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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12
IkW 81, So L..

EpY virtue ui two several deeds of trust
u y executed 10 The subscrlher by George
Boyd, the first bearing date the BTU day of
November 1880, and he other the 7ih day Of
December, 1880, both OF which ATE duiy to-
corded in the Clerh's Olice Of the County
Court OF Campbell, tor the purpose. therein
opposed, VIZ 10 secure n debt due David II
Boyd, shall on Wednesday the 3lt day of
August 1881, before the door OF Boyd's rav-
ern, IN the i3Nn ri New ,ndon, u the county
"t Campbell. proceed To sell, 10 the hiehasi
biddrr, for cash, the following property con
vcyed 10y SAID deed, TO wii the following
Slaves, Sqnnn. Rlscksmiih, John, a Black
smith. Jenny. her tuur children, 10 vii Mary.
Luc,, lily, add Cstt"r. Poison JACK, jesse.
Peggy and Robin.-Aso, the following proppt.
y, 70 wit beds, brdsteads aud infu,ture 10
windsor chars, eaws and calf Grey col.
si'e board. secrelniy, J large gilt looking
glass, seven tables all clams upon the estate al
james Boyd, decd, Of the county OF Laacaster.
STATE OF Pennsylsaula. which are now due. on
NAV hereafter a cruz 10 The SAID George BOYD.
Acting Ms Trustee. shalt only convey such
tile 10 the foregoing property. AS is vested IN
me BY sud deeds. +. w. RlSQUE, Trustee,
Postscript.
The ADORE sale IS postponed until SATURDAY, The
2ih Of september,
Aug. ! ids
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Aug

rlRGINIA-AtR Rules holden IN lie ClerL5.----
" OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law md Ci
Gerry, for the town of bynchburg, the Al dny a-
Lucy /. Wnodsou, Josepl X. W odson Pam. ,a-e
Allen aud judith 4. his wife, formerly Jul,,b y
Noodson, PMS. against Belinda SLOANE
Sloanc aud WIN. A. Townes, Dens. 'ac0g
The defendant Jacob Sloane, not having r,,o., a..
appearance given security according to the ar ~
sembly and the rules of this court and II ana a.
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabitap, ~
country 1t is ordered, thai the said defcudnI, w. we
pear here ON the first day of the next eruA nTs uF
bill Of the plaintiffs, aud that copy Of this or,s W.
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed M 10
town OF Lynchburg, for two month, suece,,,,i IN,
posted at the front door of the courthou,r , 'H
SAID town. ''He
Copy-Testo,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

TyiRGINfA.-AfTluf 5idea IN tic r..
~ Of the CiregH Superior Eaaft CT Law ~,
Gerry, for the toN n Of LYnehhufr The a. 3"' nae
ie3i--IIemy NJ Ddiske and Freaet,,t !, ny ~ if.r
Puff. against EdHnnd n. Sale and Msttb,' 'a. 81
Defs. '" 4..,-tg
Tss defendant Edmund n Sale not bayiru
appearance and given security aet ardiss Nrfefh
Assembly and the rules 81 this eaart ard !, te T
by satisfactory evidence that he Is mt nm 70 afisr
ofthis country II is ordefed that tho 49, .' az
do appear here the first d., 81 a. '- u,l' Gers
and answer the bill Of the rlainiifs frd H. '' ifs
tins order be forthwith inserted IN .ep,c G - :
printed IN tue town of fyuchburr fot tw, Hsrsitr
essiscy and posted Al the front door al D,
ia the said town. A eopy-reste ~ ''ul uoust
JOHN WILLS. a.
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Aug 8


Rules holden IN the CIc.,', on..
oil the Circuit Sunei Tor Court of Law and Co. q.
cerf, for the town of Lynohburg, the I'm day of gI
ISL -George II Burgin, Richard l.. Wood and
Robert Pearsull Aputheca lie, and Druggists trI.4s
under the sly and firm Of Burgin, " uUd uld p.a-
sail, Pllis against " alter II. Middleton Thomas 4
Brown, William l.. Cabe, Francis / Pc, Henry An.
sch, Anderson NJ. Nnddill, David Il. Lunv, he
president, Directors and Company Of tie ia. OF
virginia, l-andOn II. Cahell, Joliu A X owan - IA.
ston and - Ploasants merchants and malreIs,
trading under the firm and siyie Of Rn,tun and
Pleasants, George A. Buckuer, Charles W. Christie
Jesse l., Perry, - iiari aud - DAVIS merchant,
aud partners, trading under the Il. n aud s,Ie To-!
Hart dnd DAVIS, - Hancock aud 49, T. uIui> mcr.
chants aud partners, trading under the 6rm amt ,',r
oil Hancock aud Eciuis, David and Robert Awe
merchants and partners, trading under lhe s.lI am
aud STYLE aud Thomas ~. Epcs Dits
lhe defendants David ard Robert Il Vie, not having
entered their appear nee aud given sccuity according
10 TIC Act OF Assembly and the Rules Of hi, ,arfi
and It appearing by sasl1c DRY evidence al t. are
MOI inhabitants Of this country II i, ordrted Ths
me Said Defendants do appear here the rst DAY II
INT heAt term aud answer the amended uil Of The PH
hhs aud that copy oits order be foruaitn inserlrd
III some hc" Sparer IN the town Of tnchLurg for Two
mouths success Nclt, and posted at the II ont door Of tic
courthouse III the saiI town
ACory-Ftae.
JOHN WILLS cI
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TO JAMES Z. GARLAND

TO JAMES T.. GARLAND:
(~llk;--fon vii abe nntice, thai on the
- 26th day al afrtambcr nrIt at the
Tavern house Of DoCipf James POwrll. in the
county Of hmhtr.t, nj h Court house. shall
proceed totskc The propositions Of DR.. lieurv l..
Davies, aud other. nd .hpolJ be anable 10
take all toe testimony intended on that day, |
shall continue from day 10 day, until do 80,
Whirh testimony Is iutendrd 10 he used as ey-
denoe on the 'rlal 81 cause. depending snd
nndetetmln,d ia the ttfcuu superior Court 81
Law md Chancery, IN the COrporatio0 Of
LynchbutR, IN when said SUIT, myself aud OH.
ers are the plstn1n., aud yourself aud Others
are toe defendants.
FRANCIS HARRISON.
Auo
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Cheap Hal Stove.
Dry Goods.

yeN ISKLE AND RUMBOUGH have also
~ rccfived nj fheif old stand, neat a.
sortmeat Of DRY GOODS amt lard ware, "b,ch,
they are determined To sell, unusoally low, for
cash. They invite their friend. and custom
ers 10 call and examine for themselses
Aug % I'm
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Ihe Aynchbuvs Mills

A NE no" ready for The reception Of the
SasA new crop OF Wheat. Our friends and the
ftfmtrS generally are respe crfully e.ted
10 See Us belure disposiag oil tAeir crops, as we
are disposed 10 make such offers as Nil be
satisfactory ~ them.
JOHN & C. L. LYNCH.
T. :. We are about Fl, cling a Lumber House
On man street, neal the Tn on Hotel, tor the r.,
cfp'ioh OF "neat-whcn will obviate the in
aud sometimes difficulty Of getting
10 The mill with it,
June 80.
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July ! /.

William 5. Reid, lhumas }. Reid, admlnstra.
Tor OF John Reid, dec. Joseph GadI, il. aud
Robert c. Cutter
fENAkE NOTICE, That on Thursday the
n 18th day OF September nex', between thu
rising nnd scltlog OF the sun, shalt proceed TO
take the deposition of Lewis Watklns al
Ha'chrIs Odd Store. in he county of Brdfo,d
aud State OF Nirginla--and on Tuesday The
2o'h day ot the same month, (Srpt0 between
the rising ani seiling OF the sun, 1 shall oro.
coed TO take the dispositions of Thomas WI
hanson and osIlt williamson, aud others. NJ
: swell Court HOUSE, IN the STATE OF North Car
olina aud II not Competed on thar day. then
10 continue from DAY 70 day until they are
finished and Rlso, on Monday tie CON d.. NJ
September next, shall proceed 10 take the
dfposiIion OF George Williamson, between The
f'Sng aud setting u the sun, al his own DIV
nag h"uie IA tie county of Chatham and Stall.
81 M'rth CafolIoa, 10 Or read as rvrieure IN +,
suit ~ Channtry VOW depending and und,l,r-
min'd IA The tnrn,t Superior Court u Law
and Ch"ncery, hol1en in Lyncbbare m
"hlch AN Piainti and YOU aie Delenuaut,
anu where you may attend or NOT.
HENRY Pauper,
Son Of Esther.
''"s' No. tdt
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SnlRGlNiA-At Rules holden in the ct.,L, -
" oil tie Circult Superior Court Of Law ~, ,oHcg
Gerry, for the town Of iynchburg the an ds nan.
l73l-N illlam II. b. Christian, PHI spaI, W Ioyr
MckeynolIs aud Chiswell Dnbncy Def. N'"'' 'oaa
The defendant John McReynolls not bav,
ed his appearance and given securny " enter.
10 the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of tbs
aud IT appearing by satisfactory evidence ~ ,oni
Is not an inhabitatt OF tins country 1t Is ora. o.
That the said defendant do appear here on the S''d
Of the next term, aud answer the bill ortb u ny
LII and that copy of this order be- C 1ia.
inserted IN some newspaper printed In Tia. Rh
bsnchburg, for two months SUCCESSFULLY and NJ 81
tie .ront door the courthouse IA the said tn At
A CopJ-Iesto,
An. JOHN WILLS, Ok.
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Campbell august Court, 1881.
JAMES oanipDell, CompH.
against
john and james McReynolIs Deils
ON AN INJUNCTION.
happening TO the satisfaction of the Court that tho
ee ehuaht Juhh hlcReynods Is inhaOltan of tls
STATE and he not appearing il il or,ared nuI decreed
'hal ne do appear hee tie ID Monday IN November
neat ana answer th3 bill of he comp ainant, and tnat
eopy thls order be Inserted in the Lynchburg Vlr
s'nan or TWO months successfully aud posted at the
days Acvpy-Teste
Aug. Is VAN
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TURNER & KERR.

B4sk HQuARE,
sESayE this week raceiyed Srl'ndm as
I = ssrinsens Of seasanabe Gants, among
v hift HFs
10 pieces superior Pougee
10 do hankin Grapes
9 Maiteonifs LsoisftIng
10 ChangeGbie silks
20 Gugbams
80 CaLc0s
~ Get Ribbons
10 doz Ladies Superior Horshin Gloves
d DO Nuts
Handsome Gauze Shawis
DO Cr1pe do
DO Gauzs Grape Lisse Scarfs
Aug. 25. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

Trustees Sale Of ToMabh Pr0DcrtD
lrAi vnlue 81 a deed OF trust Executed 10
- as aud John l.. Lewis (sincc deceased y
ny AJM }. Hlkpr, bearing da'e on the BON
DAY OF Apnl, 1873, aud of record in the county
Court OF Amherst, aud 10 accomplish { rain
purposes in said deed expressed, we will ON
tuesday tie 18th day of Odo1er, 1881. atthe
late dwelling house Of the said Walker. in the
county OF Amherst, near t5e Govt House n
Nnlu county expose 10 sale. by va, oil Publ,
AUCTION, Tor ready money the follow ing IRON.
titp oi SUI portIo.l thereof as the IroVisiDns
"i Fald deed may ut the time so apl otntrd 10,
Sa'd sale, authorize or require, To VII: all the
Slaves nained IA sail deeo, (heing between 81
y oO !" numbtr,) AMI Inc increase OF the H..
malrs OF them, ltany, since the date ihefcof-
and the following teal property, vi all the
tsht Niic, interest, aud Llaiin III said NaIhef
tn ana 10 ceflain tract OF land, with ITS an.
P"''rhant's, con- alhmg 1880 acres, more OF
less, ltIug and beng in the said county, and
be'ng ihe same traci On which and, tue Dmtl-
Ing House at1resail--alSo, another tract al
Land VITA It's appurienances, situate in sand
county, NEAR tao Count House thereof cun-
tanning 2ol4 acres, more or less !, beng tue
same tract heretofore conveyed 10 ,,e : I'd Wal
ker ny VILLAIN Is. NapieI--also She rlgat title,
aud Interest OF the SAID Walker in aud 10
certain tract OF Lind, with It's aprur,enances
situated partly IN the county OF Pius,l,anla,
anu SIale OF Virginia, aud party in tie county
81 Caswell, and state OF North Carolina ad-
joining the lands oil Eusiace Hunt, and John
Ponson6y, and containing A. aces, more or
less II being the Same land inherit Il by the
wife OF the sad Walker from her deceased IL.
her Charles Lewis.
Acting as trust IS we will only convey 10 the
pun chaser or purchasers the TILE ve,trd in us
" The deed VI trust Aforesaid, aud non nther.
SAMUEL NJ, GARLAND,
JOHN NJ. OlEN,
ALEXANDER tOMPKINS,
Surriping Trustees.
Aug. -. ids
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No YariK III Prices.
Free Trade.
Enrthcnware, Looking Glasses, &c.
THOMASJ BARROW SEQ.
Importers,

IS Water Street, Newly
m FER for sale, thu largest aud most com.
~ pletr assortment of Furthermore, Glqss
china, Pidia aud Oil Looking Glasses. Nr.
Witch the NV York market will AFFORD, CON-
ptising every sb ie and variety of the newest
Pnuetns. They return tbrir most coidIal
thanks TO then fiends IA the Sputhsin States
inr Their support IN The persecution nov car
'y'ng "a against them, Tor thor refusal 10 iain
comh'nanun IL iiSng Que M,ln Of piires ior
Crookrp, throughout the trad | Is mann
y attributable 10 the Influence at uur Sontb,
trn trends, that We Lave b en- cnaled 10 sur
we t'us ldf, IN ~. most trying Il uaiion ,
exposed 10 The combined lnl leuce aud capital
ri tut whole lrade, endeavoring TO elect on;
ram and expulsion from business. We plrdre
ourselves 10 our friends 10 give them eveI,
eatiS'acuon IN cur power as regards the quail
ny OF our goods, The excellence OF oar pack err
ana the loantss OF our piices. 70, Cash or CIV
AGcer ances aud in return, we solicit from
tAen continuance of their patronage, and
particularly request those who have Influence
with their iIiends 10 eierl it in our behalf, as
We trust the cause is one they are all interest
ed ia, aud much benefit viii accrue TO US from
lheI friendly acts in this way. II has beeu
SAID, the Combination was broken up. As i,
regards pticn, this is true, and all, we think
friends % fnes al allow that We have efl cteJ
this change; but We do sure our friends.
that at no y Rod since We commenced our
system OF uushackled prlces,were we IN greater
wait oi a'sis ance than at the pre- sent moment.
lhIs continuation o men are leaving no means
"niried for threitug our run, that they ma,
revive The old system our credit aud chat a. te,
are assaied Ia every shape ; out importaiions
"aylaid aud stopped IN every instance where
thfeas are sufficient to intimidaie tue manu-
iaciurers from supplying us in fine, no yeNa.
Ion or trouble hch tue malice OF men could
devise, has been negleoted in this struggle 10
su6dae US. We once more call upon ever,
trend ola Tree trade, TO come up 10 our sup.
pof and pledge ou'sel,es To give them 10
cause 10 repea. OF our Iiberauy
+. J BARROW Il Co.
SO Haie'.S Street, a6Oue Old Slip.
Aug %. 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

ssA ulll"hhl supply OF DhGHS, MEDICINES
PAIN rs and DYE STUFES, SC. which
makes theIr assortment complete-ton ioiing
in part OF the following HrIlcles
t'eam lartar lCrume Green
Puv. lpecRc Crome Yellow
Rochelle salts oponish Annette
sup. CARR SODA Paint SauGers, large
laIt'nc Acid aud WIDE
Gum Myrrh Garpen,ers Ext Sa..
Sum ArabIC sapalila
Rbubaib Root sup. Bolss Kuves
Jaap Cmnannn
Gum Elastic Compost ION Moriars
Ivory -headed Trusses Paste Backing
Patent Lint Sweeping Brushes
Blue Muss, sup. Sup. Hair Brushes
Can rides CASTLE Soap
spirits iiartshorn Crude Sal hmmon;c
5nlp Qninine. (French) Alcohol
9old Le"i Compound Syrup lie.
RANT boxes, walter CO. veIwoit
Tors IExi. Liau,ice &c r.
Rose Pink Sun. black nj w..
Together with nm entire and comrlete asset,
meni OF Paints, Dye-SluH., &c.-Au of Will
ey are determined 10 seal on as reasonable
erps as any other house IN his place.
j. 1. & J. l.. ROYALL.
May ia
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OTICE.-The subscribers will poti
y uon tue next Legislature of yngini,. for
leave 10 erect a Toll Bridge over James River.
near Lynchbufe, from the land OF the first nam.
co. 10 Amherst, TO the lend Of the latter ON the
opposite shOrr.
BENJAMIN SCU0oLFIELD.
WILLIAM DANIEL.
Sept. 8. IN
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Notice-Nheat nted.

Sp1saE will r#y can go s.Idt.sii#a for all
w Wheat ttceipls OF ~. sf'pies.
hi,kEE " MEN.
20, v3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

fslliE Subscribers have just received an ad
"a dnional supply Of DRUGS, MEDICINES |
PAINTS AND DYE SfUFFS, &c. which
makes thelr assortment complete-lOn isiing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-09-12

Tie nborf safe IS postponed uluH saturday n,
can Of September.
Aug. ids
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Aug 90
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-09
From tle New.York clurier d,, Htata. rni,.

Our national pride leads us to announce an important surgical operation, which has lately been performed in this city, by one of cur young countrymen.
 LHhotomy, or that operation by which a stone ill the bladderis broken up and reDov- ed, was performed for the first time in Eng land by Baron Heurteloup, and has been per- formed fer the frst time in this country, by Dr Depeyre, French surgeon. From the person upon wbep ti,s operation was per- formed, and ffow physician who was present, we have received the details Of this important operation, which reflects so much credit upon Dr Depeyre. By this new me- thod, the dangerous and painful operation of cutting for the stone IS avoided, and this cruel disease is cured without loss of blood, and when skillfully performed, without pain or
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-09

The last number of the Pennsylvania Journal of Medicine and the Associate Sciences has just reach ed us Though edited and published in the midst of with the ablest works of the kind in the eastern c ties. Dr Caldwell's Prize Essay on Febrile Mi asms which we have already noticed at length, is the first item oft contents and has received the highest evidence of approximation from the highest authority The other original articles are, Essay on the absorbent system and it's functions by D: Cross, an Essay on the origin of plague by Dr Cooke, and two cases of the successful use of the bandage, one in Phlegmasia Dolens communicated by Dr Young of Triana, Alabama, the other in a gun-shot wound of the elbow joint by Dr Swan of Henderson county, Ky. The number contains like wise mass of interesting miscellaneous medical in elligence-NashuiNe Banner
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-09

Earthquake.-A letter from Porto Cabel- To, dated 29th November, to gentleman in Boston, speaks of the Earthquake experien- ced the 25th of that month, as the most so- we're one that had been known nthat quarter was done. It occurred between one and two o'clock in the morning. Men, women and children ran into the streets naked, and sur rounded the churches, which were thrown open to them :; and so great vas the excite ment, that many people were afraid to sleep in their own houses on the following night. The letter states that three or four evenings after the earthquake, "gr.nd catholic pro sessions, bearing Christ ana the Virgin Mary, proceeded through the streets of Porto Ca bello, imploring mercy.' It was thought some of the towns on the coast had suffered eeyerely
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-09
From Cobbett,s Register.

The reader will see how tamely the Prince Of Waterloo gave up the ghost. Where are his forty titles now? How exactly h..s his fall verified my prediction addressed to him self in February 1928 He has literally been hooted down by the people. He says (and Peel saysthe same) that he has signed ln consequence of the majority against them in the House Of Commons on Monday night Aye, that is the presence, but if true, what gave the opposition that majority Why the cry of the people against the 'prince,' to be sure but it would not do to say that he was driven out by the people. This would not have suited that precious house neither and there can be no doubt that 1t was settled a. mongst all the parties that he should go out under this pretence, and that thus the pre- cious house should have the credit of putting him out. This puts me in mind of the haugh- ty Lord Cornwallis, who when he surrender cd his army to the combined American and French Army, Wanted to give up his sword to the royal French commander, and not to the republican Washington. He did, howe yer, give it up, to Washington and our 'prnce' might AS well have given up his trea- surer's staff to the pecple-for it is the people and not the precious house, that have taken the staff from him.-Well, but who is to suc- ceed him The letter sent to the King early this morning, of which the following IS copy, will show who, in my opinion ought to succeed him.
 TO THE KINGS MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.
 Bolt Court, l7th Nov. 1880.
 May H fiease your MajeSty-
 Being convinced that, if were your Majes- tvs minister, 1 would cause to be adopted such measures as would, ill very short space of time, put an end to the burnings which are now a subje& of great alarm, as would in a few months restore the country to content and peace, and enable 1t again to raise its head alcft in the world beng thus convinced, l deem it my duty to your majesty and my coun- try to tender my services and having thus discharged this daty, it only remains fer me to add, that l am your majesty's most dutiful, most humble, and most obedient subject and servant. VIM. COBBETT.
 How upon reading this, the lords and per- sons and place-hunting lawyers and all the eaters will curl up their lips and toss up their heads What sweet grins it will excite on the Change, at Loyd's, and in the hells of of St. James, street In spite of all this, how ever, to this (if l live and have my health a few years longer) it will come at last, or some thing great deal verse to all these parties will come.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-09

Pound Cake.-After a minute inquiry into the causes of the unhappiness which is too frequently to be met with in the married state, an ingenious correspondent thinks that he has discovered the principal one in the consumption of that indigestibe compound, vcleped pound cake, at the wedding supper, and during the feasting which succeeds. - When we recollect, that it is the opinion of some 'great philosophers" that the dispo- sition of man, good or bad, is influenced, in very great degree, by the nature of his food. and the state of his digestion, we feel somewhat inclined to admit the iustness of our correspondents conclusions "Wcdding cake," he observes, sss compounded of as many noxious and heterogeneous articles as were included in Pandora's Box: he would, therefore, suggest, that 1t would in future, be called a Pandoriad. The sorceresses, in pre- pairing the pandoriad, use many magical in cantations, and then finish the outside with a meretrcious medley, which is mistaken by the credulous consumers for mere innocent ornament, but which is in reality, clase imi- tation of the obi of African enchanters, from whom it was no doubt borrowed. There are dozen of principal ingredients i'll these com positions, each of which, though harmless, or even nutricious, when separate, becomes ex- tremely virulent, when by the cook, they are magically combined. No sooner is the pan dorad devoured, which, from the quantity made occupies weeks, than its direfnl effects are witnessed! The sugar was only a cover ing to the carbonized surface, the eating of which, discovered itself in the honied terms of 'my ioUe,'' and ''my dear, that are at first, all sweetness, but soon discover the crusty humor beneath. Then too, the bran dy which was blended with the other articles, te of
 iy husband; while the eggs, which, if the course of nature had not been interrupted, would have produced chickens, create iE a wife such disposition to hecking, that her mate often becomes alas before the honey moon has waned, completely henhecked.- The citron, too, is an emblem and d provoca- tive of the green-eyed monster, Jealousy!- Let every new married couple beware of the consequences, when they incautiously admit the pandoriad pound cake as an ingredient in their wedding festival. Of health.