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Forty ThousaMd Dollars
WANTEl1ON LOAN


IDURsuANI'o me provision, OF l. an s ..,
nofation 81 I.nchbufg Va. passed tbo 10Th day
OF June ls21, Is Providing iof rhisHg the sum
OF ; ~, 900 on loan for supplying The ioen with
wafer" the undersigned commissioners OF
sad loan sfll receive scaled proposals until
Friday TIE 18th day Of September neIi, ior
fhf whole Of any part thereof, on which day all
the proposals received will be opened AT the Of
fee Of discount aud deposit Of the Bank oifng-
ma al Lynchburg, and acted upon as directed
BY the lfb section OF said ordinance. IL This
loan sill bear an Interest Of ia per ccufFer an
nun, payable scmi-anpaaIly lstihe office 81 DIS
count and deposit Of TIVE Farmers Bank Of Va.
at Lynchbng. aud Is ifredeemable until The LIST
dav OF January 1850. For further Information
apply At The Office OF Aessrs. ;. 4. NJ. ALLEN,
where. copy Of the ordinance d OF the charter
Of Tire corporation may be soen.
DAVID e.. MuRRLLL,
JOHN VICTOR.
ELIJAH FLETCHER,
JOHN IHUHMON.
ALBION McDANlEL,
SAMUEL CLAYTON,
IOH1uNA1u5 SfDN OR,
JOHN g. MEM
IL TIE Riehmond Enquirer. Baltimore Anne
vielu, pousoh's Philadelphia Daily Advertiser,
Nv Porl. Commercial Advertiser, aud Boston
Patriot will insert the above twice "A week until
the 23th Of September and present then ac'
counts tor payment al the offices OF 5, Il NJ. Al
leu u Co
August s. t25sl0l
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RIO. C. CUTLER, u. C.
Nelson eognfy. .L,yu,o,,rt 1897

=, -'V-0'' 1yt'ItITt CUTITFt
ohatIes i.niord and ElIznbeth his wife, Pits. against
John maxwell aud sally his wife, Perrin farrsr, Nil
cN fmrar, John farru John Bethel and .iancu W.T.
and Nilliam Fanar, and John Farrar Joseph Farrar.
foliy atrar, SALLY Farrar and Lucy Farrar children
ct FLEMING tarrar, decd. Dofts. IN Chanccry.
r. lhe defendants John Farrar, Joseph Farrar, Polly
"rfar' Lucy farraf, Sally Farrar and William Farrar
MOI haihg entered their appearance aud given security
according TO the actof Assembly aud the rules ufths
court ana 1t appearing by satisfactory eYnenCe thai
ti'y are not inhabitants of tins counrs-lt l. ordefeds
Una, the SAID defendants do apl here the itstday
me newt November termA the bill OF the pla-
uh' that Ia ros ofthis order he forthwith ered n
e ffeimdn Ne" spaper, published in tlr OIL ynch-
purg Tor eight weeks successfully, and posted the front
door OF the courthouse otthis courty
ACopy--Teste,
RO. C. CUTLER. ID. c.
BE A NIX So
seriptiou for sale al tbs office
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.--At Rules holdsa IN tae eIs.is.a
SuperIor Court Of thpueerx la tt. f.t#.At
the sdday q gHs is.5. Lob RI & = ~ D.
Jnhn Scott aud fhoH:as AlItldgr. De- a. {. =
The defendant John Seoft nd ~.
appearance aud gifen security auconnz = Ted
sfmely and The ME Of tiis court, ana At -.
sHtisiaetory evidence that he Is act am M. a. -
country IL 10 ordered tl4al The said srf5,. s g
herr on the irst day Of the neat term a4I .s.,.
Of The plaintiff am that copy uf iiHz ~. -
WIN Inserted IN sainc nc"spaper printed IA A. tsf
- i s. iof tmo month zprersssei, sn. T.
the front door 81 The courthouse IN tho .55 h., =
:" 'op1--I'sis' Join WILL 5
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Campbell County Court, June r., 1927.
Lewis Mcrrltt, adm T. OF DAVID Lane, decd. Compli
against
Pleasant IIuyth and lGilbort Hoyth, oxr of Thomas
Hayth, decd. DettS
IN CHANCERY
The defendant Pleasant llayh, not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Of
Assembly aud the rules of this court, aud il appearing TO
the court that he is not Iuhahtan of this State,
ordered that he do appear hrreoH the second Monday
October next and answer the compliments bill aud
that this order be inserted in newspaper published
IA ynehburg for months successfully, and posted
the trout door OF the Courthouse of this county, on
court day.
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i0fIN MnL.S.C.

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IA the Clerks Office otth
Superior Court oi tbanrery tor the yucbufg District
the ILL day Of june s2 Leonard jrofF aud Nancy IN
"lir Pit. against Robert 'liusley in his own right
and as executor of john fmslcy, decd, Reuben PEN
d'rton, oa'id Imslcy, Edward Tmslcy, james Tins
Icy, Elizabeth West, Archibald Gon and pom, In.
wife, " llltlun Henderson and Sally HE WIFE John
Harrison, Charles Harrison, Anthony G. Tinscy, SAD
~ Sleddr Lindsey 'Imsley, Richard Fowler and Lucy
h. wifi aud Oliver Tmslcy, belts.
The defendant Edward Tmsoy. James Tmslcy, Eliza
beth West John lla,rson, Sally sled, Lindsr, Tmscv
kirhnrd / owlcr \ Lucy HE win not having cucrod
Their appearance given security according the net OF
Assembly and the rules e this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they nhahitan, OF this
conntNltts ordered, that the sad defendant, do upur
here IN the first day o the and anscr the bill
Of III" plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted m some newspaper printed the town of
YnChburg, for two months succcss,ely and posted nj
the front door OF the courthouse in the SAID town.
AC0py-fe>tc, JOHN WILLS. G.
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EDUC AVlO.N.
August 10

Lynchbnrg Young Ladies' Seminary.
The next Session Of this School, will CON.
monce ON the Isl day fOciober next.
NEW TERMS.
Per Session of five months.
The price of Tuition for allthe highest
branches of English education has
been reduced TO SIS 90
That OF the junior class, for spelling
aud reading only, - to 10 90
That al Muse, Bocai aud on the Pi6a0
f0rte 8 lessons week 10 90
for the French, Italian % German Ian
FnaEcs, 10 90
For drawing aud painting, 10 90
HE public may remain assured, that the
teachers will be as attentive rs ever, TO torwat d
the Improvement OF the pupils, and to main
TIN that strict discipline, which they have instr
tuicd
The experience which Mrs Lenha has acquir-
ID IN Music, not only as a teacher OF the PtaH0
Forte, but also as one of FOCAL Music enables
1ef 10 affirm, that her scholars will improve al
east rs much as with any other Music teacher
whatever. In support otthis assertion, she begs
cave TO refer the public, to the improvement Of
tie numerous scholars she has instructed in
Richmond, fredericksburg & otaunten, during
lhr last eleven Yeas, which can be ascertaIncd
~ referring 10 the certificates circulated III tins
ipwn laT year the originals of which are Ia her
possession. PETER II. LEUBA.
July 30. c9lo2
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VIRGINIA - A. Rules holden IL the Clerks office Of the
superior eunrt Of Ghanrrry er the LYnchbnre district
the ith LAY of i,nr, l-2d William Douglass. egaiasf
Jane iiasis, ndm'r Of Charlie na,is dee Thomas \
Erhank David Bnrl-, IcNis Davis Fhz 4heth Nor
ris,F 'ir E1nho'b DAVIS, and Thomas Montgomery
and sally ms wife, defts.
The defendants David l. Iurl,s and Thomas Montgo-
mefy aud sally his wifi having entered their
appearances and given security according To the net Of
Assembly aud the rnles OF this court and appearing by
sHtshctory evidence that they inhabitants Of tins
tonntry n ordered thai the sad defendants floapprnr
here on the first day nt the and answer th bill
ii thu plaintiff n thai copy uf tbs order be forthwith
inserted N sumr newspaper printed IN the town al ynoh
hurry Tor two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted a the M
door of the courthouse IA the sand town.
A CAM Tp.tr
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y piE second session of Mrs. RANDoLrW5

Day scholars will be charged the same for tn
inoh and two dollars pen session for fuel Board
and Tuition payable one hall at entrance, the ba.
lance the expiration Of five months.
Each Young Lady will provide her own bed
bfddmg and towels, aud clothes bag and book
Tag all distinctly marked with the owners aamr
think II proper TO state, that in consequence
Of the failure of Mrs. Randolph health, during
The last winter, the management of the school
has devolVed enhrcly ON ny dauehters---for the
manner in which il has been conducted, conf.
IDENTITY appeal 10 the testimony of those parents
AMI guardians whose children aud wards have
been entrusted 10 our care
IHOS. EoTON RANDOLPH.
Aue. 9, 1JlMUIt3usl
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VIRGINIA AT Rnca holden IN the Clerks office ofthe
superior Court cbanecry for the Lyncbburg District
the nh day of July, ls.G William J, Dunn Pm. a.
Ra'ast lhumns Botear, jonathan Bailey and Reuben
Hagby, Defts.
The deiendHnts Thomas Botclar, and jonathan Bai.
ICY nos having entered thur appearance aud gwen
setnrny according 10 the act oil Assembly aud the
fhles Of thi- ruurt, and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they moi nhablius OF this country
II Is ordered that the sad defendants do appear here on
fe tr.t day the aud tnsNCr the bill of TIN
plaintiff aud that copy Of thus order be forthwith IN
serted 90 pru spaper printed IN the town OF yuc
bury Tor Two months successfully, aud posted at the
front door OF The courthouse ID tn aud town
A tDIy-festc, holm WILLS G.
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JOHN W1I.IS.C


VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks oi,c Of the
superior Court OF Chanccry io the nehburg District
the lb day of Juno, lt21. Jonathan Cuudl1f, PIT u
g"pst hfeen H. IeWeu, john Iayluc, Elllah Fictsh-
e. John Alexander, Richard Thurman aud Sally his
hil', Samuel Thurman aud Betsoy Thurman, infant.
h} commissioner Benagh specially assigned their guar
dItn, Smithsan ~ DAVIS SUly Lcwcllin widow oi
lamt, lcNelln, decd, Robert Near and Mary IN
whe, ami Elizabeth, Sarah, Jpmes, Alfred aud john
leWelhu, infant ehildron Of the said jane LpwcIlm
decd, hs Janes Benaph sIeeally assigned their gun-
dan, Polls leWsilIn, Niuow IF Charles Lenrllm dee.
Snmurl Love aud Apnoss his WIFE Edward .. Viii
and Elizabeth his vii, John A. Lowtn and Sll,
James ieier mary ann, Charles and Nancy Lew elm
infant children oi Charles Wcn. deed. by coinn,t@.
si"ncr behaRh, specially spned thc,r guardian John
le"elhn, klchard Blgh aud Elizabeth ms wife An.
sbrpSc TIL aud Elizabeth his daughter, an infant by
commissioner Bcnugh, specially assigned her guardian,
Dens.
The defendant John \. Low elm having entered his
appearance 10 the amended bin othe plaintiffs aud given
security according "a lhe act OF Assembly and rules
tbs court md IT appearing 10y tfactuy evidence that
hcis not IA nhubtant OF this cOuntrY ordered thai
III sad deihdant do appear here the first day Of the
neN term aud answer the hIl Of tnc plaintiffs and lat
copy Of order be- forthwith inserted ~ Some noHs.
paper priuted ~ the town of yurbha, for yomunth.
suarosvey, and posted at the front Of The court
house IN the said town.
4 tnuN-Ff-tr HOLM Wills
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JOHN WlILS.C.

VIRGINIA At Rules hodcn m tue clerks Office ofthe
superior CONT Of Chmnery tor ihr Lynchhlre district
the ltn day ofJUpc ls97. Tnrleu T. lists, Reuitnln
Ists, Tbs Esii., Id. t,tis jesse Fear, and 4ucv m
wife 1eorge Morton aud Lucy his wifi, aud iau,lord
RucAer, LudWcl Kntker, md Sar1h Ann RHck,r III
tants who sue by heofge Morton ihemncN friend Reu
ben Hughes and Elizabeth his WIFE, Vim. Cuwherd
aud >ah his wifi, John Noc and Sarah his WIFE .nd
Jnhn Nance and Martha his wife, Pits. against joel
Esils surviving executor Of Benz. E>ts, dce'd " Ill
am Lowry, John lowry, Thomas Sale, eat 81 Thonas
IogNood, decd Henry Hatcher, cXr ri ilgrdawny
Hatcher, decd, William Estls fhorp fstIs and Eli
sha Fists. Defls.
Tho defendants Joel Estis, Nm. Estis & Eli>ha Estls
mt having entered Their appearance given seeur, ao-
eodnr 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules ofhs court
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that they are not
an inhabitants Of tn naHtrylt ordered that the .aid
deiendnut do appear here tho first day Of the neat
term aud answer the bill ct thcpiants, and that copy
of tn, order be forthwith inserted m some nespapcr
printed IN the town of ynchburs for two months sue
eessycy aud posted the front door of the courthouse
IN the SAID town. At1py--Icste,
illITN WILLS
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STATIONARY.

Writing and Wrapping fooiscap paper,
Ciliedgcd Pink and PLAIN Letter paper.
9uls assorted, Sealing Wax Waters red &
black ink powder, calf skin pocket books. back
CANNON boards playing aud blank cards, ink &
inks;andishes y English States.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-01-13

TRANsYLvASIA UNIvERMTY.-Ths literary
institution, which, for number Of years, has been
the subject Of the most acrimonious disputes, has
since il has been under the charge Of the Rev. "
HORACE HoLLEy, late Of Boston, obtained an eml-
nent rank among the Universities Of the age, and
may at present be ranked among the most impor-
tant of the nation.
Doctor HoLLEY has not, however, held his seat
with much comfort, since he has been President OF
the College, and has been pursued with all the MAJ
gnity Of puritanicsl bigots, because he has, In his
clerical capacity, dared to advocate the causes
IF liberal Christianity. The press has teemed
with its abuse sganst him, and although the most
cruel and malicious charges have been preferred
against him. he has survived them all, and come od
triumphant.
His bgolted prosecutors, within The last tw'
years. have ceased their attacks. very wisely conc'u
ding that they were gnswing against file o". u
.eems that he is again to be assaulted ny the mare
Violence ofthe press, because, exercising the PRIV
eyes Of a freeman, he has dared to avow nlm'e"''
vorable to the presen, Administrator. Inc LOU
i,vil,e, Kentucky, Public Advertiser paper con
Quoted by MIR. shsdrsck Penn, with great aei'''y-
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The GEoRGETowN MErRoPoLlTAN.-AP paper
bearing this tite has been for the last seven years.
published in Georgetown, District Of Columbia. IL
was originally published three times week-'hen
il was printed semi weekly, and lastly, was redu-
ced to a weekly publication f; and then-"hun oe|
the heavens in hlack'-it died.
The last nu mber reac ed last Tuesday even'|
np in which the Editor tells US that he has run his
ruce. and closed his career. In taking leave Of tht
public, he is full of good huuor, and bears his mis-
fortunes with the fotitude ofa stole He has made
his will, in which he bequeaths his good snbscri'er
to the Washington Telegraph, and his bad oncs "a
the National Inteigencer and National Journal.
We are sorry that man ofso much huu'er' an'|
If sucb rare talents should not succeed. He ieave
n. to infer that although his first love was tor M
Adams. and the present Secretary Of State he u
firm friend Of the Military Chieftain." and er|
,ec,., when that gentleman asssnd' the presidents
chair he will be redeemed and disenihrslled.
In his will, he ha. bequeathed bis pistols TO Nir1
Roval. his snuff box to Mr.. Adams, and three otne|
boxes containing other ingredients to MIR. Seore''|
ry Clay. e,-
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a-rWe have been requested to sny, by some
~. uonuemeu interested in the building about
no erected, on the Dorrance street Company
land. that we have put into it wrong engine.
our last, we said, an, engine on Doctor Wadswor'h
plan would be pu. into the bulldog to ahofa
power for operation, which seems to be an erro
..d we now state that the engine will be on ~
Watt AMI Bolton high pressure Plan' hsVins 'h'
inadvertently put one Of Doctor w"d'wor'h' e1
zine, into the building we hasten to take IT out
satisfy those who are intsre''ed'
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p,rno..or Of GovERNMEsT.-Considera
MT ce has of late been made, by sundry papers ae
,ocbed to the interest OF the opposition because 'he
Secretary of State has Withdrawn the patronage oi
the government, from several presses "hiSh nave
been the most violent and vndicive in their aouss
and opposition to the present administration anu
the conductors of them seem to think, tha' .he go
vernment is bound to support them IN throwing
heir scurilty at the heads OF the several depart
men,s. an! in endeavoriag to disorder the Union.
The New Hampshire Patriot, conducted oy Mr
Isaac HILL, print that has for many years. en-
loved the support of antecedent administrations a'a
which has since the election of MIR. Adams 10 the
presidency been of his most violent aou'er'
and traducers has within the last month"; reoe'eo
orders not to publish the la ws by authority or 10
expect the patronage ofthe government. In conse-
ouenoe of this, Mr. Hill, has opened ell his bat
teries charged his cannon with double quantities OF
venom, and openly and maliciousy charges the ao'
m;n;stration with corruption. The Eastern Argus.
ub,ished At Portland, Maine also one ofths oppo'
| ,,;oo orints, has received similar instructions.
These prints, it will be remembered, by those
| who know any thing of them, were uhiiormiy a'-
a,hed to what has been called the Jefersonian po'
lev, and received their appointments in consdero-
on Of their being attached to that correct auc dis-
crnna ling policy, which instructs US to p"'ronzs
those who patronise us, and to withhold our pat'
ronase from those who exert themselves to constr
nate our individual injury. :.
The Patriot and the Argus, for nearly two years
,ub.euuent to the election Of Mr. Adams to the
Pre- sdency and Mr.. Clay to the office OF Secretary
Of State. have received the support of the govern
ment and the aid of the very men, whom they have
thought proper to abuse. Their abuse has been Of
the most ysnomous and vindictive nature, and now
hat those who have the power OF ofbestow'ng Patro-
,are have taken from them their gifts, and trans
erred them to their friends, these prints set up
most treacherous cry Of corruption and lnd'vidua'
persecution.
The course pursued by Mr.. Clay, is certainty
corre., and il i, to be regretted that he has ho'
Withdrawn his support from the whole host OF n''
calumniators. If we were in the opposition We
should neither ask or expect the support OF the al
miuistratiop, and if General Jackson should b'
elected to the presidency, we very much doubt II nj
would select the Cadet to publish by authority
We should not expect him to dc so, bat if he did W.
,hould entertain a less opinion Of his independence
Of prpciple, than we do at this moment. Whe
ur Jefferson. came into office, Of his first step
= wa. to remove from place his enemies.
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. ,re... which once was the devotei advocate 81
Dr. uoILxx. ha. recently come out as his violent
and determined enemy, because he ventured' on
cer,ain occasion, to drink sentiment not favorable
to the claims Of General JACKSON " cana'ua'e
for the next Presidency.
Ia the fulness Of his unprovoked hosuh'y' Nr.
peuu-who, by the way, wa, lncally descended
from that precious race the black Dutch of fenn-
.v,vania. has ccused Mr.. HoLLEy OF gross ithP'o-
o,;ety of conduct. and says that his Poi'icai a"o
o,.l chasacter, and that the University since IL mas
been under his direction, has rapidly de'erio'a'eu'
Thi, latter charge is notcriously fase' '""' wS
deem il unnecessary to notice it, and as TO Inc o'n-
ers the well established reputation OF Doctor ti'i'
lev give them downright c"ntrad'e'on ;-'ney
will no. be listened to. Doctor Holley' since ne mas
been in Kentucky, has had every thing 10 con'ehu
wth-he has been assaed by bisoted pur'ans' un-
oripcpled zealo,s and band oi ins'duou' enen'es'
and now, since he has succeeded IN estao''shins
university on permanent basis and gained 'o' II
an almost unprecedented popularity; seems nc Is
to be pu, in political machine of torture oeeau'e
be ba, dared to be friendly to Messrs. Adams anu
|
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..sGE AIRY oAYH Il,
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY ID.

,.Port,ar No. X, OF Hon. SAMUEL ID. IHo-
HAM, of Pennsylvania, announced 10 appear IN thiS
paper, has been necessarily postponed I'LL our next
when we shall introduce that distinguished mem
ber of The Opposition to our readers.
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10 We had prepared some remarks on an arts1
in the last number of Zicn. Herald relative 10
oeriodical paper published in this town. which w
arm oonneleJ 20 defer for want of room.
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divine, since il ha. more conhexion with the sub
iect Of Foreign Missions, than ii has with the mys-
te, es of the skies. 1t appears that he was induced
to it, for the sake Of ienghening his epstle, and 1t
cannot in any event. prove that we are wrong or he
is right, with reference to the subject matter in dis
pute.
We have already exceeded our limits although
we have not yet examined one half OF me essay ol
our reverend friend, and must defer the consldera-
ton of 1t to subsequent paper.
TR.narks 10 be concluded.
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than he would utter in an under -ione, his iamen'a-
t,ons, or speak other virtues ard her charms ~
longer capable of sustaining himself he broke 'or'n
in the following stanzas which seemed to auofu
temporary reliefto his wounded spirits.
.To see that eye so cold, 50 stili ..,,,.
That once oh God could melt with oiis''
All! no, cannot bear the chih ,
Hate burning hate, were heaven to TINS
The .cene wa. one Of the most Impressive, we
have ever witnessed lit excited feelings "h'ch "s
could not we'll entertain, and we has'eheo ''oH'
TO continue our journey homewaras'
We had not proceeded far, when, deeply mea'.a-
ting on the events of the day, and sympathznS VIII"
our friend in the midst Of his misortunes we "e''
better calculated for the OF the coser ''n
for the world we betook ourselves to the firs ihn'
10 give vent to the sadness with which our oosoh-
were loaded. Here we should have remaiheo so'i'e
hours, and INDUCED in the melancholy that perVa-
del US, but happily gentleman at that moh'eh'
came to our relief and in his peculiarly feelings con-
solating and classical language, exclaimed, by -
all 6re-ock. this is no time to be sad-there's no.
thing that will drive away care like bowl OF ho'
coffee. We looked at him intenuy for moment
he shook u. cordially by the hand, when, heaven
be praised" to our astonishment we found ourselves
10 the embraces of that iaughter-lovins and care
killing gentleman that discipl, OF hot Coffee whose
name graces the Patriot, as its senior editor. fl
for care, said he--away with melancholy, and mere
to the memory the inventor Of hot coffee.
Having paraken of the contents Of coffee
not, with our friend and exhirated our spirits' W.
again resumed our pilgrimage but ere we reach
ed home, met with two three adventures whicl
| shall be faithfully recorded, when we have need
| more hot cofee-when we feel happier disroslt
| ion to write than we do at present, and when tn
public are ready to be sadly bored by US, as the
have been by the travels OF those Editors, who hav
recorded memoir Of their adventures before US
1t will be necessary to add, however, that willis
returning home, we were witnesses to an affair,
which Mr. Nicodemus Hunchback and Dennis M
Tudor were engaged, and which. when we hav
leisure, will be related, for the particular edihcs
ton OF the North American people.