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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-09-24

April 16. lss5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

BovAPARrEs GNEERALs.5rom thar n,
teresting volume Of ''Harps Family Ii.
brary," The Court and = Of Besa-
Pavtc, we CLEAN the followine morials Of
the twenty eight celebtatedait men
who make up the whole list hose serv.
ing under Napoleon, either aaubal.~l
France or Generals Of Diyisio
3Augercau died 18th Iui1Sl5. q
dropsy in the chest; Berthe ew him
self from a window Of bis ho,a The =.
my Of the allies was passing Il ; lQnh
May, 1915, and dls4 nsaantl 1870.
was killed BY Z nuGkee ball ntxen !.
Davoost oles g z 0nasy hplaint,
June, 1885 uesnn was kille ttaatlyl
# Marseg p z cannoa ball huhar-
nais. died e aPoplszy q Auaic1 hu.ry|
l,les4; 81 CY il March, lSdu.ce|
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

SowINe CLovn EEED.-On the sub.
Jecs OF narrowing in clover seed in Tho spsine
on winter wheat, hive for several yeass
been IN the Practice Of sowing nv seed
after the ground gets 30 hard a not to cut
up by the team-ssy the forepart Of April
IN common years-and then put on q cnn-
mon two horss harrow, and 20 once over.
When the clover is in its iirst leaf. SOW
on one bushel Of plaster to the acre and
never have lost crop of clover since adop-
ting this practice. Last spring so~ed =
bost four bushels Of seed; and in eoase-
quece Of very windy weather, could Gov
but q little while in the morning. did
not finish until the first week in NAY. vet
q. harvest my clover covered the ground.
II sowed and narrowed as above too earlv.
and the season favorable for clover. il soune-
times gets 20 large before harvesting, that
i IL IN the way ofthe scythe, OF rather il
cuts in the wheat, which ID DAMAGE.
Al to the advantag Or disadvantage tothe
wheat crop, think Il almost a benefc;al
y the 6rss dressing Of Indian cosn.-Ge..
,see Farmer.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

Toorn AchE.-A corrsspoodene adj
London Medical Gazette, has discovered
eat soda - . remedy for the tooth aehe.
He says that the most pleasant and aerss-
able soda will either immsdialely Or il
few minutes cause the entire ceseafioo
Of pain, BY filling The lecay,ng tooth cass-
fully with the powdered csrbooase. n
that It may descend 10 tho nerve vhich
IT. solution in the saliva will soon aflsr
allow It to do. He says he 10 not aware
that It will make permanent cure, altho'
i will relieve the sufferer, and for MANY
hours; and Il does not seem . loee in ec
dcacy by frequency If applicatioo. Il
vii not be useful, however, where pain
had ARISEN from formation Of matter.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

ImTN 1naity threw himself fion
windd66 hn fathers house 1t Meathard,
breaking . thigh, which resulted in his
death, June, 1918; Kleber Wa aaanina-
ted at Cairo, Egypt. on the same day that
Dessaix was killed n Masengo, BY the hand
of youth Of Is, who secreted himself in
the garden, md on tie approach Of his NC
tim, went and presented him with bit ol
paper folded like letter, and while Kls-
Der was opsaina it, the ASSASSIN drew from
his cleak dagger, and inflicted wound
causing immediate dissolution. He stated
that he lefi Damascus on foot By order Of
the Grand vizier, who entrusted him with
the mission of repairing to the French ar
my to take Bonaparte's lie. Lannes ex-
|pileS fss l!s ~fAes. of ? c-srcn -e
which 1wly his right leg and the
foot az ~ Of the left, at Essling, I'D
May, lS6p; Lefebvrs died in Paris. Sept.
l62O; Lnpoa at Liege, in 1916; Massena
expired On the 4th Of April, 1917; Morsau
fell when near the Emperor Alexander,
being in the Russian service } at Dresden,
in August, 1913. A cannon ball from the
French artillery carried away his right leg,
and passing through his horse, tosk off a
portion # the lef.. The remaining portion
of the leg was cut off by a surgeon-and
during amputation and dressing the brave
officer smoked acigar-scarcely moving a
muscle If his face during the painful ope-
ration. He fingered till the I'd Septem-
Der. was condemned to death at
Map rs, and shot-lookiug stead
faa 1iers, and desiring them to
a. - - save his face. The
west of the hsave'-|
~ - > who had fought five
france-not one a ga inst
- a traitor" being in the
tage. Pichegru was found
dead m1 con, with black silk hand
kerchief twisted round his neck, and al
stick thrust through the knot, whether by
his own hand or the hands Of others, seems
10 be undecided; Suchet expired at Mar
,eilles, Jan. lS26-making Is to % Who'll
no longer survive.
Ofthe remaining ten, Bemadotte is kingE
If Sweden; Grouchy left France for this
country after the second abdication; mol
mention is made in the work before us of
he death of Money; and Jourdan, Mac
donald, Marmont, Mostier, Oudinot, SouIt
ind victor severally gave IN their adhesion
o Louis 49, il August, 1880, and for
lught - l1s1o III still living.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

Matthews tells . capital joke in HE
farce Of tho Lone House. lie save he
gave the coachman as purging medi-
cine, a bottle Of ink, BY accident, For .
black doee,-and On discovering tho mis-
take, made him instantly swallow two
sheets Of blotting paper to counteracs ito
effects!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04
there was ssspsc1ahls psGceaien r.
- a. 0aaa ye0n ~ mike1 ~
she 1.ila1s ~ - - -
CO. - sf1lAGon i1i u.
wAils - feea1o1 49, - ~ S-S;
kindness - 0sdmA efili - i-~.se
y % said Tia y hae 1 ~, ev;ne |.
Lancaster fsnhylv,sia,
~ we Nv - pseeesioo wia3 in
way. 10 thossht eftst.ss q k;n;s:
Tread lightly, eo@r11o-~-no
His dark locks on hiA&ssw-
Like life, save deeper ligAkeaa 49,.
Well not disturb them -
Rest, .ow: his jourseyisg i de1
Your feet are o. His God
Death = cham 10 on your champ
He waiteth here his God!


|SWooe teodes sex! with snaros 60
round,
On oshsn hang Thy coneests and ny
Nature has made women we'd
night receive with esaaitu6o ~
lfioa e -. Yes ~ eloa 1elso
msnt pssvsaeed! How $40 1oso
(tector become her opprsuos! e.
tom seems lsagusd against hss.
with The tenderest feelings The whols
10 COMMONLY struggle 10 aapqse0 ID
Placid in the 0o0t favorable cirenmstaneo1
hes choice 10 confined to fsw Objects
and unless where singularly losaunats ~
fondest partialites are only . modiGsaai|
Of gratitude. She may reject but c.
invite may tell what weuld make her wros(
ed but dare not even whisper what ueul
make her happy; and, IN . work, exssc;e1
merely negative upon the most impoe-
tant event Of her life. Man las leisure d
look around him, and may marry a any
age, with almost equal sdvantaRs, womaa
must improve the Aeeting mement and Do.
termins quickly, At the hazard Of deter
mining rashly. The spring time ether bcau.
ty will not last; Its waae will b the signe1
for the flight Of her loven, and If tho pcs
ent opportunity is neglected, she may b
left to experience the only species Of ms
fortune for which tho world evinees no SYM
pathy. How cruel, then to incIease the
misery Of her natural dependence! How
to add trsachery to strength,
and 10 deceive or disaPpoint those whose
highest ambition is our favor; and whose
only safety 10 our honesty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

A fseochoas, stopping at . tavers,
asked for Jacob: 1There - eh -.
son here" hid Tie lhsdlsrd. eth 1T
any person wait, sase, bst = bees make
warm wid d poker."-sWe asswerod
mine Aoss, sthat = zip. Aye, ~ ~.
yoa are - d ngAs-Im eaa 49,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

zee 0osoo4 Ela0laeoe he.
He leans apea y hand-his manly brow
x 1oS = 1901 e oe.n, oot coeqoess agony
And thro, ~ IL . the i.s4 dian. ehh;n~ .,o-
From the rcd gush, fall heavy. one by one,
Like the 6fst e thunder shower-and now
! nc arena 's'a' around n'a-he - sIne.
0y'o"'
M. II n,f.h,;, Ia. oftIo.l;
oil. r. s I-.I - S..~n"'.
i.s. 49, .n $1,000 - iI 49,. .h;o1 30 a..
al 49, s@:s.;ou .od .v..n.,hv !. 49,.
- %. = = Iii -. vcu,a c on.
= ..I .c.ono,;.hss,asa,s
ss's;.ss.s.. =. ~ e. talents
-. :. $50 c..
ssfa y sssss.. s.....d \. -.
s,..,...ass ,..aad
H - ssssss3z fs-ccsss;on m;.
szs7s , nalv sans;.;xe
Il eng, xh;ch .,,h
\ .rd ,o,;r;nc a.
~ =. :..s.......a ~
r.. - e 1000 'f-
ne .-r;s + ~. s;,r so,. fo,~ e.ls
since and 60. m.ds h;nself Inown -
tho Thesn;.r So~;.,v ~ vo.,nc oer,le
men in this citv >. an amateur actor
Of life the subtle creations Of the poets
Co..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

beasfsfI Co1pGvisoe.-A gallase New
England knight q The quill, dsecrihine .
country dance, sayU:-@1he $685.
strings Of glass beads will row efueea q
the hssving aasoms Of ihs villsesss lie
polished rnbies resting On tbo delseaae
surface Of warm apple dunplisep.~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

l zee betooo KIadiatof he.
He leans up69 - hand-his manly brow
Conse9ts to dsseh, but cooquers agony,
And thro' his ide the last drops, ebbing slo~
From the fed gush, fall heavy. one by one,
Like the fFst e a thunder shower-and now
The arena suims around him-he 10 gone.
Byron.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1835-04-04

Fran Nr Ccmbe.IneEe St. Csntin's, We
vat to bluff, hearty, radical wines mer-
clnt, whom had very little probability
ogaining, but my success with the clen-
i'll Armada had inspirited me, and did
r suffer myself to fear, though ! could
sarcsly persuade myself to hope.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
IRON THE WEST INDIES.

IVW Ut a'tW IIWtfN TTtTUIG.
We are informed that letters have been for some
days IN tins city, announcing that the governor Of
the English Leeward Islands had issued his proc
lamation, ON the goth ut opening the ports Of the
island Of Antigua, for six months from that date
for the free importation, in any foreign vessels of
lumber, beef, pork, and hour,-and other articles
OF American production subject only to some port
o. colonial expenses. This measure is caused by
the effect OF the late hurricane which WAS very
severe at Antigua, the reported loss being cl5O,-
600
LATE From JAMNcA-Thc Orbit, Can't.
Mead, from Kingston, at New York, brings files of
Jamaica papers, 10 TIRE 2ath &C August inclusive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

The dis.atisfacon with the existing state Of
things under tire utw .ysfcm rot on'v continues
but increases. 1I;r representations Of the Govern
of Lord Sligo to the contrary e1cei, ii HI, address
10 the hdusc oil assembly. we'll - ia his CONT
muncalionS to thc government nj home. arc con-
ifadicicd and ser, much een>ured.
In answer In hi- address. at the opening of the
assembly, HAT bod presented al addrcs, in return
in which his .tccllcncy's statements were very
c,ly coniradlelod. h.. views respectfully qae.-
toned on various points 81 interest, and his meas.
urc5 rejected. 10 TN, address his eNccllcncy re-
piled only IN these wurd>-
Mr.. Speaker and Gentlemen ofthc Assembly
The unusual stsle Of your address prevents
nay donp more OF the present occasion than SIM
plY 10 acknowledge It's delivery
Immediately after the attendance Of the house was
required in the council chamber. where the assem-
bis was dissolved in short and somewhat angry
speech a measure which i, severely ccnsurcd in
all the papers, even those which have hitherto
been considered favorable to his cNcellcney's adj
nu>lrarion.
Great complaint i, made of the enormous es-
pcnsos attendant upon the maintenance of local
police-f33 600 having been spcndrd IN the first
six months OF lbcir establishments yet they are
said 10 be lnellIrent
The commentator act v uh iis table oil appor-
lionmrnt, j. published in the Despatch OF the 22l,
and bitterly comentcl on. The compensation " i'll
not amount, it is said, 10 twenty pounds per head
The accounts Gom the Wndward Islands arc
simiaf In 81. Vincent the NEGROES were still re-
iraciory, and refused 10 work, The case was the
same IN Donaafa.
The approaching coffee crop is said 10 gisr
promise OF b, ing most lu&praut. bui great nppre-
tensions expire ed that it viii no be picked in.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
Tuscaloosa, ALA Sept. II.
ENIAL NEERAN.

We have heard rumor stating that Major John
H. L. Wynn, member elect to the Legislature
from Limestone county, was killed, in Athens, on
Saturday night last in rencontrc with Mr.. VIM.
L. English. The particulars as we have heard
them, are follows Mr. English had difference
and perhap, renconttr with one of Majoi Wynn
friends, on some subject connected with the recent
election. Mr.. " Nnn arriving in town few min
utcS afterwards, went to the house where NJ. En-
dish served aSaclerk, and made an assault on him
-Ene>h finding that he was about to be over
come, drew his dirk, and stabbed him to the heart.
Major ". WAS member Of the last legislature.
lie Ina, le Il LARGE and respectable family to mourn
his loss. NJ, f. we understand has left the conn-
try. Hatamiaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

brooaht tbs subject again before The Board on inc
..,,.,,l that there had been a combination on one
II. ,.b, had boagh, up tie whole stock, and now
,,,J.tb, Shouts pay enormously, aud ASKING an IN
,,.,,is.,ii1n. lher some discussion, resolution
as adouteA appointing u committee OF lonr, VIZ
Nr>,rs. Nf,ins, L. Roy, Coli and beeehcf' 10
exapip, into the whole matter and report the same
:, ia. Roafa--jn the meantime that the difference
sb,lIie paid 10 the committee, subject 10 tie iuf-
,bnr determination Of the Board. II is well known
,I,, differences cannot be recovered by law on
,.,. ,slr>. and Tat the ONLY consequence oil ial!-
,rs - emulsion from the board. ne present
mod, Of settlement does not afford any reiiei IN
relation 10 paving By differences, but affords
chance 10 the seller that he may not ultimately
ba the loser. The general feeling appears to be
that the Bulls have carried up the stock too hlgh,
have been too greedy, and that had they only put
TN ,tock IN 100 or 80, all the contracts would
have been compiled with without any demur.-
There appears 10 be prevailing sentiment that IT
The Baarl sanctions time sales, 1t does not become
them. whenever one party corners anothcrto annul
contracts. In otter words when tary ain, contracts
must be complied with. bat when there IS loss
they can annu them.
In stocks generally, there was hut little change.
United States Bank sold at 1857 lower than ii
has sold for sometime; Delaware, Dry Dock.
Morris, Ohio, and kentucky all stood the same;
Canton stock advanced
fN. J. Daiiy .iGr l7M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
TRnM TnE -EnNrON ATLAS.

SIP aalhrovehtbc i>thmas Of PGnama-
We learn from the New Granada papers ..avcd
a, this Office thitihe legislature of Bpgota have
ishured decree, which was confirmed in MAY last,
granting To Baron Ihrrry privilege to form Il
canal for ship navigation across the l>tlnus Of
Panama, which must he commenced W tllil three
years, and completed in three years from the tune
of beginning.
The Government of New Grenada is To receive
per cent. of all toll 10 regulate the tariff of
prices for the transportation of vessels, goods, and
passengers, and to supply the garrsouS at such
Notifications as may be deemed essential for pro-
lection.
The communication to be free to all nations,
except those At var with the republic, by payment
of certain tonnage and charges specified. The
duty upon each passenger to be four dollars, and
npo nrycry barrel of Hour which passes tbs canal,
a 30 mules, horses. and cattle, are to pay the
same toll rs a mar.
The rivers Chagrcs and Grandc are to he Gccp-
encd and cleared and the canal TO be opened be-
tween them. No other Grant for water COMMUNE
cation is to be made within certain distance of
this route, any rail or wagon road to be per-
mitcd within certain limits of either termination To
the canal, until some years after its completion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
I Ny. Daily -idr. I'm.
New York. Sept. 10.

A Large Sun 81 -Honey Last or stoh".-on
Thursday the II inst, trunk conaining large
sum OF money, supposed to he at least s2o,oOO IN
cash, With checks and other securities for further
amount, was put on board the steamboat bound
from thi, city to Providence, 10 go from thence TO
Boston hy the railroad. On the arrival Of the car
At Bosioa, the trunk va, missing An express was
instantly sent with the news to Providence, which
reached there in time for the steamboat which
rived here this morning. Amongst others who
had RENTED part of the missing money &c is the
honsc of Morgan, kctchum * Go. who sent
10000, partly in money and partly in checks {:
Messrs. Paine & SpaldlnC, 10000; Mr.. Bolrs al
so sent money by the same conveyance. There
we're other sealed packages and letters in the
runk-onc, apparently containing money, address
sed to Charles Sprague, Cashe. Of one OF the Boss
ton banks. No trace Of the lost property has yet
been discovered, although some Of the Police Of
lccrs are in search OF ii. Jour. Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
THE TOWN OF PARA SACKED

from ne Ner York Commercial -hrrrtise''
From Captain Tuilc, Of the ,chnr. Choctaw,
and Captain Townr, Of the brig Mcrcator, which
arrived Last nighl from Para, We learn that a sue
ee,slul and sansuinar, instruction was pcrpctra-
ted there on rhr nioll Of the llth Of iueu,t. By
ir native Indians, excited 10 the decd bv Antonio
Ninaprc, brother of Pedro unqrc, who was re-
cen,l, mad. pfi,nur, il will he remembered on
the return # Inc pr.~tl,u,. NaI5,as. whom he had
cNrclird cor time, and possessed himself Of the
po,crnmcni-Thr attack was made on the lith,
and renewed from day Ia daI until the 23l when
the president banIoaod the CITY with hi, forces,
and took refuge on board the shipping
Tie American consul pot on board of the Mer-
Gator. having Loss, all hi, effects and was happy To
escape with hi, life Tie big wa, compelled to
leave all her papcrg.
On cnuntrvnan. Mr.. Unton. had barely Time
to fee on board lc;Iing his books in h., counting
room, which v.r. atfpf,y,r,l, known Ia br thrown
into the street, and DESTROYED The Indians were
seen tirino from tbc rnpcr windows Of ,h consul,
hou,c.a, tie Epolish marine, stationed a, Mr..
CampeIl', 6one. onpe.itc. and tho I'niiod States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

English Blue Mass: Croton Oil; Acetate aud
Snph. Morphia; CreoSotc; English Calcued May
nesia; Small Square do; Extracts Belladonua,
pandellon, tooeynth and Jalap; Genuine African
Cayenne; Congress and Nacoboy snuff; Acidula-
ted Lemon Drops Prepared and French Chalk ;
Milk OF Roses Hair Powder and Powder Putis ;
Ivory Dress Combs Macassar and Eeal's OIL ; Fan
ecy and Narceated Soaps and Cologne, Law endcr and
Florida Water.
large assortment Of gentlcmen'S Han Brushes
Thermometers, Nc, of superior quality; Whites
Patent Improved stomach Pump: tupping. Pocket
and Dental Instruments; and sundr, other articles.
too numerous To mention. all OF which will be sold
on the most reasonable terms. ID. Il. Lynn N.
Sep. II fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE:

The shin Havre, OF New YORK, brings To the ed
i,or. of the Commercial Advertiser Pans papers
TO the 18Th August, containing London dates TO
the l2;l.
FRANCE.
At the latest dates thr new laws proposed BY
the ministry were under discussion. In the sitting
of the jth the law relative 10 the courts OF assze,
was adopted. article by article, U"el'" IN nuihorfl
With some triilinr amendments. by vote of POI
1914 The Jury law was announced as the sub
;cet Of discussion for the ncs, day, the committee
10 which il was referred having reported II with
IL some slight modiiit aiions.-All the former pro
iffs had been agreed TO IN the committee although
not vet reported.
NJ Theirs, on the llth, presented prejet lar a
credit OF 500, 300 francs, 10 dciray the expenses
Of the funeral ceremonies, and another pre-
scented for a credit ri 100000 francs, 10 be csPeu-
dcd in sanitary measures against the cholera Of the
south.
The editor. o. several papers had attended be-
fore the committee charged with the IA" OF the
press AMI entered prlestations against Saroas ar
ticlcs whch they SIij, would make the publication
Of journal impossible.
The Qaoti3isaae was seized on the 18th. tnr
rrpublishns an trfelr from, tic London Sun, ~
yainst the las Of The nfrSs. The Gas,He de
France I'm II ,,.i,a y tie llth) ws also s'ilcd on
the same DIV - 'h, post Offices. &c. Tor reflections
up the Xiv.
\, flrihrr 8~.'i's appear % h1Se been made Of
suspec.e pisie. To- W l'aur,her arrested WAS
upw lrI, OF laairsd, hat all rad been discharged
except about fifteen.
NJ Il lsriil, II tsr OF the Reiarna'cu-, has been
CONDEMNED IL Two years impfisoumeat, AMI 10 re-
main for five wear, m r. under the surveillance Of
,he poce--ior r90sS contempt Of the eouri be-
fore which A. Wls ~ Ter examination.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28
ADDRESS OF THE AMERICANS ~ PA
KIS TO TIE KING

ApDpT>S or THY ,AirpIr,NsI< p
KlS TO TIE kING.
Tho fl,,,.,., g.. tn. q, p.r.. asia, L..
H., ,, n,,,,r,,. t.,,,,.,, tn, ia. ,,,..,,s. d.
Par, on S,,pda, last
aler,isafi. si,,,.t#,. Of. Ia. IL.
ed States. paniripiting ~ ~. common psy winch
: 81, = '.''.'
u - 's' '''i'>H
life. brg Ie,y, - t...r d, ..,r ,,,..,, ,el =, ,''
ruxal f7m,, a.. t,.li .l. rr.,,,,, -. d..
.nc..r, r,,,.,r....,, '''
nn, ,,;,,l,.tl
,b, ds,.,, .l.,r.,,, ,.,.3, ,.,,,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

VII LlSil.-Some time last year we recorded
the remarkable fact OF Il female mule belonging to
John /. kilby, Esq. Of Suffolk, having brought
forth colt, which was doubted BY many, as it : as
deemed point settled shat mules were Incapable
ol propagating their species or ever producing
cross brccd-in shorth they were obstinatt anti
undergraduates Nv nature. Tbe fact, however.
was true as Davv Crockctt's rifle, and has lately
been placed beyond dispute by a repetition of the
phenomenon by the same aecnt>.-Mr. kibv in
forms Us, that the same mule bore a coli on the 18th
OF last month, BY the same horse and that it is now
by the side of its dam in the pasture, where it may
be seen by every body. 1t is well formed and
partakes more Of the horse than the mule. of
course We should like to hear the opinion of the
learned in much matters on his extraordinary and
probably unique casc.-The mule is | | or II wears
old. fSortoH If,,nH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

New loEN SrocK MAnkrr.--Yesterday was
one OF unusual excitement in the Stock market.
II is well known that the Sellers of Harlan I'VE
been corncred by the Buyers who have run up
the stock to 1915 per cent. \ very large amount
has already fallen due, and has been settled
Yesterday and to-day about four thousand shares
We're deliverable, which was sold in July at 60days,
AT l23 To 800 If it was all bona ide sales, and
the stock had to be purchased at the present rates.
the loss and gain ON these two days transactions
alone would be over hundred thousand dollars.
The amount fallingduc i. 50 heavy that. although
a pause was made short time since by one or
two houses who appealed to the Board, who then
decided that the CONTRACTS must be performed, and
they were. The loss however has become 81 Sc
vcrr that those who have TO deliver, Yesterday