clerks office oi the county court
OF Amherst, shall proceed 10 sell, 10 the
hi shea bidder, Ter ready MONEY, on Thurs
day the 28ih day of September next, at the
Warehouse ~ The town OF Bethel, one negro
HOhAN slave named Judy, one GIRL na
med Pamele, aud the increase of the said
slaves, II any also, n considerable quantity
OF Household aud kitchen furniture, plahtaIi-
on utensils aud one yoke Of oxen, or 80 much
81 the foregoing property as shall he sullei-
ent 10 satisfy the present objects OF the trust.
The title 10 tue property IS heicved 10 be
good, but acting IA the character OF trustee,
| will convey such tdl- only as is vested by
the trust deed. WILLIAM ARMS lead,
Sept !. ctJs5 trustee.
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this: Whrn thc. rossiitr'inr we framed
our OF its PROVISIONS .tdslnrd that the
righl of suffrage should r,mln "a II VAS
then ex.rclsrd-lt was the6 limited Ia he
owner Of hund,ed acies # Iahd--yet, IN
The iac' Of ihis constitutional r'guiat'on. the
legislature reduced The quantity n i@eatY
IRE acres. "-1'he questions a,,se Whence
dld the Legislature derive thu fight |, ,io-
lat" The constitutions And II IT can do So
IN one case, may II MOI Ia aooth.r?
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N'Wmt SINAlEh.
DIED, IN the county of Amherst, an
thu Sist Ut Aagast, after Il sudden ,inrss
al ahom iarts eight haurs. Ms. FRAN
tES PETIT, consort 4 NJ. James Pet
III, IN thr fly seventh year ol her age
ies,lng large family and NJ af0ls elr-
Gle { friends IN deptnre thrlr irtrparshe
loss. The writer of ihs humble irbul.
ls her I'M niory IL cnuid-nl he can ten.
der 40 settlcr la the Unconscious dead
Bur lu hds' PORTRAYED. With The pencil of
truth, the Virtues oi departed worth tor
the Improvement aud edlncallon of tie IL
-ins Daughters OF Nuglnlh, l. duty which
society clums. Too often, however, on
these -ad necasluns, attachment Ia, our
deceased FIRE lis, leads ~ Inlo indl-rrnn-
oste praise, aud induces ~ IN exaggertte
their sulnss-bnt II cannot be 81 ppon tins
nrian. holy event. Mrs. prtnt VAS u
bright example of female excellence, p"s-
srssrd IN m eminent degree I'll the cafdi-
nal virtues, blessed with mind naturally
strong and altho' nnt possrssed ut The ad
Nhntagrs oi "A liberal rduralIuu, shn had,
lntnltn"ly, inll knowledge of. aud COZ =
rrctly aud cnnsplrnunsly discharged all her
40 Idly dnilrs--po'sessrd ol amiHblc no
dcsiy, AID retiring manners. she madc
few professions hui led lfe nf aclit.
brueyolencr,and pratlIcai pcly She was
Il most dutlful wife aflerlionatr parent
kind mistress aud waIn and devoted
| hrod.-Nn individual IN her station ever
dispensed more blessings around her--l
may truly he said NJ her that she lived and
died without an enemy ami II IL beilrved
few have ever left this GRID, whose death
has been nore universally l,mentrd. Il
a lll" marx by an undertaking tenor al
gondn"ss,and a full discharge of all IN. re-
iatise duties IN society -tn obcdl.ntr Ia
the Ill pf God can ensure the reward pro.
mls'd In tie vntuaus, THIS sFotlrss lady i,
no" surrounded by escflAstrg glory, & la,
gone Ia those regions Of rterns fclclt,
prepared lur thr good, helote the funnd.
nOn ol this world was LAID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-07

YDluBLIC SALE OF LAND.--Win be-
* odd, Ia thr highest bidder, on thursday
the 26tl day OF September, 1876. the tract Of
land Nhereon the late John Bniemnu, decd.
resided, containing ~ acres, This trncl II
land les ON the waters 81 Elk creek, ndiain-
ing the lnnds al Euphan Logwood aud 9th.
efs, on The man rsnd leading from Lynch.
burg 10 fancy Fam Mills Ih,s land hns
a good Dwelling house aud apple orchard oi
prime fruit trees The terms ARE for one
fourth OF the purchase money 10 be ImId on
the day OF sale. and a credit OF WE'VE months
viii be given Tor lhe balance oi the pnlrbs.r
money, the purchaser giving bond aud .ecu.
nty. JOHN BATEhlAN.
Sept. 7. c3,-
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EI.FClIt,Ns

Mississippi. We have feceiyrd returns
from several counties ~ this State for a
Rrpfrsentht,r n the Goth Congress. The
votes stand thus: f'nr VIM Hale, lhr pre-
sent Itrnmbrnt) 1878; Beverly X u ay-
son, I2l6. Adam l.. Biugamaa, 1924 -
john II. Nounn, $40; aud iimhard Stock
ton, il. lG3. W. fear thai ll,ie Will he
reelected, though, fnr the credit Of the
State, -" hope Il will be otherel-r.
MisSouri.-Mr. Srou. tlhr present rep.
rtSenIaliSr) Is toraed out, aud Mr. Bates.
formerly OF Gnochlaad county N iIIs
State rs elected. Both VI. Scott aad Ar.
lies n" lllenhs 10 the ADM lstratlon.
hdiepa. Jonathan J.nulng Is re-erc-
ted.-Mr Smith Is elected IN place of Nj
Trsi. Both Nj. Jennlags aud Mr.. Smith
az" trlendd Of the administration.
illinois - SJroug Efforts were made in
this state 10 turn ont Daniel p. Cook. It's
ablr reprssrnlallve; bal we IRE glad 10 say
they tailed Mr.. Z. - re-rlrcled.
kcntuchU. rle, ton for mrmber. 81
the Ntdr Leg stature took place III August.
The Old Cont OF Anu-Desha Party sue
eeedrd IN obtaining NJ pIltirs 10 both Hon
ses. We cnngrd'ul'te the people OF thai
SLATE on The au-plcIpnr event.
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JeKers0 A.ottery,
10 ~ diahhou tie combination plan Il
October nrAh nj Richmond.
] hree IrlZes. $ EnlinMs.


October nrAi al Kieumopd.
! hree Prizes, follows:
Monleello Lstale, vsIueu al .5,i,ot0
ohhdwel, $4,000
AlbrmHrIe, lltO
he above Estates were valued under OH
by foDIIhIs Io0-r, appointed fo, lbaf ,nn
posi- 10y he IL gisi6lufs OF turinin
u Prrc oi 5lrekrts slo. There are no
M4ifs " hchtfs ~ ms ioHery.
u tidttei GJ.rii ~ hrring the sbuy
serlfs ut h. ilefies t. the public, 10 receive
h'rlal phlronhtr, and particularly invite Ito
lt"ll"h oi every person Ia these schemes,
A. they vii frro, iSe from The v,ry frst
ne" TIM they arr much the most brilliant
ever got ~ ~ Yirgii IN and Wbru they re-
collect the objerl Of those Iollnrirs am per-
snadeh ihctc hrr none, hui vii lend belt,
ing hhnd this Is not al. hey should lonk at,
mere Is chance ol grtnng IN lnuepr d, ut
fortune tor The a,uai ,ile oil So Nlele ia
The person who viii not embrace thu GOId.H
OPport'nng2
Among the above, " III hr found the schema
OF the leH"srn Lottery Ibis Lortert VA
granted by the Legislature OF Vlrgias, ior =
purpose well known 40 us all. II is expected
hnd sincerely hope, those tickets vii at
remain on hand, bat will he immediately
bought up, by libefni public, who w'sb 10
show their gratitude 10 a depsfitd patriot,
who devoted his v hole life 10 The benefit VI
his country, and The public genera -.
o. Orders from any par OF the q. States
by malt, (post psid) enclosing II t cash or
prize tickets, will he thankfully rtce we'd aud
promptly attended To rs II on personal appii-
cation Be sure YOU direct yoGr urdel, %
N0RrH'S Office, where the calitai- are al
ways for sale. ABkAM X. NORTH,
.ndin-Street, Ly!ei6urg.
August 3.
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M OTiCE.--Ihe subscribe wishes 10 know
IL whether there are chairs aud bed
steals in the possession of any gentleman in
Lynchhnrg shipped from Richmond TO lanes
". RedA.--tle would further observe, that
ne would purchase fine Gig, If the payment
could bc made partly in manufactured iobac-
co and partly ln'cah.
JOHN c. STAPLES
Sept. Z. ~
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Groceries at .iuct,0n.
IT, q A
s1EaEA;,25M

\EHiLL be sold, 10 lac highest bidder, for
" cash, on Saturday next ihe 9Th inst
immediately alter The completion Of the sale
advertised by Mr.. Ssml Miller, The remain.
ing stock of Groceries belonging TO the es
tate Of Charles Lnwelin, deed.
MARY LENELLlN, Ex'trix
OF Gus. Lewellin, dec.
Sept. 7. II
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SC III,AIF
Trrginia Literature Lotteru, All class,

ID. dawn On The Ugh mud Low sys-
tenn somewhat similar 10 the Odd and h
ven. II Viii bc drawn Ia Lynchbufg IL. Or
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st HE Me
6lg2 Prizes.
1903 Blanks.
MODE or DRAWING

All the numbers viii he pnt IN the wheel
~ usual. All the prize, above thfeG duliars
will bc pnl ia the pfl2r-wheei and drawn out
opposite thc whole body OF numbers. The
irst drawn nnmber will decide the fate 81
ihr 5000 ibrec dollar pIIxcs, rs ioliows, t.
Eit Should II be one oi the first Use tllnu.
rand numbers, hat l. To ,ay, ANY uunber iron.
No. ! 10 5000, inclusive, al those nnmbi.I,
viii, ~ like manner, bc entitled 10 three dol
lars eneh. Should il b. one OF HE Int five
thousand numbers, that is 10 saV, from No
5OOl To 10000, inclusive, then all those uunI.
beers will, III like manner, be entiiledi 10 three
dollars each Those who hold two tickets
Que above aud one below No. 5uOU. must oi
course draw ONE and may draw THREE
prizes.
Price of whole Tickets 81. , Liberal allow.
hhlNes = anGcs 10 large
Quarters | dealers.
The drawing will certainly taxi nlnce =
October, under the superintendent Of the
following gentlemen Judge VIM. Daniel
Chisweli Dabpey, Alhcn M'Danni, John q,
Meem, John Bullock, David Murrell, Vim
Mkinncy, Wm. w. Norvell, George Whit
locke, john W Bagwell, Ammon Hancock
Robert kyle, James l.. Ctnytor, Jesse b. Hsr
rson, Mcajnh DAVIS, Colin Buckrer, Eliian
Fletcher, John Wills, john Hancock and
john I. Miller, E.qrs.
" Ofdt rs from n distance, by mail, pos
pad, or private convey ance, enclosing tn,
cash Or prize tickets, will meet the mos
AUG. LETYWfC-y.
Man trr
North Caroina, South Carolina ami Geor
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State Conpent,On.-An able essay ap-
ppared in the Richmond enquirer Of tn,
/ 81 inst. advocating this measure, in which
4 circumstance ~ stated which rye have
never seen mentioned before, and wine
deserves to be universally known. 1t Is
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Cash Yer Negroes

DEkSONS having Ntgro,s for sale,
nas fad a purchaser by cnqulrug al
this Office.
Sept. 7 tai
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NAsHiNGroN Aug 29.-- Authentic ad
vices nave reached this CITY of tle dc.raa,
al Hon. RICHARD ANDERSON, Ninstr, Of
The Un''ed States 10 THE Republc Of CO.
bonita. lie died al Carthag.na, on III,
24ih olItno, being Oh his way 10 Panama
10 discharge ms duty AZ one ol thr En-
soy1 Extraordinary aud Ministers plcai-
polenllary To the Assembly of Ame' lean
Nations At thai place.
Thu United Staten in general, aud h;s
nailvr slnie OF krntock, IN particular,
have sustained great loss ~ the death ol
lIs distinguished gentleman. On his for-
mr. rl-li 10 Colo uhli, he los his excellent
wife winch heavy bereavement to hun
s"l:a Il ftmiI, he has not long survived
Nf. \. VAS one Of The most amlahlr Of
urn, and most Discreet oi politicians. \
cafref of few years in Congress Disclosed
his Valuable qualities. lie possessed, III an
eminent deg rr, II clear discriminating
mind, { mbnrd WITH the most cnncilator\
aud persuasive address; the effect ol whIch
has oiteo bren cen on the ilour Of the
House OF "presrntatsrs, and afterwards
on Thai oi Il" popular blaach Of The Lrgis-
iNlre OF k"nhrki, IN the midst OF the
greatest coate6tlon, like oil sllIllng the a.
gdaied "dsrs of the Ocean. In tbs pnlnl
IF ms character. II Is salficlnt . alse 10 say
Ne nearly r"srmblcd the lameuted W n.
beNndes. IL bret without of nee be it
AID, The country IBID not boast better
lDaD taan Rtchafd 9.tdersoH. MAJ. Int
tz-Jfa-
We published ~ > turdaY, paragraph,
-'altng tut IN con-eqh oca nf lhr lllnrss of
NJ. JamcS Shfiper, aud other nembrrs If
The Brigade rmpiohed IN surveying sonr
of the waters Of lnr Indiana, with view
1" uniting the Wabash, Whitewater, aud
Mapmre rivers, Inc dute~ bad been drces-
sarlly suspended. 1t - with much rrgr~t
that "r are now obliged Ia add The lntclh-
gence Of the death oi Mr. Shrlscr, Oh the
evening Of Tie Utn Instant.
Bah. american.
The L,fourehc Gazetle Of the 18th alt
say, we h I've tins moment received m
iriigenor of the death of General WADE
HAMPTON, a short time since in Alabama.
81 hlst on his way from this place To his
s"at IN South Carolina"
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M0RE PRIZEs THA.r BLgNk,S.

HOLDERS Of Ia" ihkei ~ this Lottery, Ms
~ ne odd aud Lven = sien, are sure ol me
prln aud may dran lhrec
W Prloe OF I'ckets ~, and shares III pro.
portion,
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HIGH AND Low SYSTEM.

TWStntd L.terdtHre L0'feFy, an class.
Will be drawnln Lydchhurg IN October neat.
Al IN ONE DAY.
TO BE DRAWN ON A NEW PLAN.
More Prizes than blanks.
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"TH"u 'f"lI LVHVIa y 'USWIU
tikeI class,
For the Benefit oi The Monungalia AcndemyA
10 be drawn in RcI laoud, on the 27lh
September next, oil II, one day, ON tho Odd
aud Even System, under the management of
The Messrs. COHEN5.
81 iiEME,
J prize of S2o.ooo 90 prizes of $50
do s,ou0 loo do 20
do 1910 800 do 6
do LOCO l2.500 do
By this plan ol drawing, the boider of Two
tickets Is sure OF Que pflee aud may draw
tlrre
Whole Tickets SO 90 Quarters gl26
iialves . d.
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-" Phtlo" IN our next.

u A Camp.neeting will be held near Mr.
William Lrach's, about three miles from
Cam bell e. II. 10 commence TUESDAY the
30 ot O3tober, aud TO end the following sa.
lurday.
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4 p The "Prlersb RepnIican" say,
" E'"e the Lynchhurg VTslnlaa Is honest
enough 10 ansrd Ia the General (Jacksoo)
lhe 81 ~ Of that achlesrarnt,' tine victory
of y Ollran } Is tnls sample of lhe
" dece"cy' of III" Republican? I'VE mere
y az tor Intormatlon-" We regrrl, now
'v't, lhht Ne canool pay "srn this poor
compliment To that paper. For, however
honest u may be-, W. ae sure that 1t is
n"t caHdid enough to give vi. Adams
praise " hen he deserves it, nor Independent
enough tooe sure liz, Jackson, should he
co pnilt the grossesl ontrdgrs.
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Dismal iSrcdnp LottcrY,

4h CLASS.
To be drawn in Richmond, all IN one dny4-
10 M. Lottery, by combination and pefn,,i.
thtIOn--b ballots IL be drawn
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~ John RandoPh. Capt. Baldwin,
WHO e'mnands III" ship In when Mf.
Randolph e"k a-sagr to Ls"rpool, has
published an rXposp, Of the conduct Of the
Virginia Sela or. which places INN, II
trur in a most odious lignt. We shall
puhilth this expos N oar nrW; bat snall
M, com nent on II, until We are satisfied
of lis truth.
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AUD. LEVrWfCry.

North Caroina, South Carolina AMI Geor
g'a money TAKEN al par. July ~.
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ac@

LGtest from Europe An arrival from
Eugiaad, brings Loa,loo date days Late
than before ''ceerd. Tar only article u
interest "" fud, are those relating In III,
dist essed sItiation 81 'hr manufacturers
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~ he Edifors ofthe Pirginian.

, Fx.aDURG, sEPTE nBhR s.Jos6.
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PRINTING,

Promptly and neatly erecuted al Mis Ollie.
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OH
SINGULAR CHARACTER.

There il nov exhibiting AT DiCh-
eat, England, remark able instance
0r the power ol hahil 10 remedy the
defects nature. 4 farmer. named
Kingston. Mha was born without
arn4. ~ enabled 10 accomplish with
his feet all those purpose. for whio Il
the hands are generally employed
lie shayre himself With the gre test
facility, writes Il bold lreIblr chnrac-
ter, and performs all the manual la
hours of tic farm. lie ~ an adml
rahlc bowler. and for throwing the
stick at the snuli bnxrs, az praCtl-ed
At country fairs. hr hds - equal. *
should disputes arise IN the course
Of the game. h. can defend his right
with the power, II not the arms 81 Il
CRIB. lie VAS some timc since mar
ricd 10 a second wife. aud, ~ might
be supposed. the ceremony Vas at
tended by an immense COucpursr.
who we're delighted at the manner
IL which he took Tie hand ot his
wife. placed the ring on her finger.
aud sisned the register with his loot.
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Ho7o Street-Poiice OHce.
INRFOLITED Low T..

tNR. pErER hWIG.-A Nehpra.
bic rosy gIlIed Greenwich pcnsIoner.
VAS charged With having created a
great riot and disturbance in and a.
bout the attic residence Of Mrs. Mar
garet Mnggins and with ha,ing
threatened II beat the SAID Marga-
ret Muggins ~ mummy, under pre-
tence Of being In lore with her.
1t appeared that Mrs. MnSgins.
having lost her husband, aud being
short OF money and one leg, Was
sometime an inmatqmof the parish
workhouse and there she was first
seen by Mr.. Peter TNig. who no
sooner saw her than that he felt he
was lost old man unless he could
make Mrs. Mugglns his own. lie,
therefore, determined TO get himself
admitted as an inmate ulIhe work
house for even the walls OF a work :
house cannot hold love out and
whaklo,e can do, that dare loye at
tempt lie succeeded in getting in
20 the house. and he succeeded IN
getting into the good graces Of Mrs
Muggins. lie told her OF the bat
ties in which lie had fought-all on
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London Wesleyan Methodist Maya

d nnlon N.sla,.,, NofLnJ;sf Mr.,
-
~, ,.,o.,, ,.,,.;o, e c.,.;,a
G,ure al ,..n,,,,nr. no ,L,n,
/ sT xe,.salI A,#u.. .r. ~ o. H.
h,ro;.. Jeeds lad .s,,;,rd r,,.I,p i,
|b,. ,,,,,. tf,o.,s,.l II thc Lr,,.st
,r u. L,,,.. T..a,, nit.
,r tor,nr,,s anl hur,in,, :, dr,t,
Iu,..;,. ,,,.,...,,,... ,,s,ad !, I,,a,,,tia,
a. ,nr..,,n,,,. ,em,I.. dc.,,.d
to.uis b,,,,hl. death lhc fatal
Ln.,. I'D a.,i,.a the tr,,,LI,ng
,,c,;,, f,,. Fam Ler ham, and L.r
r,,c,a. u,af,ytencd IN , stnL,. the
uh.Jo,,.,L. Id ..s.uhI,J a., ia.
.urron.dio. nlaio Ia witness fine ,v.
.rI sc,,. I,st Yh.n Tho ,y,od "a
,hont ,, Il. L,odleJ and fine sn,rt,-
tors urre an the tip.toe orrNnr ctati.
-, Li..y,n.r n,rr,,,. vii, a,t can.
n,a.dl, ,,,ang tbc chiefs. h,,irg
L,r,,rc ,,.n,,cd t,y, g.rt hnr.rs utL
thc n,,,,..,,.y ,,.a,,s inna .,,nn,, r,,o,
Lis s,,t ,ns,.el tI,.o,oh th, rrowd
Ioos.J tha ,i,t,m .ci2rd Lrr in Ina
ormu nl.ced her an an. Attn, ho,.s.
90 m,nntcd fla, other himself and
m,d, the utm,at sneed toward t9r
nation and friends of the raot,,r.
Tine mnlt,tnde. dnmb and nrryrlrsa
n the daring deed. made mo- effort
"a rrscne ,l,,,. victim grom h,r.d,l,v-
.rer TL.y ,,eaed Il as fine ari al
thc tSrcnt Sp,rit. submitted 10 il
with,ut , mnilnur. and nuictIy re
tup,rd IN th, VILLAGE. The rrl,..r1
.cout,,c ,,aa .fcn,nnapird thruugh
the vild,,nraa toyarda hn,ur. iii
she v.,a out al da.,rer. ur tbrn
gave her the hnrs. on which she
r,dc with thr n.sras,,, urn, ,4i,n
for the remainder. oil the lou,ney.and
th,yn,,,.d ia h. ,riorn tn IN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-04-06
INTERESTING FACT.

The following Interesting fact OF
a young Indian Chief of the Paw
nee nation, at the foot Of the Rocky
fountains, who was on visit To
Washington IN the winter OF 1924,
Is extracted from a letter of the Rev.
Richard Reece, to .hs editor OF the