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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-01-18

SroIsTLrAa ANA OCT. ], Ie3'.
Miss lived ,hee years family iustructress,
and lake pleasure stating that fras capable Of judging
believe well qualified 10 teach what she pro!esses She
very pleasant agreeable much by all the family
JACOB W. HERNDON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18
TlaE LORDS EossaYg3Ee.

fENIE ChroSraphical Illustration of the Lords
d Prayer, designed aud executed b, VIM. Good
wane. the eminent writing master. Tins Dr. IN Is NOT
only very beautiful in execution, but adofued with
characteristic ornaments suited to t'lc topics success.
sivey introduced. The eye Of God 'orlips ppah.'
whose glance. as the poet sings "5re all things at
one ,iew," surveys the whole. The word heaven
illuminated BIS the sun, moon aud stars, seems 10
have been copied from the oflcl wndo" ol
cathedral. The letters winch compose the word
bread" are Ingeuousl% uteracrd with ear, of
and clusters ol the viu".-'lha whole Is
crowned. by the djtipe couufruanca of oar SA-
NIOUR. Itmay be truly sail, that rs splendid
WORK If art, this beautiful design Is well worthy Of
place IA tin, ller OF eteiv family at taslc aud plry
For sale By MARTIN (. LATHAM.
l.,n. II fsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

Sso"fgs OF his race Ne hops aud believe tina, the
''loi'c sensltlfouess of onr Congressional lot>pus
VIII he Soothcd without recourse To th1asi and the
worst argument OF naons,-and that, too, without
any stain upon our National Ifosor--that vague aud
nnmeanlng term, which is often employed TO jus.
dy the oulest assrcssions aud 10 cloah the ranhssi
injustice
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sLFRD1y:1RE, Z.
A good Assortment.
Es.1Y,y .E.vJs SHOES.

BLACK AND WHITE HATS. u -
LADIES' AND GENT LEMEN'S SHOES. ~
a. Grateful 0r.he liberal patronage hc,esfore
bestowed, | WOULD NOW, FOR THE LAST
II Me, solicit call from my ire,ids and the pabli,
VI. ". KERR,
Bsnk j, ,nfss
November ~ E
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eVf6E.

~ Thursday, the GIa day Of Fcanary,
W 49,. will be sold, 10 iac highest hlIer Al the
Dwelling House, AMI STORE hon.e ot samuel :. IN.
qua IN rhe upper end ol Charlotte County, Ewcm-
ty-fos,r fiacEy Negroes. named Archer, iioh,
Pleasant, Jcssc. Jcrry joe Billv lat Jack John
black Nancy. Nclluw Nancy, Milky. Sally. Caiha.
nne, Rlodl. $lh5. Lucy, M1ry, Nclsou. Arncss,
Chalr~, llany and ch,ls. Consisting Of .ucls
ssi"sf'rn, RoYs "!td Girls, the most Of " HON
ne very likely, h"leg been selected for the South.
I III Lpt
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Tn detrmanta, Gsne,a 7. roris Jon 'nsrr Ihomas
Melton and sui, hs Vie Richard ~, n' mud '"lla'ihe las
wife mud Thomas Alind aud - hia win, lni,us
rtcd then appearance, aud gwen s~cnn5 hodmH 10 lf nt
Nssmll, mud The tule ri thu tontt ana II nrhhs hN
-actn, lence that ihet lnbifnn, III lhH tum
oalih, 1t ordered, that tho sad pcrhImt. do opren
htIe the m day o APril cfm nrAl md answer HE bill al
tho lnntfa nud that copy nf this order IL flliWl usu
Cd IN the I,uelhurg Nrgihn, newspaper pulhtHi III
tn town al Anehg, lot monlht Suee'asNelt, aud u
mother cup, posted The iront door al tim ton'ihnusc ri TIA.
co,ut', .ene court day. \ tapta lesie,
Ro. t.tl TIN, tn.
I,.,.., IN "
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ED aSt3ds'E' ~ A b sigsN.

avn. SUBSCRIBER wishes TO employ. and
VIII fNc constant employment. roa GOOD
JOU RNEh MAN, BOOT NJ AkER. HIS residence
is three lAlles from Amherst Contrhousr and twelve
mics fromI I.ynchbntg. LEWIS P.SfMPSON
J1numy Is w3w
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EsSG f.Ey'Sp.V.
fsrs. E'ptEa al. dspnDlE;,.

, ESPEGTFl Liz informs the citizens Of
u INnrhbnf2 aud lis VICINITY that She has com
msnccd tcacissIss "a %aEisb09, Ton elrl4 and
bows, Al tie upper eud III ihnd street, IN The neigh
borhood OF the old Baptist rhurch. aud noprsh, her
diligence, meat slime oi public patronage
January IL Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

VIRGINIA - lies hold IN the Clerks ON of the cir
superior n law aud chpneery ior tie county u
Nelson, N thr month al Drcenihef 1885,.
George Nrg aud El,a Skidinfe una Elaah"rlfh we,
fnuf.f, Elizabeth WRIGHT and Mnan tnvr,t formerly Wa
h, uRh Which snld trufec, Elizabeth aud Nahala Ito
only lrga' hens olLuet Wright md Jhnes Wright dec
Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18
,x1cunVRG. saN,AstY is, ISIS.
.prAr nRITAIN a TIE L. STATES.

hN'''
We have not room 10 PUNISH IL 'e"s' - '''e "'eu
.,s communicated 10 Congress III obedience 10 the
u.,,l,,, bndy upon the Secretary of State and We
ea"o' .,.,,,, ,,,,,.,,os ., IN =, h,.c ,l.,,.,,
misiiilefe'''' ''''e''
Of the most important oil 'i''h''
IoIer dare OF Nov. -, 1897, Mr.. Fox, the Bit
A., -. .,,nrises M EnrSxth tl.t \ REGIMENT
y" ,.aons WAS about to proceed from New Bruins.
u LIVER CanaI, and that it would necessari-
ovor, na,t Of the ,erritority in dispute be-
q r,i,n,n and the l.. Stues-but lie tenders
,.,,,;,o ia Mr.. FORSYTH. and requests him to
,a ,he same explanation to the Governor Of
Nina ,ha," This movement IS in no way whatever
,',,,oc,eJ with any recent occurrences in the dlspu
- ,o,,,,ory.n The receipt of the letter was ac-
s,,l ;,l,n, comment Lx M, L,orsvtl=,,,l
a"o"''7N -,
the explanation OF tue b'>' minister 'oi> eoml"n-
,caled to GOV. Dunlap oil ndne
oo,b- I'd of January Nh. Fox addressed a letter
- ,,,l, .l.,,;,, =, commune, =, I,i,
~ ~ = :,
sell ilom SIR + b. h''u' ie"'ei''"' ''o'e'"of I'll
l'pper C,nada, complaining that the existence 81
h p,,vinci,l Government was Threatened bN a FOR
- l.. = .,.,,.cd ,,,., ,,r,.co..a#, r,,,, H.,
lnad'" wv!
/. States, lifh'ah'' /" '"''i'''Y "i' "'''''"I1"H
and fully equipped lof war Ni.FoA slNS:
. rbc.q nI;,t,ca1 INVADERS Who arr, now establish
II =, , uoint called Navy l,laf.,i. =" GA the Caua-
, id, of the Ever Niaoara consist in nlr Of tie
,l,rs vino had fled from nscI Caal!l after the
,,,ea. ION Of the late u lrI1 ili,ulr.citlt: in i,f
tAf,L. An,ny,r,n c,ii<rnx aud al ma, at ,ibsr
In b,y,. Iec,, ,,.c,,,i,,I ,r ,l,c ,,r,,.,.,, To-
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The sphere Of happy AL b"ucocid intercourse.
ana I" strengthen '"e "'"n'"' II "l,n' '''' ,'n ''''
,l,;o,,,}, ., =, ,o,.,,. =. no ,.,,,,,,..t ~
the United State, the Nt :! !llyc becn b,o IA,
officially to my hno"ed:c slo" IA no" tie Laws oil
me hep""'c are ''n't f'Hsr'' and ne "l'h[' u as
.,,, t;,''i,',I ',,'',,i,, ,,,I - 49,
,irrcnlc tn,rruiurh1 of IN, i,.,I,lI. I.oll nv Ia
lntcrpose Is sovereign auti orst> or afestG ileac
"l''idri'' 'tio's Ihey NH5,i a'r i1od2'e5 i n4"
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L..
T}EM1f Tx the nth INST llree fSigtM
s.rs...asas-sls~. BAY r20Esss.-some may call
HIM Brown l}ay-1boui five fer four inches high,
is Is supposed he may br somrrhluz more or less ~
never measured ls heleht-hrlicve 10 be fge years
old the next Spring. The lIerse is very spirited
underline saddle or III harness. the marks Of Which
now visible On him, having been used both IN The
plough and wagon this Fall 30 natural marks IL
bout linn To distinguish him from any other Horse
of he same size, colour and age, except ihai one of
his ancles before appears 10 be ther larger thar the
other, but tins may disappear ia time; aud lhat his
heavy quarters you'll Distinguish hm generally from
other horses. His natura ealt, under the saddle is
spnltcd tr9f, though lie pacc- vhen forced into
by the rider. He has an accidental mark about HIM
which may be discovered h} close cxauigatiou,
which Is a small Sit in the appei ol + night
uostril.
Any person who viii deliver the iIpf,h to me shall
receive TWENTY DOLLARS reward and # he
detects and lpirchcudS the tIie 50 that he Is COZ
'ic'rd, he shall cceiye THIRTY DOLLARS
mole; 50 tmt he Ray be rewarded nifh fly dnllus,
by WILLIAM DANIEL.
= The Editors ofthe Winchester Nir.lnIan and
kanawha Bauncf, ate requested to publish the above
advertisement, for Two weeks, and forward their ac
counts to this Office for payment
January II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

NASHVILLE WIllG-Wc have received the
first number oI thls paper published in Nashville, by
{. {. Newell Esl. Late Que Of the Editors of the
Bauncr.-l II Will be found ably devoted to the Wig
cause.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

a. Allen Cotton, who WAS lately aied and con
dcmncd, al Huntsville Alabama, ton negro stealing
executed the 29th ut.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

Charlie. via his right aud II. administrators of la
* t,.p l,,o I'd his children Wit; George T. Putyis.
Cho,lr- " pn,,, Am. Pur,s SIMON :. rursi4 Reuben
Ruteu Elizabeth =, his WIFE, Joel NJ Wheeler, and II.
emilia = h- vic Jnmes Ill mud sarah J. In. "1 and john
trsp inilol : Cong mud sail, hs VIII, honns Melton
aud still, his VIE Rchh,d t'Hrut aud tathmtc his viii,
1hunas A'ord aud - In III. and SIMON ,itisp.
Drtruduuit,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

NEW PAPER.--Thc Washington Chronicle Is
soon TO make is appearance At Washington City, ed
ned by Hlr. Cnlc.--Itw be devoted Ia the prcu-
arslews Of the Ectorulcr in its LATTER DAYS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18
Y I HANCIRT.
DAVID ROBES, GIN.
WIN


ffRNfAIi - At sulss hohlen in he Clerks Office of The
circuit superior otlaw aud chaprey Tor the TOW
ol i.rnchiHre, ON The 9th day OF November 1857
Sarah :, leecm WHO b. her next friend James II
''hois' ..- flaintil,
l'CGHSt
.iahn ewelln. Nllnm b. JONES' Jacob Rn,uourh and
""imm l aFi1, Defendants,
Is tHASCIRI.
he detHlauf, John Lew en Jo,in. entered hi. ~
Pnanre nd een security acnrns to he OF sscmblv,
and t' ri. al ts court. aid appearing by satsiac
Id'nc3, that he Is net nhahia of Mis- couutyy il
'erd That said defendant dorrnear here the dav
tho next iern nnnswrr the ,nde1 bill OF The plaintiff and
that copy OF tbs order hs orths m inserted spa
per pnued the ow noi LyncbhurS for twd months
lvr'. aud posted the front loar the Courthouse IN the
=il aNn. \ cppt- Tt
y. ROBES, ctrrE,
I'm = Win
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INSPECTION OF COTTON,-Thc Lc.isla-
surc OF Alabama, hive passed 4 law, to provide for
the inspection of Cotton. Five Inspectors are to he
appointed, 10 number, weigh, inspect and mari all
Cotton, ascotding to the ordinary clss'fcaiIon
inspection certificates, 10 be negotiable by Sndoise
mCnt
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VIRGINIA \frs held III the Clerks Oilre al the in
Gun .up, ron count al law aud elnneot Ion The SUNNY o
Melon, "a liz meudi of ncrtnhef, lst'.
Reintd G Fortune aud Nh, NJ IN VIE lr'hp 'n' g"at
dim at Snsnn t. ,,uy Ia, nn ,urhan, lnan nuier the
arsht Gcarer Aauginh her 'mM h'hd,
Ihnnti Smeot anl jordan Arlington ND folN Ia, -
Plaintiffs,
drdind
samuel larhruush elm stuphrf lmirtiake and fdHgh'h
hi nir John Smon aud sail, his MI aud nniton lhhum
aud Nmr, IN, VIII. pciemlant',
II tuiNtlnN.
1h' Dogman- thrlt,rhrr Iimrrlahr and Elizabeth h'
VIII not ha,,us cn,r, III rPpra,nne anl etcn 4est,,
nrcans a tnrt al la,omhll au1 tlr rules at tbs Couft
,ppoalius b fti Huca, thai la,
hniauts at thu nmnon" ealt II = "td I'D that the aud =
ruiants do appear here thu ft nN al kprll ia and
thu h ol the Plaintiff, aud that copy of TIN !, e
nftlu uh inserted, ia the lyu'hhmE NTsmlan, NfIG
per published IN lh' oi l.,uchbure. ot month
ec. md another copy posted At III front door Of TIN
tuu1l lie, 81 his county IN sqm' eonf day.
\ toln=-fe-te,
Rp. 4 CUTLER, *
jan
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EtTp; EN'I' QsHsE NlsaN
asA'
assE.SI& 1. spE.sNstse.

-. a 3gC SUBSCRIBER las opened
s9Hi 81 a 9, os s'9EtSAGE F.NTEFs-
---.aa- Etbt 1sENY', nj lhr re-}dcncc ot the
late Dr. Juo. b. Emcd!c decd. immediately on
the -Tygsm gtoesss rleue hom IAuehGul.
10 D.uNlr. near wards gsri&G", Campbell
County. a, At which place. he vii, ii al tmry,
lie ready 10 accommodate th"sr tlat nHy lh1k
proper Ia eaii GA hin. =. |. Olt Elk.
JdunlfV - II ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

CHANGE rlCkETS.-fhe Legislature oil
Trnnc,se. imposes tax olSlooo, for the privilege
of issuing change notes OF small observation-disclosures
wthslandng this high tax, the Nashville Wing says
Paul Nesrin has commenced issuing tins modern
constitutional currency.
SMALL BlLLS.-rhe lower House Of the New
lolk Assembly, by the decided vote ol92 10 To- pas
sed bill, Ia repeal the existing law, prohibiting the
issue of BANK Bills, under five dnllors.
pENNANSllIP.-It will be seen by an adyer
tlscmcn in another column, that the citizens of this
place, have now AN opportunity To avail themselves Of
The services al = gentleman. who is said, To he the
founder ell Us the instructor oi system OF Peu-
manslip, perfect any that ever received prtc-
teal trial IN TIN, country - MI Goodwane hats heen
lvofaby noticed as successful TEACHER ot Penman-
ship in New Nork, Philadelphia, Boston aud Balti
mofe.--li e has lr III this office specimen otthe
Loid's Prayer, most beautifully executed, and well
worthy place inlhe pa,lor at every family. We
understand lie has copies of this Tor sale.
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-
.,Nn - vi u I.Ak"t- AND WE'LL. An
n -, y ~ anp hoh' out great inducements
"'lAath 9--"n9 III part Gems s@ Sitho ioN""
W. "'''e' al''l's-SH
WESTON ENGLAND CLorltS-Eluc, h.eA
green olive. MIXED &c.. -
CASSl MERE S-Bluc aud hEek.
Observation-Disclosures riaid,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
PULLED CLOTHS
GLASGOW JEANS.
ilNSEA S-plaia aud pfai.
BLANkETsj-l.ol plnn Uutita
DO Whimes.s
fLANNEI.S calors,
Cd Erccch Merinoes
Ga English do coloira ai.d uasA
I'll do do de.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

AZ Mr.. Richie is sensitive ofhi1 age as if he
were Old Maid beyond the pale of malrnony,
yet longing for It's delights. He insists upon II that
he is not vet sixty He commenced tho pubhca
ton the Enquirer in May, 1901. (neary thirty
fouryrars ago. and we w"re really OF opinion that
he was mnstcrice 90 about the close of the in
1911. lie knows hest, however, aud we have no de.
sire To make him siNiy,any more Dian Pubic Printer,
"ueaast his coaseai.n
Legislature, have reported that Edward Kent rcceiv
cd 3l,353 votes Gotham Parks, $3.50; and all
otlcr candidates, ass; and consequently Mr.. Kent
is elected Governor OF Maine, by I majority of 197,
ont Of all tie votes given.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

MISSISSIPPI L. s. SENATOR.-r Judge Bodily
aud H. H. Buchuer, are named as Wing candidates,
and w. NJ. Gwin. V. Burcn candidate, for the Of
fee Of Z. 6. Senator. 10 succeed Judge Black.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-01-18

Nlh'lAl At rle4 holden in Ia. Clerks de-, of the rir
cut snpn cont OF law and chtncrry ior the town Of
Itnohbufton t'l' dh day OF No,embc. l3E
'''"'"i '5'.''A ana 'a'd 'PE5etr Pts,
against
'nHn -,es' lar oecsl, ! ames osle-s Jacob Orle,
htoato oe}e-, Nnnr, Oges' - Oprsy ps',nn N ,ll,n
Ilifn9i a.rah r'arman Eli .aheh rcnnan jane owlc
'oh 9,ms ton nnd Com anna h4 wihr Sarah Fov D,.
'm Fox aim :, O,ozhl. " Hmm, Morgan William @ ,l,shy
zen W 4hnm l'ip cion, james Scott aud Judy HI, wife
ii i.'ps'"ni homns Scot, John Scott Martha Scott
' 'nfl. si' y my liz VIE, " liam f.nclt aud Pat
hh VIC '"'"h ri Nh,ftina ton IDIOT l., BahIn Ncl)nn
-, ~" ''h'' James l., Wilmington plnrr. Mrrrll and
TX! NJ. VIC Thomas Scott and A-c bis rand \ h.on
" ''' on Dslt-
IL CHANCERV.
4s peirmlHnie William I,r man, md William Garrett
a hiscf In Nia no, having entered temperance aud
~ "a security according /" the ol AsembN and the rules
- tins CONT mud af airing hs satisfactory cyiL.prc TINT
th'N nro not mmhliHtG OF this country ~ aftrrd thu
tn said defendants 10 appear here the Gr,t dry ofhcnrN
in aud nnsAFtt Tho Original aud amended ILLS othc Pnin
ls aud 'aa' copy OF this order be ioheit inserted in
some newspaper printed in the of I.'nchbure Tor
mo rcessyc,, and posted the front door Of the
house IN no said town.
cory-Irste,
rnnfrS
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Grand a"pisnI Of SO, 00
400 Prize" of roc
FaabOss A0ascry < Exchange
eaH'saRes3.
$3f>,Gt,D
1900

WtLLsBrRG LoTTrRr, Gas 20. / for 1882.
Tobed'auH at -lieraadria, on Saturloy. ncrthc ooh
IAN. 1887. ats ociork i. NJ.
Drawing received in Lynchburg on Tuesday tho a3fd.
GRAND SCHEME
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NlKGINlA At lplr. held IN Ia, tlrks ON e Ut the CIR
ca, superior OF law and elHhrct lo tho county
NrHpl thu month al Jnunufs. 1889
John liit=lntl flainh0,
aRdiHR
thntlts - Nok,r, DtIanlnui.
II CuAstIm,,
1hr defendant Chuca > iohr rot having catered his al
pcninucr aud Gwen s-eur, neruns ttc t,srl
hN md the lucs u tt audit appearing hy ns, sin,
nlrnrr 'nt hti nuini OF this Commonwealth
II l. ort al, hn TIC rt rrnlaot do appear here thr
tst DIV al Apil . aud nr.ct He bill ot the planlh
uud thai cnpt this onlp he ion Inv it'll inserted IN thu
esn,hbur. Va, m'nn, pap. Published IA thu wnnf
l,mhbnrg iwo mouth, surccssYcl, ald hnoihrr copy
pu-iod the front door the cuuf ionsr l4 county,
rumc court dlr. Atopy-rr-,a,
Rp. G. CUTLER. IA.
JANUARY ID WIN
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RgdiHd =
Amhloae Lucas md Elizabeth ls ~tf Henry Ponllrl.
aud Edmund Nm. Ion, Surviving tu,tes, Icl=nlunts,
Is tuNatTIi.
Tho c,nIant Horny rndl, ,,ing entered la, ap-
penRner, aud rvru aen} neeorlng 10 thu net OF tssmy
aud the mla u tn court nnd itnppruug b, sai,dd,u ei
dnnc,. that IL unnhnntant OF tln4 l. ~ oldrr
that the -nl defendant do appear here bfie he
tt, i i Apu mud the bill oihr plaintiff
aud that eope u lhis order be forthwith inserted -olnc
spac publ ,ed in the al .yncllure n,uuis
el anh posted thu fonl door o,hr Court houf
thu county. t"pN este, : ~.
ROBERT IT - Ei til
Jnnunr, ~ I'm
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lnIiitnrt III

XIRGINth VI rule- hcld IN the Clerk ONCE ofth, or
sup Count ol Law Und tnueers, coai
t, ul Nelson nienlh nj Au,cmbcr, 1876
Samuel sShcllon flnimn,
.uGdtn'f
Bcnlpmu y. lari,s hud AArti ". iIarri, mud Ciuugh
\. Hams, eycenDns oilre " Hams. d' ol.rd
Defendants,
IS tHANC1nY.
1hrd 'rnlam 13runmn ~ iiHrn, not hnfin tntefrJ h,
appcrarc, aud C security according the o s,cn
bly, aud te rules oi THIS Cont, mud Ipcarns h>
evidence thai i.noi inliuhihn o tn. onnn~
On The ihr Plaintiff s counsel II - ordered I'm,
the snd Defendant do appear here On the tIsl dns n Apll
The ll tie plantHi and TIM ron. OF III,
ol.t Ia forthwith al 4rlrI IN tho Lone hbue Nnanian
m#,-,apor publ r nt town oil lnrhhnrg months
'narr vl, fl nnotimr cop, .thctr"l p"tel til, front
do ri l,cornl Aep.e Of aroun on count 1av.
Nttut-i f.ie.
re- e. GI.rlrR. CLERK.
inu. II WIN
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Is STOLEN from my Sadie, near
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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-25

The lact ,cay oftaking Soda.-We laugh.
ed most heartily at the following ludcrous
account of an entirely new plan for taking
soda powders, and fancy we can see the
poor fellow now who first tried the expert
ment. The story was raised by the editor
of the Baltimore Athennum, and lift works
upon the risibles of our readers as much as
it did upon ours, we shall be satisfied. As
the story runs, an individual who had never
seen the process of mixing a soda powder
performed, was ordered by his physician to
drink soda water. A box of powders was
accordingly obtained from the druggists,
and acid dissolved in one tumbler, and the
soda in another, as per directions. With
sundry contortions Of the face, the acid was
turned of, and then the soda poured into
his stomach after it. The acid and the al.
kill meeting in that confined region, and
finding it too small for their lively opera.
lions, boiled over, as a mattor of -e1arse.-
The poor fellow thought it was certainly his
day of doom when he felt the pother with
in him, and foam spouiing from his mouth
and nose like steam safety valve. The
next time he took soda powder, he was
like the Irishman when he caught second
snake-he let it alone.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-25

Two sailors once met---the one looked
down cast and forlorn; the other accosted
him, "Shipmate, what's the matterl"---
+" Ali" said the forlorn man, 81 am sick
and destitute have no money TO supply
my wants." The other put his hand in his
pocket, and poured out his money without
weight or measure. A merchant looking
on, said, "Shipmaio, now you certainly
ought not 10 do SO, you ought at least to
tahc Il note Of him FOR your money" 81
am no merchant" said the sailor, I" | new.
er take notes for my charity"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-25

1t is source of Just pride that the dem.
ocratic papers and the democratic party
have ever been foremost in denouncing the
wild and reckless spirit Of mobocracy, and
INSTRUMENTATION TO the wholesome restraints
of law and order, which has been, for the
last few years, making rapid strides through
out our country, and scattering the fire.
brands eff discord in every direction. No
matter whether the infraction Of the law be
made by our banking institutions they
may withhold from the people their just
rights, refuse to redeem their promises to
pay, and derange the monetary affairs OF
the country; no matter whether it be by
party phrenzy, debating the appointment of
a committee of ten thousand to march to
Washington with sword in hand, TO propose
terms to the President of this republic or
the ruiian spirit that would assassinate tho
Chief Magistrate in the discharge Of his
official duties no matter whether it be by
an exaspcrated mob, burning convent, as
at Charlcstown; destroying private dwell
ings, as in Baltimore laying waste pub
lie building, caused by the indiscretion Of
abolitionists, graciously comminging black
spirits and white as in Philadelphia no
matter whether popular favor runs mad a.
gainst the democratic party, or against a
portion of its opponents, or laws violation
Cypress the one or the other, the democrats
have mover vouchsafed TO meet the cmcr-
gency by resort to popular tumult and
disorder, but have brought into requsiion
reason and argument. As the advocates
of government Of law, and the recosni-.
sers Of the laws supremacy, they resortcd
TO a more peaccabo, and at the same time
a moro enectual mode Of rcdressing exist
inc abuses. Error of opinion may DO
tolerated, whdc truth is left free to combat
it," is sentiment of the father of democ.
racy.-West Chester Republican,