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& L o. w. G 4 Z Il E >. fzzaa
MAIN SJREEr.
{2l door from The eoruer leading 10 the Washington
uilel aud ni,pnslie the DRY Goods Sure Of
Nessis. Tfrner Y BnrweI1
rg,H ANKFU1fuf the liberal patronage hereto
4 fore extended to bin. respectfully informs the
enlzens Of his place. aud acenI country. Thai he
/, rroenrl, returned frou tie Nonh, where lie h1s
elected pefsonally stock imposed in his mar
ket for neatness durability au,l unusually cleap-
Hawai- purchased in New Ymk exclusively iof
lnsI. he 1ale,s blu sell liIa the inducements held
iortii cannot fii 10 please. -. -. :
lis assortment CONSISTS NJ extra 6ne BEAY Err
AIA1S, OF t,is nllnuIaeinfe, warranted superior
Ia any n,ade-in This seeiona the country, aud much
ewer dian formerly ,-sitb = variety 81
T. "A n -,
purchased expressly for th!s nlarket consisting Of
Seal aud OtrT Of extra fine qualify, suitable Tor The
approaching season. aud warranted to render com
lot and satisiacilon
The reduction ~ the price of these articles. is
worthy the arirntiona oil the public ;--M~sk Fur
Caps. extremely bow. together with choiee seec-
1tnnuf IonIh> Cps. pfyarious qualities, Fur and
Cluth GhlldreuS lacy Clotb Caps. Remarkably
b"auulul. apd al prcfs such cannot ia 10 please
with huge stock Of Hair Seal Caps, sniiable f,r
servants. IL The attention al Country llatters
aud Merchants is specially rtqtested tony stock 81
trimmings which Is The largest tvei offered here
and ~ liberal rer,ns can he purchased irs side
ofNew Yark. On banda large assortment of W
HITS. Whine aud black. which offered modri ate
ADVANCE on original prices. Tie pubic are invited
10 call aud examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sep. 90 An
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commissioners sale OF
RsgsE EsebGse

sltlute Of deefetai Order of the Circuit,
superior Ceiiri Of Law aud Chanerfy Tor Nell
son county ironensssd at Ilie last term Of sad
SnnIi IN a sun ~ CUaeeery between Whllsm Bail
'dniinistt"iot oi Sarah Ball decreased d SI'ainiiffs
against john jniing aud Others Defen,la IT, we
aSyo"fpi-sionefs. appointed the purpose Iy sad
afr,ee. vii nn ii.- 4ih Monday "a Jsins,y aekt
'nai ben Col'i day. al Nelson Cpn,I.housr. eA-
pose To sale, 10 tie hprs builder pnbiig auction
Twelve slaves,
consisting Of Men. ipomeH, BDys dad Gi,fs. IN
credit ri SIX rnanli@-lhc purchasers 10 give bond
WIN approved se.ufhy OF lie pafrha.e money.
HENRY + HA.RIs.
CHARLES PEggOW.
Dec. 10 az
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NOTICE.

NsIEstsI.
Rf VIRTUE 81 u DECREE OF Tho eoun.
~ ~ CONT Of Amhers The undersigned. COM
,nts~onrf appointed f the purpo-r ,eH sell ior cash
nj Amherst Conrt-li'nsr. ~ Jann3ny Couft next,
faro Negroes,
one n " q ~ Il " and He oiter n G. IRL
belonging To the estate ot Robrri +. Allrn decd
PEYTOE KEITH, Com'r
Dee. ~ ida
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Corn OL-Nc see II stated thai oil can be pro.
ca,eu nom iudlan com IN the proportion III half a
s''oo 10 me hoshei, which bnrns as well IN
'a"P as sPeimaceti. and ennis no bad odor The
a"me corn viii VI Id The usual quaint, Of whskey.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

Huht 10 Deah.-Do SUNDAY Last AZ Portsmouth.
~ H. Mts Hannah Langdon was So scve,ely hunt
Wy h'f ciolhrs taking ihr, ~ Ia cause her death
mkt da,. She "ns he wife Of Nh Samuel Lane
DON aud daughter Of Rev. JOSEPH Laugdon
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khlE undersigned having now received nearly al
% ms ial purchases, would res pcctiu iy ,n,i .
ms trends aud HE public generally 10 call and On
his extensive assortment Of o.
Eso0hS, Stationary, Sc,
an examination. He il determined 10 sell b,r,,,,s
Among the great smieiy Of Works which hr II :, re-
eo"eo' he would enuinerae the 10 loving, VIZ:
, '"hspeatf'S Plays. in Morocco gut,
ieman'S Porns vo.,
Hunts en- Pupnla, Edntition by f. e Win.
onih's Book of the dsons.
o ,,, on The Mulberry Tree and SILK Worm,
N"'sr'y Novels. % vols, Al. Morocco,
Smllh's Thncydidrs,
Nortboots Fables
M"rNhal's Washington. vols
Maryau's Works, = vols. svo.
" IS Landon's Poctical Works. yo.
hollands Life OF Van Buren,
AFAbii, or Tent pucheI, by Willis,
Mhromo's Military facucs,
Gaiiey's Lie of A>hmun
G""pe''s Naval History ard
kussell'S Modem Emnpr
law BOOKS.
b'rber * llo'rngton's Equity Digest.
Burrows Repods
Chiuy's Blacks one,
Do Criminal Law,
Do Pcatias
Do On Bills.
Do ON Contacts
Dnriord X Elsl's Reports, s vo's in 4.
1fpiSes Digest. vols.
thghSh Common Law Reports. 1st series IL vols
DO Exehrquer Reports, 6sois,
liovend~r on F,aua. ~
Lwlngston's Penal Code
Ala,sliafs Decisions, vols,
kievrs on Drsoants,
Stake on SANDER
, A'So' great number OF other Law. Historical
L"afsry aud Poetch Works, aud y VARIETY ct Fan
cN Articles. r prtr, :. ''
Nov %
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The New England ms Co. = declared a dlvi.
lend Of seven per and has reserve more than
sufficient to meet The loss by The Lloyd.
Boston Daig Adp-
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.ne.l. bn, seldom Tir Gidsitrse qie.i'on
Which was before the Senate last sin:sr. bfsnsh
HIM upon The a or. Moie anon.
Youfsifuiy. ]. -
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Wa Eft .EECYEO.y'!
n CRI ARIES PHELPS, Auct.

I'm TUESDAY NIGHT the l0ib ins,. ni,,
~ resume NY NIGHT SALES Of areue,al
Taf't'y OF Dry Goods. Hardware, Has. Shoe.
bpnis' Fancy Goods. Jewel,y, Choihs. Wufd,rs
I ac &C They wall be continued regularly ever,
aI',', 1880 "'n ff'd"y NIGHTS during The season
attended TO. - N '''''s
Dec. 5
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s'OlsIICAL.
HAREMEI.l..

Ia 5 - ssEARf.WflII.- 80 - z-ss5s - e s
~rarrwrll I a wnrd thai must. anil thar haih hesn
- A soana t,as makes us iinser-- yet farewell.
= There /. Pnne Which fficnds niu.t feel
So When donmed to part;
The gay farewell cannot conceal
Their sriefofhesii--
- Full on a ilicndslip scarcely known
la parting /. confessed,
h, prsycr. Of pleasure loudly hreafhed
= d, ,hoss Who love US best
~ There !. Smile, freezing smile
,e we often view,
PLAYING sroapd the lips Of those
Who bid .sden'-
Ala, how il beiies the heart,
How chilling i appears.
When dancing round the eyes Of ftiend'
And qus' ring mid tlrrir tean.
Therr is Tear, full of rc,traind
s4s. By manly pride,
But which will down The conscious shsek,
In secret glide
lf And oh how Of. when hearts too full
is words TO find relief
r. Those soothing tear of sorrow fall.
And drow n each born grief
There Is a Daim. parting bliss
That ificads adore.
IL IL the hope in future years
They'll met
IL steals within the aehing breast
Like dsw among the flowers
Reviews each wilhcr i JOY Therein.
And brishicns ife's dali hours
nEAury's DWELLING.
MISS yANnnaHorr.
Mnsues sing Of Beenit's power
49, sagcs Yield to Beanis's spells
Warriors quail Meath Beauty'r eve;
Prfh uhrf liza
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Consniissioner's sale of Ney..

r,,r-,, -, s"iO VI NeSfOes.
SohSoANT 10 . decree ofihe County c..
soo pronounce on the 9th Of Des,~o Of
Der, lo39, 10 he suit Of Minor and othe,, eem-
Mnors administrator. The undersigned com,,,s a'nst
er will proceed on he e7tl day Of January
Liberty, Bedford Courthouse 10 sell two H. at
ou1g slaves,
One boy mined james. about is years old: and =,
Other natsed Mary about is years. "no The
lefins-Sl5 OF lie price of each Slaye will
qnirei in cash and u credit of twelve mon,ba IRE.
'esdue oil Their price, the purchasers giving 40, ne
with approved security. ''nd'
jim. ""'
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ssines from SIZE 10 $40 each.
ID no GUNS aud PISTOLS,
~ Gun Bags, Shot Behs aud Fln,ks.
Pocket knlvrs and Scissors,
hhves aud Forks, Ne.
just opened and for sale cheap.
a., II. b. RICHARDS. r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

Fer Session OF D months one half payable in i'd.
vanceVZ:
All The branches usually taught in Schools SIP 50
hhs'r, iuclta'ing use Oh Instruments Is %
b"a dug, including every mmodaiion, SO 10
M pupil viii be received Tor a less time than
nom Tie Jay "i eni,y TIL lie end ot the Session and
10 drdncton be made for los, time except in case
- s.'hhcsS \. S. PAYNE.
~ Il. The subscriber can accommodate 5 orc
s"u' Z ia1les ~ ht' iImily. A. 5. p.
De. IL w,.
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E. 1sss3s

'E'lIE UNDERSIGNED WISHES 40 HIRE.
! IA" q sung ven. from
DO 10 !'D @0io-5orltefy Negro .gZes.
80 be tn. pl",rd OF the Jt"es Rtetr ped kiaa,cta
n"Pf"teme"f ''n"ed,"'eib at udueh'S Ferry. in he
Con"fy q Bedi"r/ II mites obore Lyacbbarg. F.,
,""h "b"rrf> liberal prices wall he p,rdb by ,lI. year
lie lands willbe treated IA ihr best possible IIa,nrr
IS 10 d'ei cl"thine, Nc. The work i, he III aud dry,
ana freb"m danger 10y the blasting of iock. there
= hnhe I" he blasted "n yrouitact.
references. "a 10 te>puos bitty &C. to Messrs
1n". iinitins aud Go. Balhy, Of Lsncabufg; aud
capt tIiI"u N"iblIn. al Auihei>t.--Al Of whom
ne authorized 10 engage h,als lnr ne.
RICHARD REINS.
Dc l6 >.
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VIE sphSttihet will give The highest pti,cs f !
Il yarn Socks. Feathet>. Flax Seed B-r,vux g, \
Tow Linens. We alsn wash 10 bay one bun,.r.J n,
two Barrels Mountain Whiskey
u BAILEY & WOMACK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

lho iNiAAt rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir
Gun Superior Count Of Law and Cnnnccry for the coun
o. AmnFIs on Monday, the I'd day December 1882
Le"ls = l.h~li, PiunG,
H2HlHsf
Robert Nimmo and William G. Nnmo Defendants.
- IN HANCERY.
The Defendant, Winm g. Ninuno not having entered his
"id ehen sCcuniy, according the OLA ssem
ny ana INC rs OF this Count, and appearing by sasiac-
nee tinl ne IS not lhllabiaut OF this common
eai'h II - ordered thai the said Defendant do appear here
W. ne isi ds Of April next aud answer the bld the
'hih ana That copy Of this order tortv h nscCdm
some spnpcr published in The town of iynclburg oiso
months posted the front door of The court
'"S' VI '"lS county copt--1esie,
- ROBBERY TiNSLEY CLERK.
jan WIN
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AlRolNiA-Atucsh held in the Clerks Office the Cir
cunt superior Court of Law and Chanccrv the
o. amherst, On Monday the 9TH day OF November 1885,
" liliam Kay, Planfh,
doGiUst
Dahney G. Ray and Nichous Waugh Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant Dabney g. Ray having entered hi. p-
ont ana shen srcu,ity ACCORDING The nct of Assem-
NY and ihernles OF this Court aud appearing by satis.
Tory CYmonct thai he Is mol nlallunt Ibis common
wealth lts ordered thai the said Decmunt do arpenr
on the fri day Of April term next aud answer the hill olbs
fihntl and that acopy OF tn order he forthwith inserted
III some newspaper published in the town of Lynehburg for
Nv" months successfully and posted al the front door o
courthouse oftllis county.
ACopy-Tcse,
Jan, 9 wom
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DIRECTORS,

Dadvd X. Edey, Elijah Fletcher,
John Hollins, Maurice Langhorne,
Samuel MeCorhle, Thomas Ferguson,
Jesse Hare, Maurice II. Garland,
Samuel Garland. Chas. l.. Mosby,
Jno. NJ. Warwick, Saml. Pondexier.
). Ii. Davis, Chls. W. Cmisliap
Jas l.. Clayter GEO d. Davis.
Jas. w. Morgan, David w. Burton,
John EARLY, John II. Patterson.
Robert Tinsley,
JOHN Il. MEM, President,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
JOHN w. YOUNG, Treasure,
GEO. w. TURNER. Cashier.
n 81
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"E;aAc care Of the cents ;,,se, the Dollar
VIII take care Oflsicnsclycs.,,
sNalsN SAVINGS EsyagEA
C.sEeEE.gE f5.ooo.


M Ill receive Dcpo>ltrs Of all money cuY,en, in
W the State, and Issue certificates bIndiup fulIv
INTELLECTUALLY all tue property aud funds of The in-
s"'al"h, Tor the payment thereof, within ten day
"oiier WIN interest thereon. fronItc If d. posite
IN P''"' ~ Tue rae "i PER cenum per aunn. for
ah sums winch strait ba,e been on depo>ite f,r less
IMAM one year; and 81 per. cent ner suuun, Ia, an
SUI winch shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT BAYS
Every Monday Al hall past Ell hl o'clock p. NJ.
At tue "lhceover the store uf Mr. A. Gannawny.
DIRECTIONS.
Henry Lathtm, J. +. Genvict
&, Melvri. Uen,y -
Jno. knuier Tbn,s a 49,
j J. Sal IONS, & phelns ~
TIiden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Ddlahe, p,esito,,
Ro. b. Shrlron, 'rrs''
]. w. Dudley sa'
Lyurhburg. June II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

WHO WANTS BETTER EVIDENCE - womb re-
w trr The rradg public 10 te voluntary lot
ter published recently ia this pernnd in the Gnpi Samur-
nan elye To The happy aud beneficial effects Of the admin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

Vie s"hsciin'r has employed am experienced
a IL ale TEACHER, who cornes ghly tecommen
'ea' an VIII open school Tor gns, al his residence
near hynrhen'sin Caapbell county, on the third II
February next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-09

III Undersigned having now received nearly all
Of his fall purchases would respeerlu Iy ,n,,,.
nus trends aud lie public generally, 10 call and pne
us extensive assortment ui %
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-19

be remembered that he figured very conspi.
cuousiy In the war between Turkey and
Greece. His energy and military Capacities
: nave been abundantly proved in his conduct
.. OF AFFAIRS in Syria. In his late contest with
me turkish forces on the plains of Nezib, h.
was completely victorious.
lbrahm has been condemned as harsh and
VrannIcal InhIs government ofSyria, and tho
same account has been given Mehemet. But
uie Febeilious tribes cannot be kept in subiec
ZION except by strong hands. Both these
warriors have done themselves honor by en-
foreigners and expanding money freely IN
public works, hospitals, &c.
r, Mehemet Ali owns all the territory in
Egypt end has II cultivated BY men who are
paid tor their labor in share of the produce.
re has monopoly Of cotton; rice opium.
&c. "de is the great farmer, the great mer-
chant Of the country. All business of ex-
c ..lIa, Is done by him." His maxim is
1.-The earth belongs Ia God and to the sove,-
eign who Is his Representatives.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-19
LITERARY.
London Ctrrsspondsnce # tie Nssc York Com.
merciGi .4du5rtiser.

London Corresp'nasnce # tie MAJ York Com,
merciai .4dusrtiSer.
The latest new books land they are very
few are Sketches of Pubic Characters. by
that rather ;iresome but never firing audoT
Recollection, nan; who has inanutactur-
ca somr dozen octave volumes on .'M"n and
Things, In this great metropolIs;'' the first
volume OF the new edition OF ihonas Ncore's
poetical works. collected and edited by him
sell and including new pieces, &c. The city
oi Inc Magyar, or Hungary and its Instruc-
nons, by Miss Pardoe; Alcxon's new edition
oil The dramatic works Of W ycherley, Con-
greve, Nanbrugh, and Farquhar, in one vol.
Qike Ben Johnson,) edited BY Leiph Hunt.
but mt expurgated Capt. Halls Fragments
OF voyages, and a collection of celebrated
voyages, each in ! vol The Dowager. a
novel, by Mrs. Gore; The Cashmere Shawl.
and the History of Flirt, are the new fash
iGnEble hctlonS." A new edition of Fuier's
HoI'hies OF England, rare and quaint old
WORK, and his other works. The new No. of
the Edinburgh Review, published to-day,
contains papers on De 1ocqueville-s new
work-the Slave Trade-British Pulnif--Ifa-
ly, Raikes's History Of the Popes. Hailau,s
Literature Of Europe, &c. BY the wav. the
publishers of the reviews. as see bv their
circulars, have arranged with Wiley and Put
nam, the American house here, to send them
to the American market in advance Of publ
cation, and at a very low price-onc-thtrd
less than in London. This must be verv
desirable thing for bookcIubs, Libraries, &c.
Among the announcements are a new nov
el by Mr. Cooper, On the days Of Columbus;
Chronicles of Life, by Mrs. &. Barren Viii
son; third series Of Sam Slick Cairo, Pc
ira, and Damascus, by Kinnear Ireland, its
scenery, character, &c. by Mr.. and Mira. S.
G.. Hall, in illustrated monthly numbers. &c.
&c. G.. p. p,
p. S.-Mr. Cadn, as you will perhaps
learn from him, is about bringing out his
work on the Indians of the Far West, with
Illustrations. He continues his gallery and
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THE POTTAW ATAMIES
Correspondence Of tie Journal q Commerce.
Union City, mich Sept. 10. 1870.

'hloh Clfy, Mich. Sept. 10, 1910.
Great ado is being made in our vicinity e.
bout the removal OF the Po,rawatamies.
zen. brady and about goo regulars and
iuo horsemen are CHARTERED at Marshall, (ls
miles distant,) from whence they have been
Hiah'hg various excursions throughout GU.
forests In the'Pursuit Of the poor fellows.
Ihe Indians say that the treaty which our
governments profess to be acting under. and
which exchanged their lands for lands ives,
o' inc MississlpPi, was made by few unau-
'hofized Chiefs, who We're cheated by the
moAmans (whites) while they (the
chieis) were squabby (drunk.) The Indians
keep out OF the reach of the troops so lone "a
they are able, but Wien surprised, they sub
nit 10 be taken without resistance. Tho
war Is bloodless one, and doubtless will
Siia aS sech. About 500 warriors, squaws,
and papooses, are assembled on the Motto
way prairie, about Is miles west of us, who
are to take np their line Of march for ,hei,
new home this day. The contract for remoy.
ing them hos been taken by the Messrs. God.
irty, who were two French traders amonp
,"en. 1 understand they receive S55 a
mead Tor transporting them. They are en-.
P'9yihg lumber wagons, with two horses and
oiiver, Tor which they pay So SO per day
ana expenses. and allow them to travel !;
miles day going cut, and 80 miles return
ing. Many ofthe Indians will travel on their
ponies, large number of which are owned
among them. They are furnished with blan-
kets' tobacco, &c. at the expense of the is.
think the resort 10 coercive measures .o7
Their removal is uniusti6able and unfair.--
ihey arc as peaceable and good-natured as
any class of citizens among US. Their lands
are now sold, and they have become quite RI
concied to that, but are extremely unwilling
to leave the State,
part OF the summer and winter are spen.
In hunting, and the spring in making maple
sugar. They furnish Us with great ouanti-
ties of berries lin the season. Of almost eve
ry kind and deerskins, furs, &c. in exchange
for clothing.
They are Of more advantage than dana age
to us, and much more under the influence Of
civilization and christianity here than thew
will be at the Gar West. if the Department,
would let the poor creatures alone, thew would
save to the country large amount of money.
ard please these who are most Interested
much more than by forcing them to bid fare
Well to their native land. The old chief.
fam-tle-pee, is very obstinate. He has es-
capped from the officers twice, and is now on
the wing and hope vii! not be rc-taken.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-19
From the -Nlw Orleans Picayune.
RECORDERS COURT.
SECOND MuaIcrpALiry.

PRESIDENTIAL ELgcTIon.-Frank Smith.
and Thomas Reddln were up Def, re recorder
Baldwin on Saturday morning. They were
arrested los being noisy and intoxicated.
"Smlti," said the recorder, ..abo,,t what
did you and Rcddinguarrel -
IVY, about the old thinr, vour honor ,,
said smith.
Recorder.
IVY this here Presidential helec,on, 81
said smith.
:, 90 you differ in politics. do you - said the
Recorder. Wv
,, rIIerta'n'y VIC do" said Smith--''he is q
RABBIT loco foco aud is a yio."
"a what ~ said the Recorder.
, IA violent politician, and in favor of Van
buren," said Smith. "ButPA tell your Aon.
OF as how it is.-Ve both lives in the Same
yard and venever / passes him he says there
goes Hard Cider; there is. one Of the oarv
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-19

"ot amt got no principles; there's a suppor,
or OF the man woi's been made brave by Ger
| 'iica'es anu not by his sword and he ooe!
on IN mat way vich no good Wig can stand
ven he hndS the outher wigs out what liv,
In The yard and the locofocos at home. ne i.
sure to take the vote, and then he calls il ,
wan Buren, victory, and sign of the times
ana all That. The, fact is, your honor. if III,
,eie i tasn looking out for an Office, doesn't
'hihu ne d be haltcis patriotic as he isl
"edoin, sad the Recorder, sis Your con-
duct such as Smith describes it1':
Mot a bi, on ill., said Reddin-.if vas tn
De let alone I'd never do nothing to nobody
nut hes heternaliy. talking politics. Ven nv
old woman locks Che door and goes out. he
makes lex on Ii With chalk, and writes undeI-
meath al, shis here is sfy Renard from. Vindcr-
nook vol vos for something in the I.oaIon
Geological Gardens, but now is in the m,sna-
geHe at " ashington: he's the most cunnipp
mammal vot's known to naturalis,s. This %
mol all your honor. Ven wants to sleen at
night, I'm hlowed if | can get wink. he
N'cks up such rumpus, singing Harrison
s'hSs the Whole time, and Growing like a req
uia' rooster. have challenged him over
and again. but | never can get him 10 toe
the mark no how
''Do you know said the Recorder. ..,bat
ny challenging him you have been u!ty of
melting to breach OF The peacel''
II doesn't mean to duel, your honor said
Hcddln, but to discussion of PRINCIPLES ::
but I'm blamed if don't believe he hain't got
any" '''''' s0'
but can't you both re tain your respective
poitical opinions without quarrel! ling - said
the Recorder.
~ ell, them" said Redeem, "your homer
must olhu him over not to sing Arrison songs
between the hours of 10 o'clock at nirht and
O'Clock In the morning, and not to be fright
ening my children out Of bed by firing off
That old rusty muskrt in celebrate, n of wIcto-
i!es wnen he haint gained none. Yes,and pre-
went him your honor" continued Redden.
IRON making his big deg stand on his hind
iegS In my presence, and saying, as he points
to him, 'hene's one eli Wan Buren's standipg
harmy;' nor l won't stand any more from him
ABOUT negro testimony, cause it's all gam-
mon
, On the part OF Smith it was provided that
heddin was not to call him hard cider cask
nc, nor worshipper Of leg cabins any more
lhey made mutual premises to act with more
iof6eaTance towards one another in future.
and to display greater degree of political
charity than they have evinced heretofore.
and Were discharged.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-11-19
CAPTURE OLE A REAR

The skill Of the Mexican yonrnsros :,
throwing the harria,, or slip Moose. is an ex.
citing subject Of remark and admiration =.
mong travellers in that country. In late
houston Morning Star we find the following
incident, related to the editor by a reccn,
traveller:
While crossing large prairie. with only
meXican servantin company, he discover
ed at distance in advance of them hear of
the largest kind. The animal was MAKING
long strides Tor distant piece Of timber.
when the Mex!.dI deserving him. seized his
iariat' and prepared for chase. pu,tinp
spurs to his horse. he soon overlook Jr,.f,S'
ana with no arms but his larriat he corn
menced the attack. At the first throw III.
fatal Moose, with unerring accuracy. encirclcd
The animals neck but before il could he
drawn sufficiently tight, he pushed it of with
MS paws, end turned upon his enemy. The
rope was recovered in an instan,-thrown a.
gain win equal accuracy-tke horse at the
san same time was wheeled and put to his specd.
ms tme the movements were too quick fer
ornin. He Immediately found himself roll
Ing and tun'bling along the ground in mar
ner altogether surprising. while every strum-
gle to dlsangage himself from the thra!dom
only rendered 1t worse. In this manner. the
animal was fairly choked down; and when
the gentleman came up he dismounted and
easily despatched him with his knife.
n. u. Piccyu,,c