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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
JOS. WILSON,
coM,fIssroSER's OFFICE,
Libertv, Oct. 20, 1896. !

The parties IN tins cause will take notice, that |
have appointed Wednesday the 9Th day Of Decem-
Der next commence the execution of the foregoing
decree. which day. at 10 o'clock in the morning,
they are requested 10 attend AT my office IN this
town with their accounts, vouchers, witnesses and
copies of papers prepared for examination and
settlement. IN A. WHARTON.
Noy.3 wiw
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NOTICE..

Vie undersigned, Trustees, in deed oftrus e,-
ecu'ed by John Horsely, for the benefit of Ger
tam creditors therein mentioned, which is duly re-
, uiI would INFORM the public, tina, the Elm
ated IN the counties of Amherst and Nelson. which
includes the Mills and three Islands, making aOis
acres by ola surveys, is still for sale. and will DO
shown to those deslrous to purchase, by John iIor
,ey' or alexander Mundy, of the Trustees; and
d,u so.n pe'ofe the LIST January next, will, on that
day. be rented out. There is an iniunctop TO 'hs
SAFE oil 81 acres, and Lumber House at the mouth
Oh hent creek, in the county Of Buckingham and
considered portion of the above tract. bu, we are
informed by the plaintiff, in that injunction that
SATISFACTORY sale OF the whole can be effected hev
VIII be willing to let it go with the other first sse.r
.a'ng us separate value, and the proceeds thereo
e. e. DC heid by the Trustees, to abide the result
that injunction.
FREDERICK NJ. CABELL.
ALEXANDER MUNDY. Trustees.
Octobcr2O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

Mrrror.--'The Boston Gazette informs Us that
/, bril;an, meteor wa, seen at Greenfield, Mass. on
Sunday evening before last, between seven aud
eight o'eloek Ii crossed the horizon IN dres-
ton from North West, and disappeared IN u'e South
West l, had The appearance OF ball oil hre
nearly rs large tic sun, and left luminous tran
behind il. Two or three minutes alter II disap-
pearr,i. a loud explosion WAS heard, winch shook
the building. in this village. About ii o'clock,
the same night there another similar appear
ancr and explosion.
4 meteor Was also seen tho same evening nj
Albany, which is represented 10 have appeared as
large as the moon, and TO have made noise re-
semhlinr distant thunder.
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r0ETlCAL.



nj wELLaAN c. RRrAST,
Whithet. midst the falling dew,
Wild glow the heavens wi,hthe last steps Of day
Far through their rosy depths dost though pursue
Thy solitary way
e4asa Nainly the fowler's eye
Mleht mark thy distant fight to do thee wrong,
A.. daakly painted on the crinson shy,
Thy figure Il ats sloag.
~ SseA ., thou the plasli, brink
OF weedy lake. o, rnsrge at river wide
Or where the rocking pillows rise aud ''ne
#.s On the chsfsd ocean side
- There is power whose care
Teaches thy way along that painless eoas'--
This desert and illimtab'e air
Lone wandering. but not lost.
All dsy thy wings have famed,
At that far height, the cold thin atmosphere,
Yet stoop lot weary. 10 the welcome ltnd
Though the dark night is near.
And soon that toll shall end
Soon shalt thou find a summer home, and rest
And scream snong thy iello~s-reed' shah oon"'
soou, DER thy sheltered nest.
Thou'rt gone--the abyss OF heaven
Hath s~allosed up thy form yet on my he"f
Deeply hath sunk the lesson thou hast gwen
Aud shall not sooa depart
He. who from zone TO zone
Guides through the sky thy certain light,
In the long way that must tread alone.
VIII lead my steps aright'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

u IRGiNlA:-Atrves held IN the Clerks office
otthe county court OF Prince Edward. on the
ID day OF October lS6:
Stephen Bostick and Hhesa Bostick, plaintiffs,
4lgdmst
Nathan Bostick, John Bostck. Lttlcberry Bos-
tick Nathaniel Beale and Agatha his wife formerly
Agatha l5ostck, Lucy Bostick, Floyd Bostlek. Jo-
siah Cheadle, Isham X. Cheade. Martha A. Chea-
die, Edward .. Almond and Judith W his wife, and
Jesse Hughes, defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendants. Nathan Bo.,ick, John Bostick,
l.ulebeny Rostick, Lucy Bostick, Floyd Bostick,
Nathaniel Beale and Agatha his WIFE, formerly Aga
tia Bostick not having entered their appearance and
gwen security, according 10 the act of Assembly and
the rules of tins Court and IL appearing that they
are NOT inhabitants OF this Commonwealth On mo-
ton OF the plalntiifstb counsel is entered rules
that the sad defendants do pear here the first
day OF the term in January NEXT and answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs and that copy ofhs order be forth
with inserted III some newspaper published in the
town OF l.Suchbuig, for two months successfully.
aud posted al the front door of the Court house OF
this county. ACopy-Teste,
i. W ORSIiAM, Clerk.
October IL w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

4 Lady oiothed IN Imtricam !SM.-N the
Agricultural Exhibition of Mcrrimack county,
Mass, Mrs. kimball, OF Hopkins, New Hampshire,
was present, ROBBED IN rich durable silk of her own
manufacture. She IN Sed the worms, rcsIed, twist
ed dyed and woye the silk, and for aught that IS
known to the contrary, made the garment with her
/ own hands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

1TIkGtNIa AT es.nt rGpor'ot couil ol l'N
v and thsneery. continued aud held fof hedi"id
county At the court hou~e on THURSDAY the eth ia.
Of October lr.B ,#...,.
James " oodford. i'1''''
against
John Martin and Shepherd Wooiford. executors
of Thomas Weodford decd. William Noodturd,
Jacob Woodford. Henry Woodtord Henry Wood
ford. Reason l.. Ma,hew and Polly his wife John
DIXON and Jane his wife, William Reese and Cath
arlna Ili- wife. Owen Crumpeeher aud Hannah his
wife. Samuel S,oner sally Greasy, Grace pobyhs
and Elizabeth Martin, belehaah's
IL CnAscERf.
ry consent oftle parties, the court doth recon-
mt the report IN tins cause to the commissioner
who made IT, or HIM reconsider the same and re-
porf thereon and lay Ike consent. the court doth ad-
,ndqe order aud decree that the said commissioner
do examine state and settle the accounts between
the defendants John Martin and Shepherd Wood
ford executors ufThotnas Woodford decd, and
the palnliii and such of the defendants as are lega
tees of the SAID Thomas Woodford: and thai he re-
port tia. same this court, with any matter special
" stated thought pertinent by himself, or required
b, the parties To be so stated.
Copy-Teste,
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SAMUEL w. LEA RE,CTER.
n

40 Just commenced bushes. in the hous
=. next door above Messrs. James c. Hun, 4
.n. ana sollc''sa share of public patronage He
shall be faithfully and promptly cxecn,ed and on \
favorable terms as by any other person in town.
Nov. 3 Fo" ~ a..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

llocKsE REWARDED locker, the deputy she
ritl OF Lincoln county. who mithhtM his county
poll books At the election between Messr, Moore
and Lctcher, IN 1888, by which Infamous conduct
Moore obtained The certificate of election, although
Leiel'cr got majority Of votes, (and winch Of
fence the kentucky Legislature passed a law TO
make hereafter tfiony, aud subject the culpri, TO
con inemcnl in the Penitentnry0 this Hooker has
been appointed posfmdsferat Stamford, kenmcky
hen paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10


H,ckrrr, TnE CoMEpI,N.--When Mr. llaoketi
first went abroad, he was charged by his maternal
and only surviving paren, 10 take steps Tor the es'
iablshment OF his claims TO title and estate 10
which he was supposed 10 be lawfully entitled.
Mr.. H., however, returned 10 America without
having taken any steps TO ascertain the lawluhcss
ol his claims. When he went the second time To
Europe, his friends particularly charged linn To
solve the doubts thai existed the subject OF his
claims by applying to the proper quarter Mr..
H. accordingly proceeded to Dublin, (his family
being oil Irish cxiraolon.) and application to tho
Garter Ming at Arms, 10 his great surprise, he was
informed, aiior u brief interview, that his csllmo-
mails were undoubted-ihat his progcnitors, who
were Barons in their own right, cmgracd Ia lio-
land nearly century and halt since To helt the
wars of the States General Upon this hint Nh.
II. sailed for the Hague aud fortunately encoun-
tered the very gentleman he WAS in search OF 10
procure some information oi his family. lhis
gentleman was ron Won Ilackeu himself, upon
whose DENSE Mr.. II. claims, as next oikln, his IL
tie and estate Baron llackelt has no family, and
50 much pleased WAS he with his newly discovered
heir and his :" Yankee Stores,' that he has ac-
companed him to America, and resides in a beau
,iful village Jamaica turnpike, about five miles
from New York. Boston Pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

DRrApruL FIRE AND EXPLOSION AT SEa.-Bv
an arrival at New York, we learn that the brig
Ariel from that port, bound to Carhagena with
GOO barrels of -four and bali ton OF gunpowder
OH board. took fire at midnight on the 3lst of Au-
gust. The captain, crew, and nine passengers
were reused from their sleep by The dreadful cry
Of" ship on FIRE J" They escaped, mostly in their
night clothes, by means of the long boat. In
shout twenty minutes, and when they were not
more than half mile from the brig, she blew up
with tremendous explosion. whchs seemed to shake
and rend the very elemens.--Tiny landed on the
island Of ST. Domingo. on the 4tll Of Sept. and
arrived in New York on Thursday. The Ariel
aud her cargo were insured in the sum Of $4,000.
Twsxrr-rIvE LIVES Losr IN THE ST. LAW
sxNcE-D During the, late gale there was great
deal VI damage done to the RATS that uefo passing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

Numerous Family .-An Irish napcr mentions
man residing IN the Obadiah, Galway, who had
his 3Sth chIld bapliscd ON the 9Th Sept.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
TEAS, LEMON SYRUP. &C.

TEAS. LEMON SYRUP. &c.
- received, superior lot Of GUN POW
" DER and BLACK TEA,
ALSO
a fresh supply of LEMON SYRUP and LON
coN toh LR, which we will sell low, at the
SIG" q tie Boy and GoLica Mort,r
FOuRQuREAN & PALMFR
AuguSte0
1atent Balances. warranted correct.
'"eighi' nom looto 1000 lbs. for sale by
H. b. RICH ARDS e. Co.
w alkden's English Ink Powder. ms, i,n-
w ported and for sale by III
Nav 10 ~ 20.
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FOR RENT

vv,,r FOR RENT
. sa.; 't"'ncni ately occupied BY the sub
,Lo,, g. 'lper' next door above Messrs. p MAJ
loaG 80, Tor one year, from the first Octoher
"cn'ars, apply In WA '' m, par
Washer IA 'S''''aS' II good Cook and
October w. d.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
JOS. WILSON, (

.NoNMrsSIoSER's OrrIcE.
~, L'berty, Oct. Il, 1886.
h,. "e p''ucS IN tins cause, will take notice thar 7
nave appointed Friday the 9th day Of d. .,,t'
Gn TO commence thu account directed by rho
o'rlecl urcfee' on which day, at the hour Of 10
at INV ofo ',ip'u'ng' they arerequesed to attend
orc ;, III 'iiiS town. with their accounts vouch.
,s Witnesses and copies of court papers
Nov. 3 IN. A. WHARTON
wJw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
W AsfiINGTON ROrr,

VII Subscribers beg leave to inform ,Le;...
.I "na uie Pnpi,e generally, that they sye o''
efidseo ms valuable property, and will he ,,, PM
onthe first Of November, to acenr,,'.,', pepared
VINO may favour us with a cali H.. bons. 'h''s
furnished with PLAIN and neat furniture. and an'te
wants tue best that can be procured, our h,s a WI 81
pes' OF liquors, and our table and x,,lla I'm tie
best the market affords '''o'' VIII tn,
ouf senior las great expernce in the busi,c,.
=" sxer,aa ourselves 10 use the maa; iudefai,,S.
Aeiuohs 10 fesi.!"r our visitors comtortabI. saOs
able| WILLIAM HIN. se'
JAMES N. LANGIIop.r
" n.-|Ihe subscribers are procured NV, IN
modate and would like 10 receive r. ~ "s'on.
BoardeIs. w ii "i
J.M.I.
Lynchburg. Oct. 81 =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

CHARLESTON AND CINCINNATI RAN ROAD
The books for subscription l., the Stock of the
Rad Road Company, have in Charleston, closed
w hen the result was declared, that Charleston
had subscribed a million and Il haif of dollars, a
Large bod, OF citizens assembled in tho Exchange,
at the time, greeted the announcement with three
hearty cheers, and for some hours afterwards
ol persons might hr seen congrauatng each other
with an earncstnrSs et manner that cvinccd III,
dcepintcrest they felt IN the success of this py,,
tic enterprise, and the confidence they had In it,
speedy completion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
CASH FOR WIlEAT,,.

'NiE subscribers will give the very highest mark 9,
L price for Wheat, delivered in Iynchburg
ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT
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- A"'"' Prh.
against
refer Burroughs James Burroughs, a,mu,stra-
'of OF Joseph Burroughs, decd, Thomas Crews.
ana irossef lowell IN his own right, and as ad
Illustrator of Richard Powell, decd. n.r,s
In CHANcERy.
ms day thus cause came on to be heard NM,
.ne PspelS formerly read and was argued by coup-
e'Doh consideration whereof, the court doth nd.
Judge, order and decree that the defena,,,, "o
burroughs do render an aceoun, before tbc cn'n'
missioner OF tins cour.. OF his administrators of Il.
estate OF Joseph Burroughs decd. and ,ho sa;d
commissioner Is hereby directed to examine s,,,o
,h;s 'ne Sad account, and report the same to
ne,,,n." VIZ, any matter specially stated, thought
be so stated. - '"e PdfteS 10
copy-Teste.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

y lnGiNlA:-At circuit superior court Of law
ana chancery confirmed and held for Bedfo,d
county, az tue court house, on THURSDAY the 9Th
day OF October, 1896 ~
Henry l.. Davis, pra,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

NEWSPAPER ANrIouARIAN.-Newspa are
the most full history Of the times that can be pre-
scrNcd.-CouNnccd OF the importance of such re-
cords, there are many pcrsonS who preserve files
OF such papers as they take, for future reference
and for the benefit of lhosc who NAV come after
them. Such files our athen;eun,> and public rra-
ding rooms present upon their Shelves most I'M
rorlant part OF sucl, establishments, but we are ac
qnantcd with individual, or oven corporation.
which has paid 81 much attention To this subject.
and patiently toiled after accumulation of these
important records, as The Hon. Samuel Smith, of
Peterborough, in tins state.
This gentleman has, after a labor of wears.
formed tiles OF seventy different American news
papers, winch are systematically arr. nged, and are
as perfect as they can at the present dav be made.
Some idea may be formed of Their pcrtectncss by
the fact, that he has regular files oitlc Boston Cen
tinrl, from the time of it>cnmmcncemcnt in l161
10 the present time, with onlv seventy five naner.
missing. lie has also files Of the Boston Chronicle
from its commencement, with the exception of on
~ sixty papers missing. lie has files of almns,
every paper in New Hampshire. and of papers
in Boston, New York, Phladclphia aud Washinc
ton. His collection now consists OF about seven
hundred and fifty volumes.
Portsmouth Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10

eausl Vs.nly the fowler's eye
M.sht mark thy distant fight to do thee wrong
A. dsakly painted the crimson shy,
Thy figure fl ats sloag.
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October 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-11-10
PATENT POCKET RIFLE.

Nov. 2
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81 SscA'ss thou the plasliy brink
OF weedy lake. o, insrge OF riser wide
Or where the king pillows rise aud 'ipe
#s On the chafsd ocean side !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
August =

wwFSSRS. Z,Lxos Boo1HE and ELISHA MLLs:-
VIZ As YOU are not inhabitants Of this State, take
lice ;tha at the Snort Pump, in Henico county, Virgil
MIA the hours of sunrise and sunset, OF the LIST
day of September ne!t and froin day 10 day; and
a: PALMYRA, FIuvanna comfy on the 9TH day of the
same month, between the hours, and with same
right of adjournment, shall proceed to take the depa
s,ons of Samuel Brown. Benjamin j. Flanagan ana
others to be read in evidence OF the trat OF ceain IN
nnclo. su;, now nepdnp and undetermined, before the
Sircrit Sunaror Court OF Law and Chancery Tor Flu
van ma county, in which am Plaintiff and you are De-
JESSE BOWLES.
August 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
August .

July 30, la3h.
for lie ruposc receiving all debts due me 10 ton ma county
' ' r' NJ. S. VALENTINE.
ST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

subscribers have this day associated
Z themselves uadcI The firm OF Valentine ceden, for the pu
no,e Of carving Dy Goods Bnsncs wholesale and RETAIL
known s,aad IL Street, for occupied by ~ g
Tasn,inc Their cnds ard ac1uanances in and county,
ne respectfully Informed that they will early September ncs
open iurs. and very general assortment OF Am'Llcon b'
scotch Irish French Swiss, Ceruan and India Goods part o
which a,e importation from England direct lney
expect visit the Northern cities nsceiely to make seize
,:or: the approaching ch shall be done WIKI great
upon best They pledge themselves 10 her
,on.i.. ,o,cIs ' - lam :. VALENTINE,
T:ii. BKEEDEN, 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

OIt.Eas committed 10 ic Jail oil Ches'fn"c county, on
% The I,r OF j,me, leJ, Runaway negro man VINO can,
wiz sJOX ul the property Of John spindle,
Of SPOT, .yivunia. formerly Of FstccE'6uIs. He T. o,
~;,r w-coar black, the left hand has lost
~ ~ s b hurn about five feet :wo or three inches hsh,
On yIen committed Of homes dark yarn clothes
an9 III" VI ''" JOHN Is. GOCnE, Icior.
2D-y6x
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

We nvc the death wortlar tinn John Nj
Synr Esq who ,rcrrd Il, this City Thursday last
Il the ync family of Nrwrasc III Hanover cornty|ou
kv.rSir. cnr'y :rL:; he I'd ostmgsc 10
lis H. ii Ultimately in the employment Of the
River Company, Collector Of Tolls lt h. always
the yeuriir-itr u ptIHcprad The man oi honor'o
irir:rl Morr truc Patriot more ruT'. . .
I sukirsy in Li- City Saturday nj t, Mrs Munor, IN"
viii. Of John .uai.. Esq, Attorney At Law stranger though
sc was lately Society," yet she a, made many friends
and upon and affections Ct all. The loss 10 ne!
fuI:iI: il ir:cpar:blc.
tJ,hcf Revolutionary Patriot gos-D' in this city, on tho
Cpl r in year Of his "s, EfaY TATrM, who VA"
.uian; IN REGULAR RAY, and IT, Of the principal
bs North, all u which lie acquitted himself with much
crI Il" has ' sncct OF mi:h bodily affection rom pa
tsi Eni>co Church, Of which hc member, III THIS Dcc''
have the lnXrcsse Sati~!ict"n q" knowing ~ nc ae" c""
f.Icny rclyin. on The lEcrls Of his Rcd"rmc!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
HaIwLic Ucnric0 LAnd for SAL

deed OF executed the subscriber by ca
MITCHELL the 18th Of Januny 1891 and dny recorded
in the rnrico County Court for the 81
curing to William balance Of the purchase wirh
would the 2Si Of January 1885, for tract OF land
y. ar,;co containing about two hundred
more less adjoining the lands Robert Paddy imam MOS
h d. William O"rn md olhcr shal! proceed 10 sell
Coast Of LicLrc0 county on Tue h nay
,. 1890 for cr aforesaid hct OF snd or 80 nuch tncfeH
ns NAV be reccssnEy tho balance due on hat day o ad
the expenses tor carrying TINS Hus
mo cycu:cn The the land beIIctcI To DC good bu
night oa vested in me rs trustee WIZ be naHc. Tue o1
''"N' "'' JOHN JACOB, Trustee.
2j-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

- L,,,o -
aLALLEGO EIOuRWc hare f 'ef to hen''ea ""''e'' u
'H'S 'it'e'''' '"''' ' =. ]. CuEVALLfE & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

VI be sold 10 highest bidder, for cash. ut Orange Court
house on .e i las August nst Chat being Court day
NacRors Of Miss Eliza Boxley dec
i2Jwtd. AIBERl BOALE1, DdWr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

u advertisements. &C., unneOidajly omitted, shalt be
.IieuItR To- IN RClt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02
DEATHS.

Ric,;;ii;:..;4;s;i,, August list, lo3U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-02

White Buildings, II Street, shoek,f Bill
huo,. !. --|t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-03-08

saaat o,ltr thaara II ike t'ad fusl'ed th'oegh
80 nsra End be sai awaited nc power q p'i'f'
care IN she rsu n .r Sfsfas 10 hear hrf re-
us8nre h,,. forever bet % mis'skca were b''
tearsi Nasoenet We. .bc reGecd FROM Der fNo'n
iIsa sbc threw her hnns sfeor3 has neck. ana
rt.sine hcf bead upon hs bosom, embed hAe =
child cfyipr oct. "Oh my husband" The Colo
nei heiug much asioashcd. inqgrng falhsr hasu-
~ uhat he meant. Viih Der hands siiA resting
aa tis shoulders vl,h coorlenance teauing "''A
,.t au3 suG8seJ wj.h icats--she exclaimed Si'h
laifrtotel u'ersatc. u am your long lost Mary
tr8 ,as are rty Henry, whom moufncd as dead
Co. there ivc,iy ycau"
The ity than became mutual. That night ADD
iic rert DAY ,yere srcn; 10 relating oircumHanccs
e. tsh tfsrspirc siia item daring their separation
ana admanu itc Providence that bnugh, them
together. On tic next evening those hidden t.
lac marrsro attended The parson caue, but
ibcrc wsh no scf,ics f.i him To fouier.-Thc trans
ported couple infurmci the assembly that they mad
been .av FOLLY married upwards Of iwen,y years
before and gave q brcrouthne Of their history snd
entered iu,o The hilariiy # tho evening with DE-
gree ofcheof.arcss unusual to Them both Geo.
NrrfsnsI