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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26
Amherst Land for sale,

l obedience TO a decretai order OF the county
oon OF Amherst pronounced at us November
term, l133, III the CASE OF Dawsons VS.. Dawsons ct
al; the Undersigned who Is thereby appointed a
commissioner tor the purpose, will on Friday the 18th
DAY OF December next, proceed tn sell, by way OF
pubic auction on the premises tie Tract of Land
aud Lot, IN the bill mentioned Oh credit OF one and
two years. Boaa aud security will be required and
the tide retained until the last yment is made.
Tbs Land lies within SIN mile of lyuchburg and
on the road leading from LynchburG to Amherst
count house -ad Joining the lands OF oben Rig euay
James Bowling and others containing Isl acres the
greater part OF hch woods prett, well timber
cd, aud proportion of Tobacco land to clear
there are several good springs near the road. IL
would suit for public establishment. Those wish
ing to view the land will make application TO Robert
Ridgewdy, who lives near, aud will show the sam.
The title 10 the land is beiIesed 10 be ndi,uutablc
but the undersigned will convey such title as Is vested
] III HIM as commissioner, and none other
The Lot the bill mentioned Is sal . to lie m Mad
son and not Tar nom the foot OF the Iynchbnrc ,oll
bridge aud will be sold the sale of the land above
mentioned Capt Pleasant Dawsoa's interest IN said
Lot, conveying such title only as is vested in me as
! commissioner, and uone other.
H. MOORMAN, Com'r.
- ids
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that DO no, believe a single farmer can be found
IN tbs extensive agricultural county who Periof IL
In, Labor hv horse, without oxen; while ihrrc are
haHAtds, had almost SAID thousands, ~ho mak,
no otter use oi ior,cS IN hu,bandr,, Than 10 fur
row tor planting, and plough among their corn for
hucInD.
OR oven are kept in rhcsrcr and less espcn-
~ivr manner than i1r,Cs. H. tie summer iLey are
uniformly .rdzrd ia the PASTURE. la tie cold and
Winter seasons they put INTO the barns, and i'd
upon the STOCK hty, as i, /, called, that whIchgro"s
IN moaauns. and upon IT," fodder Of corn stalks,
hu.ks, s.. unls INDEED they are moro severely
worked than usual, when ha, Of better quality Is
given tlrn and ia all cases, As the sprng adsan-
CO., their keeping Is improved and with better hay,
some grain is added. ! speak Of the general
practice Of farmers. There are some who Keep
their oven more generously, and others more
hardiiv than have mentioned. But with clean
and warm ,lablc, triH daily oPpleafioR OF he
carrg-cof1J and tdrd, aud coarse food, without
scpfrt labor the best fathers Will II all times ~
hibit teams Of most vigorous aud powerful caic,
and their best hay and their grain will be saved in
heir beef and ORR, and in the produce OF then
Jarir., for the a. kct."
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEaNoEs

tbA virtue OF 4 decree of the Circuit Superior
~ Court OF Law and Chance,y. for the county Of
Nelson, pronounced the ease OF | old AID wife ".
Bients, Al the October term, 43J shall on the lst
day OF January next, IN front OF e r. Estes Hotel
Ia the town oi osmeston, sell To the highest bidder
for cash, the Negroes that be allotted to andon
H. and James ID. Frent of their fathers estate. on
as many rs will be sufficient raise the sum men
TONED IN SAID decree w hich is over SIX thousand dol
lts) The Negroes belonging To the estate OF James
Brent. dec d, twil OF two eNc-pous) are Young
and hkcly CONSISTING oil Men. Women, Bows and GuIs
JOHN Whitehall, Con'r.
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.Y'G H..
,.tls

pf virtue Ola Decree of the Circuit Superior
ID Court OF La" aud Chaneerv, torthc county OF
Amherst, pronounced on the 9th day of April,
1885, in the suit OF Mlcaiah Pendlcton. plaintiff,
against Daniel Iligenbothan,, Charles l.. Barrrr,
aud Henry Gibson, in his own re,t and As adj
minlstrator Of Patrick Gibson dec. and David Ilie-
einhohanl, Daniel llierinborham, 4 Thomas lliu-
ginbotham, late merchants aud partners, trading
under the <l,le and irm OF d. Il d. ,ginbothain
n c.. defendants, the undersigned, who is thereby
appointed Commissioner Tor the purpose, will on
| ri6ay, tn 10Th day Of November newt. proceed
on the premises, NTH, tow OF New Ghsgov, TO
sell, by WY Of public aucioo for rca " money!
thu Lot or parcel Of around, with he TIA Yard
and ii. appurtenances, ia said decree mentioned
JOHN j. LONDON, Com.
Oet. } wtds
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NOTICE

Ed ESI aSi' 10 the lat will and testament ~
james OGDEN, de-, | slaII proceed la sch,
tle 18th December ny, al the late Residence a.
jam, Ogden, Ia the highest bidder, credit OF
tHrls" months, iive WY bkcl, SLAVES, corr
sl>t'nr oi Norman. i l2n,, Gul, and Iwu Chi!-
dun. II the sane TIM aati place, shall sell the
residue OF the pfrisIal l. Estate h'loneine Ia the
sal de.edeht, cons sting oil three Mich Cows,
sone Hogs, aud all tie crop of Corn, Fodder aud
shueks. Bond and good security viii be- required
u the purchaser.
shall sel, n paie aactio", the premises
IA the CITY of Richmond, on thu lth Decent. =
nrsf, TOR clsh, certain lot or parcel Of Grounl
lying IN Adams alley, in the said CRY OF r cI-
mond containing lwentN -riaht feet front, running
back ninety is.t ntrr0Wng TO twenty, II being the
same lot conveyed TO tie aforesaid James Ogdrn,
by Michael Gtanranl aud wife, Christiaua Lv
deed, barng dale 20tl NAV, 1917, and recorded
IN the Hastings Court OF Richmond, 5rh Drccm-
bier, 1917. LINDSEY MCDANIEL, Err
g. The Richmond Wing i, requested to insert
az much Of the fore1oing advertisement as relates
10 the sale Of Property IN Richmond, weekly till
day o ,ale, and send lis accoun, 10 this Ofitc for
payment.
Nov 10 wtds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26
An ESSAY
Read tJore II. AsricuLmot Society Of .tlbe-
rlnrlr-

Read bJore the agricultural Society Of .tlbe-
marie.
]" Obedience To resolution of the Socirt, H.
qurlnG OF nc ESSAY upon some agricultural sub.
ject. shall proceed, hlstlv, to give. FIRST, some
general views upon the subtctof plouglinr. Deep
plDul ling, !, ttIanlv tie first Great stem towards
impro,, ncnt IT not only Facilitates the improve
ment al the land, tat is safeguard acan,, the
drought, and also tie washing rains of sumrncr
which VIZ often suffer rrm,--rspccially the corn
er"r. Eut the great advantages resulting from
deep pl' urin 90 not sep lcp Ivy i, Nou hurry
oil seed lnlurlors tie land and crop so Deep that
they never ,ree;at', leaving clean surface ion
the seed sewn. Good pcuuhur, ho,v,,cr, car
not lie d, M, without good rourhs, IT who.
have yer, lev. TIE M'Corni,h III urr, when
we'll made, is a good plough fer light foul land. hut
IT has rot Sufficient strength Gr rough, or turiy
land; and hir" never seen ouc thar would >tann
drausht OF three s'rong horses, and that would
not get ont q crftr in season mud often in one
dav
lie plough which thint hest adapted to cor
sol, and would recommend to the Society. is II.
bar->lare. ] have used tbs PLOUGH for more than
thirty year ard believe the improvement, Of my
farm is more inde ted To good NJ nchinn than ar,
thing else. " u endraNtr to- ,xlil il one fer the
insP'c'I"n "i tie member of tie Sncicty. ard
"""'u urge We III % ADOPT some nlrdr y uhlcl
'hfs could he produced- The har share has ma.
ny advantages over any other plouch,-onc erea
advan'ag" is the coulIcr, another is fine narn1;,
shape OF The mould board, which docs M, ofrr :,
great resistance 10 the surface, and a, III, am,
time turns tie soil more ef1eetuallv. hay,
been plonehng from eight TO twelve inchc
DEEP with this plough ever since have been far
ming. ~i''cut ever in one single instance iniurin
my land. but on the contrary greatly to its inprov,
mem.
lhere Is, however, one great mystery with r,
.speet 10 deep plouehinr, which have no, been a
o.e 10 solve tony satisfa ,ien, md which woul
IKE some OF tie Numbers OF the Society. NOR
co"se1saH' With the subject .ian myself, TO q
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ssss 4 AZ L: 4 seG AIN


'N.it undersigned, having lately purcha scd, ur-
l. der deed Of trust, the lands OF Daniel lar
man, Jr., mn ! II umln AMI " lam llarman
lying on " alkc,', Creek, in Wvihc County, all
adjoining, containing about 1900 Acres: the
greater pd,t Of these lands were taken NJ. at an
early day, by the ancestors of the above named
Harmans, and consequent, OF the choice land
IN the Country. 1t is well waterrd, having manv
fine springs, and living ON the Maine Greek en-
which there is FIRST Mill Saa' and tolcrahlr
Mil. There is about 1 or 800 acres OF Cleared
Lanl, the balance well Timbcrrd. There are
many thousand SUGAR TREES. 1t i, fine graz
inc land, and diaccnt to good mountan range
The and will be sold together, or in parts rs may
suit pnrchasersit being we'll situated for three or
four good Farmers. II lies ON the Main road to
the Plalscr Bank and Salt Works and affords a
good stand for a Tavern Store.
ihrrc N also good prospect for Plaster
Bank on the above land.
Come and see. 4 GREAT bargain can be had for
cash, short credit.
There is amy quantity of Iron Ore in the neigh
holhood AID good seat for Iron Works The
land will BIZ >h.wn by Daniel Iirman, ST. who
lives near them, and about i miles from " ythc
Court House. DANIEL lIARMA\, SR
LEONARD STRAW.
Wythe Court louise Nov 10 Is,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

The Portsmouth journal SAYS; ais the veteran
Johnson TO he excluded from all Offices on account
Of his family y Certainly not Let him be sent
as c mrsa j \ Iliro, to Liberia.
Louisville Journal
We find a call fora Harrison meeting in Penn
svIvania, signed ny 100 persons, among whom are
John Straw, Thomas Straw, and Anthony Straw.
That is great sigh" Stra~s show which way
the Ind slows" fTb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

To Wills Franklin ami PALM his ,jte. Co,rtc.
nay Tardy, ridom ofJohn Tariu, dec'd John
Moss, 1nferson Moss, William II. .Noss Ro-
bert {. Moss and Chariotte Moss, =
Young and Charity H. Young his uitc, late
Charity II. Moss -
TAkE NOTICE, that, on the 18Th and lo,b
OF December, shall, at the tavcrn-bouse
ct Jonathan A. Stout, in the county of Amherst
proceed, between the rising and setting of The SIM
To take the dispositions Of Henry Franklin and 9th.
ers, 10 b" read as evidence in sni,now d,nend;,o
on tn" Chanccrv side of the county cour, of AM
h'r''' IN winch | am plaintiff, and YOU, with 9th.
''S, are defendants. HENRY J. ROSE.
Nov. IS
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syLv AN roEfT CT.


The Hickory Tree is Passing fast
Into the yellow leaf,
His days OF pride arc nearly past,
threat tree, Of trees the chief.
And all the trees on hin and PLAIN
Are sorely gricyed 10 think,
That such very eoodly tree.
Should wllhet, iaGe, AID sink.
They cred, as loud ~ trees can CIV,
Nv loGo shall he our chlet 2"
Ard branches Il ook lothlos and high.
And quNeied every leaf.
Then many trees preferred thcr claim.
And for the kirg hip suovc;
1lcss tall AT tan, 9i mighty name.
The pride OF all the grove.
The Massachusetts COX displayed
Ills pflpccy head On high;
hne mids, ms might, branches PLAYED
The breeze OF litury.
The White weed cast It's graceful shade
Ger blooming Tennessee
Its fragrance eladdcLcd many GLADE,
Ii was gallant ttte.
fut hist the l'cl orv's self viii So Va,
let every tree be dumb
Iettolc stir, OF dr., houph crcik.
" hen forth his accents conc
"It,s my " =" IL" IIcl on, said,
1hroull out the mightylealm,
II hat every ucc should bow ITS head.
t. a. = |
aud next to HIM IL rank shall stand
"Ohsequ Gus at his bach,
"A sal In { IRON tie western land,
My laoirc sprIG, II IAck JACh."
i" They stood by ne, in many 4 blow,
"Shail ic. e. u stu raw
II swear by the Etc,nal-No'
lea all tie forest Low :"
Ftom thousand hills and thousand Wales,
A deep ,oicc swclcd around
As when the distant storm prevails,
Rolled on that MUM uug sound,
Hold Hickory, hold that nee, can be.
Pow To the " slippery lin"
Ere We shall crown 50 base Tree
May r3cktng "hIrlw tuds whclu,
"ln -pntcred wreck, each coodly uunb.
Aud crush the forests pudc
Reitcr la better, to have suuk
" In uIl lar and wide.
No while oul branches rcvcl FREQ
"ln the free an ot heaven.
Never shall our allegiance be,
no creeping nlcanncss gwen.
"Thou, Hickory, acit. III dancers hour.
\ useful ttrc and brave,
And bravcly dtdst thou strike root.
Deep IN the LIONS grave.
"Fu, what hath he. thy muion, done.
40 clam such lot Y need
No noble act Is hls--not uuc--
No patriotic deed,
Pull well We know that round thy stem,
HIS VINE like bough he wound
Aud cr,nrng watched the slightest rhin.
o" bending 10 the ground.
His senIlc 'oul NC deeply scorn.
WV with h.m away
Ills yoke shall nc'cr ~ US be borne,
Or felt his serpent sway.
"Fui let hln list in dark fa>iuc,
"1le rrTtl'e : CtoakinC voice.
"N here oou scleat blaze Is never seem
TN, BUCK EYE Is oUH tliOlCE"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
CoMNissIoNER's OFFicF.
Nov. .
Y 7 IR(;INIt
Commissioner
" Nv

v IKGlNIi AT Cncut Superior Court Of
Law and Chancey, continued and held for Mel
son County, At the Courthouse, ON Thursday the
9Th day of October, 1885
John J. VI God, alias John Wood Joplna. and
John, James, Barnett and Eliza Page Nathan Rride
water and sally his wifi, formerly Sally Page aid
Samuel, Joseph. Mary Ann, Edmund, Robert.
George aud Josiah Page, infant children of Edward
PAGE and lIzaheh his wife. formerly Elizabeth " .
W. by edward Page. then father and next friend
Plaintiffs,
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Oct |
gCAI1 N4V E.pl u1V.
Nov 70

The sale Of the above Tan Yard, Sc is post
poncd until Friday the | th day of December next.
JOHN J. LONDON, Co9lr
Ao.. 70 Wild
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I INST

iiormon JoplinC. administrator of Josiah Blldg-
water, decd Hannah Hudgwaer John pigges. late
sheriff of Nelson County and as such. adminisfra
tor OF james Roberts dee d., and Polly ". his wife
formerly Polly ". fr.dg"ater. defendants.
This cause came tins dav. AGAIN to be heard
upon the b H. savers and exhibits, and WAS argued
by counsel On consideration whereof, tie court be
lnG OF opinion that the a'e OF the slaves in the pro-
credmgS mentioned, OF which Josiah pridewaier died
tpNStNSch, VIII lie necessary, III order TO an equal
distribution among the parties, doth adudec. order
and decree. that the sheriff Of this County after hay
ING advertised the time and place sale AT least thirty
d'NS previous thereto. III some newspaper. published
IN the Town Of yuchbur1 and at the Courthouse
d"ol OF ms ounfy, sell the sal slaves ri public
auction, TO the highest bidder. on a credit until the
FIRST dN of \rrl next, the purchaser OF purchaser,
giving bon with approved Securltv for the purchase
money, and repor thereof 10 ths Corr at the next
term, IN order 70 final decree. And by consent OF
IN" r'rlcS the Courl doth further admdue. order
ard decree, that NeNander Fitzpatrick be annoinrea
a. om"SNloncr. 10 rent ont. for twelve months the
'acf OF Land and Will, in the proce ,dlnes mention
cd, and make rcrou thereof To the Court
Copy-TeSte.
RO. {. CUTLER, Clerk
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The Slaves me 1tionci in the above decree " i'll be
sod, AT Nelson tourthouSc, the four h Monday
III December next. that being Nelson Court dav.
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD, D. s.
for
NELSON ANDERSON,
SHERIFF Of N,ison rounty.
Nov 10 wt,sD
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MIR. Thomas Davis:
a. TX Please take "Otice, that on the :}rl MONDAYS
- OF ''ecemher and January, NEXT at the Clerks
Once o, amherst county, shall take the dispositions
Of Col. John :. Pryor, James Davis. Lindsey Da,;s
aho Others to be read on the Trial of my suit against
YOU no" depending in the circuit superior court of
law and chancery for Amherst county on its chancerv
SIDE, when and where Won may attend
You obedieni servant,
CHARLES DAVIS
Amherst. Nov. viz.
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Y lRGlNlA At rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
thancerv for the County of Amherst on the 2nd
d of November So
David iil9glnbotham and Daniel IIigginboham
surviving partners of David, Daniel and Thorn"
lg 5nbotham, mere ants and partners trading "
der the yle and firm of David & Daniel lIgglnbo'
nam Co., Plaintiffs,
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igrnSt
Hugh raggart and John Penn, Defis.
IN CHANCERY.
he defendant, Hugh Taggart not having enter
ed his appearance and given security, according TO
me act OF Assembly and the rules of this court and
naPpeafne by satisfactory evidence, that he Is no
an ''doitaht OF TINS Commonwealth: motion u
the plaintiffs, by counsel it is ordered that the sad
deienaant' Hugh Taggart, do appear here or be-
lore the frst day of the next term to answer the ON
o' me Plaintiffs and that copy OF this order ne
forthwith inserted in the Iynchburg Virginian, 0f
Two months successfully, and posted at the FROM
ooof oil the Courthouse Of said County.
a Copy -Trste
=, JOHN THOMPSON, in. Clerk
Nov 10 .on.
JOB PRINTING,
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P0ETI(AI..


From fht SWHg.fdd u put' odH.
We do yer, often find politics IN poetry but
!, is generally very much TO the fe'a' when ne do
as in tie following very fortunate stanzaS, which We
take from the Rochester Democrat" The various
caniidates for the Presdcuey are well deco bed We
have never seen Hr. Van Burcus character better
drawn than in the last three verses hut one. The
ur;e,'s fa,srite is VII LIAM II. HARRISON, as
he is of thar part of the country where these lines first
.nnesred-r estern New Iork. I he Characters de-
scribed the following
Hickory, Gen. Jackson
THr OAK, DA'iTl NEBsTER
NnIrf Noop, JUncr WHIrE.
SLIPPERY Elm, Mr. Nau Buten.
ht Block Jock. X. VI johnson.
THn BucK Err, w. H. HARRISON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-26

Y lRGlNlA AT a Court of Monthly Session
begun and held for the county of Amherst. d
the Court house, Monday the list day of Sep.
tember, 1885
Henry J. Rose, Plauur
against
Henry Franklin AMI Jane his wife Willis Franz
lin and Polly his wife Courtney Tardy widow Of
" lillian X. Moss, Robert {. Moss, Charlotte Mos,
and - Young, and Charity II. Young his WI'e,
late Charity H. Moss. Defendants,
IN CnANcERy.
The defendants " Ills Franklin and Polly his Nlte,
Courtney Tardy, widow ofJohn Tardy decd. John
Moss, Anderson Moss, " illiam Il. Moss, Robert {.
Moss, Charlotte Moss, Young and Charity
entered their appearance and gwen security, accord
ing to the act OF assembly, and the rules Of this
court and 1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court that they not inhabitants ofthis Common
wealth On motion of the plaintiff, b, his counsel
II Is ordered. that the said defendants Ills FrankIn
and Polly his wife, Courtney Tardy, widow of John
Iardy, decd, Iohn Moss, Charlotte Moss, -
Young and Charity IL. Young. his wife late Chann
H. Moss do appear here on or before the first dayo
the next December term, to answer the bill OF 'h
plaintiff, and that copy of this order be tonl"IH
inserted in any one of the newspapers publishedh
the town OF Lynchburg, for two months successl'tH
and posted at the front door of the Court house Of
this county.
ACopy-Teste
ROBERT TINSLEY, CIR
Ctl
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A SALE OF NEGROES--Beipg fully authorized
"a shall, the 25th Of the present month. (seot3
Il fair II not the next fair day thereafter sell at Col G.
d. Goodas tavern in the county Of Hanover ~ miles
from Richmond, 10 from Hanover G. H. and 30 from
Louisa G. H., 30 or 40 valuable slaves without any re-
serve for CASH to the highest bidder consisting Of
women, boys aud girls and likely as any TO be found
in the State two of which first rate Blacksmitbs-
one as good negro smith can be found any vi here
Persons dealing in that line, will find to their interest
to attend TllOS. M. WHITE.
Sept %. 40-2ts
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eide the cultivation and pros

tan solitude would supersede the cultivation and pros.
pery of our Southern eouatry.
IL slavery be curse leave It's removal 10 those who
know md feel tive have notsg To do with IL; let
mind business the Sunth will attend TO theirs
We have enough 10 do az hosse.
We have croakess among az who cry the, slavery will
ruin the counfry have kexfd tr IA short fe-tine
frequent md loud predictions uf vhe coaarys ruin
The storms have passed US aud ct the prophets
were inst"kcn or else capital of ruin is great
that no drafts exhaust il.
There IS no danger The Union: the objectionsro its
formation harc been rapidly dwndng for huly oenlu
ry; every trial has made stronger wide spread ter
ritory concentrating every day by every
our people increasing in ntcll gcncc--they know
that union and rsod0a ami iadtrisi5e: and what
ever agatngq questions may b raised 10 excite the feel
ings OF our citizens let reo danger ske its slightest APP
proac aud all loca! aud rsrtiaI feelings will be bnyicd
and a firm aud eri:ted people ssin froyvn il down
have presented few leading points Tie subject is so
extensive, that the will allow Il to be treated
IN ai ITS minuc--l thank you for the r9cntion which
you have paid and will say no ssso.c
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ff,.on the .RoNon 'I'rnnscrin,

lf,,om the ,osion Transcript
tsUiz, rRE PIRATE, who has been twice retrieved by
Vie Resident once for sixty and again for thirty DAYS
on the score Of insanity, hung this morning ut 10
o'clock, in the Prison Yard, his last term of eprieve
having EXPIRED and jury of physicians having pro-
nounced nm sane IL is generally believed that nc has
been 50 from the Srst,and that MS Insanity prs
senocS ffe was attended this morning by a Catholic
trest and the Spanish Consul. He was informed by
She Priest that there hope of escape and that
ne must die This morning. he was again SO formed
at hali-past nine O'Clock, and told that the time
now approached He enquired how soon-and on be-
Eng told IN half an hour -he did not seem to he ,uch
anected, but asked for water-which being brought
nc soaked bread in il and ate heartily lie walked
10 inc gaiiows with irmncss and manner approach
ang to cvity,--t was NOT until he was placed on
The platform and The officer proceeded 10 tie his feet To-
ge'her and draw the cap his eyes, that hope-which
Ae had evidently cherished until them ed and left him
trembling with despair, his frame shook and his whole
body was convulsed with emotion
The cord was soon cut, the platform fell and he died
quickly and with scarcely struggle. Marshal Sibcy
mad adopted every measure in his power prevent ge
neral publicity being given TO his intention to execute
hm this morning, and the spectators were very few
Doth IN the Jailyard and outside the woes The arranoc
mens Tor the execution adc with perfect
ty and regard 10 the feelings of humanity
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UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA. -M,0col

III UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA -8feolioai
u Departp,cHtThe Lectures will commence as us,,.
al The FIRST Monday Of November and be continued I'M
I'll the first day Of the ensuing March
man. M. y.
institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ. d.
Special aud General Anatomy by WIN. Il. Horner,
NJ. D.
Moiera Medica and Pharmacy, By --- ----.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare, M d.
Surgery, by WIN. Gibson, NJ ID.
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women aud Children bv
VIA. Z. Devices, NJ ID.
Clinical Medicine and Surgery taught by The Pre-.
scrbing Medical Officers al the Biockley HOSPITAL urde
the Guardians Of the Poor and al the Pennsylvania Hos
pital. w. Il. llORNER, NJ D.
Dem Of tie Dcdicat Facuifg
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