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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
EqFTE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOEL& ass REV ARD.
I'D UNAWA1 from the subscriber on the 9TH
Il 4 lasl ms man
EssEg'SEp,
a bright mulano between Tiny and thirty five years
Of age, ,ut six leet high, heavy built with large
whskers, which for ieal of apprehension may have
been Gken of, he has some grcy bars about his
locks and breast, his hair very thlnon the top OF
his head, has lost two of his upper front teeth,
and is carpenter by trade H. had when he lett
home a sun OF brown WOODEN Jeans he also had
other clothing with him, hal cap and white fur hat.
! will give the above reward if taken out of the
State, twenty dollars il taken % miles from
home. and dollars if under that distance If de
yercd 10 me, lodged in any jail so that get HIM
again. lhuk IL likely he will aim TO get the
State OF OHIO JNO A. SCRUGGS,
New Glasgow,
Amherst Co. Va.
- The kanawha Gazette will insert the above
three weeks aud forward then account tins Office
Tor payment.
Oct. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07

SAODLEisY and Coach Trimmings,
- superior assortment just opened for sale by
ii. u. RICHARDS.
q
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Tracts Of Land.

10 vi, Que Tract Of Land on Bent Greek, in said
county OF Buckingham, adjoining Wm. Thurman
and others onaIulng I67 acres on less AGolh-
efiraci On same creek ~ same county, Containing
3s6 aoes mute ct less, and adjoining the FIST men
toned uaet, aud others. Another tact on same
creek, aud IA same rounty, containing ai6 more
on less adjoining the lands OF George Penn and 9th
els, belng he same bought by said Walton OF John
Harris. Another tact SAID creek. IN said county,
containing 220 acres more 81 less adjoining the lands
oil Charles Phelp. and others, bought by said Wal.
ton Of NawtcI Il Walker. Another tract in SAID
county sad creek. containing so acres, adjoining
the lands OF Sttlu"n Wheeler bought by SAID Wal
ton OF Robert Walton. Another tract near Bent
Greek, containing 200 acres or less and hound
ed by the lands al DAbncy Gooeh aud Others. bought
by said Walton OF Wm. Chick. Another tract on
the waters oi Broad Crrek Containing 500 acres more
or less. bought by sai1 Walton Of WIN. Chick and
bounded b, tic lands OF Reeves X White and 9th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-07
I.SsD,

the following Negro Men. 10 wit: Peter Lowell
Sandy, Billy, SPINNER, Sam, Page, Joshua. Jerry,
john, Joe. Also the following negro boys, to pit /:
Neptune, Bob, llcnry. Also the following negro
women, glls and boys, 10 VIII Phillis, Pleasant,
and Jenny, women. Nancy aud her daughter Lucy,
Grace and her thee ehlldiep names not recollcelcd
BIB and her children, To wit; Winston, Chaney
the name OF the other not Iecoected kiuy and her
. children, amcs not recoccicd Rachael and her
) children. 10 WI: Mickey. Anderson, Nelson, Jesse
and Wat. Matilda N lie, 3 children, to wit Martha,
Edward. Mary, SANDY name OF the others not recol.
leoted. Caroline girl, Jmney gml. Sarah a glrl .
women Patty n Slyc,. $50 interest oil four -ninlIs
IN The following slaves, TO wit: Shwney Jenncy and
her children, To wit: john Jacob, and Sally, and =
Others, names MT remembered, Judy and her 3
children, iow,t: James, Eames OF the other > not
recollccied. Also The increase of the
cd female slaves any, since the date OF the aforesaid
deed Of trust 1.-THE sale OF the aforesaid property
nclemency OF the weather any other cause, should
not be completed on the aforenamed day, 1t will be
continued from day day u,i finished, or until so
much is sold as will satisfy the claim named the
aforesaid trust deed.
Acting as trustee, viii convey such title only MS
is vested in me by The deed aforesaid.
SAML. Med. REID, Trustee.
Oct % t25N
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AlRGlNlA-At rules held Ia the Clerks Office Of tic
Cucuit Superior Court oil Law aud Chancery, Tor the
county Of Amherst, Monday, lhc 9Th day OF October,
1888
Morris, jr., Plaintiff
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One Hundred and Eighiy-ihrce
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July %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

UNDER the Clinton Hall
Rydsr's "a ned Boot and shoe store IL found,
In Il, whoever may call,
Aiways6 finds assortment that's SQUAD,
lie has boots Of materials the best
Ready made. and to order likewise,
You have only TO give them the test
Delighted are all he supplies
Each varied description and hind,
Required by each seasons change.
Better boots you'll no where find
Der tn. rhole forn should you range,
or shee,. too he, every sort
The walking aud dancing pumps
Made equal the choicest brought,
And not 10 be hurt ky hump
Known far and u has n,mc-
Each portion % the Union eau tell
Ryder's workmanship merits It's fame
Because Il isalways done veil
Each material Is cho.cn with care
Each article finished complete,
Known never 10 rip- nd to wear
Much longer than many you meet
Diploma has been siven him twice
Nor can hs work be surpassed,
ssperfectIy finished and nice
Thelea,her that leave his lat;
Ryiers naDs Is .pr aiding around
Each c; y and town OF our land
Equal 10 The finest yet found
The articles sentfrom his stand.
New improvement les lately made,
Enhancing his cork sole boots
Wher. great skin aud ts~s displayed,
You will find the CO, cannot brtak,
Over ~. sole leather " wrought
Ryders new invention will take
Keep tcrea.nr the 'he cu-i m Nes sn"g't. ois oI-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

zM NEW FASHIUN-BKUWNG CUS, neW WYE OF
Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price OF ~
They surpass in beauty any ever offered for the
price combining the requisite qualities of the more costly
ghtness, durability and lure The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them To furnish
article superior those usually sold the price The
pablo invited examine and judge their merits at Bsows
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse i7o Chatham, corner
Of Mott-street New York sl33m'
I'm PREMIUM HATS The subscriber having had me
dals awarded him at the late Fair Of the American In
sute for the best Drawer and Nuira Has, exhibited,
reminds his customers aud the pubic that his standard
prices fixed the following low rates VIA
Premium Beavers 81 90. Nutria SO so, Mole ~ o., six
50 so wholesale aud retail his Hat and Fur establishment
l54 Chatham street, New York &. WATSON
S-Aso hand and constantly manufacturing, every
description Of Ladies dressed Eurs Mu Trimmings for dress
&c. &C. For sale fifteen per cheaper than be
bought esewl in the city. o2o I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
STATE o. NV toa. ,..

STATE Oh NV fUhN,
SscRrrApvs Owes. Albanj, Aug 70 lsw
07-TO THE sHERiFFOF THE CITY AND CouN.
Ty OF NEW vORK-sr:-N Notice !, here gwen YOU
that the oe zee of Henry Floyed J"nea senaor Tor
the First District OF this State will expr~ ON me AT say o.
December nest and that Senator Is 10 be chns'n that d"
rc which the county Of which you sheriff BELONG ~
the ersl election held he fourth hh aud sinh
days Of NOVEMBER next.
Hou ~,Il ALEC take notice that rrcpc amendsns TO the
Coo.ui m 10 he s.bm,ted To the peope, the said elsc-
ton at ~hi the electors To vote r me ELECTION o'
Mayors by the people, Against the election o' ~
the people"
Al election hs following officers are ale" 70 e cho
sp, VIA thirteen member, n Assembly toe hr "d CITY and
county, and Register the place ~ nrs o"cA whose
term expires on the l,st ~, ~ December newt
Respectfully yoars,
The above a,rse cosy Of noiSe ,ee,,.s I'm The
Secretary Of Stse. JNOh III
sheriff ~ the City anA cnnsy " New York.
Sheriff. one. Nv YORK A-g 20. 'sp -
AN the puse n. .pspers m county ~i psblish The
above e~ce ~ esct seek nail the election. .
see R.v.ed s,suts vol i chapter Oh, u,e ~ article
81 par, Let, page aD "s"wu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

no ~ COAL! coat! !'-fne heape't aud test srt'
n. ~ 4, shape o. Goal Cor Is 3Ao a Al ~
Co, of street, and s"y At the very low price Of -
49, o, .Iy,,ed frv. ~ carriage 10 say part 81 the city
arc invi,eJ 70 call and esamss fos hen
seiveA ~~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
~ sew oRLEANs oLo ESTABLISHED LIE

1G6~ NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
MRxf OF PACKETs.-To sail punctually every Mon.
Es day Throughout, the IN the following order
Ship vicksburg October ialh ship mississippi Oct. 2ist
shin Orleans 2sth; Ship Louisville November 9TH Ship
panihea Nov lih ship shasspe>re New 18th Ship Ar
kansas. Nov. 25lh Ship Huntsville, December I'd Ship
AWHILE, Dee 9th Ship Saratoga, Dec. 10th Ship Alasa
ma, Dee 2sd Ship Yazo.. Dec. Both.
Tse ships all Of the first class pered and copper
fastened by experienced navga,ors constantly IN
the trade will positively sail as above, and take steam al the
Bslise. .
Person. about 10 embark Cor the above pert will find the
these vessels for Cabin Second CABIN and
seerags Passenger unsurpassed By any Others, and cannot
fail 10 ensure every comfort. - .
For passage apPy on board At Orleans hsr TOO. o.
street or IL W. j. II. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck SLIP, nes door
- isI seth s,,,et oil lmr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

CyDNEY COALs-For family u-e landing ~ Brig Ella .
- foot of Duaae street. for sale In qiantite, To SUIT pr
csar - 80 per chsdron, asd 90 PER ehssrss
screened Apply on board. o"-sV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
~ h& ~

The Old Line Of Packets for Liverpool Will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
sailing day falls on Sunday ship will sail the succeeding
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

~ DISCOVERED q new plan IN making Cork Sole boc.'
shch renders EN- dovasie than ay eer YET erougn
aus IN, en OF he och being cole leather instead
n ucer they break On The old hiss never
,or n. will an.w.r irving 10 the dryne" OF the cosh
the ssurshmeHt FROM th article, and mu, oresh
a .h s,.os he IN. with the They more neat
- ,..,.- .,d AMI have ~ e~esrrencs all Others
IA, ~. URtAH RvDsR w Beck man street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

xSR FOR CHARLESTON-The fist class, Fast sal.
k3 ing. coppereJ aud copper fastened packet ship su
PERiOR, Capt Bailey, burthen 500 tons, having the
part of her cargo engaged and going board, VIII
meet with immediate despatch Her between decks very
spacious will be fitted up in the comfortable and
Cor the Of second cabin and
steerage passengers which will be taken the very lowest
rates. intending embark respectfully requested
20 board Judge FOR themselves before engaging any
Other vessel For freight passage, apply board Elephant
wharf, pier No 20, or TO -
RAWsON McMURRAY,
corner Of Pine and South streets,
o2a or 1877 South street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

A MEXICAN HOTEL The Proprietor is ready TO
N receive applications for limited number OF Families
aud single Gentlemen for the winter. o2s IT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

NEW BRlGHToS-Mr. IxGLis's SCHOOL, Tor
~ Young Ladies opened on Tuesday, October after
sumrn.r vacation o2s-lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

IA FOR SALE, OR TO LET The three story Bric
f House No 2oi Ninth attic story and counters cell
A finished complete; German silver CRATES; mahogany
doors; plated rnure kitchen range; stone cern great
hues throughout the house tubes;
force pump; hot water csern and bathing rooms NC The
horse built years since and has been very e
occupied /. now newly painted, and in complete order
Apply 20 GERARDUs CLARK, ECO, 1886 Water street.
ols-tnovI
So BROWNS FAIL srYLE Oh HAIs.-On hand
and constantly manufacturing an ELEGANT assortment o.
80 his u,neh admired Hats OF the latest all Fashion
Also large assortment OF Fur uH. IRON the 'swes,
price IA The most ty r.her with extensive assortment
q renemen cloth and fur caps Nouhs md chlaens c'oh
and velvet cap, all Of which offered the most reasonable
termt BROWN, l3e 'h<thsn street
sla 3m. oppos te hoseve1st
- ONE PRICED HAT STORE IHEODohh
CLARK, corner OF Chatham aud Fear =" a,e, M,
ny years experience IN business aau a'er rspssa ~
untirsg efforts TO attain the OBJECT, conAaehuy oe'
that he length succeeded IN manuiae turing an srt
which fail TO tn. appreciation Of all VINO WIZ
take the trouble 10 examine IT, L..
This article, 10 which the attention ~ TIC puoe " now
ssreeislly invited, " Satin Beaver Hatprce only IhbE
DOLLARS and he feels assured, that Tor beauty cnesfne
durability and comfort cannot b. surpassed N the e'y o.
he also hand constantly bur Hat ~ very 'uper,sr
quality, wnch he afford at FOUR DOLLAhSi ana w"
Hat for years past, has 10 numerous cwtsmer we
most TIED satisfaction Justice t. his irnass we'~
to himself rshes proper tor him t. that ne ses 'of
cssh the losses sustained from bad customers VII not hsve
be paid ny good wholesale dealers supplied promptly
Tive old sstahlhed stand where the asking price always .ne
,elng price "rHsm'
ruyu 9MtTHS-A,dn,v fine ,o.t sale. from on hoard
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

October 10 September II
December IA November 10
Fare Liverpool thirty five guneas (Sl63 33) in the att
and thirty suneas $40 in the fore saloon including wines
and all Stewards fees S.. No second class passen
gers taken Children nder 3, and servants, half price,
100 regh will be application fret to be made
. a. the Office.
An experienced surgeon accompanies this ship
For passage apply personally by letter to
s2s ABM BELL s. co. Agents, lit Fulton ST.. NY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

DOARD wANTED-By man and his wife. IN snail
I'D private family. References given aud required.
Address Elias through ,he Office Of the New York En-
nr,ss O. wing name aud residence. o2s lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30


TON, Daily, Sundays exeep,ed,l at T. NJ,
SssxIsazs- from Battery Place Pier No. l, North Nj
YER via stonngion, ", wport and Providence
Massachusetts,, Capt. Comstock
Rhode island, Capt Thayer
Narragsn.ctt. Capt. Ch,id
Providence, Capt Woolsey.
Lexisrien. Capt Vanderbilt
oae othe above Boats viii leave New York daily except
sunday.
Passengers on arrival Of the Steamers at stonisgton
nav Rail Road Cars and proceed with the mail ime'
dsasy Providence Boston continue IN The steam
81 "a Newport aud take tho rail Providence for
Boston. - =.
The steamer Posdsnce, Capt woelsey viii leave this
,nerpoon "wednesday 9oth at O'Clock from Pier No.
for via and Newpor'. and the Rhode
land Capt Thsyer time, from Pier No one for
Newport aud Providence direct.
NO On and after Friday st November, the Steamers OF
a. III. will le,v, al p. M instead Of pr, seat
on arrival Of the Steamer at soungton, may
al. the Rail Eoad cars and proceed with the Mail mmedi
.,elv 10 Providence and poston. a2p
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

snn MEN WANTED Wanted Immediately. on the iine
OUV ofthe New iork aud Erie R'ii Rod, :" The ,ou'
@ Of Roetland and rsnge Five usrd L.bsuring Men 20
whom beral wages aud constant employment VIII Dc rsen
during the .in,er. A rumber 81 Horses and Carts wou'a
also hud employmen on the different .enons
John VI Wood David spencer &Co.
King a arm~hsel, Johu H. Appleton,
UuJs N Nsr.rl.n John Cohey.
Ward wnks < Co. william y.nks 10
Mill. y,..,, Co su, on Malone,
Thomas Co. u haon 80
N l.o.Sca e Meaee h Co
o2e 81 tonuae'o'.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

vXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, foe
w PICKLES and CATsUPs.-Tbe Subscriber respect
fully informs the public, that he has hsnd At his Ware
house % Vessy street. extensive supply OF Pickles. Of
every sine which he offers or sale small large quantities,
put up Ksg, Jars any other STYLE 70 suit customers,
ppon liberal terms for cash.
Grocers wanting Assorted Pickles in Ola. Jar, put Up in
handsome style. persons wanting large quss
For erpori alton regsestsd 20 cali
catsp. Pepper Sauce. Cayenne Pepper 1s eonstanty
hand. W.D. SMITH
olo.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

ARU- Before i,asiss sssy SO :. sssss-. - $3.50
" % obligation Or tlsssf - ~ H So asst ta~sns
IN aeu k.a spyea - sfsf rhyssstsrssf prwass
.o.si e.i...~. 4. ss~sss d.s.ss 49, easax am<~a
from rvsi~su,. go ~e''.e - ~ 800 -.
NJ 49, $780,, Sos. ti.s gfseea ~f.<if @masH u~
car. az ID, ,.,sr -, h-.sh hs n<ss asss smrrsss $50
,u s.~ rapid, ss~ s'sss-s hsa 80 sf-sy
49, 49, - ,o,,y..s. :. s-s tAs.si.e. n ersns w~ssr :.
oh.,,.,,. s,.ss snxs ss ss.sa-s~ ss~. = - r~s
N.,,.r A 90. s.sg eordssiy. ~ssmwsna - - s*s
n o,,., ssa hirssf % the rselse s~tpsuh satI~s -
.,.y, Of eowssesss 10 sk~s p.rs~isr srss<A ~e@,
\ ,se.t.~s 10 thsshs - =. -. ..~.~ xr~x
4 olo o. sihANtth - -" 49,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

AIR CUTrIN0-The undersigned respectfully solieies
the attention Of the eitxsm Of New York and strangers,
to his superior method and peculiar styles he rssns In this
place from the usual parssr Of the trade and for tangible
proof. 81 his skill rendering f1ai" the human
head divine he beg leave 10 refer 20 has friends and
customers FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. 50 rsarI 81.
oIaim. adisininx tie Pearl street House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

IA ANTEL OhNAMENTs-Jua recei,ed, . great
wi rety of Mrr, Ornaments: onsssg Of Bronxed and
Gilt G,rondcll -uarch ~, ms iso French 0It Candle
lcbras together with ssssr of Broazed and Berlin
Iron Orusments such Gard t;g Vases, Thsrmoneters,
Ink Stands, Spill CUPS, slower ads. &c Se
n. DELEvAN,
sHy n, Made Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

- The STEAMBOAT
CE-AN having discontinued running between New
York and Albany, will resume her regular
trip. New York and Newburg Monday the laa
noon o'clock aud Newburg every Tuesday and Friday
Afternoon O'Clock touching the intermediate landings
10 receive light r., ight aud passengers
n BAH freight baggage bank bills ec'e must be at
the r,sS Of toe owners OIL aoingS therefor
- Az oods ~ entered ont the haeks,f hebst
sue CRAwFonD. rdARTIN CO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30
TRANsATLANTHCs STRAIN SHIP co.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

The steam snip LivEh-
POOL, ll5o tons barthen
and 46s horse power, r. J.
= FAyRER, r. NJ, commander,
r IS app ointed to sail as follows !:
From Liverpool.
10 September II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

DUAkD IN BROOkLYN-Two single Gen iemen can
I'D be accommodated with bard. ~ pleasant and cemor
table rooms, small private family, within ten
walk q Fulton South Ferys Address y Y l., Boz ss,
Lower Post Office. o2s n"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

SkS FOR NEW ORLEANS STAR LINE-Firs
& shp-The first class copPered and copper fastened
;ASs packet ship GE 0 RGIANA Capt Parsons, having
the greater part Of her cargo board will positive clear
for the above port Friday, the LIST November.
For remainder Of freight, which will be taken very low
apply the captain board, foot Of Wall street. to
GLOVER & McMURRAY,
90 South street.
The Georgiana will take Steamer the Baze, and
rants Insurance at the lowest rates o2S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-30

CTcvEs. STOVES. STOVES The Subscribers
- wosld call the Of the public 70 their large ard
elegant assortment OF Stoves, which A. follows:
The Peoples Improved Cooking Stove Tor wood coal
the improved Union Cook Stove for wood coa Paror
Fran splendid patterns; small Frankln Tor cooking with
coa Stoves James, Improved COOK nine plate
plate Dor which they ODER wholesale
and ON sable terms cash. their
Water street door 81 Peck Slip and 06 Cherry
sr doors shsSsse hsks Fs~ey Bees sse~s
Cor Offices, bzrroos eambosts he together
with large assortment Of copper tin. and sheet iroa
constantly on hand stove rips. -
ole lm. A. NJ SOMERVILlL
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-03

10 the mean time yon must allow me 10 say that IN
numa.i'g that Mr.. Webster Is not popular man, you
remind NE Of my neiRbbors We have ~ our village
vsiy honest and Intelligent farmer who Is well read
ano wen acquainted with thai kind Of public business
~nlch springs up m place like this. Ito Is. however.
man o. .hoogntinl turn aud. though essentially kind
nay penesoent no at FIRST less attractive, less gra
cIous, perhaps Ia his than many others His
name, Tor the story, msy be Mr. HIS neighbors sell
com 60 70 him 20 gossip, or 10 find for
frolie. But II any Of them in trouble. and they
want sound advice or efficient help they ali 90 10 Mr.
II there any disputes, he Is the standing referee
Our people sometimes say this man is not popular:
and, in little parry s,rfes, he Is considered We.
~ available candidate. Yet | have remarked that
whenever question Of deep interest calls all the peo
pile to The polls-when there feeling abroad that j,
Is time to jusge with the elective franchise, and that
the best and strongest is wanted for the oinerg.n
ey~hen such state Of things this exists then my
neghbor Is the best candidate, IN the available sense,
that you can find Is such popular or not!
Yours, very truly,
G. s.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-03

An appalling .Seeae..The Northampton Courier
informs us that inquest held al South Farms in
that town, on Monday evening, the body Of Ellen
Layton. a native OF ST. Andrews N B., who with her
husband had been seen for some days passing the
vicinity, their way, they stated, to Albany She
had been observed that morning state Of intoxca-
tion and about found dead by the side Of the
road by The passengers in stage passing at that time
Her husband laid by her side Supplied with liquor and
equally unconscious OF her situation or his own Near
them found quart bottle nearly emptied Of its
contents, but still containing little New England rum
The inquest held night, under the trees by the
river side and the spectacle, says the Courier both
romantic and appalling. The miserable husband blind
and with two wooden legs, sitting the lfeless
corpse-.-the coroner and jn,he group Of spectators
and the numerous carriages dImly by the light Of
pine kuots and lanterns, presented impressive and
startling scene No evidence OF violence having been
found, tho jury returned verdict Of death from
unknown Boston Transcript
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-08-03
OPINION.

Unity OF opinion, absracty considered, is neither
desirable good although considered not in itself
hut with reference to something ese may be both =
For may be all agreed error and in that case
uusni,nty Is an evil Truth lies within the tempe of
knowledge, but doubt is the ves,ihue tina, leads unto
IT, Luther began by having his doubts as to the az
snmed infslibty OF the Pope, and he finished by max
ing tho cornerstone Of the reformation Copernicus,
and Newton, doubted the truth of the false systems of
others before they established one of their own
Columbus differed IN opinion with all the world before
he discovered newone; ard Galeos terrestrial body
confined in dungeon for having asserted the
motion Of those bodies that were celestial In fact,
We almost all our knowledge, not to those who
have agreed, but those who began by daring 10 think
with themselves as be that leads crowd, must begin
by separating himself some distance from IT, If the
great Harvey who discovered the circulation Of the
blood had not differed from all the physicians Of bis
day, all the physicians Of the present day would not
have agreed with him These reflections ought to teach
that every kind OF persecution for opinion is incom-
patble with sound philosophy 1t is amentable indeed