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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25
LET lis I,AIGH-

clergyman was the other day reproving a
young girl for her too gay and laughing chaTac-
ter. '''fhere are times for all ihings,'' said the
pious man-"a time to laugh and time to weep,
as the good book tells us.''
SSH" replied the arch young angel, Tor young
arch angel, as you like,) ''did you not tell us in
your sermon on Sunday, that heaven itself was
all smiles; that there was neither tears nor grief
nor signing there; and that saints and angels
would feast eternally on the smiles of Coda"
''Yes, my dear"
"Well, them" said the little piece of sainted
carnation, "may not do on earth what's done in
heaven-can't have my giggle, too -
The parson thought this a "time to laugh" and
laugh he did.
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Terms Of the Spectator.

The Spectator is published once week, by
krNroN HARPER, at Two Dollars year, if paid
in advance, or Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, af-
ter the expiration of the year. No paper will be
discontinued, but at the option of the editor, until
all arrearages are paid. acknowledgements not
exceeding thirteen lines of printed matter, insert
cd three weeks for one dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertion.-Larger adj
vertissments in the same proportion. A liberal
discount will be made to advertisers by the year.
1J-Letters on business must be postpaid.
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GREEN'S TRIAL.

The Compiler gives the concluding proceed
ings of this trial.
"The evidence for the prisoner in this case
concluded this afternoon, and motion was
submitted by the prosecuting Attorney to this ef-
feet 'sThat if the Jury should find that Dabney
paid to Green moneys from the funds of the
Bank Of Virginia upon his checks, to meet
checks deposited in the other Banks, which
checks had been endorsed sgood'' by Dabney,
and that Green was present aiding and receiving
these moneys, that 1t should be held to be frau
dulent embezzlement." This motion was sus-
tanned by argument of prosecuting counsel, and
replied to by the counsel for the prisoner. The
argument was warm on both sides. The Court
refused the instruction, however, and second in
struction was submitted. which shared similar
fate. The case was then given to the Jury with
out argument or comment, the time having so faI
elapsed as TO render argument impossible. The
Jury retired about eleven o'clock, and i'm fifteen
minutes returned with verdict Of mot Gull.
ty," whereupon to the shame of Richmond be il
said, and to the everlasting disgrace of Judicial
Authority, yell of applause burst forth from the
densely crowded auditory which de6es description
now, as 1T did then all efforts TO repress it. Up
on the Clerks pronouncng the verdict of the Ju.
ry, the Commonwealth Attorney promptly re-
minded the Court and officers that the prisoner
was still in custody upon other indictments, and
the Court accordingly remaDded him to Jail.
The prisoners counsel then proposed to Offer
bail. but the Court refused 10 entertain the prop
ositlon, leaving 1t for the General Court which
sits in a few days. The whole scene was one o.
shameful confusion owing to the disturbance o.
bystanders.
Thus has ended this long drawn trial. We
make no comments, these are left TO our readers
but we must say, this is case in its incep
ton, In its effects, in all its phases, which re-
| quires deep reflection from all who desire the
! preservation Of the supremacy Of the law"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25
CIVIL WAR IN TEXAS.
From the NafcAitoehes Herald, October

| From the NafcAitoches Herald, October IS.
For some time past the parties in Eastern Tex
as known as the Regulators, and Moderators
have been indUlgng in seditious broils and feuds,
committing retaiatory acts Of outrage upon the
lives and property of the citizens, rendering the
peace and security Of the community precarious I'm
the extreme. The violent measures Of each par
~ have at length we are informed, provoked the
Government of Texas to active measures for theiH
suppression, and the Col. CommanJant of tho
militia Of San Augustine county has received or
| ders to draught two hundred men to quell the
| tratorous factions. There will doubt, b.
| some blood shed in the event of encountre.-
The militia may be Joined by the Regulators, but
1t is believed that the Moderators will DO routed
out. The object which primarily brought tho
Regulators together was the honorable wish to
rid the community Of the mere inveterate Of
large band Of loafers. rowdies, and gamblers, who
were residing in their midst, and sadly injurinR
the interests of the community by their ungov-
ernei and lawless conduct. The Moderators
have risen into distinction by opposing all the
acts of the Regulators. In their ranks are this
band OF desperadoes. Both parties are large in
numbers, and comprise great portion of the in
habiiants. They have regularly chosen captains
and commanders; their discipline, too, is based
on an arbitrary and military code. Whenever
band OF either party meet together, battle en-
Sues and the victors carry off their prisoners in
triumph to their headquarters. So has the battle
been hitherto waging, and so it would continue.
only increasing in the number of combaants,
were no stop put TO it by Government. 1t is but
the other day that professional gentleman, by
the name of DIR. Butler, while riding near Shell
byville, was attacked by one of these parties,
and his horse shot from under him and himself
wounded. AS to the amount Of citizens they
have taken from their pursuits in life, and mnds
1t is impossible TO ascertain. There
mas been, however, rumor in town that the Mo-
ierators had lately made capture Of thirteen
We hope that sufficient and ample provision will
De made by the Texas Government for their en-.
Ire determination, and in the mean time we have
o wish every success to the patriotic citizens Of
San Augustine county.
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ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.

When Dick Almz first crossed into York State
from the Canada side, he took lodgings at an inn
in Canandaigua. A waiting maid sat at table
with them, and Dick spoke of her as the servant,
to the no small scandal Of mine host, who told
him that in his house servants were called help.
Very well. Next morning the whole house was
alarmed by loud shouting from Dick of 'Help
help! water! water! hepl'' In an instant, ev-
cry person equal to the task rushed into Dicks
room with pail of water. 'I'm much Obliged
to we, to be sure" said Dick, "but here is more
water than want to share ,DiMr SHAVE with
quoth mine host, ''you called "help ~ and swat
or ~ and we thought the house was on fire.
'Yot told me to call the servant "help," and do
ye think would cry Water when meant fire 2''
"Give it up," said the landlord, as he led off the
line Of buckets. Boston Post:
Daniel 0'Connell has been elected Mayof 81
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25
A NATIONAL, BANK

A gentleman who has recently visited tho
Northern Cities, gives it as his opinion, that al
the great Capitalists in that region opposed to
a National Bank, any institution which will
make times prosperous and the people happy
Set'interest is the controlling motive with them
At present, and so long as the present state OF
things continues, they make much greater
PER CENT upon their capital, by shaving, than
they can by investing it in the stock of any bank.
We observe the motive operating in this
State, with the same class of men. In South.
side county-not hundred miles from Rich:
mond, there are many rich Democrats, reaping
golden harvests these hard times One OF
them is reported to have said, ''two and haifper
cent. month, is not enough" When it reach-
es three and a half month, he may praise the
Democracy, and National Bank harder
than ever
If these timos continue, we should not be sur
Prised If the whole body of the people should Of
fer up a united prayer for a National Bank, or
any thing else, which will save them from tho
grippe of the shavers and usurers.-Rich. Whig.
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Prinie,s' and Publishers O,t,tanding .qecount..

A thousand such accounts at ten dollars each,
amount to ten thousand dollars-a handsome sum
these times were it all collected. The SAND
number at five dollars each, amount 10 i've thou
sand dollars. Should not then every subscriber
to paper--n order to do as he would be done
by, and thus fulfil the golden rule--cancel at
once his printers account, be it more or Less
that he may not be one of the thousand, OF the
five hundred, or even the fifty, who may think
that because the debt is small it is of little con-
sequence to his printer. This is no dun--but ilis
statement of question in equity, for the solution
Of none else but those whom it may concern.
TIE fraternity.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25

Some time since there appeared in the WASH
ington prints notice of the appointment of Ben
nett ID: Crawford of New Orleans, to be Judge
OF the United States for the District Of Louisiana,
vice Theodore ii. McCaleb, deceased. Since
then it has been ascertained that Judge McCaleb
is not only alive, but has not been sick. 1t is
due to MIR. Crawford, who has just returned TO
New Orleans, TO say, that he was not an appli-
cant for the Office: sit has been asceriained,"
says the New Orleans Advertiser, ''that two gen
tlemen, eager TO their country, applied for
the office, when the rumor Of the Judges death
was ailoat last summer. Such rumor prevailed
for some time, but when its incorrectness was
discovered they failed TO inform the proper de-
partment of the fact. In ignorance of the true
state Of the case, the President appointed Mr..
Crawford to the discontinue Of the applicants.,'
Bat. timer,
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THE COUNTRY GIRLS.

love the country spinster,
Who turns the buzzing wheel,
Who plies with busy hands, the card,
With merry hum the reel.
i love the country seamstress,
Who makes the household gear,
And who, with industry and art,
Prepares the homespun wear.
love the country milkmaid,
Whose daily task supplies
n wholesome food and beverage
For country families.
Her neat and ample dairy
Her industry attests,
And when night finds her weary,
In Innocence she rests.
love the country housewife,
Her neat swept rural dome,
Where love, truth and kindness dwell,
The ploughman's happy home.
They wear their healthy bushes,
They walk with form erect,
They wear their own wrought homespun
And gew-gaw show reject.
No "Grecian bend" affected,
No ambling, mincing pace,
No scOrnful tossing of the head,
No modish, wry grimace.
No sallow, pale complexion,
No court spots speck the lips,
No camel Hump deforms the back,
No BIsHops exc the hips.
No "come and see my shoulder!"
No studied vicious taste,
No whalebone frame to choke the breath,
Nor corsets cut the waist.
No dark midnight carousals
Corrupt their purity.
No treacherous espousals,
Convict Of coqueiry.
Faithful to all relations;
AS mothers, daughters-wives-
Associates kind, as lovers true,
And virtuous their lives.
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From the VaNey Star.

Mr.. Editor-My old lady requested me to send
the following lines to you which she found among
our old files, with request that you will publish
them in the next ''Star," and invite the particular
attention of those young ladies to them who are
touched with the Hump fever. ss~
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25

PoLrrcAL JoKE.-rhe n. Orleans Bee states
that 1t Is rumored that since the appearance Of
Veto No.2, several clergymen in Virginia have
refused TO perform the matrimonial ceremony, on
the ground that their views Of consistency would
not permit them to sanction any Institution capa-
bic Of operating "per Sc over the Union"
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GYPSUM AND PoTAToEs-Many are doubt
less ignorant of the value of gypsum as a
manure for potatoes. A small plat of ground
was planted with potatoes during the present
year by Mr.. Thomas Boughey of Newport,
Shropshire. The sets previous to being de-
posted in the ground were dripped in the
powdered gypsum, a small quantity of which
was also sown upon them Afterwards as top
dressing. The effect has been astonishing
Many of the tops grew to the height of feet
and the roots proved equally prolific. AT the
root of one which he dug up few days ago,
to look at the result of his experiment, he
found nine potatoes, some (which had attain
ed prodigioas size, though not at present
come 10 their full growth. One weighed al
most two pounds, and two others more than
pound each. 1t is worthy of remark, that
the ground upon which they were planted has
not been MANFRED for five years, the last occu-
pant finding the soil so barren as to be scarce
ly worth cultivation. He sowed some also
upon his beans, peas, and turnips, and found it
to act upon them in Il similar manner, produc-
ing most luXuriant crops of each.
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Coon medicine FOR Hoos.--The American
Farmer furnishes the following
"When your hogs get sick, you know not Of
what, give them ears OF corn. first dipped in tar,
and then rolled in sulphur. IT'S ten to one tina,
it arrests the disease and restores the pig to
hsaith.'
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GREAT PRINTING OFFICE The capital en-
ployed in the printing establishment of Messrs.
Clowers, London, is nearly million and half
of dollars. They employ three hundred and 6f4
ty workmen, and use up FIVE hundred Thousand
dollars worth oil paper a year.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-11-25

MAMmoTH PowER.--ln glanciDg over some
English papers brought by the late arrivals, we
observe among the proceedings in the House of
Commons on the 9TH ultimo, the presentation by
Mr.. Brotherton Of "petiton from the Rev. Mr..
Norris, clergyman in Cheshire, praying the
House tonstitute an inquiry into the merits Of an
invention which gave mechanical power equal
to one million horses" Nothing is stated as to the
nature of this extraordinary invention.
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The Simple Chinese, in order to frig''ten the
English barbarians,' in their attack on Canton,
held DIP lanterns with demon faces and all sorts Of
hobeobhus: A few 20lb shot soon spoilt that fun.
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Daniel 0'Connell has been elected May6f Of
Dublin;
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Sep elmer deu1iiben llnferfatlHng apu asrrt Srt't
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Ner Gnoesbenannte, welher fd,cn uber finf Sabre
~O fetne GeIunobeit Derlcren bate, unb befpnoers
nod lesten Oerbt uno Q8tnter itber fat feds Nlpnae
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prn Senabprg. Cfrlther BON sousotQe) unter gottee
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