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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

PHnADELpHA 25fh May, 1893.
john Randolph died yesterday --i1s remains
VII % of carly IN the morning, for Virginia --
hey will be IN Richmond TuesIay uight, and Nh
Barisdnlc eoes with thcm The pmladelphinns
he'd meeting 70 day ia the Slnte House anl pas
sed resolutions expressive ofthe high character Of
VI, r., md appointed Committee Of l2-Mr.
Blddle, Chnirnan-lo consult the friends Of Ohm
Randolph ard know what arrangements would b.
agreeable 10 them N order 10 allow the citizens TO
express their respect 10 his memory by uniting ~
III funeral ceremonies J S Bnrhopr Wm
Baflesl1lc, Henry T.. Watkins, DIR Mosely, and
Mr. M'lellend Of Buckingham md myself con
eluded il was bee, to send oil his remains enflv IN
the morning, By 3 O'Clock ahe Boat leaves ut 6
9'el1ek) and Me4sr3 Barbour, Batls5dale oni
Watkins replied TO the Committee, declining ony
olhet demonstrations of respect dian IhoJe aIrcud,
md by the citizens Of Philadelphia hope tho
eitz az Of Richmond will on Wednesday BE- pre-
I'D, or ~hent Yer the remains are cureI oai, to
hafe procession tRteh. Ubig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

B4i a. nIIzt close It's hisef sketch q the
character Of John Randolph a man that take
a4a tor all 10 nil shall not look upon lis Ike
zaih during tbe present century. Tie belouEs moi
% the useful class Of leading SPIRITS. lis region
WIS minG---imas nation ofnamunt -elo1nenee
lis intercourse IN private soriefy wag As iasciaa-
ing rs his pubic speaking lie was howeyor
taeiturn AMI ioqnaaloas BY Is aai starts A faIl
AID accurate history Of MS life and character
You'll make one ofihc most fascinating books that
ever appeared o. tbs side Of the Atlantic
8 y understand that hls romans vii! be sent
back 10 his lose3 Virginia there IN reposc among
The ashes Of his forefuihers. The Hoo. John
Barbour of NlrsIaia, attended hin in his diving
moments mad took measures II have those mehn-
chsfy rites performed which tbs sal event called
f. THE lion l. w. Tazesrn Is We believe
also h. e. Wa here day two age 4 col
II II hours before his death Ia talked and iaid he
felt wei as usnal-his health had, IN fact re-
e7eartr IL wrote u Virginia for tho pedlereg
. k8sse 1t va bat the last aicAes.s1g hamc
blazing up form moment. asiy 10 b. succeeded by Ii
lons and lls..ss ii ghi in tins world. | am 90
M. ~a.J he to gtnllcm OF this city the other
NV, Il om cong to EuganJ--'tis the last throw
NJ the die" lie vas right IN one resi- cet-it wea
indeed III" las thtow Of the debut II was throw
no eiornly-ne 10 England. We have all to
lraYe th' sams jouny, md m'ke the same
throw With John Randolph dies the wizard
power that wielle.l the political imagination Of
| Virginia"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
CtScIxAYri, MAY IL

Tie C4nie,n- crounts from below represent
th' cholera committing dreadful reysges ON the
steam bouts on the Mississippi and in man, of tl,t
towns on thnt river. Our fellow citizens in the c
~ and IN the country can"or b. too careful II tie
diet Which they use, aud nf their persons. Unirr
no circumstances should they unnecessarily expose
themselves. precnution is assuredlv the best pre-
ventive against an attack by eholula sny other
dangerous mdady.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
CINCINNATI. MAY Is.

M@aig0 Ptomlers daring Robjery,!
The store of one of our respectable merchants
on Main street, was recently entered, at what hour
Of tic night we are not informed, and the money
drawer pilerel of its contents The owners OF
the store were thrown into eonstcrnaion-Cl
saspected-guarts appointed fire arms prepared
the printing press called in reqnis,ion, but all in
Yan.-Ycstcrday, We are Informed, discovery
was made which led to the detection of the thieves
Upon removing some boxes in the store, a p,ohss
afSt was found made OF twelve bank bills, which
proved to be the same taken from the aforesaid
drawer y liberal reward Will be given for the
easeals. Wiilnol the City Police look to il :
Ga=ettc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB RACES

THIRD DAY.
Thr Jockey Club purse sc SJ1-4 mile heats
Fhree horses competed IN handsome s'yle, for the
honoi. Of tie day--ond the prize was borne oil by
Mr. Hector Dayiss DoYy D,rap, winning the
last heat by oniy hall a neck Notwithstanding
the extreme heavlness fthc track from the hn,j
rains ofthc previous Il hours .he contest was a
most interesting one--and afforded enjoyment 10
the numerous spectators. The following is the n
ward of the judges:
Hector Davies CHI. m. Dolly Uiroa,
by Sir Oh lrlcs-dem by Hornet,
years cd 3 9 |
J S. Garrison's CHI. h. NufIlc Jodp,
ty Muckle John, dam 10y High
Flyer G wears old ,
o. p. Har,'s h. Prince G,orQs,
by Contention, dam Thajd~us,
years old 3 eds
Ttme-lst hcat SIN 39s-2nd heat SIN }3s.-3
heat Sm i0s-tth heat 9m.
FoUsTH AID LAST DAY.
Sweepstakc for Colts and Fies-milc beats
six Subscribers, 800 entrance half forf,,-thfee
started
VIM Wynns br Martha Ann, by
Ionson, dam by Hal, |
VIM. ). Lacos,es b. c. by Tonson.
dam by Archie, Q
VIM Mlngc's e. c Blne Streak by
Hosrur, dam Alfred mare, ?
Tlme--lst heat, 2m. 2s-2d do Pm 3s
2d S1reepaate-3 Su5scri5ers-s,iie has.
Jas. 5. Gorrison's b. h. Sir Hancock,
) years old, by Caroliniau dam Ar
chic, Ito lbs. 3 2
VIM. L. Whites b. h. N,taponp 6
years old, by Tom Tiff dam, Sir
Henry, 3 .
Geo. Watts g. m. HTtct Duct,
years old, by Rockingham, 81 lbs | , dis
Time Pm. 5s-2m lls-2n lis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
I your obedicnt servants,
J ). BARBOUR,
HENRY f. WATKINS,
w. ]. BARKSDAIE
y bi'DLt, Esq Chairman of the Committee
IN behaliof the people Of Philadelphia.

The New York Journal Of Commerce after On.
nouncins the death Of Mr.. Randolph, states, that
Mr. T. has provided for the emancipation Of all his
aaues. He has also made proysio for the SUP
pott of such Of them are children until they me
able 10 take care of themselves, -and for the ogod
and lnfrm, during fc.--This is an ac, reaectinc
the highest credit upon Mr. Randoph's bcne VIOLENT
feelings, and 1t is with the greatest pleasure we
announce II TO our readers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE.

M AvfRY's TRlar We learn from the New
port Mercury If Saturday that although the ieial
had already cu,led three weeks il would pfubl
bly take another week before the case will be sub
niucd 10 the Jury Nearly one hundred witnesses
have been Examined for the defence and the inyes
ignuon " III probably consume more time than any
other criminal triul that has taken place in this
country. On the morning oftha day, Mr. Tbon,-
asttll. who had ben employed by the editors OF
the Boston Morning Post to report the procee-
Jin5s and who Joined in the pledge originally re
Gnigci by lht Court, handed up 10 the Judge let
ter which was read by the Clerk in which he de.
clarea that thr repor, had been published without
his urvlty or consent and expressed hope that
the Court would rot hold him responsible, in mo-
raj poin, Of view for Republication. In reply to
inquiries by the Chief Justice whether his report
was for the benefit of those editors and Wheher he
was himself Interested in it, he replied TO the for
mcr IN the affirmative, and to The latter in the neg
atve whcreupon, it was signlhed to him that they
should not regard him morally liable for the act
Of his employers but as the pledge hail been VIC
lated he could not be further allowed II seat in
the Court. Mr.. Ill left the Court accordingly.
The demennour of MIR. Avery is spoken of by
all, as being remarkable for lis propriey. The
following account of II is from correspondent Of
the Boston Ccntine:
Whether the Rev gcntoman ON trial is guilty or
not, 10 one but himself and his immediate friends
know, but his whole department exhibited on the
trial, pro'rocted it has already been, and is still
likely to be, is denoing every thing, other than
guilt ca know am not OF his immediate
friends, but must say, and shall use language f.
dapted to the occasion, that as if Conscious OF his
innocence he appcaysio hareput hislotolc huSf and
confdcnce IN his God, that he nil deilrer him ;"
and having firm aud deep conviction of this he
appears be altogether unmoyod, and is so inditfo
rent to what is going on, that he is one of the last
men you would select tson those sitting with the
Counsel on both sides around the table, as being
the individual on trial. whose lie even was at
stake upon the ,ssuc of it, Once in while he brings
Sigh but it is no more than every man in Court
occasionally does, and all probably from the same
wcarncss at the length the trial, and of
each days sitting, and the time consumed in exa-
mining witnesses He occasionally rcclines on his
hand, with his elbow on the table, but, otherwise
maintains an uprigh, sitting posture he is ola We
ry piepossessng appearance. Tw ice only within
two days, have noticed him speaking with his
counsel, and that but word two and once |
saw him smile while others, (pot emitting the
Honorable Court were engaged IN a laugh, at
some shrcwl answer of one OF the Witnesses The
INTEL gent part of the community here arc of op.n-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

We regret iolcan says the Boston Cen.iacl,
that Mr.. Edwin Buckingham Junior Editor Of
tue Courier, died on the leh inst on board the
brig Mo,mald, on her passage from Smyrna 10 this
port, aged "a MIR Hu bingham was youu2
man OF superor talents and intelligence, u ready
writer, an accurate reporter and for several years
past, he has been adyantogeoasly known in this
community, rs co.Eluor with his father, in cou-
Quoting the Courier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

person on his way from New Orleans 70 Ohio,
~,ttss that tho Cholera exists on board almost ev
cry boat, upon the Mississippi. Several ofthe pas
senEcrs were attacked on board ,he boat in winch
he took ppssas.e, OF whom two had died, oas Cap
tam IN the army
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

ion ia, :. wiIl no, be Brought IN guilty. His
Giendy are yory confident that hc Wi, not
~. y Com. Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
From The Uastiagton CHM

FROM nc washington G}rbe.
we deem II proper to say that the Presidents
general heath is as good as usual. He, however.
suffers considerably from pain in his side, proceed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

Sealing Deoa Bodiet-Misc the young modi-
cal student who was tried and found guilty in New
York, ofremoylns the dead body Of a child from a
grave yard, for the purpose of dissection, has bfen
adindged by the Court to an Imprisonment OF three
years in the State Prison
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
From The PetersJnrg Mteiitg6 nccf, Nay %.
ACOUNTERFEITER APPRElIENDED.


A man of genteol department and appearance
VITO gave his name as kaac NJ Daniel, aud who
stated that he lad recently visited the town of
Lynchb1rg, but came last from Monroe county,
vas oppfehended at tie Hall. Way House be-
tween tins place and Richmond and temporarily
committed TO our Jail on Thursday lust On his
Examination, II appeared that he had passed on the
22d inst. counterfeit Ten Dollar u s. Bill on
Capt. SAMUEL l.. MoaGas of Holloway, Mho on
discovering the circumstance, Immediately pur-
slad him, and found after enquiries or the road
that he had passed similar Notes on Messrs.
So0rnERtaSn and JosKs in Dinwiddie county.
The three having united in the chase traced the
gentleman through Petersburg to Mr.. H.renfa's
Tavern IN Chesterfield where he taken !.
b1ve s,ated. &4Geo III Counterfeit u. S. Bills,
chiefly 80 Notes, (neafly all of the Norfolk De-
posl0 besides about 500 good money, were found
IN his possession but, as il did not appear that he
had passed any IN this place, he @as Saturday
turned over to the authorities of Didwiddie, to
take his trial where he had committed the offence
While here he trayed nothing like spprehen-
sion. but on the contrary manifested considerable
scltpessessinn, refusing TO answer any questions
winch could possibly lead TO his own elimination
lie no doubt belongs 10 an association whose ram
| lfcatons extend To nearly every section of the
| State and probably h is not tile least shreW d
member of the fraternity.
The taoiers.-The 81. Louis Missouri Repub-
lican, OF the 18th inst, says:
! This strange disease has abaed us rapidly as
IT'S commencement was violen,. We have made
inquiries OF our physicians, and find that sin
Gle case oi fully developed Cholera has under
Their observation Since Thursday Inst. The dis
ease has. indeed, lost all It's tcres and we do not
oppreh bend any further aflcton TO our cny'
| MEMPHIS, May b CRoiera.--Ths frishtful
| and mysterious disease has again made it's appear
sncc among US. Several deaths have occurred
during the past week, but happy to say, thu,
ont of the many We car cnumelote bat three OF our
! citizens.
! NlcseerRa May 9.-Thc Health officer regrets
- b. ond'r h necessity Of reporting tlr t choc
IN IS raging with undated violence in toWn--i0 Gu
scs having occurred in the week ending at sunritc
this mornlng-33 whites aud blacks-l7 of which
! have proved iatal2f in the las, IS hours OF
which have died most Of the remainder, from the
report Of the physicians bid fair to recover
hhcApfTrLATioS
Eattes. BLACKS Deans. Tniai.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
Eattes. BiacLs Deans. Iai
y. SpElNSE.R, II. U.

=. cIElNDt-R, IT, -.
webbing, Mny 8, 1873
On May 9'h there We. ease Of Cholera and
opy one death, m Oil c,sc--t.eenss Sbatins.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

Mssjs,iPpi.-A new and fourishng town of IF.
ty houses, called Amsterdam has jumped up on
the BIG Black river, about loo miles above its june
ton with the Mississippi, in the last twelve months.
1t is in the heart OF rich cotton growing country,
and steamboats, easily ascend 'oit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

Great Peaestrien Fta'.--It is stated on the hu-
horty Of the Buffalo Journal that las, week Lieu
tenant Johnson, of the Goth regiment of the British
Army, for wager of tSi00 undertook to walk from
Fort George, Z. C., to the Eagle Tavern, in Bufa-
10, and return, distance ofseventy-two miles, in
eighteen hours which feat was performed by him
in sercateen hours, with apparent e,so, inclu ding
crossing the Niagara River from Waterloo to Black
Rock. The day was very hot and sultry, and he
roads were much broken up by the previous heavy
rains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

MLapns, May b CAoiera.--This frishtful
aud mysterious disease has again made it's appear
encc among US. Several deaths have occurred
during the past week, but are happy to say that,
ont OF The many We car cnumelntc bat three Of our
citizens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03


large md lespselobla meeting If etfzens con.
Yenel ot the Dislliet Court toon, nj O'Clock ,hlr
afternoon, plasann, 70 notice ia tho nt1tning pa
pefs, Tor thc purpose Of taking some measures in
reference 10 Tie recent deatb Of JOHN RAN
bDLPlI, Esq judy llotKt@soV WAS called t.
tn Gaer aaa Cot. JonN q N4rnar1l appointed
Seer#lnty
"a motion of JonN Srg1eAsr, Esq WHO made
a fore'bl" nni eloquent adtass on tho ohsrac tel
and nblilues Of the dec aseA. II Gomnllse sns ap
pointed to confer with the personal tr.6ds Of The
late John Randolph Esq. with he view ol IN 4klnS
arrangements fJt offering pubic tribute a res
pei to 1T remains THIS motion was snppott,4
b. lioRAeH HlssGY, Esq IN speech Of SEN
leasth
ihe m,tlon VIVA unanimously adopted by the
meeting aud ,ha following named gentlemen wer,
appointed tn Commute, ~ Nicholas Bddlc,
samuel Brcet Joseph II smpiull, X W.Hns G.
/ insersoH, Jun Blown, q NJ. nila. Con.
/. Caiwaalef, 1ahuG W almolsh Iu lse Hop
klasan, aud Holaee Bunnoy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
:
DOMESTIC NEWS.
fr,m,.s Rses a ND fssqairer. Ma -

FfomsAs Ries8 I'D EaYHirer, la >,
JOHN RANDOLPH, Es1. Of Riaaeks
This ex,raniinary n4n Is 10 mots A. APP
.ars nv the following letter. AMI the accompany
sr extracts fran, the iast phia lorhia papers, ~
.rsa,lci lis last IN that City On fndty iaat. HIS
shes will be conveyed 10 h. ratiye Xifs mia
/ ID ,hcv are expected to arrive to night IN this
~r nnier Tia care Of his laas ani ioilnse friend
/ nv. J. Barksdale ESQ., OF Amsi,a county, who
jaaprcned 10 be IN thtaosi'asa' al Tue TINS o. MS
heath.
y Some alder pen than our own, vii lac found to
ia Justice 70 the merits Of III Randolph We may
Law truly, that great man has his day fallen ia
nsrael AS an Orator, he was, with one exception,
|fsuperior 70 any other man whom Virginia. and
we may add, the Uh,e1 States. hN ever produced
Patrick Hcuty alone bears away the palm from
kzaii competitors. For MS power of conversation.
ktrIr Randolph sisod unfivaliad !lIs genius vas Of
1she mos, brisianl ooler-N the mos, polished taste
thai lent all her graces to It's Improvement As a
4 Politician his reputation great Tue friends
q Of the Rights OF the States never forset ths t
#tinsushed services he has rerI-...' on numerous
Il occasons 10 their clevate5 cause. Peace b 70 his
nshes Tho man that traces these hasty hucs
& buries all unworthy feelings IN hiss grave.
& (frorl N e HatkiHs ESQ. Of IuR'nia, aot1 IN
IAi'aieio4ia, 10 Dr. JOAN BJ0okea5taas4 a.
Iichni0Ha
pnhAnEtrniA, May 2ilh l933
L nEAn Sin II IS with much pain that | have to
inform you tina, Mr.. Randolph died to lay IN tins
/ place According to his wishes, made known 10
4 as Ly his fnthiul servant arrnnco menis Will bc
made fos sending his corpse TO be bafed at hts
1 residence on Roanoke Il viii probably reach
Richmond on Tussdny nesl. May take the it,
berry to request tina, you will procure some means
for having II conveyed to Charlotte as soon n pos
sIbe The body will be placed ina lsadap coffin
which will be enclosed IN box large enough to
hsvs II well covered with sail and ice TO he renew
ed, II necessary nr, Parish advises this course
and says there Is m danger of any material change
in the body for ten 66een days |, will be at
tended nv Mr. RarScsdale OF Amelia.
With high ostaem. yours,
HENRY +. WATKINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

sinee the publication of the list Of the Board OF
Writer'S for the Academy at West Point, James
Mc!1o"clL Of Lexington, Virginia, has been IN
yilcd 10 attend the examinations
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03
yALEDie TORY Address.

Of Bisa1p Jfosrsi Sandas eptaiag, MAJ -
1888 al fhe ttoss y tie faie CaHr.atioa at Rich
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

= ..Nr Rand oipt leas born IN the I'm June, i7'o
I'll Enge5ser
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-03

Since The above remarks, based upon the author.
ity of letters from Richmond, w.r, prepared fot
the press. we have rec,Yed, the papers that place,
which give some what different aspect to he
matter. WecoPy The following from the I mes
nrt tho 2isi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-19
THE REPUBLICAN,.
N EW PORT II
wEDEsDAY MORNING, JUNE 10.

We expect the President and suite,
consisting of the Vice President, Secre-
taries State, War, Navy, Major Donel-
son, Col. Earl, and several others, will
arrive in town this morning about 10 o.
clock. lie takes passage on board the
Steamer Boston, Capt. Comstock which
leaves New London at 6 A. M. and will
be landed at Capt. Potter's wharf oppo-
site the Custom House and from there
be escorted by the Committee TO the
Lodgings prepared for his receptions in
Mr.. Whitfeld's spacious mansion near
the head of Touro-st. lie will proba-
oily visit Fort Adams after having re-
ccived the congratulations Of his fellow
citizens and tomorrow morning take
the steamboat for Providence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-19
clare thst he and he alone is the md
er Of Miss Cornell.

c'ere thet he and he alone is the md
er Of Miss Cornell.
lhink it quite time that these
ions and feelings now existing i'll
community should be made known
Tiers; and why have they not beer|
Is because our presses are muzzId
c'es'cai and sectnrian influence, an|
Editor waits to see If the other
speak his own and the sentiments d
citizens in this matter. would al
them to speak and to speak freely
speak freely though they loose ever
natic and sectarian on their list
they starye for want of such subscr #
1t is well yes, far FAR better than
out an existepce under the domin,
OF such contemplate tyranny.
talk of masonry and masonic influ
as Hydra hut if they will look be
the veil that covers clerical influenc
this country, they may SEQ MON
more hideous than was ever hidde
Masonic aprons, and more dessoIs
to the Liberties and intellects Of this
ton, than all the corruptions ofits la,
more dangerous to its future well b,
than all the selfshness and ambitic
its demagogues. PHlLETA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-19

During the late war gentleman and
his lady were going from the east Indies
to England, his wife unfortunately died
on the passage and left two infants, the
charge of which fell to a negro boy a
bout seventeen years Of age.
The gentleman for some reason which
/ DO not recollect went on board the
Commodore's vessel, with which they
sailed. There came on violent storm
and the vessel which the children were
on board, was on the point of being lost
They dispatched boat from the
Commodore's vessel to save as many as
they could they had almost filled the
boat and there was room enough for the
infants or the negro boy. What did he
do 7 He did not hesitate q moment,
but put the children in the boat, and
said, " Tell my master that Cuffee has
done his dnty," and that instant he was
received into the bosom Of the ocean,
never more to return.
The queen requested the celebrated
poetess Hannah Moore to write an epic
poem on it, but she wisely declined il,
saying, thnt no art could embellish so
noble sentiment.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-06-19

ELooUENCE.-The Ohio Republic|
gives the following extract from a spec
delivered by member Of the India|
Legislature, on bill TO encourage d
killing Of wolves, which in sublimity d
seldom been surpassed -
"Mr. Speaker The wolf is the me
fer"cious a"iu'al that prowls in our we
tern prnIries, or runs at large in the f
est oflndiana. He creeps from his Ia
king place at the hour ofmidnight, VIII,
all nature is locked in the silent e,
brace of Morpheus, and ere the porte
ofthe East are unbarred, or bright PHI
bus rises in all his golden majesty, who
litters of pigs are destroyed !"