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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06
DOMESTIC NEWS.
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Tie Foat,ng Salute 1t hlyog been ascertain
ed beyond all doubt tho the Wings have seilrsed
splendid triumph IN oh,o,by tue g,o,ee OF nsJof
iry Of Members ol Congress, and nearly IN thirds
Of The Legislature the Wing COMMITTEE OF ! Dung
Men IN this city have determined 10 mahiies' on
The occasion, their joyous sympathy. Accordingly.
lhey nave chartered the steamboat Ono To proeeeu
TO Albany and announce on lis passa~ath The giot-
Gus victory over Van Burenism IA the Slate from
winch she derives ber ma NJ. II viii lenVt mere
u rnerfog with committee Of Ways on board
vino will fic minnie guns ontil Ter arrival At Aba
nv 50 a. To COMFY the cheering intelligence 10 az
ths dvellers u,,n the be iutifu' banks o the ii1d
son On ihe morning after II shall have rosfheJ
A. any. taey VII fl. salute oftSo hundred "a 3
hon Capitol Hui, IN front OF the State iioas'.
whose sounds shall penriraie We trust, The deep
81 len Of the. r. goney. II IS coa,cmp'ate' 70
eh ,rsar a anal boat Ia pro eel thence 10 Bnhho,
aud con' inue the mig along TIC whole line oil the
anal, arOusihg Ia Il IN T. Of ouI S.nlc To ,ynPh
thizs with their orc.hlen of OHIO, on5 prompt ttrm
To increased txerlions 20 release hef FossHssioos
f ON the ,ncnm1raDce II AZ odlous mortgage.
Tn LIN Fiigote Fine Ono "il noI pro-
eaod alone apo hgrpattioc embassy. SHe wa
earfy the beau ifIl ltllc itisde Con3uuisJr nisns
Wuh her, from snrh he salaios VII DC Il d. lie
parleulat, ., bsr ofl.e may be gulhe"d from mo
1o.olatuas passed. ~ tie grea, Wing Meeting on
Monday. Cgm ADJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

The wLie march,lis and dealers # New York
bill grea meeting n thu exchange ~ the after
ap3u Of Monday lnsi AM, on The same day the
J =e.a1n parry, N great numbers. celebfae3 The
.lc,o.y IN New Jtsey, & at Castle u 'fde".
w snail not nov give ptrichiar' oil the Proeoel
fags had -bu these meetings, from Tic e&trnofdi-
mar, Strength and splr d pl,yed show esfo"
rful and as perfect arrymcn OF parties ~
~ ever heard OF, TO carry on' AMI Command sue
cess Tor their respective preiereocs a the ballo'
boxes There Will be Ms II wtre, battles OF giants
n NJ. Yark on 'nday, fuesiny AMI Weeles
day thc ono party TO win the city and sac, he
oiher 10 retain 1t. lonk held dominion hh' "e nope
hat the generally appreh nJed dagger Of rolous
proceedings security will be ioanI TOR the prcserva
ion OF The public psaee ThIs Will b. bcs promo
j ~ keepn. open free access - CT egress from
the polls leaving It TO the ch1lchgcrs aud The
Judges 10 contest aud settle iho legality of the votes
aff 5od. NAes Reg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

UryAiiae toapem The Convent recently burr
at CharIes,o.n , Ms. viii not be rebuilt at tha
place bu, another is directed by Bishop Fenwcl
TO Lc erected at Newport.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

"A duel took p ace on Wednesday, which was >,
'enu'a oy singular Circumstances One of tie com.
oa'ans having had the first fire, placed himself n
M attitude TO receive thai Of his adversary, who ,o,k
'oi ana delibeioe aim. The ball passed thror,h
ms SKULL AM he died instantly. few scconds
wards his adversary also fell and expired lor
nc nc "an received ball whlc" travcrsed his lung,
he nevertheless retained sufficient s,reno,o - ..
e'u'e me deadly purpose of his deliberate ann
lGdignani's Papis .Ness.,co,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

The Rev. John t,etpont and Dr.. Jonathan Bal
kat are delivering lectures II Bosom Oh ohrenol'
syi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

After the death of William the fourth III. Oak
OF Cumberland will be king of Hanover, and TIM
VI me crowns OF England and Hsnove, be sepsra
t'd. ihs Duke of Cumberland's only son is s.
t''oie IN health that it is believed he canno, nv
long Alter him comss the Duke Of Suss.x, wbos
sons by Lady Augusta Murray, although dsbarre
rom the Sritlsh thione, are entitled 10 succeed i
Hanover
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

Among the incidents related Of the Chinese laiy
is the astonIshment manifested on seeing person
sewing with her left hand. She h ID never seen u
leihanded person. Atlor gazing for some time she
appeared 90 comprehend til. mystery, and burst m
q AN lmmodei ate fl Of laug her.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

A breach mended bp money.-A suit was tried a
ia " 1ays since "A Somerset New Jets',, wher IN
Mary Ann Bones olalmed damages from =. M
Allison, for refusing TO marry her as per contract.
The Jury gave her tcsirc Anad,ed doIa,S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

A student Of the Law Seminary in ONO, com
nag INTO house where loaded pistol was lynn
ON the table, corelrssly plrked II up and asked h
use they niade of IT, al WITHOUT waiting for an an
swer shot himself through the bend AMI died I'M
ned'ately.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-06

B4m Att--In the own Of New Haven, the Sc
m -n1tropolls OF the land oil steady habits, the Ia
th5lic Church vas lately entered and robbed OF q
silver chalce, and other articles Of silver, used OF
reigious occasions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06
No. 35-vOL. ~.

cords Of violated affection should burs,
asunder' That the scorned and de-
serted wife should confess, there Is
no killing like that which kills tho
heart" That though il would have
been hard for her TO kiss for the las.
time the cold lips Of her dear husband,
and lay his body forever in the dust, It
= harder TO behold him so debased In
life. that even his death would BE-
greeted in mercy; Had he died ia the
hight Of has goodness. bcquesthing 10
his family the inheritance OF an I'M
tarnished name. the example Of virtue :
that should blossom Cor his sons and
daughters from the tomb; though she
would have wept bitterly indeed, tho
tears Of the station he once adorned
degraded from cminence Ia ignominy
at home, turning his dwelling 10 dark
ness, and its holy endcarments ~
mockey abroad. thrust from the com
PanionshiP of the worthy. Seli-brand-
ed. an outlaw: this Is the Voc the wii,
feels, and Is more painful than death /,
tins she mOurns over a worse than
wldowhool."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06
rssE rKnPERANck CAUsE.
ELOQUENr HXrRACr-

From Mr. SPrzSae's Address before the Mas
saehusc''' Society Tor 'uPPrrssios in,e@Persnse
The common calamities of Iife NAV
be endured. Poverty, sickness, and e.
ven death may be- met: but there is
that which. while IL brings ali these
with IT, Is worse than all these togrth-
or. When the husband and the father
torgets has duties he once delighted 10
iulhl, and by slow degrees becomes
the creature Of intempcrsnce. there en-
ters INTO has home the sorrow that rrnds
her spirit, that will not be allevia,ed.
that will not be- comloried.
u Is here, above all, where she who
has ventured every thing is lost. Wo-
man, suffering woman here bends 10
her direSt affection. The measure OF
her wo, IA truth is full, whose husband
Is drunkard.-Who shall protect her
when be - her insulter, her OppFessor ;
What shall delight her when she Shrinks
from the sight of has face, and trem-
blcs nj the sound Of las voice Tho
hearth - indeed DARK that lee has made.
desollte. There IN the dali hour of
midnight. her gr,efs arr known only 90
herself. her bruised heart blccd> in sc-
cret. There, while the cruel author OF
her distress - drowned ln distant rcveI-
~, she holds her solitary Sigil. wait
ing, yet dreading his return, that will
only ~nng from her by hrs unland-
ness tear even more scalding than
those shed over mstrangTessions. They
hing a deeper gloom across the present
m"moEy turn back and brOods upon the
pat. Lake the recollection ~ the sun
stricken p'lgnni oihcr days come over
her, a. II only 10 mock her parehedl
aud weary spin'
She recall li,c ardent loyeT. whose
grarcs won her from the home OF her
infancy, the cnrop,ured father Who bent
With suoh delight over her new-born
asks u this can really ~ ham
ihis slnken being who has noshinx 61r
her bat sOis Disgusting bFntslstv
nothing ia these sbashed and trembling
children, bui the sO,'s Disgusting en-
ample Can We wonder tlsat amidss
" - a5onizing moments the tender
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

In conversation with one Of has friends
Who me, HIM a, Liverpool, and asked
hmm If the story VAS true, he replied,
90 To be- sure hail none other TO see
bu, her: al my odd familiar faces had
conc Of. and IN utter loneliness OF
SPsrIt- ] WIS giad 90 see the old woman.
Ay. nv dear boy. (hiS avorite mode Oh
addressing his young friends came
so Cork afer n lapse OF forty years,
and excep, this old woman and Mitch
ell, NV writing master-,he old man
must b. nearly ninety-thcy were all
departed His first visit was To has
Bsr-r. and eIrh night that he perform
ed. h. hal the Old dame IN the boxes.
- played with all INV heart" said he
- thar ] might please the poor old soul. -
And please her he did, for the tear.
oossrsed down her checks, and her
heart feit pride and pleasure in thus be-
ing moved BY her foster child.
BsssSH TrasscrIsf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

son would make public confession ol
his faith IN his will. lie said he would
seized his pen with great earnestness,
and asked what was the usual form Of
BEGINNING a will. His friend told him.
After the usual forms, he wrote: Il
oaer mp my soul 10 the great and mer-
ciful God; ! Offer 1t full Of pou1fioa,
bat in FIJI assurance that IL riH b.
eieaased m fac blood Of the Reueem~r -
And for some time he wrote on with
the same yigor and spirit, as If he had
been an perfect health. When he cx-
pressed some of his former dread oi
dying, Sir John said, n you, Doctor,
have these fears, what is Ia become ol
me and others. oh, Sir SAID he,
l have rTiffea piously. IL is true but
] have lived too much hike other men, =
Ii was n consolation 10 him. however.
IN his last hours, that he had never
written IN dcrogation Of religion or vir-
tue. He talked of his death and fune-
raj at times with great composure. On
Monday morning he fell into n sound
sleep, and continued I'm that state for
h"'i'' uputSf anu tilt.i uitu NiuiDut
gruan.
No action of his life became him
like the leaving IL. His death makes a
kind of era in literature. Picty and
goodness will not easily find a more
able defender; and it is delightful to
see him set rs II were his dying seal io
the professions OF his life, and 10 the
truth of Christianity.
Il now recollect, with melancholy
pleasure, two little anecdotes OF this de-
parted genius, indicating a zeal for re-
hgion, which We cannot but admire,
however Enthusiastically rough
When the Able Raynal was introduced
to him, upon the Abbe's advancing. 10
take has hand, Doctor Johnson drew
back, and put his hands behind him.
and afterwards replied to the expostu-
iation Of friend, Sir, will not shake
hands with an infdclr ~ anothe.
time, j remember asking him IL he did
not think the Dean Of Derry a very
agreeable man; 10 which he made no
answer. On my repeating the ques-
ton, Child. said he, Il will not speak
any thing in favor Of a Sabbath break
er, to please you, nor anv one else"
~ y. O6scrr~r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06
,seRaL AVE- RxLsGsors.
THE RIGHTEOUs REsrECrEp

Ih- tatto-ia- sn~rs,pt- takru from the rrrsn,
La a R<v Ro~L.a.I Hill, -IlI H. real With 10
srSS k sas1~s t.A- poser III Conscience even Ia
A--f n-ea-
Mr. Hill hal great reason 10 reioicc
n tlss- consistent hives and Jealous de-
SatIOn % God OF many OF his converts
1. NOctOa- There Wa among them a
Persoo named Rug. OF picty SO deep.
and Of Lfe SD useful and unblcmish-
GU that even has enemies admired and
were 1wed By his chlracter. Mr.. Hill
used I'd SAY ~ him, that he was one OF
the most complete Christians he ever
met with He has been, however.
mentioned here because he was con-
nected with An extraordinary fact, H.
lustranve OF Gods care OF his own
PeOple- Mr. Hills gardener. at Wo,-
ton- who had always passed for an
honest quiet sort OF man, was at length
discovered To have been the perpetra-
i0r % several burgiaFies, and other
dAFl1g FooOerie, m the neighborhood
tsSosza h. had, till caught m the fact,
never been even suspected. He was
tined at Gloucester, condemned, and
executed IL need scarcely be said.
that hIs master visited hIm in Jail. Du-
EInS has interviews with him there. he
confessed the many crimes of which he
had bern guilty. How was II. VIII
h1n, he inquired, that YOU never
rrbbed me, whsn yoa have had such
abundant opportunity SIR replied
h. do you recolIect the juniper bush
IN the border AGAINST the dining room !:
i have many times hid under il at
night, intending. which I could ca
s'ly have done, TO get into the house
and plumber it-5ut, sir. I was afraid
ss'rnethI1g sad 10 me, he Is n man of
Tod II IS house Of prayer-if break
n there, shall surely be found out
- ! never could pluck up courage to
1fiempt At In another conversation
he todd HIM, Sir. well knew that old
Mr. Rayy was an the habit of CARRYING
a de1l OF money m has pocket: tunes
and tunes have had behind the he'd ~
1t ih's Lane leading TO his house-he
has passed within a yard of me. when
soNslS home from the prayer meeting.
lsain and again could not stir
durst not touch Sd holy a man. was
afraid l always bean trembling as
ssslo n BE- came near me, and gave up
the thO0ght altogether, Tor I knew he
V1s iS'iy man. This II fact which
sell assures Us that God, our sun. Is a
shall too"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06
-DMO

The Wesleyan Methodist Confer
ence, which has this year been held in
London, commenced its sittings on
"Wednesday. July Both, aad closed on
Thursday, August 18th. About 400
preachers assembled. Twenty preach
ers died during the year, 81 young men
offered themselves for the ministry, OF
whom - were called To that sacred
employment. The increase Of the so
ciety in the past year is l7.753; viz i:
1900 in England. and 1883 IN Ire
land and foreign missionary stations
a very important point was carried at
this Conference, which will affect the
character OF the ministrv-the establish
ment of an institution for the improve
ment OF the young men who are can
didates for that office. This step is ap-
proved by the connection at large.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06
TIE PouTIcAI. SCREW

n paper published IN Augusta. Gcor-
ga, has adopted for It's motto the follow
ing sentence, uttered IN the Senate Of
The United States many years ago. by
Abraham Baldwin, aSenaior from Geor-
Ci9 -
Ny OWN opinion is, that II is the ma
iCre OF all delegated power To increase :
}, has been very sp,ly said 20 be like
the screw in mechanics u holds all /,
GAM, and every turn II gains little
more
On this the Political Examiner has
commentary. attempting % show that
the government Of the United States.
from having been a pure Confederation
Of states, has, by turning Of the Do
iItical screw, been converted INTO a
consolidated empire. one and indivIsi-
bic We hope IFS unity and indivisi.
bility are not undeTvalued by the Ex-
aminer, IN whatever manner achieved.
Bcslde some other turns of the screw
winch the Examiner saws were made
10y Congress and the Supreme Court II
notices, IA the following manner. the
airocious conduct Of the President an
the assumption Of the power which
belong 60 Congress alone -
No sooner had the legislative branch
~ uic GDscmment been driven away
from tie screw. than the Executive
thought It wa an outrageous thing that
'ongTess and tie supreme Cont shouiI
make Tie government lnst what they
pleased, and - be- tooL The serrw ,ni,
his own hands. The frst turn he ,o,E
vas on the 10Th Of December l-.l5
which completely annlhilAied the 40
NereIgnty ofthe States and established
a single military desposism over whst
were before twenty-lOm distinct IRE
republics. FINDING that the people we're
delighted Al this. hiss hvf effort AZ the
screw, he gave a second turn. and COM
Pae'ely crushed the power q Congress.
oy taxing away from II the control Of
ne public treasury. This be followed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-06

Hannah More was an intimate friend
% Dr. Johnson. EIe was extravagant.
" bod 81 her society, A. a talented,
literary and psous hly. The follow
nag extract % letter from Hannah
MoTe 10 her sister. written an I7S1. has
h>en seat us by our London correzpon-
deai- Pie says under date OF Angus,
= IL val aPP-ar IA Roberts Life ol
Mrs 1iOEe. work not Vet published
bat SrhSch viii be ouf in few DAYS"
Prayer u Dr. SanueI johnson with
Ia Physsesan. Dr. BrDckIesby. and his
eOuVeTS1fi. n past before MS death.
Mr. RePys wrO,e me a very kind
lsitss on the Gel'h 81 Johnson. think
iag ! saosild be impatient o. hear some
thaaZ TriatIBs g 10. last hours. DIR.
bs"cSirsby. has Phy1ci1n was with
hsna- Hs s1t o. ham hr physicianl
little hei1rr hc died .-Dpctor. Won
ar a Worthy man. and nv friend bu,
! ara affait yO'I arr MT Christian -
" hat can ID better Ga yo,I thln ofT.r
~. 81 ypsir prtseucc. a PRAYER 10 thr
-T~ii cd thsf vow may become a
' 'iTisiitn ~ ny sea II the word -
instanily b. t-ii 90 ms karrs. and f.,,
~ iervclt prayer When D. re
- clgkht bid - De- had uI.h c.cf
came tne.s. AMI cTicd. DOctar. vou d,
~ ssy sraen- The D,ctnr boxed
8 llil1iy b.ii liter > F,iuse eried Amen
} as'ason ord NV dclr Doctor believe
fgfng mtn: Tirre o. 70 sglrai,91 Bsf
= a. srSsgscs II ~ limb II Gg9'-
$50 h1Ue Srts down ray pave and
very WoSt have said ana br,, ,tt,|
'sss t.-usoroE. BnDckiesby DID 10.
4 friend desired h. Wo4LI NIKE
ius StIi ani a. Huine IN h.. lat M.
u,ents htd msIs sa imgious dechr.
la & D., 'P'afoas. ~ thought Il would
'e2i - esun,eslct the poi,Jn. u John
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H.@az~ Rkzas-~~

! = Fr-neh ssHT<T sTs-s a. f-sas-sa- evs-S.s<
a. 'i'e e-r-r- "a AsoE i-ssss ErA-SPT-
Louis Philippe born tn 9Th e Octo-
her, Iss3, al frss Duke % VaSoss- tEsea
Duke ID ChaTtres- thea General En-
late, then Duke os O-Se4as. tEs~n Ma
of the Freaoh--Tbe hfe q thss Prince
Is filed with CONTRAST b. y Oce % tho
most sinking eNz-nsSes q thu vScIsSs-
tudes d hursEaa tlsoskis In I7zB II
signed hnseif LD05S FsaliIy,pe EyzlS,s--
10 has zEsfoTsEse Frxn-S P-rzog- In
lSio he reclaimed has I'LL Al Ta-ra-D-
ma: he Eas TrsG1d q q an I-II- he
made use q II an lNcss 20 s.s1f himself
ON The frsf fhTuzae q IT, wnrsL- In
~ he Destroyed The ITu,a c1r~ of
Mount 81 nIchS~l= an IScSB he kas
the cells q tins shh,ey rsA,-ssss md e-s.ts
Il INTO State PHson= sa 1872 ~ saved
m NendoG1e a so3dSer - % v1s d-Dxn-
Iog: IA l-SBt has ooassshJes Srr al and
Kali man NbO a. sa s1azsIz.- 81 has IIss- {:
ga l-csn be SecizTes hszss4lT rzso-re a ~
( publican than L1fsves-.. arsxs s. oeErrss~s.
Al the Inso5~soe q DuS.sus - TEurr
who prrtcads 80 tkIak hssas.lf u.or- a
republican fiisa ~ az al IS,Bs bss -
veTnmeaf eS1ah4ssbes ts.c ooasIs.sna u
sIegc and The ruiz II sAse suossI - d.
fend che nsra1rch5czl svssern- A r.
publican so3dSer an3er ~ trs-coS1rs-s!
flag. b. aZnAlszed hsnself a; Jszs-
fnaPes and V4lmy. and fAsea h. sseArs
allegiance AID bs-asgr . la los,l. An.
and master. Ls1ls fb- EsEh.eea,h. and
badecks hInss-if EI-h III ~ hl.r feur b
la, GP - ifse day . hrs - 4Ezla taxes
an oath 30 lac and d. Sc fhe bloar and
On deieDoe q the c9suTs So ~hsrh b.
bad fougbi an kis y0assh- Ne-ssv. uas-n
historians shall haze recosSesi 81 li.,-
acts asd movement - Las ffsslrr<--
tbe record All ~ a. ez4s-,zs g. S-s...ri-
~ who Eiil haze ds&cz.iy ~ = .ses-
ing ihai tn "a fsrsy se1rs have t~~n
enT'ciicd zIih .,sr az LauIs F'hs-s,.se
II OTlcanE
The French nnter ca1.c1at-s us.t
the follow rlg orla1sls sl-s1aaars-. s,.-
On tn teh ~ N,.seu..--r. I-sI tbs.
Prince all ~ .iHfy-o1se rezrs q A..
iii' gacaiss So essf -zts1a.e.l ~ sav
nemhcr 81 his rac~ sad rsrs-
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ylssrEu.G.aNN.
TIE DEAD SEA.

Alter the pilgrims had blthcd. wo
left them and turned down to the south.
IN company with three or four other
English travellers and n guard from the
Governor, u visit the Dead Sea. We
rode across plans of barren sand for An
hour and hall, when we stood upon
the shore Of this memorable lake
Without any reference "a what other,
have said, | can testify to the iollowin.
facts: The wafer ~ perfectly lear an
transparent. The taste Is bitter and
sal, tar beyond that oi the ocean. 1t
acts upon the tongue and mouth like
alum, and Smnrts in the eve like cam
phor, and produces a burning pnckling
sensation over the whole body: IL
stIiIened the HAIR OF the head much Ike
pomatum. The water has a much
greater specific gravity than the human
body, and hence no effort, would cause
Us To sink below the surface. and ,tlld-
ing perpendic ularly, YOU would not
descend lower than the arms. Al
though there was evidence IN the sandS
thrown upon the beach, that in great
storms there were waves, vet thcsJ sp-
Peared 10 be- some foundation for The
reports of ITS immobiiity Notwi,h,iand-
ing there vas a Considerable breeze, the
water lay perfectly hfeLss; causing
not the slightest plashing against the
pebbles on the shore. The ancient
historians say that large Quantities ii
bitumen were gathered rom che sur
face Of this lake; and is II not quite
possible, To say the least, that II former
" existed in such quantities As To spreal
over the whole face of the sea, and thus
eiiectually prevent the wind from in
terrupting It's dcath-like q,ietude -
Modern travellers state that there -
very little OF this substance now Ia b.
found, and certainly we saw nothing
like It. We saw 40 fish nor living ami
mails IN the water, though birds were
lying OreT II an various directions un-
harmed. We all noticed an unnatural
gloom. not merely over the sea. but also
over the whole PLAIN below Jcricho.-
This Is mentioned also BY ancien, his-
torIans. 1t had the appearing Of the
Indian summer vi the valley" Like
a vast funeral pail LET down from bea-
ven, !, completely shut out all prospect
al a short distance down the sea. IIa-
wing gathered some singular pebbles
from the shore, and filled our cans with
the water. We returned Ia the camp A.
bout noon, highly pleased with our cX-
cursion.
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