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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
APOLOGIZE.

Translated (iom The German for the "Fricnd. E"
One day in spring, Solomon. then a youth.
sat under the palm trees III the garden Of the
king, his father, with his eyes iysd on the
ground, and absorbed IN Thought. Nathan, bIs
precepior, "enr up To hun, aud said, " Why
slttrst thou thus, missing under the palm trees !"
the youth raised hi. head. aud answered.
" Nathan. | am exceedingly DESTROYS 10 behold
a miracle" " A wish d" said the prophet, with
a smile, f" which entertained myself ~ my jn-
venlle years" Aud was i, granted - hastily
AK I'D the prince. - A man of God answer.
sd N4ihan, i" cams 10 me, bringing a pomr.
granate seed. Observe, said he, whai this seed
will turn To. He iherrupon made with h.
finger, u aole in the earth, and put tho seed
INTO the hole, and covered II. Scarcely had
he drawn back his hand when the earth parted,
aud saw two small leaves shoot tortn bat no
sooner had perceived them than the leaves
separated. aud FROM be ween them arose n
iound stem, covered with bark, aud the stem
became every moment higher agd lhrker.
Inc ,san Of Col tt,ereGpon said 10 no, take
notice ! aud, while | observed, seven shoots
issue from the stem, like rs The seven branch
Is on the candl"stlek of the altar. was as
i%onIshs,i, In the u,ap OF God nutloned 10 iDe,
nnb commanded me TO be silent, and TO at
tend. Bthold, SAID he, new creations will
5upn Hhht uNF hppbh'hhCP' Tie Au'tcupoh
brought some water 40 The hollow Of his hand
from the stream which flowed pasf and 10 !
all the branches were covered with green leaves
SO that a cooling shade was thrown aro,nd us,
together with n DELICIOUS odUur. Whence,
exclaimed / - his perfume, aud THIS refresh.
ing shade Sees, thou mol, said the man Of
God, the scarlet blossom, as, shooting iorth
from 1Dong the Creen leages, II hangs down
IN clusters? Was about to answer, ~hsn n
gentle breeze agIidted the leaves, and strewed
the bloss Jms arodHd ms AS the sutumnal blast
scatteIs the withti ed foliage. No sooner hsd
The blussoms allen ibhn The rel pemeg %ranaies
appeared suspended among tbs leaves, ike the
almonds Oh the slaves Of Aaron. The man OF
God then lett the in profound amuaHment."
Nathan ceased speaking. Whai IS the name
VI tue GodJke mau ~ asked SolomQn, hastily.
" Doth he et live ? Where doth he d"etl y
:" Sun Of David" replied Nathan, I" have re-
lated to thee n vi,io1." When Solomon heard
these words, he vas uoubled ~ bis heart, aud
said, " How cansl thou deceive mo thus =
/" have not deceived thee. son OF Jessn," re-
Joined Nathan. =" Behold in thy father's gar
den thou mays 81 see all thai | have related 10
;bee. Doth not the same thing take place with
every POM granate, aud with the other trees T.
:" Yes, said Solomon, " but imperceptibly, ADD
IN a ioug time Then Nathan answered. -" l.
IL therefore less a divine work, because IL takes
place silently aud inssnsibly ? Study nature
aud It's operations iaen VIII thou easily belitye
those Of a higber power, and not Ioa5 Tor psira-
cles wrought BY u lcmaE hand"
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From, The ". Y. FIrmtr.
d.. IA.

Gardeners Work far NoDsmder, Tower your
arl;chokes with straw, leaves or dry iitter-cut
down your asparas US close TO the sround, AMI
clear and manuro the beds-'hose OF your bfo-
coli that are not likely 10 produce heads, take
up. and pack them close together, and cover
the roots aud stems with esttn--cOver your
corn salad with s,raw-iake up some of your
oar,iey aud plant them in IA frame or ight eel
i,r-tne leaves w,il keep green a long while
cover the remainder with straw ~nere they
cre~-sow the seeds OF patience dock-dra"
arouni The roots OF rhubarb d il,tle earth aud
covrr them with litter,
fiofis's' Work for NoUember.-Plant you'
hardy Kinds Of bnlboGs aud turO. sose roots,
tCrosl TWO 10 folr iacAea deem .:-Gs up Your
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From Badgers Wsekiy Messenger.
The following mournfully beautiful liner vii
,e recognized as tue production OF Mrs. Sigour
'ey's pen -
d" Thou had made desOi1ic all my compcny."
jon.
There shonr q beam within my bower
Affections diamond spark,
The spoller came with iatal power.
That beam is quench'd aud dark
There ~as a sight OF childhood's joy,--
A laugh Of infant glee A;
The earth olos'd DER INV glorious boy
My nursing, -Where IS he?
There scem'd n sound ike rushing wings.
So thick my SORROWS came,
a blight destroyed my precious things,
NV treasures ted the flame +;
An ocean Of unfatnom'd griel
Swept, DER me with iIs waves,
Ant here all desolate I stand
alone, amid my sraUes.
Aione i-there flows no kindred tear,
No sympaihisiAg SIGH
The feet OF curious crowns are near,
Yet every cheek Is dry
And is there nough, bur covering turf,
And cold ear'h loosely thrown,
To shut me from those cherished fo-ms
My beauiilul,-my "
YET who this fearful change hnla wrought ,
Who thus hath lald me low
Was it a hand with yeugeaics fraught
Tie malice III a fos
No i-tia VINO calPd NY haing forth
From mute, unconscious clay,
lie VINO with move Inan parents care.
Hath led me uight and day.
Who crreth not.--who chnngeih not,
Nhn wnunieih hut To lieal,
Who a,hene,h moi mans earthly To-.
Save for INV spifftS veal
Therefore / bow M to Ills sway
mouin, bat not lepine.
And chasieo'i, yet COAT ling. s,v
Lord, not my mil, bq! thine
Hartford, sept IL, 1881.
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ynyHE Subscribers respectfully ,ufqym their
X hieais aud cu-tonIers. 'hey are manolac-
lurirg and receiving from their Northern man
factories a good suppl, Of enc and Two horse
BaruurBeS, wtn a num1er I'll other Carriage,
so,h as GIgs, s~uiekss, Bnehts. Ac. e'so a
neSly coustruciei Ca'riage-sn,table aud
convenient lor Family use, which they OFF,
Ter sac II Tue lowest prices Adv person with
avg an ARTICLE IN tarir line Of buslaess would do
arllo call at their old stand, near the loa,r
cad of nsiu-stteet. Lyaehnure. "h'rA they
can s-ieet iton a great Yal,ety "f Carriages.
~ Ill nr ,ers tor Carriages from ANY part
If the Coanirs vii ba thankfully received aud
nal ex4cutrh ii h d patch.
~ k~tp.nlog dune al the %sloftest notice by
II. X. BEACH y Co.
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81
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To The EfjIofs Of Nh, Nngini1n.

NEsens. FpIroRs-ton " Il con,er a favor
by giving the annexed n place IN your paper
hFiNE CALF.
Mr.. Henry keagv of dis county has n Bull
Calf, witch vas ) mouths and 1 DAYS old on
tie - inH.-He 10 3 ise' Z inches ID height.
and 8 teet 10 inches in leng h, and weighs 532
pounds. Thi, Cali has 90, II en pamppTed.-
He has had ali TN. milk itam his mother, aud
the heneh OF a god meadow Vie vas m.a,
sutei and weighed IN the pres ace Of VIM. Row
land, Peter Carroo, |. Richardson, K. Caiaes,
john Anderson, Martin K,rfman, aud others.
lam. res , cttuiIy,
I'll. GOODE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07

,,1..1. savuh.o In advancs.--No sro
y ro' p rsre,yed for a lasstIne THAI SIX monthS
ts1p'io" "" ~ he .dr.eontinued Out at the discrttiop
tsa u llftors5 ultll all arrearases are PAD. ~.
= ,liserd.eme Is "'ll be , .aS - .. cents an ss for each
slaa'o r,,se from "A distance must 40 phla lot
oo9a .u n ths,r ln.oftion, or tho raynleht assuhioa ny
Fn' '"".r,es,b bio ,srspai IN Lynehbure.
IN ~,lflstters addressed to tho Editors must De posi-
NJ Val nal DO attended To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-07
" Nuly-I esle,
~ c. MITCHELL, C. &c.
uO,n
Oct. "a


~ i"'lNia:-Ai rules held III the Clerks oIlice of tlc
Go99'S C9drt of Bedford, tho 1h day of Septen-
. i2''r- imam hing, pmiip Draper and Sarah
10 W. t"rhefy Sara. htap, Abel Frazier K BEN
ra ii : 'dE'S' "hich sad Abel and benjamin are the
u'Giten oi t~lI%abetii King, dec. who mternarrIeJ
""n NUN Frazier, dec. Robert Lancaster and Nam
= ns "''e, formerly Nancy King, aud Miriam
n.ne' Hdi'uciking and Abraham King, the asst three
ID "uoiu aretae chlliron Of Abraham K,ng, deed.
49,. "sh'nSt b%snJauiu King, Samuel King, John
i,"n"1h dud foily hi wife, formerly Polly King,
IIHlnes Mug Sophia Kiug, Sinah King, Wellington
nnns' Anie''cl itiag, Amanda King, Mary Ann r.
ing, oiah A. hing, and liar~cii King, the last nine
~ ~hph are infant children Of Abr alaul King, dec
Dciendant'-ln Chancer,.
: VI 9efendauts benjamin King, Samuel King, and
rm T. ni1hock aud Polly hts witt, formerly Polly King,
nYS "a'I"e entered their appearance aud given Sc.
10y seeording to the net of Assembly and IL an.
- 10 i.hs by satisfactory evidence tnat they are NOT
81 II liia ommUuwealtl-i is ordered that The
n r uoteaoihtsd do appear here on the fourth Monday in
e".Op next ana answer the bill of he pitfs. X llal
a W! 81 thl9 efdar be forthwith Insertedin some news
P"oi,hcJ Ia Iyhcltburs, for two months sue
eo''1'e anu posted Ut tic lroA. door Of the court
Muse ct this COUNTY.
A c9s.@-Feste,
So. :, III. .. MITCHELL, elk.
ts5an
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JOHN ALEXANDER. Ok.


I,YIRGINlNA-A rules held ia the Clerks office of
W tue County Court of Bedford, the 9Th day of Sept.
D,it.-Jptn v. Hurt Jane dart x Joseph Csinp-
hril Il Mildred III. wife, formerly Mildred iiuti, PiiGs.
srunst Hituan Hurt, Nancy Hurt, Florentine Hum,
pAtrica iIrury Hurt, aud Aaron Aired aud Ellza l'eIh
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Hurt, Ddis.-ln Chance
~,
Iue defininmts Aaron Aired and Elizabeth his wife,
fornerl, l. ztueth Hurt, mi having entered their ap-
pea anee and gwen security according 10 the net of
A'senbiy--and II appearing by Satisfactory evidence
lrlt they arc not INA abitanis oftais Com HDnwealtl-it
Is ordered, tlut the SAID defend ants do appear here on
the fourth MonIty IN November ueXt, aud answer the
bill Of the f!tH,iHs. Inj mat a copy of THIS order be
forthwith inserted Ia some he "hpsnCr pablishcdIn the
town oflybchpurg, for tyn mouths snccessivriA and
posted al Tue trout door uf tho Couft house Vi THE
county.
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Join ALEXANDER, G. C. {.

= lHGiNiA.-N Ruios held IN the Clerk, office of
W tina Codnly Couft of Be1ford, the Sd day 81 Oclo-
Dor, loJt,--Johh Arthur, Complainant against WIN.
Arthur, Blruabas Arthur. Lewis Arthur, Calch Arthur,
Frances his wlf0, formerly Frances Arthur, aud
NHhan Greer, Defts.-lu Cianccty.
Tao defendant, Harntbls Artiiu ,lr"is Arthur, Caleb
a'tIur, Ef'.abrth Bow ios, Henry l.. White, jolu Pratt,
aud frances us vile, iurmcrly Frauces Arthur, and
Nat"ai @fccr, not having entered their appuaflar-
'Wl sifeh eeCu-ty according TO the act Of Assembly
a4d tie rules Of this Court, aud It appearing b, satiS-
factory e'ldeucc ~tdattlry areuot inhabitants of this
3on"tfy Il Is ordered, that the sad Defendants do
lFpeH aeie OF the lou tn Monday in December neat,
-" answer the hlti Of tiG ComplIinauts, and thai u
- VI ms ofder be forthwith inserted in some
-, -" PAPER pfIuied a. tho town Of l. ~Gclibutg, Tor Two
~ a'o".ts satco's'9eiy. and posted III tue G.out door of
Acopy-resic,
H.. {. MITCHELL T. n g
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A eOpy-Tcstc,


Wyl1filAlN, TO W.T. At d Court OF honlhly IS
" sion, mai Tor the county Of tlutpbr.l, at The court
house thereof, ON Monday the l2th day of September,
ISJl, III the JGth year Of tde
Edgar aud Jurai MS wifi, late Jutah tlc0hent, COIL
p'alIiat>, against Be ieHin Clrnent, Mildred Clement,
Aim CleiDeut. thIapn'ss EckhOis aad Agucss ms
wife, formerly Asnes Clement, aud Diary Clement
Delrndants.-ln GhauCery.
The iiefedsants Aiam Clement and chlmpncss Eek
s's' aud Agnes hi, wife, u0i appearing, aud II appear
Ig to the sati,isctlUn of the court, Tat they are not
,lAtnllnts ufthis State lit Is ordofei aud decreed
nat they do appear hero on tho SECOND Monday in No
'eulnr next, aud answer the bill of ne complaInaHts,
fht Int a oupY uf this order be fJfta win in.e. ted III
M Nugtuau, y, lnted ~ the tuYn ut LYNCH burg for
t"n mouths succGasiYsiy, aud posted up at tue front
dOor Of tho ,aii courthouse, oil TWO several court days.
AEOfy-Tsse,
JoIlN ALEXANDER. G. c. c.
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POETRY.

From Badgers Wsekiy Messenger.
The following moornfully beautiful l,nes will
e recognized ss tue production of Mrs. Sigour.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-11
DOWlN SWVVa
NORTHAMP TON pETITION

In our columns to-day VIII be found iIion Of ID 6
eiisens o. Northampton County. to tbs mex Lgrisiurs
oil Vrsins, Tor the removal Of the Tree eoor popnIa
lion OF hai soun'y TO Liberia. II 1, pubibsd in adj
vance Of the meeting OF tie LegLla re In order Tia,
me Members Of iha, B,dy may have tins 10 give tina
attention and sonsderation to the subieei - b., i,s
vial consequence to The petitioners demand: add ws
would therefore particularly recommend it to their
iiss.
W Tho EiiterJ Of the .amsJiedn Beacon, Nor'olI;
the Enquirer and The Wing, REDMOND: She Ioielii,
gtncer, Petersburg; the TtTginian and the j. feyso
man, LynehburR; and the Herald and sibs 1reun
rfeoerisssourg' ale respectfully rtqnesed 10 give The
petition an inssr'tD In their respective psp,rS.
TO THE LEGISLATURE OF }F'S TIRGl Neraid'
re fenlon OF INC undersigned CizsDS Of the Cum
~ OF Northampton, respectfully represent;
BY the last seDsu' Of the u. s sies IL sppear, ,La
here are in this souny 1878 whites 1884 'av.s and
1884 free persons Of colour BY Comparison with the
ton OF free persons Of eoour our white pbsbi,an,,
!, annuslly Increasing. fact Of ib, sorI under snv
crsumHanse', would DO sourse Of we'll founded On,
ea'ine The free persons Of colour In Virginia. foru,
~ anomalous PoPula ion, standing Ia rsaiicn 10 our
tocieiy, whsb naturally expo,es hem 10 di,Tp., and
so,pson. Inferior to The whites in inieligence and
information; degraded by The stain whsb atl,.bes 10
ihsir solour; excluded from many civil ptiy oss b,cb
the bUmbles white enjoys, and dsped an sa,Ii.
spa'ton Ia the government ~ would be wholly ab.prd
10 shPss' rom mem any attachment to our laws and
other hand, The enjoyment Of personal fresdom Ia in H.
sell, sufficient mark Of distinction be- we en- them and
our slaves ard eevaes 'hsm, lsa, In beir own opn
lon. 70 higher condition 10 lie. Sanding thus in
middle portion between the two e1lfenss of on, an
eeiy, and dssparDg OF ever attaining an ,ouslitv viii
the higher grade, is natural thai they shor1 connect
themselves 10 feeling and interest," with The slaves among
whom many Of heir domestic Ties are fS,msd and 10
whom hey are bound 10y the sympalhss ,easeslv Lees
strong, which spring from heir somwon con pexion.
inatP'nd nj, therefore Of any parisulsr facts eslca
Ieu 70 exsie onr alarms, tho worst evil, might ius,lv
% sp2rebended from such inerssse OF ,hsir mum.
'srs |" would give them son6deDeo 10 their PHI STEAL
'e"ef' "Aiie would enlarge their mean, Of nforma.
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University Of Pennsyuan,a. an adjourned IN ,s, l..
report was made, and the resoluin attached there.
to adopted with ins.ructnps 10 hs Secretary 10 com.
munics'e copy OF the Professor Psys. r. and
to The Medical Faculty.
University IF Pennsylvania, Oct. 81, 1881
The committee 10 whom. WA referred, on the ii h
instant, tho resolutions OF the Medical F,suly, re-.
speeding the re'igna ion Of Professor Phy,sk fully
sidipg with The views and feelings EXPIRE ,sed by
the Faculty, beg lesv. 10 reSJ,msud TO tbs Board OF
T'us'ees the adoption Of the following resclu ion
Resooed That in confederation ct n, impor, ant ser.
Vices rendered 10 the Me sa Deparime q, OF the Uni
versi'y by Professor Philip Sypg Physck In the chair
Of surgery, az well as OF Anatomy during tetied Of
tweny-six Year., and for The purpose continuing hi.
sornexon with The School, to The fame and ess
OF which he has 90 largely contributed there be con.
ered On the said Philip Syng Physic. the honorary
appointment Of Emeritus Professor OF Surgery and Ana
tamy in this Universv. From the minu,es:
JAMES c. BIDDLE. Secretary, Ga
There l, no tribute Of honor within their power
mousy and eagerly pay 10 D.. Psysisk. The medical
school Is inc a'culably indebted hi, long labors
personal character. ard lis probe isior al reputation
viii continue 10 enjoy his great nsms, his fond
his most Extensive experience. He Goes 20, possess
fully that health. which he has miustered to Others az
Oft, and remark by as living member Of Tho Fa-
snly Hs 10 called TO apply bis extraordinary skill for
The relief Of individuals 10 r"mbtrJ too great for
even the most robust cons Tuition. He ba, fun
Of succes'or for hi, cSsi; these we presume TO be
he motive Of bis retirement, The priv ege remains to
him OF iecu,ng when he may find IL eonvenient %
to dc; aud hus the sshon will probably have thu
al OF his occasional preJence as q teacher.
IJVdt Gag
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shall deem sspsdien.. Professor veihaks. DR.. FiI.
ans Dr. miinor were spponc cd eammittes the cut
Jest oil making the bible classic Ia the schools They
report in tho course OF the day, whish was
accepted. committee was appolp,sd 20 soire,pord
WIN me dinerent Universities Of The United States,
station Of the Greek and L,,n language. Another
committee was appointed 10 IN the time for aco,her
meeting Of tho Convention TEc' POST
HARVARD UNIvERsiTY.--Tae whole pumber Of
s'udene' connected wiih ,hs institution 10 4O4; Crsdu.
ass ioS graduates 236; Of the graduates. 81 are
Theological students. IL Law students, and 95 students
attending The Medical Lectures. Thu College Lbrarv
L'r me common Of The whol Uaiver,ity, contain,
$1,000 book the Law Library 5000; aud the Medical
l,ooo; total $1,000 TIE necessary expenses OF. an
Snee.srsdns's Ter year, included In the College
onn'" SiIs. Other expenses vary with the 'eeon-
'"y u easn student. Transcript.
W " 10. q. hsrner. Tor many years Adjunct,
has been unanimously slested Ptofe of Ana,omv
in ,he Univsr'ity Of Pennsylvania. viee ID Physs.
resigned ID Hprneri lie q native O. Vmyi,ia
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,hs Who'll. ago COO and have aehoS to pay "a, Of mW
the Banh,
VIII ,bis editor bs god enough TO iofsrm IA ~hs,
ptede SCISSOR OF he Pfesdeai paid more Of the
tonal debt hso toe ten miller, year. ordered by the
Of 1917. and vii he lie, u, kutw how much The pre-
sect executive has paid above thai snm since be esme
into Officer
Does tho editor really think II fir aud ssadid to n
hoduGs hts queries with fe,psSt to hsh tsx.s. which
texes wcro laid on by Cgpstess before ,he present
fteeidents time, ADD thai on qu>s,ioa OF how much
merit msy be due Pr-sid, nj foe pSyiog oil large
portion oil the debit
Does the editor in,pu ate that Instead Of paying ell
the debt With he prolucs OF those high axes the Pre-
rteut ougb to have reiunded TO the payers Of those
ta>es, such portion Of The money would reduce IN,
take. 10 what the eiuts edcr OF ths Telegraph would
ihnk iair and reasonable.
viii he editor inform Us why hero |, isss merit 10
paying oil large portion Of ,he nional debt This year.
han there wa, ia deiog the thing Last yeh; or
VIII ne lei us know The grounds upon which he has
changed his mind The suffice whe her IL has been
wen spy other grould, than those which induced hun
10 violate his plf dss 10 Adm. Boskeel
viii the editor point in what part of the article to
which he has alluded in the Republican, tina, part OF Il
which measures our prosperity by the enount Of our
tnxess
Will the editor, hereafter, when no attempts to argue
upon gucs on confno himself 10 that question, and
not wander into ether points which have reference
the subject
The editor of the Telegraph seems much out of tenn.
per with him OF the Journal because he has declared
he has "nsed his colours the mast" in favor Of Mr.
Clay. We are not surprised at this Renes adoes are
always tho most enthusiastic apostles of the doctrines
they have adopted and the most bitter mics of hos,
they have abandoned. In opinion, il there be an,
honesty between the parties the Journal man has it,
his has at least been the consistent course.
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ed through the main stree; the Franklin Hotel and
was then foressen that the result would be gtati.y.
ing, beyond all previous sntispaiisns. Before dinner
about nine hundred shares had been taken (which
were swelled before The books were closed on that
FAY, TO tiresn hundred and fifty! Last evening the
number Of shares taken amounted TO sixteen hundred
and hiiy--spd We have no doubt that the Individual
subscription by the citizens Of this place. will finally
reach two thousand
"Tho people Of the surrounding country, will see
therefore, that the ei;zsns OF Lynshburg have shewn
'her &C: hdence in bis great scheme by subscribing
the spot, for nearly one hird Il tho stock authorized
by The charter Of The Company. The pora,on will
in AL probability take 1000 shares more. without dis
ssntnz voice, making half OF the whole s,osk; and
the ave viii take two bs, leaving but li,,le 10 be
ubserbed for elsewhere. Tee number OF shares viii,
however be increased and advise all spectators,
here ard el'.w where, vic have money to spare, 10
plank doton the cash for L..
"Thus far have we gone without being able 10 con.
rol our pen For who does par eipale in the gen.
era c.y, universal joy which surrounds u'' Whose
bosom does not swell wi pleasure 10 the eomte pa-
ton Of the prop.es Opening before u.s. and before
country generslyl Who DOES ro' oiee that LYn sh.
burg has not oply redeemed the pledge Of Saturday,
las, but that has like VIE g. rusk the blow" VIII
will rssound through our land--inspinx the brea.t
aud invgoraug the sxerioo, Of o,hersf Such CRAFTY
Ing and eunobng fee logs a'e eommon 10 US al Blu
T. likewise becomes Us TO view the sntj ct calmly
bsar IN mind that We have oiLmsnced wo II Srs a,
enterprise and labo-- whish will ssl Tor Tho
exercise OF oer lion, jucgnep eaerky and psrss
ranse-in he proset u,ion Of which mus have con.
'inually before US hs ehword OF Judge Mckinney,
"on,card! oncardr'
I'M IA. If ID
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Claims on Naples. mo scoaer had or prompt az
ensrgshc Chief Magistrate happily settled our claim
on France, ihan he turned his aepti 10 those Of GU
eiiZens on NspleP. ger u.msn of r. 9 talents, on
lie lcw-s'a'esman NJ. John Nelson, OF F,ed.rck ha,
been appointed to tiae hi, subj,t and as will
DO seen from tbs following corre.pondsuse which W
copy from tho la'l Freietik Chiz.D, will .sl upon hi
miss'cn 10 very short ,imr. Bait Rep.
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