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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

Trustees Sale Of IaLaabie Property.
10y wine 81 a deed OF trust executed 10
- us and JohnF. Lewis (,incc deceaSed,)
by A iai J. walker, btorug da.e IN the 30Ih
day q April, ISIS, and Of record in the county
Cour OF Amherst aud 10 accomplish rain
purposes in sHtd deed expressed, we will on
Tuesday the . 1t day OF February, 1872. AZ the
late dwelling house Of thu SAID Nukrr, in the
county ot Amherst, near I" CouIt House Of
sad county, expose 10 sale, by way OF PHbc
Auction, Tor ready money, thu following Prop
eTt,, or such portIOd thereof as he provisions
cf said DEED may Mt the time so appointed for
said sale, authorize or require, To VII: all the
Slaves named in said deed, (hting htt@een Oh
< OU IL nnmbrr,) and the increase OF the I"
mairs OF Them, II any, since the date thereo--
and the following real property, 10 WI AL the
right title, interest, and Claim II sad Walker
IN and 10 a certain tract ef land, with IT'S ap.
purtrnauces, CON aihing 1885 acres, more or
less, lylog aud beng in the sand county, aud
being The same ttacr on hIch sands the Dwell
ing House afnresaij--alsO, another tract OF
Land witt MS appnrtenBnces, situate III said
county, near tBe Court House thereof, con
talnng 2541 acres, mure or less II beng the
same traCt heretofore conveyed 10 the sad wal
ker by William b. Nnpier-aso, lhe right, title
and interest OF the SAID Walker in and e.
CERTAIN iract of Land. with ats Hppurtenanc"s
situated partlv IN the county oil PITTS, ivan'a,
and State OF Virginia, and partly in q { county
oil CaSweIi. and star of North Carolina, adj
Joining the lanls OF EustaCe hunt, aud : ahn
Pons0nby, and containing 10 ac1es, muie or
irss It being the same land inhefirrd by the
wife oi the SAID Walker iIom her deceased Ia
ther Charles Lewis
Actn, rs trustees We will only convey TO the
purchaser or purchasers Tie title vested in us
by the deed of truss alaresaId, aud non oiher
SAM III Nj. GARLAND,
JOHN ". OiEY,
ALEXANDER fOMPKINS,
Satriring Trustees.
Dec. 10 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
J. II. & !. T.. ROYAII

YtfANt l.or,yed from New York, PhlIsdel
- phia AID Richmond ge0ernl assortment
which ihey oiler 10 Physicians, Merchants and
the public generally among winch are tue fol-
low ing articles
Epson and Glau1er Salts, Rhubarb, Gentan
Peruvian Bark, SquilIs, Camphor, Fos. Sul-
nhur, dc. ChamOmle. do. BenZU,n, Canrharidrs,
CASTLE Soap, best Windsor do. IN cake>s, Pies.
pha'e Of iron, Carhonat" do. t,rcp. Cdrh. do,
Cayenne Pepper, Pulv. Charcoal Gun hlots
Gun Arabic. Gum Opium Gum kno, Castor
OIL, Burgundy Pnch, Piasiers oil all descrip>
t2ns, Qnnine Snlphate Morphia. Acetate do,
Hyd. Potass, Iodine. Oil of Black Pepper, Black
O1yde OF Mercury. Prepared Kali, Ext Colo,
cynIh, do. Khauany, do. beladnna, Blue Nlas'
Calcined Magnesia, Lump do, B1rsx refined
and crude, Carbonate Ammonia, bermuda Ar
o" Root Oto .Ro'es Conserve Roses. lpecac,
Jsiap, Cdlomel, Fluid EKl. Sarsapetlld, do. l.
verwnrt, Chloride of Lime. Sal Eraus, Pear
Ashes Mace Ginger, bicached K com, Ground
do. Nufmegs, Cloves, Mace, Cassia, Pepper,
Jnjuhe Taste, Preston Salts Aroma'ic nnngPnt
do kidder'. Durable lnk, Bears Oh, Macas
Oil, Z ack and Red lukpowder, Sealing
Wax aud Waters, Tooth brushes hair do.
shaving do marking do, Cancels Han pen
CHS, Snul boxes, match box"s, Lniilar1's
NacAtOy snun Heevess water colors, glass
la,nps amp glasses, &c. &c.
@ > A eCuaTa assortment Of Paints, oils &
Dye SUITS
rhyNtlans, merchants and the public gene
rally are invited 10 call,
\. b. Particular attention paid 20 putting up
prescriptions Tor hysciAns and families.
Octub r3l Is
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Woolien Goods.

nuR stock OF Woallen Goods i this time
" very complete, embracing suitable Cloth.
ing for in aud out door servants. Having bern
purchased one m0nth later tnan usus, We hie
enabled 10 offer them al pfIces that viii SATISFY
the PlaufeI and Town Customer Country
Mrrchan's aud Pedlars are particularly invited
Tor their own interest
M'KEE., ROBINSON s. Co.
Nov. 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

Ne.srs Lerog Jordan and Rtodo MS rife, Petcf
Dcm aad Jflmiat JofdqR,
"a kt NOTICE.. ihnt The l7th day Of
A Nuc'. s32 at st.pIt' Store, in Pea'Ioe n
Bedf sfc.u unity. aed Stat OF Virginia, snail taxi
the d ulons - Sdss Taylor and oIhrrs, t. b
read vl, rac the lrIal Of the suit depending
in ne e., 1T suLerier CrGi o. Law aud Cha
cory, "a tcsn oi Lyn,hhuI wherein We, with
uthecs, are p!anuigs, and you are drfru iant,.
JOHN GlBE5 aud Susan
is Nj.
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TIL DILEMMA
Na,, nv the hessed p thi4A gtsru.
NVh, heaves thc breast at sarct SSeen
l,s evesy rsnc l eu' 81 aaib
pcnne m, saofaa.- ,tar CIV duh
n, H,msu's orch. , ruftd-s datl
Il, All that tina ls thc hrsiHe heart
'vbc hrisht black eyt -=-ihe meling hlar,-
I cannot rhoosc botNrrn tie t"e.
had si,ion Ia NY dfe7mFr--
l saw u r,s of Neut, hsar-
From every bratu ropo Ma bfrr,
10 ever, rore lover swung,
n.kod Au hue 81 r,oty 90
Taa, hsl, each iaek'c.s lo,or dis---
Top livld bps sbtd hcatent tlac,
Aud ten ncuusrd he da'ket hue.
lacked matron, winch sHr dsswcd
NRh fairc.l lghi Of besug e~an'd
slo answered. some thought both We fsf---
Give her blue eyes aud golden hat
Iiaigbi have liked her Judgment VOL,
But os she spoke, she rug the hrll.
AID al h.r CUB, nor smell nor lev,
Came marching n-tse'r eyus were blue.
Talked a maldon-bleh she ilnng
Tho locks that round her forehead hung,
Aud turn'd her esr, a glorious ono,
RngLiasa diamond "a the sun,
On ne, until beneath IL tH)s,
If.ta.ifin nv HAIR would bo1e--
She liked all eyes but eyes nfErren
Sic looked al me--vhat conld she mean
Al many lid, Love turks bsiwcsu,
Nor botds tie colofiGF of his soreca--
Aud warn HI random arrows ny.
The victim falls, bul knows uut Why.
Ga1o not upou his sbleld ofj't,
Tlcthnh upon the slfinr, ls'rf-
book Got beneath ats azlte tcll,
Though every lunb We're easod IN mi,l
Whom both might make martyr ttrak
The chain that b.s nd him 10 the sakc,
And both, with bate .ugle ray,
Can malt our very hearts AWAY
And both, WHOM salsueeJ, hardh secm
To sir The scales o. rock ihc bodm-
IiuI that l. dearest, nli The hile,
That wears for Us the sweetest smile. q. W. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
REMOVAL.

VI HE subscriber has taken the Ben lF"A,
III at Nelson CourI House, (LovlAs''o
where he is now ready TO receive al 4gc
who may favor him With their con papy "'s Va
pledges himselft to use every eGeitiou ~ e.
the most general satisfa sIion ,,.o
HIS house is situated near the Courl'h'''s,
and Is large and Commodtous. Ills stapt fny
brlck, and calculated to hold from forty p"
horses this is likewise pIeniilulIy SUI .,sc,
wiia grain, fodder, &c. which. with the a.
Ion OF good aud faithful servants, be h'
49, J. B. STOUT
Nelson C. II Oct. 81. e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

lR''lNiN, To "lt-At Rules holden IN the Clerks OF
tic 4 IW tIrttt Suuerur Court of Law aud Chan
tcA int i'c county OF Cnmpbrl in The month OF No
Ncmbcrr le3i John T. "a lans and Elza his wife
ft,. against Am AN ~, widow ard rcct Of Joseph A.
ktu dee Hmm Sub ct aui Sarah his wife, formerly
Snfah Al 30, 'eofEo \. Sabieu and Isabella his wtr,
t'lhcrb 'hrI Akin, Benjamin Snb'ctt aud harN his
Vic ofm"y Mary Aikn, th.ilo> Packet aud Elizabeth
Ann hi WIFI, rmrrly Elizabeth Ann Alltiu " IN. Akin,
George Akin, Robert n knll, Nathaniel Veuuble and
Mar> is VIE, formerly widow and iect Of Dennis
Kelly, dec. DcitS--ln Chanccry.
ANe lrl'ndanN not havIag catered their appearance
and gwen SrcurH' according tuthe oI Assembly and
me iues OF th court aud II appearing from satisfactory
evidence ttat they are not inhabitants tins
Wealth GA uouou of tho plaintiffs, by counsel, II
dcred ihal the lid defendants do appear before the
Ja@e OF o. sud court the first day of the
ma aHswef te pIah'iil band TINT copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted IN the Iyuchbiig NipiuIau
"r two months sncce sycy aud posted the front door
oil tue ,Oaf tnousc, of tins county.
eOpy-reste,
JOHN ALEXANDE Err, Cork,
Dee ; W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

;tllE subs 'rlher has commenced keepmga house
- Of Pubic Entertainment IN Lynehbmg, at the
we'll known stand ON Main Street, near the Market
House, lately occupied by Mrs. Mary Lrwcl
I'm. lie invites hs friends and the public to give
linn call hoping hy his uuwcaicd exeruons 10
accommodate them. to give them entire satisfaction.
His stable is large and commodous, and attended by
dt1rsry hoster His house is undergoing Il repair
that will render 1t comfortable and convenient,
lis charges will be as moderate as the cucunst;n-
ces Of the times will admit.
JOSEPH c. HENpRICK.
Jan q {,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

puu-anai ution To lis customers. lie asr
on hand = general supply of oaddlery, CONES
ing 81 Saddles, Brdlrs. Mernngales, Gu.
Gig. Jersey and Wagon tnues.. &c. tesea-
el with small assortment oil Dry Goods.
Grnc,Ties, &c, IN the accommodation Of l.asa
who trade Wirh him-ail al which vii be sol
low ior cash, or in exchange for County Pc
dnce. lumber. Plnak or good burd,, or to
puncluai customers on literal credit.
T . .uhsc, ,her has on hsnd md tur sale
new Panel Gig, second banded Gig thd
Carnage. and supply Of Plank Scantng ARD
1mher-all If Inch Will be sold low lor mn.
ne,. Also several Houses on The I'LL or r.,
For terms, apply 10 no II. GRAY.
\ B.-Onr or two Bots, CT good motaS ae'
a moderate EnglIsh Education, from II To ld
years Of age, would be taken az Appre.tic"s 10
the oaddlIng, and TO be advanced and qnelliti
for bu mess generally. L. Ii. &.
Ny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

TJalIE subscrlber, having been du, aa'au.
~ lsed TO receive applications aud ~ ~
sat 'eys FOR the above company. Ut'e,s h d
vices TO the owners al property IN Lynohhur
and country adjacent. JOHN j. puKfia
Aug. Is. 6n1
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h'fQTIsL.,Aa
Dec. 10

TE7BE PUBLIC and my friends arr hereby
n normed hat | have made arrangements
"r,h Mr.. Robert " Collins, ON tie corner Ira.
ding from main siteetto Fiirnu's Warehon,c,
10 bay hid, for me. and TO receive hid.s to D.
tanned, ON shsres.,-Ca.h al the highest phi
c., or leather, will be- given in exchsnge -
ALL, at my tanyar!. on the turnpike road.
.'ar Lynchb"rg. = Every attention VII re rem.
ned 10 give satisfaction.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Nov, =. IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

!. o br old, Ivy AlcIloa, ~ LiofUy, bfdlofd
- Cour-hou.e, on Monday The 27th February
nczt, beng eour, day, II valuable Negroes. men,
buys women aud siris pan Of the estate OF tn
late Mr.. Iablths Lre. among whom are several
good Cooks, anJ good Hosier. lHe above
: grueS sill bo sold ioI ASH. ANY person desl
roup OF purchasing such Negroes before tho sale
may do so b. applying TO
PA5CHAL B WADE, Acting
EAcnioI oI 'hr will q, he late Mrs.
Ia'ih1 Lee.
J4r. 10 wids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
~ EAE;A 81

= fAflNG made arrangem, nts tor the pug
49, cGa.r OF n arge quantity oil Wheat W
invite ihe Planters Ia see It's previous 10 s''",ti
AS We are determined to give the hiehc; aalNH
price. NIKE, ROBINSON ) ~
Oct. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02

~ IHtlNIt AT Rules holden the Clerk's Office Of
y IL tucun Superior Court &c Law aud Chanctry,
TO- The lnNu 81 Iyuchhurg the 9th day Of December,
lS3i.-C christopher l. 1Imbrrlnkc, PHI against Jane, )
Jorcs, executor 81 Thomas Wei, dee. ahO Shclh
ult amphrl county. aud ~ that rhuaccr amr lie bUnI,
non ot Patrick IH TEE. Samuel Brln,nfd, SERGEANT Of
the Corporation 81 ynrhbu and n such ad OF Pa
trick Fun, dec and Inc Samuel Bras nr,i. Ssrca"t
&c. admr OF Chlre, H. la dee Bacru Tut, Netherand
lmt I.unHu, Dupuy Crne his vic, late CrIme Tan,
ana l.oosa lai' and VIM ia't, mrmt' by Commiss'"ner
EcnaR spocrhY I,signcd thcir guardian, aud Joseph
Wilson,, bttls.--ln thHnrpry.
The Defendant Neherihnd TAFT, not having oltored
ms appearance aud gwen security according Il e N' al
hsfm1y ana lie rules oi tins Court uud II aPpcrlrG ~
>nistot"rA cvnicnce tha ho IL nbabuant OF thus
count 1t Is ordcred, til tho sand defendant do aPpoar
her" tn frst lay of he next term. and answer the
hill otlhc plaintiff aud TINT copy Of this order be firth
WIN inserted III s'me newspaper printed in the town Oh
Fhca"rg Tor +" months casslyely, aud posted At The
tt''t doot"i the Courthouse, III the sad town.
\ G"P4-Icstc, II. ROBES, Ok
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
NOTICE..

MARS POWELL 4 ROSE have recently mi
Il I'd themselves IN the Prucuecuf Medicine,
aud can at amy time be- found ut DIR james Powe.s
Tavern. At Amherst Court house, except when ON
professional business.
january 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
slLL. i. Z. l,ItNA ALL

lf, ESPENrFCLLN teaIcs his professional
%A1 servIas 10 III, inhabitants o. Iynahhmg-
lIls rfic IS IN thereIr Of the shop Of J. T. 4 J +
Royui
j.. / s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
NOTICE.

- vrtut Of n deed 81 nuF. eH.on'ed 10 Al"I
IL sudrr NJ. IIn.burn and myself. by John
brown, a"sfng date the 29'h day Of Aosfm-
her, 1890, rud ri record IA he County Court at
Can,rben nd 10 accomplish certain purposes III
sad decd expressed, halt on the Sd dsJ Of Re
AIuaiy, lsd2, expose 10 sslP. by way OF public
Hu,rIou. 'or ready money, oeunin tract or
naffc. Of Land, situated III the county Of Camp
'olI, IN enor ae.r SIDE Of the Turnpike Road,
aud H. u,e immediate vi,iuily Of the Quaker Meet.
ins .hoos- containing sla aud half aores, moIr
OF less. The tile 10 sad Lind IL believed 10 he
good tut Dctng rs l~S'ee, shall only convey
- he i8rcbds,r thereof, such title thereto as IS
Y, ,ipd in M ~ HI cd oil trost Fforesh,d. and
~ afher. ca WELL DABNEY, Trustee.
I4r y IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-02
Il o. III. GBAI,
SA DDLER,

Ivl EELS truly thank w
~ forllIe liberal .upp u
" bach has uAfn al t'dti
lin 10 his lirp OF insius#.
10y q liberal pnLltt. A.
takes his opportunity Il
solicIt future pajrouss-.
aud mlses on IN IA I
10 c.. dpAVaI to mrrit Il liU
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~ Is W inter Strained LAMP OIL, Just re
- eelvedhy L 4 j. l.. ROYALL.
Nov > Is
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Jan %
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Rirtmord, 1ug. l9. 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07

Bonnefs.-When the Duke of Argyle was one
night at the theatre, person entered the same
box in boots and spurs The Duke arose and
with great ceremony expressed his thanks to the
stranger, who, somewhat confused, desired to
know why they were bestowed. The Duke
gravely replied, 'for not bringing your horse in
to the box"
Whenever lady enters Concert Room, with
a bonnet on, and takes seat in front of US, we
feel strongly inclined to bow down before her
and express our gratitude that she has neither a
parasol over her head, nor an infant child in her
lap.-Boston Transcript.
Directions for building Chimneys Which ,0iH
never require s,Ssepiag. Instead Of plasterlng
the inside Of Chimneys in the usual way, take
mortar, made with one peck of salt to each bush
el Of lime, adding as much sand and loan as will
render it fit to work, and then lay on thick
coat. II the chimney has no Offsets for the SCOT
to lodge on, it will continue perfectly clean and
free from all danger of taking fire. The writer
Of this has tried the experiment, and after three
years constant use Of chimney plastered as
above directed. he could never obtain quart OF
SCOT, though he several times employed a sweep
to scrape it from top TO bottom. To persons liv-
ing in the country this will be found valuable.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07

The New York City Councils with desre. q,
dignity peculiar to themselves, and most worth,
Of themselves, have taken measures to give n,
Van Buren, splendid reception on hi. ,e,u,,
from Europe.
The Editor of the New York Evening JOun,I
has made out, for grand procession On III. a,
casion Of the arrival Of the great rejected III.
following
PROGRAMME
Of grand Procession TO receire the Gr,a, =,
chs,red, on his restoration TO "his o,cn STINT,
I.-Amshouse Paupers, fifteen abreast, bs,,
ing banner with this inscriptions "Come and
take another supper"
1.-THE fifteen regiments Of City Scayenyer,
armed with shovels, headed by the Street. COm
missioner, and marshalled by the Street InsDer.
tors with appropriate badges, stamped Slnccure
twelve shilIiAgs day."
Iu.-'rhe City, State, and Federal OficehOld.
ers, placed according to rank, and the strength
of their republican sentments--whlch are to BE-
estimated in the ratio of their respective Salaries
IV.-Such individuals as expect office in Cas-.
of Gen. Jackson's eection-wheu he can 90,
the Senate at defiance.
The above, it is expected, will form very
numerous procession. The great and conssen,
career Of his excellency will be traced upon sun
dry banners to be carried in the following order.
and with these inscriptions.
In favor of the War Friendly to Clinton.
Against the War. Opposed to Clinton.
Hostile to the Canal Against Jackson.
For the Canal. JaCkson's Guardian Ance
Against the Tariff; but vote for it, as nv con
stituents wish it,"
DISTINGUISHED of $4,000 per annuln.
Enfranchsed with S22, 500 in pocket.
On large banner elevated above the rest, III.
great republican motto.
"Our sufferings is intolerable"
Followed by another, with this inscription;
"Consistent in adhering TO Myself
The whole train will proceed IN this order
from the City Hall to the Battery; and the mo.
ment his excelency lands, will give grand S.
lam. The Chief Sachem, will delivers IOy
talk, and at every Interval the multitude vii
shout, "Great is Grimalkin Of the Red Wis
kersw When the talk is finished, the rabbi.
will fall PROSTATE, crying "GlUry to the lncr
nate Democracy" A Sachem will then ad,ana
On horseback, and unfur roll Of parchment
which will be emblazone,l, in red ink.
"Your Excellency is now Of age, and here il
your freedom suit"
Another Sachem will then step forth with map
kin under his chin, and unfolding and spreading
before his excellency, paper roll OF fifteen yards
in length, will solemnly pronounce this emPhis
ic sentence:
What will your excellency please to ha's'
Here's the bill Of fare"
Whereupon the procession will REFORM and
move up Broadway towards the AlmshOu'e-
The dinner and toasts are left tor future ds''
criptioo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
Nistrict Of Columbia,
Cn,infu of TIerd,ld

County Of .Hlerdadrla 81.
uORATIo r. NERRYhAN has applied to the iiol !,
Ill James 8. Morseil. Assistant Judge oi the unTts
States Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia 70 a
discharged from imprisonment, under the act H oI n'
relief OF insolvent debtors within the District Of CaOv
ba, on Saturday, the 9Th instant, at 10 O'clock ~
at the Court House in Alexandra, when and where l'
.redtors are required to attend oc
iune st EDN j. LIT, wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
New York, June 2,

Police Office Henry Hill, young man ap-
parently about so years OF age, who was IN the
employ of Baker Johnson & Co, Merchant lay
Tor If this city, was apprehended few days
since upon charge Of embezzlng clothes from
their establishment. Upon his arrest he made
a full confession of the fact, and admitted that
he had been long in the practice of carrying
away piece or two of clothing at time, until
the extent of his depredations amounted probably
to two thousand dollars. The property was ge-
nerally sold and pledged to pawnbrokers and Sc
cond hand dealers in this city, from whom about
three hundred dollars worth has since been re-
ceived and restored to the owners: Hill when
br usht to the Police Office, was SO exceedingly
affected, as to entreat the magistrates to grant
him an indulgence of an hour to compose himself
previous to his examination. This was granted,
but at the e1 expiration of that time he was still la
boring under the effects which were produced
upon his mind, from contemplating with apPal-
ling horror the disgracefuI consequences which
were to follow his detection-large drops OF
sweat rolled from his forehead. and notwithstand.
Jag the soothing and sympathizing language OF
those about his person. the blood gushed from
his nOistr,ls. His emotions were not exhibited
by any violence Of manner, or tears, out appear
ed to be the inward workings OF the mind. The
Magistrates humancIy delayed his examination,
for the pur pose of affording him time to become
composed and collected and for that purpose
committed him temporarily to the custody of the
keeper of the City Prison. Here he remained
from Wednesday afternoon until Thursday,
when his mental agonies overcoming his physical
strength, he expired! He at no time exhibited
the least alteration Of mind, but fell victim
to his own folly and sensibility. Let his case be
an admonition.
Accommodating hay.hards Erotics to our
Climate Groom, Of Walworth, says, all
early Towering plants should be placed against
north walls, as it must be quite clear to persons
acquainted with such plants that the grand object
is to retard their blooming as much as possible.
until the season is sufficiently advanced for them
to expand without the liability Of being destroyed
by frost. As proof Of the correctness OF what
state, had that fine plant Of Westaria Conse'
guiana, in the garden Of the Horticultural socle-
ty, been on north wall instead OF south, the
bloom would not have been destroyed BY frost,
as was the case last year. Camellias, also, ought
to be retarded as much as possible, As it is well
known that the FIRST sharp wind or frost will spoil
the beauty Of the blossom have had fine
plant of the striped Camellia bloom beautifully
the last two seasons, against sOuth wall; but
what with the cold at night, and the sun IN the