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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

receives INN tds,e ieiief aud "a !. ~ tons ,nsiau-
tcs has been thoroughly cured b, the adams
i,aii,n OF
DfF1fiiittS Remedy f'OR I HE pII,E1
tNNHio nPpfoy Il cnmpnand also mi gnie, and
u removes the sympiona ~ bilh frsuUenilv ac-
compsn, the, d.o,det. ond ,o.ton.c ifie dapge, II
IN p"ien'. w Lons- Htniaeae LIS IF npbs~
~ - iid,g t,ttUn aui oth", mutks ~ DE-, Jaw
~ Atce,cd Paient .,lrs lrpu, a ,i,siBuce
= II IL hut justice In you 10 INFORM ,o, TIA, 4
have Used you' Dnmtuss fehedy for he P,ffy for
st,ne tnr past aud nave i,oud j. r,Ii,ur MI, sug
s,lul'
Az officer IN the Army obser,,s-
. have he"h np"bled tor ,e,r. VII, the Piirs
aud have v"r found any rsuiehs thai woull
eomihfc with yo",s II gave Ine nLuosi INN.
.i,lo feiri .
~ fhysiciao aud Drurg,a w,te.,
= have sold al ihe mrd,tine you sfut me-
ebich ,sso highly recommend Tor ibn Ptes !
wish YOU ioseod ma One duzrn more b, the lrn,,f
The ,omedy j. gate ,nnoorol, aud may he al.
hinideieh 10 all ages aud hob s,Ges Plain mil
ample Dinte u"s', With dcsc,,ption II the com
rs'n', nocomp"ay each pftkegr which consists
'i i'o bntts QUE con inning 81 Dis fmaRr aud The
oihrr an ilrctuAHy. Free 81 Tor hstl ar,,.
chez, o. 90 efnis ee,ta bni puc i So aulrd
- None Reuuins me sigsel Ga fltu .nia,,,s
n,mi'd "fnppeI by The sofe 1toD,fftar / KIN
Der, uamtdtme baeee1or t. tn i44e Dr.. " 4
G"'"hY, - sale. with n. ti4e nihor = fou,ras
HtHei69, NJ lis aoa a,ipg t.aem so 80 ,..i
d9"t i9J k1dd,s Dt"s oio,e. cpfusr 81 Corr
and Hanover streets. ,tsr thucgr tihn H,.tau
aud bl @, " his special appointment, by
how'll. DivtEs Ar.
:. Ln'Ge discaonl 10 nosn .ly pay 10 .,ll u.
gun.
Auges ulen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Tues lay last, 10y tho Rev To.
mas Jones. MIR ISAAC X REYNOLDS TO Mrs
SARAH RUCkER, all OF Amhcrq, county
-, a ''feslon's Ridge, on Tuesday The a2,l
instant by The Rev John Early pf DAVID
MOORE, of Huntsville, Alabama, 10 Mss MAR
TIA l., daughter efGo BeoJamiu lImrison, OF
R,unsw;cl, county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

- sml improper,,iE s'nsasasonoiti,i H. 4,
- ne as.-As 70 tie rew test Of ! yir.
CT = .aab'canism' winch M. Moore has dis.
e'' We let tina, pass for whit it is worth.
o. =, ,be only evidence furnished by dinner par.
-, a when wine is in, vii IS cut
t,bn VI Gregory. Ri. X Cradle The 10.
~, ,5rof Suihhtutlon IN Va. since the death o,
r .soos Jefferson.
~ at ina r. X. Crale and Thomas Jeficr.
m, only named IN the same day, bat coupled
> f.. .,,ne sentence npIe-hIll to hug Oiym-
.is
= I Randolph. Il. X. Crallc, John II
- and Duff Gteen-wlth such sen'incls
III ,pprehend no dagger Health and pros
,.riiy attend 'he"
~. sentiment shows that the Ex-Lieu;cnant is
.,t,rsIv ,jevoiJ of gratitude. Tie three gentle
-, hcm he has named as scntinels " have Ger
....,. earned claim 10 bis best wishes by the zeal
-, III. which they have esPouscd bis cause. We
.ns,t however, tina, hatred OF Jacksou.sm rather
I'D. love for HIM was at the botlc m Oft.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05
STANDARD Weight OF J, neat

VIE subseflhcrs whom they inserted their no.
tee N The last Nreinlan, fixing the stan
iard weight ct wheat At 60 lbs 70 the meos,,,oJ
hnshel ared nndef the impression that thar wa.
he weight fixed On by HE Richmond M,llers bu,
asecslanms soon nitef,b-i the Mllers there had
-sduesd The sen!atd 10 - lbs Immediately ad,n.
led thai ~egitas tho stpudard - their Al liz here
aud have been receiving all the wheat nj that
weight since, and VIII cuutlloc 10 do So.
LANGiDRNES & MEEM
Join ROLLINS,
DAVID STAPLES
I"lY ~ u6.if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

II would seem. says n German Paper, q" TINT
even the insect world has become impregnat3d
with revolutionary IDEAS for, on the i'h instant,
the inhabitants of Heidelberg were invaded by my.
riads of tri-colored cockchafers, all being striped
black, red and gold. The good citizens of Held
elbcrs VIII no doub, take all duc measures to rid
themselves of these radicals" ftench Paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05
NOTICE "a.
70 Rheumatic AuVaAds I

xDERsOS5 .uGptnr rnie. Rhsnmahe a0eef'e1
are respectfully sssrrea, hal my ean Oh
~ The psopr ietos AID his ssspfs sale spf Az
mifahIe temcdy for RHEUMATISM, however on
stna,s the dsorde, ,,ay be- aud ia ell ITS a.sefe"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

A general Court Martial is to met in abolt n
fortnight at Philadelphia, to try Col Albright OF
the slth regiment Pennsylvania Militia The Of.
fence is in parading his regiment on the 10Th of last
MAY, the day Of legal muster dressed es Edntas-
Gcats, as they were called by the newspapers al,
the time--that is, Iig.cd out in all manner orr
dicuous costumes in order TO bring the militia sys-
tenn into disgrace. Col. Albright appeared in pro-
per costume himself, and drilled his troops proper
ly the law prescrIbes no particular uniform or
mode Of dress for the pr,vatcs. The Judge Ad-
voca,e will he puzzled to make out spccfca-
tons An intent to make the militia system, ri
diculous is queer item Of accusation, AMI might,
include moro than is intended, and II is hardly
less absurd to make an officer Liable for the IN
ccnlth clothes Of his prvntes Mayor Joe Bunker
ought TO be on ;hs court, with Jack Downing as
Judge Advocate. BAL hatr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

z'5' Rice Garland, Esq of Opolousas, (Louisa-
M, formerly Of Virginia, is spoken of a cnndi-
date to represent in Congress the district heretofore
represented by Mr.. Bullard, who declines re-clec
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

- \ RecrrF The New York Miro. recon
mends to the al,os frequentrambes in the coun-
hy as the best n,eahs Of making ,irrna Hlfs3 Mn
orIe A lessant recipe. and glorious meta
mophoss. We doubt its potency, however.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

r We mentioned IN our LAST that the admin
Isration had appointed an Agent, to ascertain on
what terms the local Banks will perform the scfvl-
ces for the government which are now discharged
by the Bank of the United States We have
snes lie 'rned ,hut the celebrated but lately over
looked A0'os kendaH has been appointed the A
gent To discharge shis duty The news Of his ap-
polntnent has been met by some Of Iho Northern
papers with causic rliicule, by others with un-
qualified ndignation. Poor Amos the stencil Of
his g bad name prceedes him. aud renders him an
unweeome visitor, wherever he goes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

A noAx.-An article j. going the rounds of the
newspapers, relating th' particulars of n horrld
conspiracy in the East Indies which the Wash
ington Telegraph says is n hoax, although dc
failing au3n.nrton which took place some sixty
yenrs ago. The hoaxer his just altered the dates,
and the thing takes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

-, The Richmond Wing, copying nm article
from another paper, thus endorses Il. We knou
what Mi q. says below, to be true, 70 tie best o.
our bet,Ct'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

s-5' The Editor of the New York Daily Adycr
user Theodore Dwight, Esq who was Secretary
of the Hartford Convention snys lhaths history
of the proceedings of thnl lar temed body will prob
ably be ready for the floss in two OF three weeks,
and VIII be published in as short time thereafter
II will be found se'y different from any sp,cula-
tons which have been formed as 10 lis probable
character We know of Q work which Will he
read with deeper interest at this moment than the
history oftls,t conclave of New England nuluiy.ls
us showing the SOL in which those dangerous doc
uincs first took root
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

e. The Cincinnati Gazette states, that in owe
ry part oftdc great NJ ,Ssslppl Valley, the crops
ar" most abundant aud generality saved In
Mississippi and Illinois, the Wheat u sall to be
remarkably fine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

State might not II they thought proper, presume
To address linn respectful letter oi repentance
on any subjeetl lis fueads surely pay him no
compl lmen. IN surprising TIM, he would have m.
swered such a letter 10y nsulling ils writers For
our own parts while We have not a very exalted
opinion Of our Governors ppts, aud believe TINT
he possesses quite an oxc'tablc tempe lament, YET,
we have no ilao that he would have lost sight of
the respect due both to himself and to the s,gne,s
otthc New York Letter had he been in the place OF
Gov Lumpklu. o. If we are mistaken IN tins
snpposition-had he mounted his 4" high horse. -
We presume the New York gentlemen would hard
y have been frightened out of their wits because
he chose 70 make himself ridiculous The Cover
nors reserved nights would hardly have given
him legal jurisdiction over then bodies aud MS tor
personal consequences we do not imagine that they
would have had much 10 dread IN that respect as
however Vi client Gov. Floyd may be, it is hardly
presunahle that he woull have encountered the
host OF slguers in mortal combat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

81. The Presidents arrival at the Il p Rups is
announced IN the Norfolk Beacon of the 39lh alt
lie "os accompanied by Andrew Jackson, j.. and
lady, Mis- Doneson and children, Col Earle, Dr..
ihomts-an1, though last, not least, Frnoel5 Z.
Blair, FOL Elior oithe Washington Globe and
lady, Ehe Ptesiden, was received with military
honors. Ths Beacon says he looked we'll and
seemed 10 be in excellent spirits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-05

~ Tho last papers Announce the dea.h OF Com
William Rsnbfidso ono OF he Oldest most eli
cieur and most gallant officers OF the Navy. II,
died at Philadelphia on the afternoon of the eth
ult in the Goth year of his age HIS commission
as Captain bears date on the eo,h May, 1900.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

for delaying to communicate these docu
been explicitly stated, and this il The
tied, as it is not understood that the in.
Chambers IS in any manner required
those papers.
sf-ucems'ances, in case so important TO
f'ur cilizens, and TO Tie character of eur
Z disappolntments so unexpected.
'~ever might respect the general
= adyerIed, no longer to delay
# 'er Plenipotentlary to Paris,
communicate The result
government at an early
-ord'ngly appointed dis,in-
III. .rpose, VINO proceeded on his
Ell aud was presented to the King
M Of October. lie IS Particularly 10
--Aters connected with the present ~
nd. indulge the hope, ha,, viii, tI'
Fl Is Instructed to make, All ton ,i IL |
sted by the King AMI las MnI.,ar. ''is
ceS to our Minister at PAr,,. tha -. I'm IA |
nsideIed, and satisfactorily dI,nas1,
OF the Chambers. F'SSu
YES important lntere.,s. ,,Jl
- share OF the publc .', 'N us a. |
Z make this explicit ,', ,,terS.o@s /
should be disaspointcJ ~ ~, Ss
subject viii be AGAIN bro,,s,l',
~ such manner as the occasion
have always been main
IS anu Russia have been
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

turned grey--and that with his consent,
she would apply something that would
prevent it. Willing To indulge her in
her lumor, he consented for her to make
the application, and she then introduced
into one Of his ears the nose Of
phial, of which The bottom part was bro
ken off. After this, she went to the FIRE
place, melted portion oflead, and then
poured it through the phial into his ear
The bridegroom screamed out in agony
when the bride rushing from the room
like one frantic, went to alarm and call
up one Of the family, who repaired to
the chamber-the gentleman gave an ac-
count Of the adventure--and the plug OF
lead was taken out ofthe ear. II is said,
that the fsmale has since exhibited strong
marks of arrangement, and the presump-
tion is that she must have been laboring
under some extraordinary insanity, when
she made this attempt upon her husbands
life. Letters have been addressed to
gentlemen ofthe Legislature, to enquire
whether petition asking for divorce,
would be received by them, dispensing
with the customary notice previous to
such an application. We have reasons
to- believe that the above account is real
ly and substantially correct.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

AN ACT, in amendment Of the Act entitled
"An Act relative 10 the election Of Sena-
tors and Representatives to represent this
State in Congress, and Of Electors for tn Q
election off President and Vice Pres;
dent Of the United States"
BE II tnacted by the General Assembly and
by the uthority thereof Il is enacted. That
fiat any election for Representatives TO rep.
resent the people of this State in the Con-
gress of the United States, neither candidate
or only one shall have majority Of the le-
gal votes Of the whole number Of electors vo
ting in such election, and q new election or
elections shall be ordered by the General
Assembly or directed by the Governor or
other person exercising the duties Of Cover.
nor in pursuance of the provisions Of the
second section Of the act entitled "An act
relative TO the election Of Senators and Rep.
resentatives 10 represent this State in Con.
gress, and of electors for the election of a
President and Vice President Of the United
States" If two Representatives are to be O.
lected, the two candidates having the high
est number Of the legal votes given in at
such election so ordered, shall be the Rep
resentatives and be declared duly elected, g.
receive a certificate or certificates thereof
accordingly, and ifoDly one ofthe candidates
shall have such plurality, then he shall be
declared duly elected and receive q certifi
cate thereof, and another election shall be
ordered in pursuance of the provisions of the
said second session of the act aforesaid, for
another Representatives, and so on in like
mannc. until two Representatives shall be Q.
lected by such plurality Of the legal votes
given in at such election so ordered.
True copy-witness
HENRY BOWEN, Secry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

AMERICAN MECHANICS MAGAZINE,
uJ'Tho subscriber proposes to publish u
monthly mngizne TO be called the Ancri can
Mechanics Magazine His object in So doing
is to lay before the Mechanics of the United
States, ut n cheap rate, in convenient form,
some account OF the improvements in mcchan.
les and machines, as well as a list fncw inven-
tions and patents, both in Eng land and iAc Uui-
ted States. lie is not aware that there is, at
this time, any publication Of the kind in this
country, furnished at price 80 low as ia bring
II within the reach Of Tho great mass of Amrri-
can mechanics and he therefore has dcicrmin-
cd to commence ths publication of a work with
the above namo, on or about the 18th ul F-bru-
ary next which will contain most OF lie inter
esting articles. or at least those which Ray ho
ofinterost to our mechanics, published in tho
London Mechanics magizinc, with lis engrav-
ipgs, together with whatever may be received
from our own countrymen suitable for such a
work and OF interest TO its patrons
The Mechanics Magazine will be printed on
beautiful paper, with new type. containing for
y eight large octave pages of two columns
each, stitched in u handsome cover OF colvTtd
paper, and issued on the first Saturday Of each
month, ot the very low price uf So per annum,
in udyaacc, d. X MINOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

In this town on Wednesday morning last,
after lingering illness, Mrs. SARAH II. ENes,
wife ofMr. George Engs aged 80 years.--In
recording the death Of this estimable woman,
we can say nothing that would enhance the
qualities, which she was known so preemi-
neatly to possess. Memory, which. clngs IN
mournful consciousness, TO one SO endeared
in the domestic sphere, and throughout a
large circle of acquaintance by the strongest
Of social ties, has engraved on the hearts OF
the mourners, a deeper and more endnrable
language than any that could be uttered BY
ilS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

Outrageous Assanh.-A respectable
female, named Mrs Langston, accom-
panied by young lady was walking in
Elm street, on Tuesday evening, they
were met by two men who stepped up To
them, aud attempted to enter into con-
versupion not succeeding. one of them
soized The veil of Mrs. Langston and
tore II from her bonnet she immedi-
utely cried out for help, when the same
fellow struck her blow OH the head,
which Knocked her down /; she was car
ried home insensible, and until yesier-
day morning her life was despaired of.
TIE william who was the most active ia
The assault was taken by the watch and
has since been committed to Bridewell.
The other escaped and has not yet
been arrested. lb.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19
0SNEw-YORK AMERICAN, 7yi


Weekly, VOLUME I'd The Tfi-Woekly Amer.
can contains the Same that is givon in the Daily
paper, and differs from il only in being published
every other, instead of every day. This is tho
only Tri- Weekly paper published in NewYork
IL is very convenient medium OF intelligence,
at very cheap rate, for Gentlemen IN the
country. who wish not only TO read the news Of
the day, but also TO learn what u doing in the
busisess community. ~ the Tri.Wcekly, as
well us in the Daily New.York ainercan, will
be found, in addition 10 the news.and advertise.
ments of the day, an ostensivs Marine List,
Sales Of Stocks aud of Real Estate, Prices Cur
rent, and Bank Note Table,-.snd all iss the mo.
derate price Of fire dollars. a yenr, IN adranee,
or just half tho price Of daily papor, as well
as ofiho postage .flthough IL contains asmuch'
reading aud advertising as the daily paper, the
advertisements are not 80 oiten published IN II
as In the daily, which enables Us 10 give all the
reading matter of the Daily.
TefTs. fisg DOLLARS per year, in advance.
Published at No 35 Wall street, N. Y. by
ID. X. MINOR
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19
Jan. 2ist, 1888.
GJ. NEW. YORK AMERICAN, Daiiy, Vol.

GJ' NEW. YORK AMERICAN, Daiiy, Vol.
UmEl -an eDeaingpaper, which gives the latest
news Of the day, both foreign and domestic, up
to the hour Of departure Of tho mails, south and
north. II also contains Literary and Miscollan.
eous Selections, from the best Foreign md A.
mercan journals, together with Review or
Notice on Saturdays Of most of the now Publ
cations that have issueo from the Press during
the week 1t has also a liberal patronage as an
vantages Of Business, Instruction., and .4mase
mcnt. Those who advertise in tho daily paper
have the privilege Of advertising also in the
TM. WEEKLY AMEmcAN, if they desire il, rith
out amy additional eapense.
Terms, TEN dollars per annum, in advance.
Published at No. 35 Wall street, N Y. by
ID. X. MINOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

AN ACT in relation to extra Judicial osths.
SEC. l. Be Il enacted by The General As
sensbty, and BY the authority thereof Il is en-
acted. That hereafter if any person in this
State authorized by law to administer oaths
and atiirmations, or any person not author
lied, shall administer to any person or per-
sons in this State, any oath, affirmation or
obligation in the nature Of an oath, not au
thorized by law or il any person or per-
sons in this State, hallknowingly or willing
ly permit or suffer any such oath, affirmation
or obligation in the nature of an oath, to be
administered to, or taken by him or them,
every ouch person so offending, shall forfeit
the sum Of one hundred dollars, for the first
offense, to be sued for and recovered in an
action Of debt qui tam, before any court OF
competent jurisdiction in the county wherein
such offence shall be committed; one half
thereof 10 and for the use of the person who
shall sue for the same, and the other half to
and for the use Of the State. Ard upon con-
victon for second offence shall in addition
TO the penalty above prescribed, be forever
disqualified from holding any Office of honor
or profit under this State. Provided how
ever, tn at nothing herein contained shall be
construed to interfere with or abridge the
powers of any magistrate in the discharge
Of his official duty, or to subject any such
magistrate so a penalty for any error Of judg-
ment therein. True copy-witncss.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

the snble,i ofRanipads. Internal Improvements
and news of tie day but IL now embraces IN
addition fo the above, depa to'ent Tor Ssrie ~
inrc, ard another for The Mechanic Arts, he,e.
in will be found an account Of mpst new lbves.
tions. Such, indeed, bus been the encourage.
,Dent held out. that the publisher is INDUCED to
extend its usefulness by niakiDg u, Evt only a.
Journal of the progress Of Internal improvements
by means Of Railroads, Canals, and Steam Car.
rages, in our own country sndsnr Europe, L4t
also by making il Journal Of mechanical i'm
provements aud inventions, and thereby collect
ing greater variety Of nsef3l information, rc.
latng 10 such subjects, into a smaller coinpass, :,
and at less cost, than eau be found in any
other publication now before tho public Ar
rangencnts have been made Ia give engravIngs
or illustrations Of such new inventions as may
he deemed important 10 The community. Tho
American Railroad Journal and Advocato of In.
ternal improvements, will alAo conta ~ much
interesting and useful literary and news read
ing, with such public documents as may be
deemed worth recording for future reference.
Ii will also contain Meteorolo gicaf Tables. kept
at Montreal, l.. c., New York city. Charleston,
8. &. together with others kept al intermediate
places. We have also the promise Of one kept
on Red River, in Louisiana; also, Prices Of
Stocks, Sales of Real Esiate, Prices Current
and Bank Note List, &c. &c.
Terms, THREE Dollars per annum, in advance.
and toW not be sent whh0ut
The first volnme may be had either In sheets
or bound; and the second volume will be for
warded by numbers, as they are issued, TO any
part OF the United States. Price of binding, 30
cents, 20 cents, or 81. according TO quality.
Published al No. 35 Wall street, n Y. by
ID. MINOR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

a Gloomy Prospect.-William Whit
man, alias Rand who robbed a watch
makers store some time ago, in Newark
(for which however he is not to he tried)
was yesterday adjudged by the Court Of
Session to be sent back to the State
prison at Sing-Sing, (whence he es-
caPed last suminer) to serve out his old
tern, together with what may be added
for leaving that place SD abruptly. He
is now about "a years of age, and if he
lives to serve his time out in all the
state prisons tn which he is indebted, he
w"a he free man by the time he ar
rises AT the age of sixty years.
n. Y. Standard.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-02-19

AwruL CALAMITv.--We learn says the Lex
ington Observer OF tbs 26lh ult iron an un-
questionable source that the dwelling house oi
mrs Pollard Of Garrard county together with
the barn and several other houses were entirely
consumed on The llth lust and, most dstres-
sing TO relate three Of her diug were burnt
to death in the. .houss Their bones were found
near front window, where il 10 supposed they
had gone 10 cndeavor to make their escape :
The fire 10 supposed to have originated from
the carelessness of a servant girl who had
hghted the unfortunate ladies up stairs Be.
staes the awful and heart rsnding death Of her
danghters mrsPollards . loss 10 said 10 have been
verv considerable having lost all her corn