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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
VOL. VRHN.--NO. SO.

J emitting II shott. We map also. remark. that
frequently cutting the hair prevents II from
splitting at the end. and growing forked-the
| occurrence of which, SO common 10 young
persons. gives It an extremely inclegant aud
uneraeetnl appearance.
In children, keeping the hair Short is n cir.
eumstance Of no little Importance should
not from ANY light cons dcrn'ion lie neglected
Their health. and We conceive IN some respect
their beauty also. Is prejudiced b, contrary
practice, nothing u more common than TO see
n luxufiAni head Of hair accompanied IN chill
dreD by paleness OF complexion. weak eyes,
and frequent complaints Of head ache. Upon
this subject we find the following excellent re.
marks Ia linle work entitled Advice 10
young mothcTs-by a erandmo lher"--wu re-
commend their attentive perusal 10 every pa
rent
!" he hair IN chlldren should be- cut short un-
~ they are eight or nine years od-as the coo
Ter The head can be kept the less danger there
Is 81 many malades peculiar 10 that par, OF the
body especially water on the BRAIN. Besides
there 10 n good reason for believing that chill
drfn who have great quantity al han, are
those maft liable 10 eruptiOns, rs scad head,
&c. IL sat least certain, that in ihem ernp
lions are very difficult To remove. The trouble
also, oi keeping long hair sufficiently clean,
"hh NV 'hRNh VI HttfhhdTB LOT lIh puIN
posi-, Is often Il cause OF much i'll humor aud
many cross words, between children and their
nttendapts which II would be better 10 avoid. i
" hothe's waosr v4nlty may be alarmed,
lesi repeated getting the hnIr fof so many yrals
should mdlth Il coarse, may he assured HEY
have no cause for this apprehension, provided
tho hair be kept constantly brushed. have
never seen softer, finer hair than on gitls WIN
have had II KEPT short--like that uf schnDl
boys untd they were Va their irnfh year"
When then sHny tendency TO sores o. erup.
Hons on the heads OF children fine combs
ate very APT TO promote them. There ~ no
Doubt hat the heads ol young persons which
ate never topched by them may he preserved
much cleaner, by strict attention, than such NJ
are scratched aud sctaped every dny II any
dft dppears on a Guilds head. winch brush
VIII not remove, that particular PAT should bo
rubbed with towel, aud soup aud watcf--bal
IN general, the brush VIII he found quite suh
uent 10 keep II perfectly elem. The seldom
err indeed a fine comb Is applied To tho hehd
OF az ,ntani. the hotter when however, those
of lvorv tortoise she'll or bone are usod tho
greatest care Is necessary lest they wu,.nd the
skin aud ptodner sofe, or by undn, irritating
At Augment The production Of the scurt they
are Oltun Intended TO remove.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
SNUFI-IAItINe.

u any mode OF taking iobaeeo be n,,. oh
lefliopabif than another, We sbouid ,e,,.inl,
hetm u 10 be ~ HE form of snun, when tsk.u
~ an lmmoderain des,ec. undc, tbe.r cir.
onmSlanees II is aptio llerange The stomach 40
m 10 bring ON disease. By constant ia. The
stimulus ot satll is lost, IL diminishea gradually
until Il bn no longer felt. Il is then tbai 60,
would ASK "bai pleasure or benefit can br dy.
nvsn nom n'elaasly attempting, 10 irflnie a
GALLONS surface. II h then thar snufl-tnkiny
may truly he called n beasty habit. tn. inn,
med'nt" elect of . pinch ofsnpfr. in auiekpn.
ins thu itnagnn ton, ~ like thai of n ,in,. os
spurious liquor ~ giving chrrrfnInssat II |.
false IRE IN both II Is most peleeiyed by ,ho.e
VINO are less accustomed 10 these things and
nse wears II of. Those who are hnbitua,ed a.,
snpii, feel no snrh effect from il and far N,
resi-, all lhat deserves consideration /. TIM, sc
are sure by this, snaF msy affect Tho brain.
!" some pef'ons lis excessive use evidentlv
blnnls The approximation, and by lcnr eomse
D'inEs on condition OF absolute s,upidity. n
iofpor OF tho faculties, and, ne IL we're. letls
"rgy ottho mind 10 be brief the miserable
consequence brought on bya long ind Lah,.
'ual confse of iDvoterate anuf-inking nre ool,
10 he obylaied by reIinquishing the custom
| From iltte uork en,itsd Health uifbou.
Physie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

the preen,,ion Of having him plaeed in secor.
."uaoon. nnd itom day 10 day watched The
progress II his symptoms IN he died. rsoa,
the mort attentive obs.ryaIiop. IN. .,,asa,
could no observe the slightest anpea,ansc ~
raoisi, the animal lay quiet, walked G,mI.
bfeathed easily, had no abhorrence of anifs
aud eeresed his master rs usual. nj. dam
hPPrHredto be accompanied with main. ..,s
on being pptned the body presented non. az
ibose appearances which are geDeraliy ptodn,
ced by hldrophobia. In abouf a foftnjyl, an
the deocsse of the animal, the man wa, thk.a
win The usual symptoms of sdbisS aud died II,
drendfpI eonyulsions. The case has ..ei,es
considerable interest, ns tt proves Thai hgd,o.
phobia IN ANIMALS ia not confined 10 ons ehar.
neler. but assumes difIe,ent shapes
II Is obvious, from The above Ease. i,af The
sell confidence Of many in their snnposea in
'alhble knowledge Of The symphonic of by9r.-
phon'a may enda0Eer their Own lives. Ms well
as 'heir neighbors aud this neculintitv 81
,gnofani hafnihood aud dangerous inialuaiion
!" 'hls especial matter. have known la h.
frequently practise Ell for mere G,,otl,,.n -,
surly worthless cur, or a crooked leeshd ,nrn-
SPIT, which may have been noisy int,sl. of :.
family, perhaps, for years
u map be nav proper 10 say sbaf hevn
made tbs Communication, because The feet s,e.
led Is one al 'eoest discovery and / have
made y ,ht more full, connecting with !, ~,
'dtonafe thar Il may obtain HE sfeeier conf.
"enoe ~ theae, who, though moi conye,ssnt
WIN ehemied acience, yet cnn appreciate ihs
'onoe OF reann ~ any seience---apd bavY
hltiaed my u,me, bocan.e NJ, nna,y,','.. -
~ met dnfs not, necessarily, bear with il III,
''''y az responsibility Of n naino. l hnyb thu
honof To be, sir yours. &c.
JOSEPH Il. MUSE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
GxITSCET.EANZ.
LIBERIA.

LlDEhlA.
The following interesting letter will be read
viii high grallicaIien by every friend of the
Colonization Society.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10Th, 1880
Mr. Edward BalOwel
Dear Sr--As you expressed wish that
should commit to writing some account OF 0m
Colony in Africa, for your own information
and that of your friends, with pleasure comply
with your request, aud will give yon all the in
formation could obtain IN the three weeks
was there last March.
The tract oil country purchased by the Colo
nization Society The United States, from Arr
can kings, with a view OF providing an Asylum
for emancpaied slaves, and residence for any
free persons Of color who might he deSlrous
of poinp thiiher, 10 called, rs you very well
known By The appropriate name vi Liberia.
The hIst settlement and capital of the colony
IA uouforiQ, situated in lat 8. 81, n. aud 10.
~, w. long about quarter OF mile above the
mouth of the river Monserado. and above three
quarters OF mile from she point Of the cape
bearing the same name. The river 81. Paul
empiies into the sea short distance IRON the
Nonserrado For the FIRST two years, the emf
grants lived in small matched houses, aud a.
bout five years ago, the first dwelling construc
ted of timber and boards, Was baiit on the site
of he present town, ia forest OF trees OF tow
ering hight, and thick under wood. Tigers
entering this Chem little village. have been
shat rom ,he doors. The first settlers had
MANY difficulties to encounter as IS usually me
r..e in establishing new settlement; but all
those difficulties have been happily overcome
and the people are now enjoying the benefits
of their perseverlng industry
Nonroyia at present consists Of abont ninety
dir elllnrs and STOKES, two houses Tor pubic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

KFlItiNlA, to wit AT "A CDuri Of monthly seasons
~ hsld for Campbell county, at the Courthouse there
Of On Monday the 10Th day of May 1880 and in IN. 5a,h
year Of ilo Gnnnoow oaIth J1Gk Harvey Complainant
aglnft sarah fyfce, Defendant, on Injunction.
ne dfHhdant not appearing, hHd il appearing TO tho
slts1Gli1D Of the court that the SAID defendant ~ not an
nhabtmt 81 this state II irordered aud dcereed that
she do appear here on the second Monday m Anvit
heSt, ahd answer the bill ofthe complainant otheey,se
the same VIII la tahnn as confessed aud the matters
therein drcteed accordingly aud that copv of THIS or
dor be- forth@ th inserted the Lynelbufg VIrRinan
for t"o months suecossWsly aud osed up ct TIE font
door Of the sad courthouse.
cgpy-Tosto, JOHN ALEXANDER c
May II. Nm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

ETlhhIAlA--At court continued and held for Buck
W Inahhp connty, the l2ti day Of Mas; 1880. Ben
Jtniih a Philips, Puf against Valentine Scruggs and
Finch seruggsi cSor Of Alicia seruggs, dec Deis. liz
Gu ncery
The dfiendint Valentine Scrnggs, having entered
hs appearance and given security according TO the acf If
Assembly aud the rules of this court aud II appearing
to the shsfaction Of the court, that he sDot inhab
liant of this >tatei u Is ordered that the said Valentine
ScmgRs do appear here the rs day of August term
next, and answer the bill ofthe plaintiff and tnt copy
OF tins order be forthwith inserted in the Ly1obhurg
yHgnian Tor two months successfully. aud posted
the front door Of the Courthouse, of this county.
copy -Ieste, X ELDRlD6E, {. u. {.
May WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

ViNuiNI IA, to wit;--At the Rules holden in the
'efk office of the County Court Of Franklin, toe
w 'aJ OF june, 1880. John O. Lcftwich, Smhson IL.
DAVID aud Bowker Prestou late merchants and partners
i4lhg under tines style and firm OF Leftwch, Davis *
~ Yhpany' rus. against Thonls Beasley, Def. lu
IAaucery.
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
wen security according the of Assembly and the
@ o' .ls court aud appearing to the satisfaction OF
& court mat he is not an inhabant of this State
tle fiahtfs by counse II is ordered that the said
homas Beasey do appear here ON the first Monday in
eMber next, and the bill of the plaintiffs and
al copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
y'.hoare FirslnIan newspaper printed in. the town
9 front door of the courthouse, OF this county for
"o several court days.
June IL yv2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

~ Ia Court continued and held Tor Buckingham
Is u county, the day of hay, 1880 Clarke Fcrgu-
son * co. Pltf against WIN O.. Liuthicun,, Edward
Llnthcnn, aud Mary Liuthcun, Deus. ln Chaneery.
The delsadaw William q, Linihicum not having
tered appearance aad given security according To
the act of Assembly and the rules of this court, and it
appearing 10 the sasacnon of the court that the said
Wii'nn q. Iruthicum is not an inhibitant of tins
Stato II ordered that the SAID defendant appear hero
the first day oAugus term next and answer the bill
of tho plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the g0chburg vrgpiln for months
successfully and posted AT the front door of the cour
house, Ia this county.
eopy--reste, X. ELDRIDGE, c. &c.
| May7 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
Campbell. MarcA Court. 1880.

oE 91mh TRENT, complainant against Caleb Shoarer,
Gerry. 100000
! e attendants Caleb and William Shcarer not hay
b efeu ,heir appearance and given security accor-
g 10 the act oassembly and the rules OF this court
Tt sppear'ng the satisfaction OF this court, that
aIe not inhabitants ofthis STATE it Is ordered and
d, eeo THAT they do appear here the second Mon
an; " snV hexi, and answer the bill of the complain
and olaerwise, the will he taken as confessed,
n Una. copy of this order he forthwith inserted N
fos new paper printed in the town OF Lynehburg
~o onts successfully, and posted up stthe court
muse door ofthe aforesaid county
IA copy -Festc, JOHN ALExANDER,C CIR.
hprlb p3W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

Gigantic Esi,--Tnhe Americans cxrel In ser.
ferpeh's, the inhebtiaDis of tho New South
Nees ehrry all before Them IN the magnitude
oil their eels The following paragraph Is iron,
recent Hobart Town paper II may nol
be generally known ibht there is n gigantic
species OF eel peculiar Ia tins island, found in
mos' Of our ,iYefs, particularly where hey
FORM ponds or still water. 4 gentleman who
"ns lhiely bathing IN the south Esk, IN ono
Of ho'e beautiful ponds formed by lhni liver,
hIef swimming hbOnI some time, sat down 10
resi- himself, ~ he thought, on the round trunk
oI tee, lying about :, foot under wafer. Pre-.
sf"ily tho log seemed 10 glide from beneath
hInt"nd he shw n turn It's head and eyes 10.
wards hun, aud swim round hi,n several times
moving us body in u zigzag serpenline dirsc.
ton. u was about FOOT or 6flren inches IL
diameter, aud about twelve or ftegn feet long.
ol dark greenish color"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
nv FLETCHER & TOLER.
TERNIS.

49,, ,,nlm. pay able in advance.-No sub
For - 20 aee,yed for less time than six mouths
npten WA IN bc discontinued Out at the discretion
40 PP9 iiPSi until all arrearages are paid;
viii be s n;' 81 a. 90 sio for pS
8are (of iee rasa from distance must be paid Tor
,5aunaanso -, nssrtion or the payment assumed by
rsno.sa.. o ~ rn person IN Lynchiburg.
1ns ,arsry orders not exceeding two squaresare
isttsJ io addressed TO the Editors must be poet
AZ nav will rot be attended To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21


:SsbseDLps. Claude, Sal,
700 lbs. EPSON Salts
800 bottles Castor Oil
200 lbs Lump Magnesia
90 DO Powdered khuoarb, superior
% 90 RIOT do Vo
so do Sugar Lead
$50 DO Spri, Hsrtshorn
40 10 Spirit Nitre Duc
$50 do CalUmel
so do Powdered Jalsp
400 80 do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Camphor, sup. or
40 do Powdered Coumbo
% do Roo, 90
90 boxes Window Glass
800 BIS Race Ginger
29O 10 Ground do
% do Waers, assorted. colors and sizes
some n boxes
800 do Gum 5hellac
% DO Nutmegs, superior
200 gals. Sweet Oil
2OUa lbs Roll Birthstone, superior
1000 do White Chalk
1000 do Spanish Whiting
800 do Paris Vblte
100 do Chrome Red new article
1000 DO salt Petre
5000 do Alum
1900 do Copperas
5000 do Stick LoBwood
1909 do Ground do
1000 do Stitch Fustc
1000 DO Ground do
900 do Putty
80 do Aqua Forts
90 DO Best Turkey Opium
o. do Spanish Flies
80 do Cac.aed Magnesia
1000 DO Lamp Black
1900 do Dry Spanish Brown
500 do OIL Vmiol
ay0o DO Dry White Lead
100 do White Mustard Seed
$40 gals Linseed Oh
Paints in Oh, AL kinds in use
Dry Paints do do
Meiins Cough Drop,
Auderson's do do
Lanol's do do
De Lamonerat's do do
spanish Float Indigo, super ior
Madras Indigo, ~ squares --new article
Medicine Ches, Botties-sqaa,e
Alcohol
spirit Iurpentine
Liquid ihk' superior
neo ana LACK INK towder superior
complete assortment oil Surgical lnstru
mems
eompiefe assortment oil fainteis Brush
rs ana SASH 4ooiS
complete assortment OF Sweeping Brush
Is
a do do Scrnbbinc do
\ 'arge assortment OF Gamers haIr Brush
d ts to u,.,;
40 90 Mai KING do
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21
BENEFITS FROM a TASTE FOR GAR
DLHINi,

p think nothing contributes NOR, To The an.
htieiy, comfori and cleanliness of a labore,
than taste Tor gardening, q ben il can be in
shlled aud which | think n psoprlctor ougbt
To promoi" by every means IN his powet +
have seldom khown a lnborcr who wns fond of
and kept his garden neat. whose honsr and
inmiy also, were not 80, and who did nor
spend bis leisure hours with them. and in HI,
garden, instead OF IN the nlehuuse have peo.
orally found them fond OF gardening but, for
want OF sufficient knowledge bfy ohen &c,
d"gos'ed by their not succeeding - their wish
's' Eng pa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

chre nofSe Than the Dipr'e AT he seeou.
dar'es' Office last week, n jury wns summoned
10 asscss damages In an aetiun binulh, byn
hfrer, OF veterinary surgeon according TO the
fashionable phrase, for curing n horses Knee.
The charge wns LAG l6s Cd. One oCthe wit.
hes'es 'honghl the horse. when cured, nigh, b.
worth GlUi the jury estimated his wolth az
IA They gave yordci for f2o IS Sd.
Eng. pa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-06-21

Arise ye pimpiel, tipping race arise,
From every town and village tavern come.
Show your red noses and oerti1wing n,ss.
And help your Poet chauut the praise OF Rum
The cordial drop, The morning dram sine,
The midday toddy aud the eveaing sling.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
district Of Coiumbla'
HaIIa III uL1rnIIrN. 20

county 81 'Ieahh"'to' ''''
NOVEMBER TENN, 1879
John McIver, assignee of the es-
tate of Josiah Watson, bank
rupt, Complainant,
AGAINST
Pcyton and Thompson, co,nmis. IN GRANGER
soners in the case OF The sad
bankrupt, aud 1a.iaferro Strib
ling, executor OF Francis Strib-
ling. deed, and others, De.
PENDANTS. ,,, 4
VJNIE Defendant, TaliAferro stribhng, eIeea,a
i Francis Striking. deceased, not having en- =.
their appearance to this suit and given 'ee'.'
cordinr to the statute and the rules ct the Cou,,
it appearing, TO the satisfaction OF the Court, n,
said raaferro strbings not an inllsb'tan, ".
trict Of Columbia, on the motion OF the nro
by his Counsel, it is ordered, that the sad J ID
Striking, executor of Francis stribling. deee" ,,
appear here on or before the lst day OF The nys
term of this Court, and answer the Co'npianr can't.
& give security for performing the DEGREES OF ut
and that copy of this order be forthwith grti
fer two months successfully, IN the a'exsha' rot,
Gazette, and that another copy be posted al '''
door Of the Court House Of said county, r.
Test, EDN l.
O<n
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
district Of Columbia,
County cfAierandT'a' ''''
NoyEmsRR TERM, 1929.

NOVEMBER TENN, 1929.
Jane. Green, Complainant, ou,,crRY
AGAINST pm e"H
John McClintie, Defendant. .,,,,s
TIME defendant, John McCinte' non ns's to ,k
statute and rules Of th. court and i appearing, a.
satisfaction Of the Court that the said John b.
10 not an inhabitant Of the District of Co;umo a,ir
motion of the Complainant by his counsel =, b,f.
that the said Defendant do appear here or ,ts bill
the first day Of next April Term, and answes DE
the Complainant and give security tor ;. ordsrH
DEGREES Of the court, and that copy OF u' S,oeda
forthwith published in the public
nd that another copy Be posted At the front door
the Court. Mouse, Of the said county: pc.c
Test, EDh'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18

r We are requested tc announce that
SrxscIa NorrRom BALL will he supported by a nun
Der of the Freeho,dcrs of Fairfax, TO represent ''
County in the next General Assembly OF Virginia
ian ll-2awtd
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18

--ALSO-
A constant supply Of all kinds Of Snuff, 'n'kus' ~
chewing Tobsccoi Spanish, haif-spanIsI sna c0~'"''
Segars Of the best quality.
G~fCountry Merchants ard others will find 10 'H'.
fredericksburg John GRUBB
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-18
Tobacco.

ODnCCO.
VTlHE subscriber has just received, and oter'@ SO
l at his 15baeoo and Snuff Store, north west corner
King and Washington streets. SIX 'oxe. brosh'''"
CHEWING TOBACCO
wa ira tsd equal tn Am, in the District.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-17
E.H Ws .N'OT'FfE'

9ESHOMAs HUBBARD, Lawyer. a,,
 h Prosecuting Attorney, for tie Fs,srs. Judicial Circuit, Arkansas Territorv ca.s .ss posed ofthe counties of fCfark, Hempstead Union, lafayette, Sevier and Miller -a a' sides at Washington, Hampstead copnta will attend all the Courts in said eirc,;5., ei5, and the Superior Court at Little Rock All professional business of civil natmr- intrusted to his care, wilt be despatcbas with promptitnde. Sums oyer two b,'a drod dollars will be received for collect;an in any part of the Territory. 0a
 frs~ All rogues made known to him k, indictment wiu receive marked attento,
 September $, 1890. 25tf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-17
MISCELLANY.

THE SuBIIME-s4n ertract. ecan- not attempt to describe a description- wemust give a speeimen-W What shall it be? a description ofssomething grand and terrlble?-an earthquake Not sufficiently familiar.-A thunder storm then?-Let it be a hunder-storm.- Take pen, ink, and paper, and describe as follows:-
 $ It was an awful time, that time be- fore the thunder-storms twas as though
 somepale eclipse had delied and sicklied
 the fair face of aparalyzea and afflicted world. It was noon, but the murkiness was thatofnight. A huge conglomera- ton of lowering clouds flung down q weight of gloom upon the scene, and nature stood stock still in mute suspense till the eongregated yapours should melt away into torrents; and there was a deep, dead, breathless lifeless, notion
 less silence: and the raven hushed his hoarse eroakin some grim cavern, and the eagle leftthe dreadful silence, of the dppCl tiCdfCuSs ttltt CHI Llic IedIntTcu tribe repressed their voices; and the owl alone would have hooted it was so dark and still, but fear restrained him; and the cattle lowed not, andthe sheep blcat- cd not, and the shepherd spoke not, but slowly lifted his timia eye to see the first wide flash, and paused to hear the first loud rattle of Heavens artillery shaking the foundations of the everlast- ing mountains Then ean,essesle swift. white, far-illuminating flash, and it's brightness was followed by a denser gloom. It was as though the joint in- tensity Of day and night were compress ed in those two brief moments. Then came at last the. pealas though an earth quake smote the silence, and the blow stunned, as it were. the mighty heart of
 the solid globe; and there was low,
 wild, whispering, wRiling voice as ofma- ny spirits all joining together from eve rypointof heaven--it wasthe wind and it died away; and then was heard q rushing sound; and the elementof wa ter was let loose to run its rejoicing course-and 1t rained .n'
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-17

fl Comparison. oa.-Two men, Jackson man and Clay man, were holding q political dispute in the country, the oth- CT day. whena cart, which had been sep arated fromits team, came rolling down the hill with great swiftness, while the driver stood at tie te top Of tie tie hill hill, hold ing up his hands, and making great out cries that were sad to hear, bat stirring not one step to the benefit of his condi- ton. -''Do you sec that yehicle?o said the Clay.nan-'eFhus is the union on the downhillto destruction The Jack son man, catching up large block that lay in the way, sran towards the vehicle threw it under the wheels and stopped it's progress; and then turning to the Clay man, he exclaimed, pointing to the block, 'sDo.gou sec that vErom see the vehicle might have gone to ruin, for all that Clay man would have done to pre- vent it; and so the Union might. If President Jackson had not by his veto, placed a block under the wheel, few years would have seen the ark of our safety.at'the bottom of the hill in ruins.
 Prop. Pot.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-11-17

The following HYMN, written for the EsentenTia Celebration at Roxbury, was sung to thestune of Old Hundred. In peril here oalr Fathers stood;
 Around them was the solitude
 Of the deep forest, casting down The glory of its summer crown. Borne on the faith that dar'd the sea, Their hearts went up, oh. God to thee; That temple with it's arch of sky Rung with their grateful melody. In peace and plenty here we stand The children of that suffering band. They SOW ed in tears; the harvest waves In joyful bounty round their graves. And have our hearts no thanks to raise? God of our Fathers may our praise Be ceaseless as thy love; oh! give That spirit, that shall make us live. in joy and woe, through youth and age, More worthy of our hermitage: And when these forms have long been dust, Be thou our children's, ehiidren's .frast.