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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
FEMALE CHARACTER

Women are generally deceived when
they think tina, they recommend them
selves to the other sex by an indifference
10 religion. Every man who knows M.
man nature. connects religious feel.
inS with soiiness and sensibii,iy Of
heart. At least VIC always considered
the want Of u proof Of that masculine
spIrI'. which. ofai your faults. We dis
like most. Besides men consider your
religion ~ the best security for fefnaie
virtue. IN whioh they are most sensibi,
interested. Never indulge yourself m
rldlcule on religious subiects, nor CIV,
eoontena0ce to u IN others by seeming
diverted ct vhat they say.-This. 20
the people Of good understanding. vii
be a sufficient check.
Let woman be deeked with al the
embellishments Of art and the Gifts Of
nstufs-yet II badness - 20 Do read
"a her face, u blots al the lines of beau
~. Modesty is not only an ornament.
but also q guard 20 virtue. tea deli
cate feeling N the soal. which makes
her shrink add withdraw herself from
the appearance Of DAGGER. ltisansx
qgIsite ssnsibslity that warns her 10
shun every thing hurtfai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
--sroseee-

when the Romans besiegcd Ciuncn-
tutn IN Lucacania, and the city was r..
duced 10 thc last extremity, two slave,
escaped into the camp Of the bcsic-
gers. The place was soon Afterwards
taken by storm and pIundercd. The
two slaves then ran ~ the house OF
Their mistress. whom they seized with
KIND Of violence, and earned off
When they were asked who shr wsss
they answered, she was their ni.i-rte.
and most cruel mistress, upon whom
they were gong 90 take revenge f.t al
the harbaTous treatment they had sui
Tered from her. a. ibis way the, COM
PEELED her g. gust the cats and con.
'cycd her ~ safe rctcat where they
concealed her WIth great care aud
when tiIc iury Of the soldier, Ms
ab'icd and tranquility VA, restored IN
the ciiy they brought her back ~ her
house. and obcyed her a. before. 81,
gave them their liberty. which was tl,
grraiestrcward 10 her power ~ L,.t,v
bat certainly faT short 81 the services
they rendered her.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
THE MOTHERS INJUNCTION.

On PrrseHfiry her San ,siis a Roe.
bcmember love. ~ho gave thee this.
When other ,l.ys shall come.
Whrn she Who hal thy earliest kiss
Sleeps 30 her narrow hom..
Re-r-'bor 'r.rass a mother ga,--
The .S.f 20 S,ae Gae'd dc 10 sa,,,
hat mother sought pledge Of love.
III. hottest tor her son
And iron the gifts Of Con sbo,r.
She ehos- a goodly one.
M ete'e, for her 6,iorrI Boz.
me S'uree .fLyhi, Gad ne aad ION.
And oade HIM keep the gift.-,ha,. when
he PARTING hour ~onid CONG.
Inc! niisht have hope to mc,, ...,o
In an eternal home.
SAe said has fsiiih az f,s, r-2u,iL.
o-'fsf hieeaie 10 Aer nsemayy.
ANA should the seofr,r r. in las pride.
Laugh that fond faith % seor,.
n.n bad him cast the pledge aside.
hat lac from youth hal borne
40 eia'r Ann paEse. aaI AJAX IA. 6rca.,-
~ nc, o. she, had iyred h.n beet
n parents blessing on her son
Goes With this holy Thing.
lac heart that would rrtan the one
Must To the other cling.
[fescn5er' 'ts no ale for
II a'i.e-'s S.ff-Renes.Ier, 6sv-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11

Dsrgyf -Hgrriage.-On TUESDAY la.,
TIE marrilge Of the dwarf eNhib,iiny in
ih's town. Don Santiago de los San,c.
10 Ann IhPkins, whose parents reside
81 Livery street. took place at IT. Mar.
'in 3 church. The DIN Is T. wear. Of
az and about - inches high eand
his1 Hopkins - - year, 81 az. and a.
bout 10 inches high. The Rev. Mr..
io1e Performed the maria-r ceremo-
ny and Tie High Bailid had The honor
1t giving the lady auay. The bride
and bridegroom were brought o. the
church in a sedan and. a. might be-
expected. ara immense crowd 81 peg-
PIE assembled. which y vas found I'M
possible o. control without the a,d OF
tie Poiice.-BirAlngiala lite.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11

Fay IN h, letters from Europe. pub
h,hcd 90 the Ncu York Mirror, says.
that on walking through one of the
Tiandii yaiicnes ~ ari boz Genoa. "tbs
valet pointed out bust 1t Washington
Informing mc that De- was a celebrated
Amoucau po,i. Long may IA. works
las IA their present binding
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11

oid tfocks.-i love 10 contemplate
an old clock-onc of those rclicks of nv
gone tune, that come down 10 us wrapi
IN veneration, telling their tale OF sim
pie yet touching interest. How erect
and pnm II stands in Won corner. like
some faded specimen of maiden anti
quIty' Its face bears evident marks OF
beauty decayed, but not obliterated
III Is PLAN that It has seen its best days.
but equally evident is il that IL was The
PRIDE and ornament of It's day-unrival-
lea among MS companions. How many
eyes have watched the even tenor of its
ways, as Il moved on in the reverend
ing, yet still beginning Journey of the
hours. Hours! ave. wears have gone
by, since that aged monitor of time 6rst
started on ats course. And they who
sat out with II, in the morning of life.
whose motions were as active. and
whose principles of yitality-ifthat may
be called so which animates a clock
were rs S'rong-wherc are thew Do
thcy yet hngcr IN the walks of the VII
lage Can they be seen under the old
oak tree, or at the door of the co.,,.-..
| see them not there vet there t,nf,
The old clock, bliihely and patiently a,
ever. The voice and footsteps arr: NJ
lent OF those who journcycd up with !,
to the full period of good old age. A
ne" race has sprung up long and far
removed from the other: and as they
,eo watch the progress Of the old clock
,he'r hours are ilectly passing by, an 4
lme wnh them will soon be- at a clos.
How impressive then the lessons au,f,
10y that old clock. and the simple ,l-
scription OH H. dial plate" 1ea.l,4s ~.
git"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
-0lfff1

Pr'''oa Fl9lrer.-Thc passion flow
er Is 80 named fromi,s supposed rcsen-
bi1noe % the instruments of cruelty
i";i' aud = imagined. by the devou,. "a
nave particular reference 10 the Sa-
.,'ur passion, or suffering on the cross.
lEkvET IN hrs Mediaiions in a Flow.
90 Iar1cn, has an account Of all the an
PaF1ins used IN the crucifxion. and
supposed To be- found in the passinn
Hover. There Is a description of the
eora that bound the limbs Of the victim
OF u" Hqifs that fastened them 10 tho
"ood Of the haz~,r that drove the
n'ii' and Of the horaS that formed
The crOMn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11

Marriare saiarges the scene If han
faness % mIsep mauiaye Of ,n.
icr~si easy. and . marriage Where both
meet hlIpy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11
The Queen Of Prussia at tie Bail, of
Tenn,


A few minutes before the ,,,,cL a..
queen vi Prussia, mounted on a s,Iuer,,
charger. appeared on the field of hattie
and accompanied by the ,Lt, Of the
youth oil berlin rode along the from, of
The most advanced lines OF the Pn,S.,,n
army. The flags, which her own hand,
had embroidered 10 stimulate the troops
together with those which had h.en
borne IN the armies of FrcdericL ,h,,
Great, and which were blackened With
gunpowdcr, were lowered NJ her an
proach. Shouts of enthusiasm resound-
ed through the Prussian ranks. Tn,
atmosphere was SO clear and the tu,
armies were So close 10 each other that
the French could plainly discern the Co.'S
tune OF the Royal Amozon. Her SIM
guiar dress was. indeed. the chief cause
OF The danger she incurred in her FLIGHT.
On her head was helmet Of polished
steel shaded by superb plume. The
rest ot her dress consisted of a cuirass.
glit'ernS with gold and silver, and tu-
mic OF SILVER brocade, reaching To her
ieet, on which she wore red boots
WITH gold spurs.
When the Prussian army was routed
The Queen remained on the field attend
cd by three or four men Of her escort
who had defended her. However small
party OF llussarS, who had fought gion-
ously during the battle, rushed forward
al iull gsllop and with drawn swords
the little group. Started bv
this unexpected attack, the horse. which
her Majesty rode, darted off at a furious
gailop and had he not possessed the
heetness OF stag, the fair Queen would
lniailihly have been captured by the
Z rench liuSSarS, who were several
tunes very close upon her. The Queen.
pursued, arrived within SIGHT of the
gates of Weimer, when a strong de-
tachment of Dragons was seen pursu-
ing her at full speed. The comman-
der OF the detachment had orders To take
the Queen AT all risk. But no sooner
had she entered Weimar than the gates
were closed, and the Hussars and ORA
goons returned disappointed to the field
OF battle BOurienne's .ucaoirs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-09-11

The Miss Watson who is to appear
al NIblo' : Garden this evening l. the
heroine oi a story, lately published in
'he london papers, relative TO Pagani-
ni ana young female who eloped with
nm 10 the Continent English paD,r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
MIR. & MRS. II. &. = s1iTsI'S
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies.

klllE next session OF this School sill commeuc
- on Monday he LIST OF Sep ember in the spn
eIous tenement TWO doors above the post Office
Bodrlers will be received NJ the customary rates
AMI every attention gwen rs well TO their mora
dePormenl as 20 their advancement in curnins.-
10 such boarers as my desire It, lessons IN VIA
sic will be given by Mrs Smi,h, an the pupls
allowed the use of lie Piano.
A Professor of Drawing will, in the course Of
n session, give lessons on he principles of Per.
spec,ive
Lessons in French are given withou, extra
charge.
States ind pencils, writing paper, pens, ink and
WRISTBANDS, iurnishoI for an extra charge of 50 CTS
per session.
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EhlAOsoph,caA s.Sctures.

NNtiE fourth and last DIVISION of the spbscr
"a ber's Lectures, beginning and ending with lht
oehool Session. will comprise,
l. Outlines II C olosy,
=. Outlines of Mncralogy,
B. Botany,
a. Outlines of Natural History,
5. Natural Theology.
Lectures will be delivered every Monday am
thursday evening, =, early candle hight, in the
school Room, the increased accommodations of
winch enable the undersigned TO invite the attcn-
dance OF Ladies and Gentlemen at tho same time.
seats Will be reserved for the exclusive of such
Young Ladies' as bcang to the subscribers Schoal.
Tickets for Ladies or Gentlemen, each, S3 ca
For Gentleman, with the privilege of
inrodntln. a Lady, 5 %
Family Tickets, 80
+ r members OF the Subscribers School,
attending daily ecita,on in phos.
orhy, 8 90
Tickets payable in advance
f. G. SMITH.
Aug. Il fits
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~. y DAILY Adp.
EALrIMoRE. Ancnst 2,

Yesterday andio.day presented a hv,Iy oppear.
ahcc ~ some of our streets, from phr number of en-,
grants who hive arrived N our pon within a d,v
of TWO from Bremen, aud are now dlrecilno then,
fourSc towards he West. Their general appcar.
'occ added 70 he fic' of their carrying witt then,
most ct The implements necessary for thei, comfort
and convcnlcncr, end some of them largo sums OF
money, IN 'uces us to bel, We th,t they will bccom
volueble acquisition 10 hat sectlon of our coun.
toy. IN u rman population, generally, arc pro.
verbal Tor the industrious habits, and the lalcn,
aud enterPrz d'spInYed by those vino hnvr en- M
ed IN mercantile pursuits, the beneficial a. cts Of
winch our city Will long continue To feel. lnev
arc desirable addition 20 our population. ca
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
From he .NotJoik Beason, Aug. ~.

From Tie >otJoik Bacon, AaS. 1o'
SUIcIDE.-A man by the narne OF JUN
NEAL. said 10 be from Pennsylvania, and sail
maker by profession exchanged The CO es and ton-
bles OF this sublunsry scene, yesterday morning
for those of a world VII eh 10 the sel'-mfr Iefef
should nresent ,euors infinitely more appalling than
any that The human Imagination eoniJ devise. u
would seem he was not DESTROYS Of privacy N coin-
hitting 50 awfd decd. lie entered Batbef
Shop on Main Street bet ween . aud o'clock IN the
morning, and applied for razor. rs The Ba'eer
supposed with the design Of sh wing himseli) am
nffcr rejecting one as not sharp enough, made
choice of another, which he drew across his throat
With considerable violence and leaving the shop
ifarnedia,ely, with the blood streaming from the
wound wnlked deliberately down Msrk5t Square,
ard THOUGH WIDE Water Street towards Town
POINT Having arrived opposite Mr. Harfls's ne"
Building he sunk iown exhausted from the loss oil
blood lie was taken into ono OF the houses, and
physician sent for, who sewcd M the ofiiicc, and
stopped The bood--leaying him 10 repose but no
sooner 9ns he Jeff alone, thDn he tore open the
wound. and bent on self destruction, consamma ted
tie work which he had commenced, doubtless in a
state of mental deinngf ncnt He expired about l |
o'clock.-hn Inquest WAS he'd over the body
and the .ry broaght IN verdict of " Death by his
own hands,
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
pIrrSRuRa Pa

PtFfSBUs1. Pa, Aug. II.
Rcas,ifai resua Of the Experiment 'Efifa.
ordinary FIeilIi.s "A gentleman has just eailrd
- inform us Of the arrival OF large amount Of sTe,
cie, belonging 70 the Gcvernment, which IS nov
uadcr guard of tseive men al the Afsen d,
where il has been deposited for safe keeping, Ia
consequence of The dearth of he usecss arY factf.
tiles Tor IFS transportation wes'wards An effort
is said to be ao@ making to procure wagons Ter
this purpose either in con sequence Il e law sag
of the water Or for some other reasons with VIM j.
we arc unacqaain,cd |, is destined cor one OF
the Indian tribes N The Mississiprl or Missouri
This IS another fac; 10 prove toW g" admiralty
the wise system of deroslte banks works Who
ever heard of a ser seanl's guard beng necessary
10 protect government remittance oi c'gbfy -
ninety thousand dailsrs, whist the public money
Nv 5 IN lhs custody in which The law RI 'cedh =
The specie d, seems, has got us far, ON II. way r.
CinsnnaIi, "a pitisburg. The next We sball neaf
Of il, probably will he of IFS berg aground ON some
sand bank in the Ohio, waiting for rise "a the ~
yer. What becomes, IN he mean lime Of the en-
gagen>nts OF tn Gov nneni Have not IT'S
draughls ier The pay II iac army nj s@us o. the
western posts been already protested ]
MAJ Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

1He renc'adle BIshop None Of Virginia, is
now on i VISIT Ia hls ehiur'n IN Tins city and VI
unity. On Sgnd1y he preached a most ardent and
III chona'e sermon 10 his ancien' congregation nr
R'c"mand on Staten Is and. II slny an nfrec-
~ sefns 10 see tins Il, vcrend Prelatc - hose
al Is i"sted by more than seventy wnters,rcmln-
i'm those whom he nnstcrrd To- nearly half a cen
ary go, OF the changes lhtt had tab n pace the
Nv thai remained, ana the assembled number TINT
no" hlled the seals Of those who wcro no more.
! M worthy man appears IN the enjoyment Of ex-
eeien' heal b, 10 retain all his faculties Of mird,
nj 20 MS Jealous IN .he cause of hls Master a,
was th'r'y year ago when he was settled in ST.
stephens Chmeh, IN the Bowery
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
Correspondence Of tn Journal nf Commerce
Rrchesier " iuRRsi 1871 1884


a most Drum, .a'ir ior t,pk p'5r Al one OF tie
Cooper -shops Owned by Mr. Van Scoyver, IN
this city, last evening, and Tho FIRST YOU will ben
IN Mind that has occurred since the ersoniZa7
non OF the County of Monroe, where conviction has
tollawcd The circums,nnees are these the ow-
mr. and overscer, Mr.. Van Scuyver ii being Satnr-
day evening, told the men WHO were al work for
MIN, that if they would 20 to work and clean oul
the shop of chlps and shaving, whlrn had been
accumuating through the week, he woall treat
fLct1 with bal a barrel of beet TO which they
fcr1ily consented, did the job, and received The
beer.
A dispute now arose who should have the irs
irinl, the Americans or Iishmen the company
b." Q nb,u' equally divided ihe result was, a
qpnrrrl cnsned IN the course of which Niece IAN
irtshm7n) struck Mr.. Squares, flltd hun 10 the
groun' and before So srcs could recover Niece s
father sprung upon HIM, enl from repeated blows
~ the brcdst, soon ihishcd what the sen had com-
meme d. | should have added, thai Niece used n
elnb probably hoop pole or something of hat sou
IN kneckng down Squares. | have not heard whe-
lhcr arrests have yct followed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

A Ropue CongdL-l wi, b. recolecied that Y.
slsrsref ab,cond from rhalcIppla on the . d
June Iasi @lih several packages al Blnk nafcs, ~
mounting % 1000 nel'neine 10 some brokers IN
tEla city. H." d4ec cd his course south, AMI lcii
Savannah IN brig Romuius winch arrived ut
tlayrc On tie l5ll JulY.-Ihe fnct II his depar-
tnf W.. romnenloat ed 10 Bpasley, our Con
sul at la re, mn lett sen BY wy of England.
Vhlch fortunately Icrchcd INN brtorr the arrival %
ne R"muIus Mr.. a ley Writes fom ilaVrc,
a.der lao + the IL i ut rs follows -" You
lstte. ol2llh OH tpr ship United States, vln Ly-
erpooI) was received Just III umr TO neeomps h the
oilect Of the R0m nins ariyed IN the roads soon
alter s receipt nd ia the aid of the police Sc
cnIrd tn person Of Seire3cf before he landed,
nd have ohrnlnej urwatds Of $1,000 IN sprclp,
notes aud d ats the particulars of winch mud d
Inc mrdns III tde use al Ia serve you III sn'inI a
HE packet viii not permit ne 10 give ny thu con.
veynuce'
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tell os III about them Their history, numbers
and litniis arc still in ebscu,ily nothing definite
Is vet known OF tn m, bni hope shall soon be u
bic 10 give the world a clue 10 hem.
II ny If and health are preser' ed anticipate
many pleasing scene for my pencil, as well ~
incidents worthy of reeliIng TO you and the wori1,
winch shall occasionally do rs an opportunity
nay occur Adleu yours, &c.
GEO, cATL!N
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MAJ lat
THE JACKSON EXreRfuEyr.-wo

csiycd his marn.ng the following letter.
"llAeEasrowS, Nj. Aus. 30, 1871
Sir -Yon W.utecc,vc enclosed five dollars, Ga
nql Scrip wheh Is cbleny al n KIND OF money
VIC can see here, in these Jackson experiment
times
The noie or csaai SrRp IS sisnod tota y hgh
Clerk, and Johq H. EniOH, President. Is this a
saq,ple Of the better currency proposed BY the
ka.aeo ca.unet, and promised ~ ne rs'o-
clcr 7daey? Baj. Pat
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Cash iOr .Seyvoes

w WI pay tho highest cash prices for all
the likely young Negroes, of both sexes
nom IL to 20 orr yeats OF age, we can get Those
wishing to sell are requested to refer to join A
rowan al Lyncnbure, by letter or otherwise or to
Jon" L. iiarris, Lovingston, Nelson county. Va
r,,, ROWAN & HARRIS.
Sniff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

We extracted from the London peppers lalely n
story Of Lady IN F'ance having given birth to a
bncl and white child, twins; sIngnlar even, o.
The same complexion, harponea on last Tuesday
in our own immed ate neighborhood On that day
In house in The wool near Dal,karth. n young
woman was del vered of male twins, one of which
vas as wnitc MS European children commonly nrc
At ihcr birth, aud the other Of decidedly African
dnginess The white infant was still born and
the bla only ilv,d few minutes. Both babes
were buried III the coutsc of the day. The girls
story, VIC understand, is, that she saw black man
IN Dumfrcs mail e, md was so struck with his al.
pearnnce that she could not he p turning buck TO
get ano,aer pep hun. Il dom. feel quite
inclined to take this account ourselves, VIC have the
less objection to our readers doing so.
DumGies Tunes.
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FACT.

FAC 7.
We are now tod III"
al his very time nee
pcnscs g,caNy ca fe''''
tic rerenNc.
FACT.
I he amount oil "
,esc did increase '''
yet, in place of IS E,
ceeding the " addI''c1 ~.
amount required ~.
transportation, by mV' y
ihln ii / undred thous''.
dollars, . they had
borrow SlS0, 00o, "'=
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been reduced fora loi to so in twenty. -four hours

been reduced florn l0i TO so in twehiy-four hours,
while the strength improved.
The bath of the IJara Springs, Oath Court
House, where we stopped three days, IS of on &c
tagonal form, and forty feet wide fiom orc angle
10 The opp site one ehd between five sn1 six lee.
Jeep m places. and ba whore lcss than iopr The
waiefof tn srftng which supplies ~ is VI the tenn.
psrslnre Of % Fair. clrar aud transparent, and
emitting gas IN large quantues Few i,ei'ngs
can be more delightful ihsa hose Which atc pro.
Blc d by bathing IN thls water. Here one pldh-
ses lntoths liqnIi element, aud ~ every saiety Of
At uniz, endeasnuri Ia compensate huns. II Tor tn
fHIsns and d1st OF travelling, At lhis unlfe ri Of
warm season. Aiirr les hatlllnss ~ the Warp
Servings, aouy and rheumatic ipflcs Is sin to et
errlSe thasc nis Whit lfnuoyt tble, md soon
enioJ entire exemption from + in. Two hnprs a.
a lme are allotted faf ib. aides 10 take the bnth
ana .le sam perio1 ior the gentlemen, nnd 50 on
alferneta, thou b the day. A @iale o. 4, lost
Il IS ssgnal vt It Is occupied - s.tc fofncr
The fIo' sp,inss fyc mi from the " m, arr
lhfec IN tunufI. One at these Is Of tie tcmpsfn
fOrc oi I0i Faer anI ofa GOOD drp.h. AID snth
gently caraeo1sufol scyers pc sess Fl" baihe Al "a
ume Il sioD toptHd.
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Passion Fl0wer.-The passion flower is so ma
med from Its supposed resemblance 10 the lns,ru.
mens Of crucihxion ADD is imagined, by the dcvoui
to have particular reference 10 the Sayiou's pas
on or suffering on the cross. IlERvEY III his
Ncdlrhtiors in a Flower Garden, has an eccount
Of all the apparatus used in the cruc6yon, and
supposed 10 be found in the passion flower, III re
IS d 'rcrlplion of the cord that bound the limbs of
tho victim Of the mats that fastened them TO the
wood Of the hammer that drove the nails anil Of
the hornS that formed tho crown.