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PRIV ATE SAFE.

FHSilE Subscriber hatIns remove d 10 North Car.
i uuna several yeafs a4u aad 4t.lug desiro,
70 remove fuuaf Sqnii sssies IA s.il hls tr4at ol
lana. in Amherst county. aud ~tals OF Yifsn.a,
kIassu RS LIS Willow Grow fiau,atian-F,
izalsh and irzaety, mi surassadi by any pl4n
IA Virgins. beng situaied - AT. eHIarrce NJ 10.
iaat Of The Last spur ofiIe Tobacco Row Mout,-
tar aN'rigeking 10 tie Norih, Eastaud South q
aiao range Of country, N which may he seen io1r
t,#a private dwellings, Of the netzlrbors--I TIE
Gaar llou-e Tho county mud the Town Of New
Gdasrow, 10 tie West, my be seen, mountain RS
M bshpd mountain. far nearly twenty miles This
frtet n L,a3 contains. by recent survey, about
1Helsr laalfei aud Forty Acfes--is well a1ap-
ted u .s .a@e of Glan and Iobacco--Lafg,
Orehatd. 81 rtery hind NJ fruit winch the climate
wi mature Bon. determuei 10 sell "A great sic.
rife gli b. made For 6rtlcr PARTICULAR, appu-
eafIen may be made to hir john Penn, who lives
ADJOINING tins Land, Of 10 tio subscriber
A J. WALKER
Milton, y {.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT At a Circuit

Superior Court Il Law aud Ghauc,ry, conllu
uel ~ al arumeu. and held e. lbs county u,
Amhers. att rho Court house, Oh The Ill d. u,
Apr l-a2
JOIN ryer al Elizabath lis Wi. lsaae scott
and Patsy Us ~lft Mildred Ionis wdow Il John
Inns, g. an OUeY Game, widow oil Joseph
Garner it,. Pitls.
against
Jonas Pierce in his o@nrsNtand a. administrator
CIV ..uam Ddl.rd. de- lanes DuiarJ son Of
Wl.lam) l.arSln London and Polly his VII and
Robert Thomas, William and Leanua Warren,
infants by Commissioner Bcnagh, specially esaJ2u
ell hclr GUARDIAN ud iiieia, JOHN liaggurd aud Ba.
chrl his wife and Peter Moore and Susannnh his
wiia Delts
The plaintiff John Tyler benz dead, on the mo.
lion Of Elizabeth Tyler ms ndlnlulstrirx with
the viii annexed. it's ordcreIlhat this SUIT stand
revived, and be hereafter conducted IN her name,
and the subpoena awarded u lats cau.c beng re
turned cxeeuted up-a tn defendants Larl,n I.o..
don and Polly has wife and james DliIld, aud
more than four mo ahsh having elapsed as wcIlsIn,c
the return day thereof, as The fag oclhc bdl and
they still failing 10 appear and answer, and In,
defendants John Hlseau and Rachel ms wife
and Peter Moor md Su,Huuah his wife who are
ahsen. from the ComnonW rHtlh Of Virginia and u
calnst whom the plaintiffs appear 10 have prucce.
ded in the mode prescribed hy law, IN relation 10
absent defendants, still lallmg Ia appear and an
swer, upon motion of tn plaintiffs, the blIl Is taken
for confessed as 10 tie 3all defendants and this
cause coming on "a De further haald upon the pa
pers formerly read the exhibits and examination
Of Witnesses, was argued hv roansri--on consdcra-
ton whereof the aol4t dDIu Ud,udgr order and de-
clce that the defendant Pierce render before one OF
II
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49,. o,,b 5sy ofptobcr ls26.
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M. nm, on l.a..ro Of lta PLAIN
"a ~. ,.is.I ~. ...,r ,l. tax his bill Lar CON
So sgs,,of lb,.,. d.. ul,,ts al :, appearing
s,,,sf,,,-,,.,f., HE r,lut. tt ,he Defendant
~, ford l,tb br.., ta.s served vii a co
be 1..rs,,. ar,ifr .rirr..i ~ rhs caasr. a,
-. -, TO mai, a. .,,st fszt l..a he st 1ail-
mo 10 ,n.yy,r ON me fsr,.,r oatfon of lbe plain
"a, -. .,...., I,fl #=-#s.f fL1f Ihe said
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. elk.
CONAIISSIONER'S OFFICF !

Amherst Court House, June 22d 1892 {
The partes interested vii please take notice
that have appointed Friday the 10th day of An
gust next, 10 commence the accounts mentioned in
the foregoing order on which day at the hour oil
nine o'clock IN the morning, they are required tc
attend tmy office, with their accounts, vouchers
and copies OF court papers, prepared for examine
ton and settlement
ROBERT TINSLEY, Com.
July9 w4w
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. C,ll
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, J

Amherst Court House juno 3d. 1892 !
Tie rsrtits Interested ! please take notice hat
have appaintcd Thursday IT, Oh Say Of August
nekt 30 commence the ACCOUNTS mentioned N the
f,re-oins or lrr on winch day, a the hour Of nuc
ocIts "a thu morning, they are required 10 attend
a. mY oii ~ tl thtIr aeruuuls, yop hers ard co
- Of .oats ps pers. prepared for examination aud
settlement ROBERT IINSI.EY. Com
J'.l WV
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NrlInSt

i10s'
oSa'aa -,
James IL hHeiy' LINDSEY Iolem"o' James POWELL
ana N"t'he" Lively ahl Ihu'P Lively e& o's OF
James Lively, 'on' JAM Lively Woo" Rnd reiIct
oil James Lively DEC Richard Harrison ana 9am-
Vel n''hS'ofo' 0.Fseans OIL tic corporation OF
i'yn'no"'s' anu "'' oil -'''oo'as Il"''l9ah' dec
'fHs.
! MS cause came OH 'a'5u 'y 10 DC h,ofa Oh the
P''h answers o' 'hI oe''ol'"', Jane" Il Lively
'a'nc" ro"en ana Jaee Lively Inc urcreial order
u INC mum o'y VI 'ei',iho''' lo~o' "h'ch appears
10 nd o''" ao,E S,'' -, on Tue "t'',u"ns Ind
sey Noc"'an nch. il''tlSo'5 me or',r oil panitca
10" 'S"'nst'ne "''ehnaHS VI June" Livery u fhii-
"n'eh "l'le.'A'o nav neehou! puo.'sh'u
/ anu llt huD"tlld hNaIbtl ucltll on inc ISL cay O
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Carriage Driver Il auted.

II IBERAL waz,s will b. osea io. d III
IL careful Caffl1.e Driver. EHoalre 4. saH
fee.
June o. :
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JOHN THOMPSON il elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE }

Amherst Court House, June 23d, 1879 {
The parties IN this eausc VIII please take notice
that have appointed Saturday the llth day OF
August next To commence the accounts mentioned
in the foregoing order at which time, at the hour o
nine o'clock in the morning, they are required to a.
tend at my office with their accounts and evidence
prepared for examination aud settlement
ROBERT TlNSLEY. Gem.
July Q WV
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II BOLTING CLOTHS, II

H YLE & BORLAND have received a com
INA pete assortment Of GERMAN ANCHOR
BOLTlNG CLOTHS, every number, and the
finest and best quality. Those wishing to purchase
would do well to call and examine our Botmg
Cloths before they purchase. k NIB.
May IL Is
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u IIsGlNaA.

Chancery, held at The Town OF Lynabburg
on the 21lh day Of MAY 1880
David \ Gatland VIM. Walton and James Penn
late merchants and pagsners, uadtng uodcr thu firm
Of Garland, " alton x Penn, and lloyd Miller
phC,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-16

a HIGH PRICE vii he gwen for negro eld
n from II 70 - years Of asc VINO has been ac
eastou,1 to the house. AlpIy at tins OGlee.
July 10 &
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PORT WINE.

a FEW bottles first rate For, Vine, 7rarrdH-
N ted genuine. Justr,cclvya and for sale by
d. r LYMAN
June o. Is
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L NJ. taIa stepi,s, JUN Redo and JAMES NJ
Eald adia'rs of Waller Redo dc Clark Penn,
Inc Penn aBd GrcaufIlll PEI. adr,x au1 a.-
~. Of t,a5at, Penn d. Sml aian.u i E,.n
n uii.. Josiah faas. ID Ny - Il LIZ.
Lam Penn. Ga.utIf. Z .,r, +. f.sl.es =.
Pm. /sff.a.ah f#f.s##a, - =a.f -
ghsAkE SgIt. t.#s#s.aa ~ Z. !,.s
: st.' Hsxs 81 a.H errts aaiat 20, s..s.a
County co4.f. - sail proc .J fa.sI.e .De d.F..
tor fBarsa y. pass jr IN T,'aa a..
OH 8. na rad ou lhe tr.l ofgH. srltu,s lef,.-
mr. 90 the sbaae,,y ada 8''h errut s5se.o,
OUT Of Law nd rhanserg f,r the town oil. orh-
bur IA winch ~ are plaintiffs, and you are de
Grna4uts--lftb tho testimony shall all not be taken
OF completed on thot day tnru AMI IN thai case, 10
vii be continued from daf 10 d. for four la
An1 yol are also notified that, N Inc 1874. iir
.,ad i5Hn days ofSrpfemb. 1T the same pas', ~
shlI take the testimony Of several other win. s>c,
Al 10 be rad ~ The sam cause-@hen and whor-
ygu may al attend
Your 9bdt srrafs.
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81 NOTICE. u

kNHE SUBSCRIBER having determined, with
M ina short time since to remove from this
pace, hereby informs all persons indebted to him
Of the same; with request that all such, will
come forward, and make immediate settlement, as
twill he out of his power to give any further indul-
gcnce.
All persons having claims against him, will PIE
sent them torpaymenti his present stock of fresh
and splendid goods WILDE sold at ver,' reduced pr-
ces, from this time u'ul he leaves Lynchburg,
which, will be very soon J. q. SHELTON.
June H. IS
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" 4.-..,4 u. Respectable l,cuJual9 aa'...a -.
! II seta staaIon as Hous TX, gr il, a p.
huuse by appt}n5 al tbs oItcc.
Jun Is :
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SALAD OIL.

A FEW baskets real Bordeaux Salad OIL of
! N the very best quality, just received and for
seize by LYMAN.
Jun 81 Is
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gsE.ss.fyT VERY.

MNORllaA Lavender and Cologne Water,
Pomamn', Fancy Soaps, &c. dc, Just reoel-
we'd and for sale by D. r LYMAN
Junr u -
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CASH t'OiS NTEiEAT.

y WILL eve the highest cash price for Wheat,
NJ delivered either IN the Lyuchburg Mills or ct
the Lumber House, on Nam street near the Union
Hotel. JOHN }. PURElS.
June - +,
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u J1WN1 SIN IINI, NcU dec 4.
HnAKE NOTICE That The 23rd day Of
- Augustne next, at VIM Nccaal.s Tavern, Ped
lar Mills, Amherst county, and on the two days
next succeeding, shoIl take the dcpositicns of
Lindsey Burks and others, to be read as evidence
IN the trial Of cause depending N tho Circuit SUI
prrlor Cour' flaw AMI Choneay, tor the eoanty
Of Amherst III which : am pIa.rtlll, ami you are
dcieudtuts RICHARD ;. ELLIE,
Surviving partner Of Jno. y r. S. Ellis.
June ~ Wv
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Lux
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x SHOES, At COST.

July
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TO UNDERTAKES.

July Q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17
LEGISLATIVE CONyENTION

The Convention re-assembled on Wednesday night in
the CaPitoMr. Banks, the Speaker of the H. of Dele
gates, in the Chair; and Thomas Ritchie Secretary
On Mr. SpurlocAs notion the rules and regulations oil
the House OF Delegates adopted for the governmen
OF this meeting
On Mr. Knox's notion leave was granted TO the Editors
OF newspapers TO within the bar take notes OF the
Proceedings OF the meeting.
On Mr.. Cobb's notion the list of the members was
called overland the following gentlemen answered to
their names:
Sendtors-NIessrs Holt, (Speaker) Old. Parker Cooke
funton Pennybacker, Morgan, Rivos Alexander, Book
er, Dade, Ope, David McComas, Bierne Wyatt Cabell
Basye Cravens Cowan, Dromgoole Armstead, Winston,
Beaie, and WIN. McComas.-(On answering TO his name
Mr. Cravens rose TO state that he appeared in obedience
TO what he believed the strong wishes of his Drct)
Deegates-Mcssrs Banks, (Speaker0 Wood of A., Per-
singer Booker, Cameron, Wilson of b. Gholson She'll
Patteson OF B,}olng Spurlock, Rives Daniel Dickin-
SON. Haybnrton, Paeson of c. Penleton, Broadus Will
son OF C Brodnax, Jones, Richie, Chiffon, Stephenson
Shllman, Wood Bryce AMI Smith of Frederick Snidow
Smith Of Gloucester, Hail of Grayson, Spencer Brace
Sims, Poson, Roane, Johnson Mayo Gravely Jordan,
Sheild' Harwood' Hooe, Dabney, Allen, Hays, Lawson,
Poindexer, Street, Hudgins, Smith of NJ. & j.. Goode
hnox, Bilngsy, Henry, Preston, Webb Cabell Harvey
Davis Robertson, Adams, Hner, witcher, SWANSON Gil
Inland, Miller, linn, Dupuy, Stands, Carter of p w ,
Hart, Mcdowell, McN1ahon Cline lessee Keore Bare
carson, Cobb, Powell, Moncpre, Crump, Hargraye Nc
Coy, McCuloch, Keller, Newton and Brown.
(Messrs. Richardson, Helms Hale of Franklin Woods
Bryce OF Goochland Fisher, and Anderson Of Noiloway
appeared by proxy)
Special DeiegGtes-Messrs. Andrew Beirno, Senr (or
Ereenbner Ope Peter " Daniel or Jefferson and Nor
gan countes holland aud Carter (or Loudoun by proxy
William McComas (for Mason3 Andrew Beirne jf nv
proxy9 Cook and Collins of Norfolk County and Holt
and Grgsby, (by Proxy.) for Norfolk Borough.
Mr. cameron rose to make explanation before he took
seat IN this caucus lie here eprsscnt the OPT
Mons and wishes of majority Of the citizens of Bath For
mat purpose, he had been present at former meeting
ana ne regretted that his motives had been
ed Some one had taken the liberty to state in a news.
paper That the Clay members had here TO create
ds'ension among the members Of the Jackson party But
lac disclamed any such intention lie came here for no
uGh purpose; but honestly to represent his people. He
u on That occasion, voted once, he believed with the
calhoun party but in doing lie had followed the die
dissension. ~ " o"'"'B
WI. "iHlland said he represented county in which
o. inc citizens were probably in favor Of Gen.
Jackson. Tie represented them here and should faith
tuy give his aid TO form for them an Electoral ticket re-
serving nevertheless his individual vote at his own dis
posal W. ~
Mr. Miller Of Powbatsn presented the follo,vino rcso
luton, which was unanimously adopted;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

KEENAN,. Mercer Mlligan. Mahlenberg. Newton. Pearce
Pendleon, Pitcher, Potts, John Reed. Root, Russell,
Semmes, VIM b. Shepard. Slade, Smith, Southland Spence
Stanecry Stewart, Stors Sutherland. Taylor. Philemon
Thomas, Tompsins, Tracy, Vance, Vinon washingto
Watinough, Wikin, Elisha Whitesey, Frederick Whit
tescy, Edward ID. White, Wiekhae, Wide, Williams
lVung.--lOO
.Nays-Messrs. Alexander, Robert Allen Anderson.
Angel Archer, Barnweil, Rars;ow James Bates Boards
ley Bon, Bergen. Behune James Blair John Blair Boon
bouck, Boudin John Brodhead John &. Brodhead Cam
brecng, Carr, Carson, Chandler Chinn Claiborne Clay
dayton, Coke, Conner, Davenport, Warren II. Davis,
Dayan Dewsrt. Doubleday Dray,on, Duncan, Fielder,
tzgereld Foster. Gather, Gordon, Griffin, Thomas IL.
Hall William Hall, Hammons, Harper, Halves, Haw kins,
Hoffman, Hogan, Holland Hubbard, Jarvis, Jewett, II.
NJ johnson, Cave johnson, Charles c. Johnston Edward
hav"nagh kennon Adam King, john King, Lamar, Lam
snug, ieavitt Lseompte Lent, Lewis Lyon, Mann Mar
dis, Mason McCarty, Mccoy, McIn,re, Mckay, Thos.
X. Mitchell, Newman. Nuckolls, Patton, Person Plum
ner, Polk, Edward C. Reed, Rencher, Roane, Aug. III.
shepherd Sonle, Speight, Sandifer Francis Thomas
Wiley Thompson, John Thomson, yerpanck, Ward
Wortinglon--
M. Wayne's amendment then read, and he took
me ioor in support OF il, continued address the
House till hall past four O'Clock when he gave way for
'hotIon tor adjournment, and the House adjourned.
Mr. w. of course has the floor for Tomorrow
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

were there ever such eXactions levied on free peo-
pie! And yet told, touch not the protective sys
tem-tod SO not only here but by the great State
oil Pennsylvana, through the resolutions OF her Legisla
ture' ANONYMOUSLY adopted. Mr. Sarchet ascribed the
insecurity OF steam navigation in the United to these ex
actions and with much force In England accidents from
the bursting OF steam boilers rarely il ever occur and il
was said that from the English boiler being thick
err and consequently more substantial. Iron being OBJ
tanned there at very low price, there existed such
dncement as exists here for practising economy in the
use OF that article Here, the contrary, the smallest
possible quantity of iron is made into the manu-
factory, because of lis high price.
|S,lce the above
toi S2@ p cents for the American market
To be continued in our nert1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

important .WeoSHe--Y esferday, after long De-
bate the James River and Ranacha Bill PASSED the
10 IL.
The ELectoraL Bill has pissed the Sonatc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-17

u We are requested to announce William B. linn Esq
as candidate for the Senate, represent the District
composed OF the counties OF Monongala, Preston and
Randolph, in the next General Assembly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-29
OCTOBER 25.
NEW BOOKS,

JAMES HAMMOND.
Flora's Interpreter or the American Book Of Flow
ers and sentiments; by Mrs s. !. Hale.
The Young Ladies' Own Book; manuel Of intel
lectual Improvement and moral department, by
the author Of the 'Yonng Mans Own Book
The Beauties Of the British Poets, with few in
troductory observations-by the Rev. George
Croly.
Bible Dictionary; Dictionary Of important names,
objects, and terms, found in the Holy Scriptures,
intended principally for youth--by Howard NAL
colin.
Cheering views Of Man and Providence, drawn
from consideration OF the origin, uses and REM
edies OF evil, by Warren Burton.
The Missionary Gazetteer; comprising geograph-
ica and statistacal account Of various stations Of
the American and foreign protestant missionary
societies Of all denominations, with their progress
in evangelization, and civilization illustrated by
engravings-by B. b. Edwards
Bookkeeping, suited to the business Of traders,
farmers and mechanics, mostly by single entry,
and designed for schools, TO which is added key
to certain parts Of the mercantile arithmetic-by
Michael alsh, AM.
Exercises for the coset--for every day in the year,
by VIM. Jay.
Evening Exercises for the closet, for every day in
the year, by VIM. Jay.
Prayers for the use Of families; or, the domestic
minister's assistant, by VIM. Jay.
"Never be without n hook, in daily reading, Of a
direct scriptural and devotional tendency"
Way Marks; or, drec hons to persons commencing
religious life, selected and arranged, by &. r.
Bedel, d.
Progressive exercises in English composion,b by r.
s. Parker.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-29
THE FAR WEST.

\ But few years since, a journey from
the eastern, or middle states, to the re-
gion of ofcountry we now occupy, was con-
sidcrcd an undertaking which none but
the most hardy, brave and daring enter
prize could accomplish. The most i'm
penetrable wilderness, and intricate mo-
rasses intervening between this place and
Rochester, presented obstacles to the
progress Of our Western pioneers, which
none but those who have perforated into
the deep recesses Of the entangling for
ests, can imagine. But short time has
elapsed, since the majestic monarchs Of
the wood reared their proud stately tops
where the waving grain and luxurant
corn now bend before the floating breeze.
The onward pace Of emf igratiOn, Of indus.
try and enterprise, is fast carrying the
arts and comforts of civilization to the re-
mote regions ofthe rock ::::cc:.:.s;"'s SOL
I'd base. How changed is the still
changing west" From vast uncultiva-
ted territory covered with dense forest
broken only by the luxuriant prairie
the Queen of floods, and her noble tribu-
tarcs, and the Gordon of inland seas that
girt the wild domain, unnhabIted by hu-
man being except "the stole ofthe woods,
the man without tear" the west, with
in a few years, has become q mighty
populous portion of the Union--the seat
of civilization and the arts-the home of
rewarded industry and enterprise-the
resting place of the emigrant-and the
emphatic land Ct liberty, equality and
independence. The red lord of the tan
glcd wood has vanished like the mists of
the morning. Beautiful cities, towns,
villages, and farms have sprung up as if
by enchantment where curled the silver
smoke from his rude wigwam. His light
canoe on the rivers, has given place to
the majestic steamboat of the white man
and the lakes in which he used to dip his
noble limbs in solitude, are now whiten-
ed by numerous sails from an hundred
marts of commerce. Wonderful retro
spect, yet still more glorious prospect!-I
Her march, as with giants stride, is
still onward. Every day our forests fall
before the woodman's stroke, and ere the
stumps have withered, we hear the pleas
ing hum of the village school; and who
that looks abroad on all this, will not ex-
claim with pride, in the language of our
sweetest poet. "This is my own, my
native land. Clereland .Aducrtiser.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-29
HERALD OF THE TINES.

but finally he came home, and gave up
further search in despair. Upon the re-
turn of the doctor, the dog manifested his
Joy in the most sagacious manner. He
threw his fore paws around his neck, and
embraced him very affectionately.-
From that moment he was unwilling to
60 into the kitchen at night, until he had
satisfied himself that the doctor had gone
to rest. He would insist on entering his
bed room, and would raise himself upon
the bed and look in to see il he was
there. At the DOCTORS death, the dog
seemed to be perfectly conscious of the
loss he had sustained, and testified his
sorrow in so affecting a manner, that it
was remarked by every person that saw
him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-11-29
DOGS.

An eminent physician of Chenango
county, New-York, (says the Boston
Atlas, had faithful dog named Bent,
that always attended him in his medical
visits around the neighboring villages
He could never prevail on him to take
place in his vehicle, but he would follow
him on foot until the doctor stopped;
when, the instant he alighted from the
vehicle, Bent would spring in and protect
his property. If any one dared to ap-
proach the horse, the dog gave him to
understand, by most significant growl,
that he must be careful how he trespas.
sed on the rights ofhis master. AT home,
when his mistress had been washing,
and left her clothes in the yard over night
to dry, she had only to call the attention
oil Bent to the circumstance, ,and he would
keep guard faithfully till morning. The
health of the doctor became seriously
impaired, and he made voyage TO Eu-
rope with the hope Of regaining it. A
few days after his departure the dog be-
came very uneasy, and secured the vii
lage in search Of him.
Having become evidently satisfied that
his master was not to be found in the inn
mediate vicinity Of his residence, he
made an excursion about the country, 10
tho distance Of fly or sixty miles, and
stopped al every house where his mas
ter had ever been, in the hope Of finding
him. lie was gone nearly three weeks,