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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
John Franklin Owens, Defendant.
In
Chanccry.

John Franklin Owens. Defendant
This dag came the compliments b. their attorney
and flied their bill in this cause and the deendaT;
tIrt having entered HE Appearance and gwen secur
~ according 10 the acI OF assembly and the rules o
Has court. and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the said John franklin Owens i. not on nhahitant
of this commonwealth On motion of the complainant
by hts attorney Iii ordered that the said John E1ank
h; Oven 10 appear tere u the dnyof the next o.
Of this eOu't, and answer the complanInis bl and
that copy OF this be inserted n The Western Virginia
Times cor two Months sucreSsvely and posted at the
court house door ct ikis county.
copy iese.
iuly lin n JIlCKIIA NJ Clcr.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
HR. WI EVANS SOUIul Nc ST.
" Rur. For IILDREN TTEraINi-


Dangerous case Of Convulstons and Pa'iiir. Dent.
ION, Cured Wy Or VIM. Evans Soothing syrup
To tbs ASEST OF DR. EvANs' SoorRtNG SYRyP.
Dear Sar-Fne great bcsctt Afforded q lny suiier
NJ infant. By yoGr soothing Syrup. IN cese Of pro
racied anj paIhiul deutI'Iou, must convince every
Colag parent how essential an early applicauon OF
such an inv aiuab'e medicine rs TO relieve infant
misery and tJr;dre. Nv infant while tgctiO CNpcrI.
sncet such acute suttcrlngs that u WIS attacked
With cOnNuislors ent nv wife and family supposed
hat death W)l- sO1a re iUSSc the babe from Anguish
Ill W. procured bottle ct your syrup wLlrh
seen a. applied 10 the gums, a wonderful change
vas produced, and after few applications, the
chIld dlsoaysa obvious relief, a3d ~ cont,rulugin
- Use. am glad 10 IHfbrm YoG, that the ChlI has
com2letoly rec Iyerci, and no recurrence Of that
Ewtsl c. npl4at hiss STAGE ucrurred; ths teeth ere
sIr anain< Wy and the child enjoys pcrlrI fgath
give you my cheerful psrnus sion to maze this &C
ACCOMPLISHMENT puhlIc. and vii - Oily give any IN
WA JOH NSOE.
gsn'icu1n Who h1s male NAL Of DR.. W. Ey
rs Soothing 3yr.p IN "a. faruIl tu 0i teeth
~ chilly wishes us 10 stats that he found entirely
shectull ~ relieving m the IN IS, nd prevent
ns the cpas'q Iepcss which some UEc. lNow. W G
ehssrta!ly comply with has rc4,ef san
GIVE believe u IS generally know'cigci b
bose who have tined Il, that %. ENac,' syrup for
''hidren td'nng Tech, advertised a anoiEcr col
,nn, Is highly useful article fOt the purposes Tor
which II is iutcndsd. Highly respectable mdIv,d-
.als, a: any rate who have made use OF n, DO Mt
Sc utatG - give 10 virtues the sanction ot their
Ae es.-BJstJn Traveller.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
UIS-fjIT TfON-

FcNIiE partnership i4fely cyIs'lng Under The sitp
3 and firm 1f Hurdle & P5''s and carrgius ON
hIs.rr.s l1 me Touring mill lately occupied hy
frrtu Boo tho city Of Wheeling s this dag Dissolved
'1v mrurI consent Tho business Will hereafter Dc
carried on by O. w Hurdle ot the old sf1nd
g.. W HURDLE
Wheeling July 20b 1870
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

wir.-At rules held in the Clerks
office of tho Cmcuii Court Of Law rnd Chsnccsy
for Tyler County, on Monday the 9th DAY of July
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

AINTEK STRAINED SPERM OLA -.
w supply Just received and fr sule BY
o"l NJ REILLY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
REGULAR AGENTS. ,,,,
4 V. Ro8tSsoS, Portsmouth, -.
J. MlGRIsoN, CalumSy> Q.


4. V. RoatSsoS, PuTt-mOutH, -.
J. MJERIsoN, ColumSy> q.
Df whom ais may br OhtaIuac,
Or. GJc les Celebrated Female Plla,
The Baron Nou HalAc!er Hers tiil-,
Or. Evans Fever and Asue Pile,
Dr. Hunts Botanic Pills,
Or. Evans Soothing Syrup, for TceiS!ns.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Whole
si,e and Retail. a. 100 Chatham ST., New York; ,
SOLth Seventh street, philadelphia, - Ma-k-t ST.,
EpdlsvIlp, kcnfu cky: 81 prnEiil, 'asto", Nassg-
chIs-tts: and o! The following Agents " ililam IL.
xInS, Wheeling, Va, 1. Y. Robinson, Portsmouth,
DhlJ. mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

q SEVERE CASE OF TEETFINC. WITH
~ SUMMER COMPLAINT cured by tie irfal
iale American Soothing Syrup of Dr. w Evans
MIS- MCl'herson, residing OF No g. Madison street
called al the Medical Office of DR.. w. Evans No 100
Chatham street. y. Y. and purchased hottie Of the
syrup To- her child, who suffering excruciatirc
pain dgHag he process Of dcn;i;iOu, being momeu;a
ry threatened With usiOus u.s. bow els too were
exceedingly loose and no food could be retained on
The stomach. Almost Immediately after ~ n7plica.
uOn. the alarming symptoms entirely ceased and be-.
came quite natural. "a tribute rfgraliiudc for the
benefit afforded the child. the mother cao oftcr own
accord and freely sanctioned publicity 10 the above
Be particular IN applying at 100. Choih,m st-ccil
there arc several cOuuicrlets advertised No other
place in The city has the genuine Tor sale
Eslrgrc u HHierfr,,F-rArrIoy. b. particular
iu purchasing 10 that the label of tli, Niodlcu,
contains notice Of It's" entry according 10 Acto ON.
crC-s' And be likewise particular fr Obtaining hem
no 90 ttltium street New York, or frusu the rcgu.
4r Agnut
nov 10 W. y. KING IS wa'crsr wheeling
NR. EVANS CELEBRATED FEVER AND A.
- CUE PlLLS-Tbrse pill So admirably adap-
Geo. 20 afford Uniform rccfIn The different moIca
~ fczc distressing maladics orc particularly rccums
uradca % public rcrc On the accession Dfthc cold
F1go. whom tIe face and limbs cf nc Sufferer become
1lD ami tg sensation Of cold aud lJnguOr L. 90 per.
yrdin- lo whole system. their administration g. &C..
TIfled with astonishing suCrCss--thCy soon lesson
tHr Subsequent distressing s'ivrrnz. o13 violent shl.
."r Hrf hv confirming Iu th.Ir so fssdirartc,D will
u.uH.f.ts trC iha mort obstinate 1Vuc. These pills
Hrap. F. ~ utility n rhler Distressing casas whore
..Ir 1siI.H,sUrss gl complexion, pi.u H tho rsvp,
roll ha liver tension aud distress BOO the cpiy1s'ic rr.
-Iu. with other svnr,rur indicating The existence of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

NIltGINIA:-At rul = held IN the Clerks office Of
the Circuit Superior Court cfI.aw aad ''hancsry
Ter the County of Ohio, n thc Honth Of July, GsIU.
hNde N@c, Complainant
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

IHVO BOAT BUILDERS-l0O h. ct Tam Oh
hand anI l0I slic low BY " REILLY
aug IS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

m wet UcuIG; al! tt'~"ist tfutrnttiths
ompiH Mt lola We StFht.,ss s,,Sss tLc ,l,.t
with diiI cult ans &. rcssire t,.OthHV I'm ma
the last year of he h'Ltts, ~. JistarC irctsa,,d
80 aleIningly % topitSeni Lis f. u, vIrC e., tur,s
noes, having lost his speech nit Il uc tkitrt,I.a
VIII Immediate sutioCau' n, utu Ccisrs "a.
pSctoihiiVn " ,ulC ZEN. 81. v tn ril save ! -
reiei iof Jew hOhrs, The TLysIci-rs wh" attn,
ded him Pronounced his cen L!an iltN,Iu IL, r,Is
slolIlly ofcure. bat at lasi PiSrd. nc, di,,c.cd
~ mphIsttp he left AZ his house, after NI;'k We
pro, oied some efDr Hunts Botanic Pills, and afs
Ter tssihg few boxes he found k:mstlf .ntireiy
tee from ths complaint, beins cppGt e at has Tin
oIsny exercise. even Of s'kins I, Tty niles ally
ana having all the eniOymtnt. of eri,ct kealtf,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

"a EW SrORE.-The subscriber respectfully in
iurnis ti.e cirZens OF Wheeling and vicinity that
he has opened the store formerly occupicd by T. = a
G. J. iioh, 90 Market street uih entire men soek
Of DRY Goods ~hIci' Re viii sell as low as they can
To- p-ucurrcd IN The city Tor c.Si Country merchants
and farmers invited 10 call before purchasing
elsewhere. J. MYERS, Jr.
Wheeling. OCT l3. lsI0-lr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
BEWARE Or ceuRTE COUNTER IS t.

Cousion-Bc Particular IN rurchHsipg % s,r
that the label of thls Medicine contains rcIios a..
~ ehuy sSSYoNS 10 at OF Coz gltSs AID 81
likewise rsT1cunr ia ottaiTInc iECu. II leo L Lai
hsn ST, New. Nork. CT from tie
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

Diare.siHr cass If Setcrc Spasgoaic As,s,oa. yey
Ieodg cured ~ Hgars Botaaie Pills
Mr. Henry White, vas fort hs gpace Of two vesys
ahiictcd With . severe Asfhn,I On rTo,stdsd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

copy ies,e.
july lin H. HICKMAN, Clcra
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10
uNlCrS WORTH RNNEN8ERING

a when a sount s. scientific remedy for Diseases
cas long been "a general use, bcstowTGg bles sing
aud receiving praises lts scaTcClYi IN the power 90
scSpticIsm - c0dbt Us virtues, oT cnyY 10 deny
hem
When 10 has achieved an ascendant career of
e.tuiuess. winch stances the comp,tIt5a Of mere
oasttul pTCtelslsn, aGu S=yutra . cOusgIruuu,
atirn M universal favour 10y intrinsic worth alone
us Proprietor NAV point ont the causes Ufits ~
csr'orty, with lneurring the suspicion OF !uy.di-
9ssGess IN lns'Ituiinp the c3upaglenu.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-10

raa 1I0 B5isNo lierunr.iust received aud ~ s1'6
u i,s5f3 FAXTCNs q TlNGLE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

We learn, by the last Romrey Intelligencer, that
The Gfisi and Saw Mill, Of Mr.. ALEXANDER Pos
Tos, on North River, in Hampshire county, we're,
with Q Of 300 bushels Of Grain, destroyed BY fire,
on the night Of the 20.h nltimo 1.-THE FIRE was fhe
effect of earelessness 10 children, it being taken
down TO The mill by one Of the miller's sons little
before night and knded up, in order TO have light
during the night, whilst grinding. There Being
shayings and chips and nsar. the hearth, to which
the fire was soon communicated, in the absence OF
tho boy, who had gone down to q store, few rods
below The mill. When it was discovered il was
found entirely useless TO attempt 10 extinguish IL
Mr. Poston's loss is estimated al ZOO dollars.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
Loco Eoco PROCESSION.

The Loco ioco Young men and boys, were mus
tered from every part Of Tire County, for grand pa
rade in Marlinsburg, on Saturday last, and made
quite a shining display. They numbered about 1870,
and paraded through the streets with band OF mu-
sic, and dned at the Grove the East side OF the
town. They had flags and sashes, in great proil-
sion, and seemed amazingly tickled with the fun
At sundry points the literary exercises were re-
nearsed, consisting Of poetic recitation, speech
about the Alien and Ssdition laws, and a song-
They seemed to cling fast by the fame of General
jackson, using the Hickory Tree, adorned with red
cotton cloth and balls ofraw cotton, instead of the
Slippery Elm. We did not observe any thing refer
ring to Van Buren,, except his name the flag, The
whole affair seeming to Indicate that they were yet
sustaining the cause OF Jackson.
One ofthe mottos gave nolce Oft determination,
that when the young gentlemen grew up 10 be men,
they would take possession Of Old Berkeley. This
was very alarming TO the Wings, but they were
thankful for The long trust.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
From the Cumberland Civilian.
THE ARMY OF 900 900!

To the exclusion of much other matter, we this
day publish the Secretary Of Wars Report detail
T ing one Of Mr. Van Burens favorite projects, and
which he has openly declared, that he cannot :" too
strongly recommend" We would like this nefar
Gus and truly Federal scheme, to be examined and
considered by every voter, before he puts his ballot
in the box. If So we are sure that Mr.. Van Buren,
and his offce-hoders will be left almost solitary
and alone
Our readers will find that the party FOR new ex-
pediert proposes
/. That every citizen between the ages of 30 and
IS be enrolled {lst Sec)
Q. That he shall arm himself at lis own expense
list and 4th Secs.I
3. That the Dragons furnish themselves with
horse at least l44 hands high good saddle, bridle
yalse breast plate croPper, pair Of boots, spurs
pistols sabre, and cartridge box--all attheir own
expense. (4th Sec)
A. That 100 600 men proposed to be drafted
for active service. C0th Sec.)
5. That reserve OF another 100, 900 shall be ar
med and organized. l2tn Sec.)
6 That Mr. Van Buren, shall have power TO call
out the active force 100000 twice year, at such
points as he may designate, and to be under such
regulations be may adopt. Q7eh Sec
z. That il citizen fails 10 march when he - or
dered by Mr. Van Buren,, he is to be fined not less
ihan half or more than three months pay. (not less
than s. nor more Than $500 10 be Indicted by a
court-mailialthat unless the fines are paid, every
man is liable To be imprisoned FIVE moaths for eve
" dollars (28th sec.)
8. That If the citizen should happen TO have no
property, he is liable to be imprisoned until the fine
i. paid, (29th Sec)
! We have only pointed out some oflhe monstrous
features Of this daing project. But all It's prov''-
ions are fun Of objectionable features We have
cot space This week. point out all the dangerous
tendencies of this project of The Administer
ton For the present, we earnestly invite to y,
public attention Lei every man rad it, and con-
,ider i, WE'LL And since the Administration papers
do not dare publish this their own measure, We ear
nes.ly urge upon all our friends to explain 10 then
Van Buren, neghbors this last, mos, desperate, ard
ant-repubsicau project Of the oieeholders' party.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
lELsIlN ALAAl..1..l.A -g9o
HAIfIMORE MARkEr.

From me Baltimore american of May 30.
CArrLE The market continues to be well sup
Piled with Beet on the hoof and prices the same
as last week. viz: SO for inferior. 81 per Tor
prince with occasional sales of few choice, select
ed from the droves, al 81 so.
HoGs.-The supply Of Live Hogs is also good
and the price rules at S. ,25 to S. So and dull.
FLoUR- Hotsard Street Flour-Ne find the
market to-day precisely as il has been for the last
three or four weeks. The asking price for How
ard ST.. Flour of good brands, from Stores contin-
ues at SAYS, and the sales are principally made at
$4G8s. We have heard Of occasional sales at $4,-
625 but we believe that, by far the larger portion
Of The transactions are at S4 $50, which We quote
as the rate this morning. The article appears 10
be taken about fast as it arrives al market and,
of course there is no accumulation Of stocks in tue
hands Of dealers. The Car and Wagon price Is
q 80 10 S4.5G. city MUS Flour. We quote ~
S475. with occasional sales, and small stock
SusqueAanna Flou .--Sales Of this description
huge been made at $l,6s3 but the Article is now
dull M that puee.
wHeAr.-The supplies ofWheat have been quite
limited The sales Of Md. reds have generally ran
ged 81 90 and 90 for fair TO very prime, and we
note the sale of large parcel Of extra Prime red
90 CTS Sales Of good red Susqehanna Whea's have
been made at IS 80 CTS, and one parcel Of prime
to-day at 90 cts White Nhcats, good TO prime
are worth 95 cts and 81.
CoRE.-Sales Of white Corn until the middle Of
The week were generally made al ~ and 43 cents,
and Of yellow az As and AZ cls o. yesterday and
to-day sales Of white Corn were made AZ 40 and a.
cts. Sales ofyellow to-day at AZ and as CTS.
| RYE "A sale OF Susquehanna Rye at so cents.
I We quote Md. II Is and 40 cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

CHARLEs Fisher, Esq The following Letter,
from the Hon. II Clay Hamilton G. Jones, Esq.
OF Salisbury proves 10 what desperate alternatives
the Van Baren leaders resort for the purpose Of les
SEEMING General Harrison in the estimation Of his
conntrgmen How honest and candid men can
couptenance such mean, sneaking conduct, is too
diIicalito determine.-- R0leigh Register.
wAsnNeToS, May l2, 1910.
DzAR SfRs freceiyed your favor, stating that
Mr. & Fisher, the member o. Congress from your
district Ia public address which he made some
Of hi. Constituents assefted that had opposed the
appointment Of Gen. Harrison, Minister 10 Coz
llanbia because OF his ncapacity for the APP
continent; and inquiIing oil me as to the truth Of
the assertion.
have no hesitation in saying that there is no
foundation whatever for the assertion The APP
poiuiuent Of General Harrison, as Minister Pleni-
poteniiary and Envoy Extraordinary TO The RePub-
| lie Of Columbia, had my entire concurrence and.
besides the usual credentials, entrusted to his
private letter 10 Gen Bolivar, the President Of
that Republic
know not on what authority Mr.. Fisher has IN
dettaken 10 make the assertion attributed to him
certainly ncae from me; and yet he has enjoyed
abundant opportunities, during the present session
Of Congress, to ascertain from personally wheth
or the above assertion true or not. But never
have bad, at any time, any conversation with him,
Tia respect 10 Gen Hariison's mission.
You are OF liberty show this letter to Mr.. Fish
err himself, OF to make any OF it.
am. respectfully, yoar ob'tsery't,
II. c. JoSEs, Esq. II. CLAY.
TFhat d. Mr. Fishers Constituents think Of this2
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
Erom the Lynehburg YIIglnian.

Mr.. Hiram TIaines, formerly editor Of the Peters.
burg Constellation Ga fayorite organ OF the Admin
islrafion party threatening at one time to super
sede the Enquirer in the affections of that party
is now the eitor Of peatral paper The Star, at
Petersburg In a late number be says;
The Democrats are bewaing their defeat, end
wondering at The cause We viii explain il in O
few words. Since the first Of December, the Adj
,ninisration and It's friends have made three false
moves on the political chessboard sufficient 70 con
denim u and tbem for prudence and proPriety IN tie
estimation Of all thinking men cfboth parties. The
FIRST was the proceeding on the New Jersey ques-
ton--the second was the coalition between Mr.. Van
buren, and Mr. Cahoun--and the third was Mr..
Ponsett's pan for organizing and arming the milf
tia To those three causes is TO be ascrbed he de-
feat of tie Administration party in Virginia at the
recent eleclion--an election more important IN its
effects upon the Presidential coHtestthan auy which
has taken or is yet take place in any State OF the
Union. Regret can avail nothing, now to our an
cieni friends and it will be we'll for them II it be
NOT TOO late to gather wisdom for the future from
the errors of the past.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

IMPuDENcE AND PuPPYIsM kEBUKED. Mr..
JOINS VAN BuRES, the hopeful son Of the President
Of the United States, had the impudence few days
since, declare in the public Barroom Of Congress
Hall, Albany that General HARRISON WAS COW.
ARD!! Fortunately, for the cause Of truth, an of
dcer OF the army present, who promptly requi-
red OF the coxcomb an immediate retraetion Of the
SANDER the hazard Of being held personally re-
sponsible for his language. After very little bus
eging this promising Of his father, arrived at
the conclusion that
Discretion is the better part of valor;'
aud humby withdrew bis charge in the same pub
lie manner in which il was made.
When we daily perceive the official organs of the
President charging with eoocar4ice the venerable
Hero Of the Thames should not be surprised
that his worthless son INDUCES in similar language;
nor should excite establishment, that one who has
quietly submitted to have his pulled in pub
Tic bar room ia presence Of several msulbsrs Ut the
legislature should be compelled to retract his slam
dets against the gallant old General whose military
fame is dear TO every true hearted American We
hope that all who indulge ia such language, will be
as promptly made to humble themselves before an
indignant and patriotic people, was This catOal-
rous son Of the President Of the United States
NJ Y. Courier q, Enquirer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04

quired by this system, IN like manner with the 9th
er militia.
3oGh. That the Legislatures of the several States
at the earliest period Of time after The adoption q
this system, enact such laws may be necessary 70
enrol and organize the militia of the respective
States according TO the provisions contained here
in: provided that until snch enrolment and orsani-
cation be made the existing laws governing The mi
ltia IL each State be considered as still IN force.
40th That the term militia Of The United States
shall be so construed as TO embrace within its rnea
ming all troops OF whatever description not Of the
regular army cf the United States.
Respectfully submitted.
j. H. POINSETT.
Hon r. NJ. T. Hustler,
Speaker cfthe House Of Repatriation.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-06-04
COMMUNICATION:
Ter The Gazette
ANECDOTE OF GEN. HARRISON.

ANECDoTE OF GEN. HARRISON.
A hulc incident. ia the early hfe ott is excellent
man furnishes sieuilctui ius ration of his char
scies. ID these days OF the Republic, degenerate
under the sway oi "impious men, when thieves
baitca upon the public Treasure, and uuno.y anbI-
zion dtspoi. the Nofy atsr ol he country 5 liberty,
biz lrlaW-citzsus can appreciate, muie fully, lhe
value I'd tnst uioral consultation at charnrler which
was manifested upon the occasion. They will at
once, perceive hos u has been, thai his palms have
never bseu deaieJ With ths treasure OF robbed ma
ton. whose confidence was teposed Ia HIM Hon
esty--syc, that j. ths worl-hoassty with all It's
k,ndied sfirhuWs, honor, Integrity, charity, hbcr-
atty. ara chasteued ambiuan, are needed now Ia
the land. They are qaalir,s which should be ex
allied. II tte pefsaa ~ ffes.dcrt, that they may
be digai6sA boz the aatihfrs tges.-i have the sto-
~, wuleh shall relate lfom a reistv Of General
ilarf,son. aad soscu Coz ns correctness.
In bis earliest youth. Cra. Hsni.oa exhibited a
remarGable propensity to gIte tp oiuels, or share
with thum. whatever he had -mouey celhes, and
other thiugs, really valuable 10 lim Durrg the
period that no VA. receiving bis education, al
Hampden sdney Colegr. tc hal INDUCED ihis
prapsn.ly 90 "a, that, AZ ona Tune, be had no mo-
ney ieG, aud neatly tne whole I'd his wearing APP
p.rel was gp1e. o. ,a, condition, an old osgro
MAJ, waa reported Eimsei as baaas come "oui
ub ds same estate vifH Die "yuu msssa,f CALI
"a to ssk " "a Htile teuritins' ei lis tsnAs. Up-
CA examination. De ioaud no.uluf Boz De possession
AZ az ga, except tsir oi si.A ,pcks--ag very pro-
pee article of dtess lof te foDah shank and heel 81
the Oh negro. ne gave biu tfe spcas however,
sorry that BE- bad nothing r,sfe s4Hab- for hlm.-
81 ben tHcy were uftrsaJ3s oh-r.,ei iu ihe Old
mans possession. --wAo, inuorrui'y. TOO, showed
ihrn. apd b1hs.~3, at the same u.ae. az h's mas
,ers kindacfs.-suspie.ou ras eXriird that hc had
nor norirr fUt lad fn rn hfurrf u4t ile was cnar-
csd with having STOLEN ihsm. Boo protested THAI he
had received them inm d.. Young master, then
some distance from h.u. Nrry uurasy, aud app
pfrhsosiye 90 punishment, Do utannged 40 oammn-
I nic.te wuh hafusou, Who. iaou. o ereaiy coniu-
sed aud embraced nl tte Circumstance being
known, reodiiy appeared aoi relieved he unhappy
Old ,srvaut Il orr is distress " ibers Is that scat
| .ere,h and yet increasoih.' LEA bum, therefore,
] that Watere1h, be wateIed, also, himself"