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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

In the United slaies Court, for the Eastern District OF Viz.
ginia, At Norfolk. Nov. 5sh, 1872:
JAMES SCOTT, OF the town Of Portsmouth, having
y fled a petition, praying that he may be decreed 4 banks
rupt' II Is ordered, that al persons claiming 20 be creditors
ofthe said James scot, show cause to the court on the 10Th
day OF December neIt, why the said James Scott should
not be dcclnrd a bankrupt pursuant 10 the act ofCongTess
in that behalf and that a copy Of this order be published
in tho newspapers according TO the 2i and 9th rules Of
Court. A Copy. Testc,
no 8 w5w A VIDE Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
no 5-M9w LOFTiN N. BILLET. uCc

tiSslNih..At Rules held in Tie Clerks Once az ~.
snpenior couu OF Chaneery for Inc RIeS,norSS u NE
cuii, the 8 day OF October, 1912; S"h"'" III
bei JLinin II Lumrnis, William N Lnmu,s an, n.
of II u Lummis & Co. u"ue me stSie
against rus'
George Mohr and OH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

: SmA,s s Hssssss cossg cssa. 60,
~xss Sssa''" Phisux
osssen , ris.s.s,s ss:A.rd . Gilman. Nslhsssu Q
uatcs, uaity, Hannah, Mary, su.sn,.s m, Ses1 sismins
=: : s%ssi:s's s sSs% ,ss 10. .sss w., snf;. a: zee sisl ,:ss
s ~ as !. occer.h hsrrravc. = dsushtsr OF the said fism-
the d~ei.adaais, FIsnIas Rate. AMI B.sj.n ns'. .ss S.s
sseaai,,y s. . nss1 ,s ~. shsir spcs.isse. ssd lives
%ssiasSss, ;S., hey segs sss g, 70 g. sssit. " s.!.tsisv
sSes ON 10 .h ssu hr,t Day o. pseeuseI Court neat, and a..
CITY Ss ,' oa si.s, ls,sges n som. n-sss.pspsf pssn.Ssd N mus X.
.nss.ss'r copy ssssi be rs. ,ss , :; ahs % I,sa, .s ssss !, , .sd.i..
es@ sss. o = '' W fss %slssror, enc
v ,o..y eaaa,, , Sa..,, held !. .he lisTt'. ono, o. Ns.
ssm1eip ~, souft, the 9th d@y Of September. iefa.
Assinst P.innn.
,, w,n.am Rnii, and Alsn.on A. Enlpsto,. ,,d,,,,..p m !.
"'""'"A'''o' John kudd, decd, sna
The defendant, William Ruds, no, hast.
x%sssssiy ana .n the s Rule. s ss r.! ssssriIas. TO The &c. .,
sa nnn ssuenee. that he H. not an inhabi,sn, a,"toy
county; II Is ordered. that the Said cfenJ.n, OF tbs
on tho ats, Tharsd.y in December Sess |" ,ns coa,sou.o.
pminui-sohl andthaf seopy ofthis oricS be ,orh- tho
%%Saa: g, two months 'Sses rspr@sS.s .a nj s sss cry E, q E,eh:
uoo' OF tho Court House Of this conn,y. front
a. q A~Copv-rcsie
' =: FITZGERALD. Clerk.
Of a Al rules held in the CieIt.. om..
E-.an III NnH nh n1. -
'" "'f"oh Archer Firth, and Henry frib. '''A
Against Plaintiff,
and Nancy his wife, ~"o Joseph p Jones
This day can. M. ,l,i,,,e., Dens.
ue,enu,n,s 1ohn hamblin and Martha his u,f. ~ :, ~ y
sn'eieo helr appearance aud given sccurilv having
an 3 assembly and the Rules Of this Conr ~,
pes'lns ,naiihey are notinhabi,an's offhis q y ~
" orIe,ci,t thai the said defendants do Lscath:
.n T ~ ~ uay " January Term ne At and .n.wer .
IN onu' and that a ccpy ofthis order be- f,uhSsh1 p..iu,
rotme newspaper published Ia tho civ ~ p..o
sWo months successfully, aud posted AZ M. T,-nm.1ans
OF ia Courthouse OF this county. NV "oor
Aeopy. Tes,c,
T. W. CARTER, ID. q.
VinslNiA;-At Rules held in the CieTsT- 0o-..T.
=. superior Court of Chancery Tor ~. 49,
cur, thc Uh day Of November Si2: S"""o
90 nrnnon, administrator of hs late ,,ic. nh.
0'., 10y Ann claiborne and WIN ArnsteaJ. p.a
rh'ip J" Claiborne. John d Claiborne, aud other.
hhc defendants above named n,t h,v,r, Dsas
49, sppcst-noe aud given security scco,,,sy , n"veu
=. assembly and the Rules OF mis- Co,,, ~. mS
y.uns, ny satisfactory evidence, ina, ,Les -"
~, uD' ,hnaoHsnts OF this Commonwealth: m 4. oyHe
W. me said drfendants do appear hero on ,hc ICY,
y ~ ~ . va January Term. and answer IN. h,,nm ~
49, Nus nil that a copy ofihis or.cr helo,IhvI,h' ~.
,nanJ s'mc newspaper published in che rity OF prb-
n nomu, ior Two months sueeesIvely, and posiei NJ Ss
~" N'"'" ' the Capitol In the ssii city. "e
mn m A Copy-Tsstc,
WV wM C sANDs, &C.
~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
s)00 PACKAGES of New and very Cheap Fall and
KlSs', consisting Of
Biankets-Servants Cloti ing
Caleoes Of all kinds, and new styles
Waddir1- Batting
CE;hs, Cassino"es and Vcaiin.s
While. Red AMI Yellow Fanaels
Pllid Shawls-Piad Ginyhams
Bicaehed ami unbleached SAlrtinrs aud shccilngs,
And every oiher article II be found in n Dry Goods stnTe,
az lower prices, for cash. Than they have ever been snlf
in Virginia, at Wholesale amt retail, by the yard, piece,
bale or case.
Re3 X III JESErN5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

mn 4 W. CARTER, n. u.
iss..Nia;cAt Rulc. held in ihc CLERKS OMse al I6a
cur, thc 1h day OF November, Tsp "N "s"""onuSn-
betb. Jne eyy Snna9n, ad,ninistIainr VI hs laio wife gura.
against Ai"stcsi, Fits
Phtip w Claiborne. John ID Claiborne. an, o,,..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

In tho uaasd sssiss cssr ser the E.sssra pistiesef vr'
ss..s: October 80; ~ , ,,oozoS
| The matter o. ssnkruptey OF WiLLtaA nssusSr.
! = Of tho Cou"r9 Carabeii.nn. IA inc h,sseEn .uxn'@
ereesi a bankrupt BY this eoust. having hlsd a Psutoe
laying .I a. s.as.kss 80 :, he IN, ~ aieh.
s : .s,sni, a.xs ~ irs.t betofs She OH day Of January
ne.t; nnss snssna NJ ms' n = NH IN = IN, II s,t, or R,eh@oed
" W .ns.a,r,ar. 10 hsxc n,c,ed their debss. AMI other
ps,sos. IN la.sIe,,, may .rps.r a me aid l%s aud Pi, ,ss
ss,i ne,i,,oner shooii soi ss srrr,ed.
A Ceny-res.
a. N wills ~H HENRY GIBSON, Crk.
- ~ ia',., s,,,.,c,,,, 10, INC Ess,e,n pisineio OF yIr.
h"o '-.s lsio-
r., snn, 81.
70 us mseet o, osns,up'ey .,n ., r,u,.r.
William A. Fn,scr, who hs. been decreed q bankrupt by
80 ~ A.. ~ .T,s nS h,.n s.sc,,x s,x. =,
Iresapsssi brfapc ahs OH m dsy Of January next when 4 hearing
s6.,, DC ~ had a.. e. s,, me g; 'i SI. Bs e All sn 4, S sSs9S,oT r.1 mso I ss1e
proved their debts. and other persons In interest. may ap
have, why the prayer OF The said peaiioner should not be
granted Aeopy. Tesic.
r..,.,, n..,,,,, - W.
"'n o""eo "a y "a isiS
In the matter Of Bankruptcy @.
LExANpER N o, me county OF Ahi
Aicr.oder NJ, rsueoner, who has beer deereed a Rank.
disehsrfe: iiIs ordered, thai notice thereof be ~pubnshcd
in . newspaper printed in the City OF Richmond, seventy
days At lest before the 9Th day Of January neat. when a
hearing will be bad ON the t.id petition, Al the United states
Count Room In Tie City OF Richmond, AND au eredhors
who have proved their debts. snd other personsin Interest
may appear a, the said time and place, ana show cause; l,
any they have. Why the prayer OF tne SAIL Peuuonef snouu
not be granted
ACopy-Tesse, ~,
se2e-wllw hnNNn cInSoN, oIk.
In lie UnEed states Court Tor the Eastern District Of vr.
rinia, september 2isi, 1852.
Ia the matter CT Bankruptcy OF IA OLIVER, OF the
town OF Lynehbury, In the Eastern Virginia District. The
thus coaT. Say.s fled . peinisn praying for HE disehsrse.
IL IS ordered thst noiiec thereof be published Ia a news.
paper printed IN the city OF kc lmond Seventy Gays ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

ViHCtNIh-H ChanceTy:-At rules. held In Tho
Clerk's ONCE Of ooochland Countv couyi on an ~
oh day Of September, 1912: y" "e
Joseph II Turner, pLt.rg
Against """a
,Preseiia smith, widow Of tanlcl Smith. decd. Roher,
nuEnes. ani hartha his vito. who was Martha smith Nsry
sh,un' Jap.es Is smith and Robert J Smith, heirs al Law,
anr distributes 81 Dlnicl smith, deed. DeGs
The plnnnn filed his bill, and tho defenJ,nt Robs,,
einilh' not having entered his appearance and eiycn
soSuIty a oording TO the act % assembly and tho
iues ni TINS court. aud Il satisfactorily appearing thar IN,
iSnot lnhabltant of this Commonwealth! II IL ordered.
that lie DO appear before the Justices Of our Conctv
uouft OF Goochlehd. At The Courthouse on The rhIrJ
Monhay In Deeemter NEXT and answer the plaininfps bni.
NINA mat a copy Of this order be forthwith inseTteI Ir'
some newspaper published In the city OF Richmond, for
TWO nohtis successfully, and be posted Al tho GontIoor
OF the Courthouse of ihis county.
A copy. Teste,
&C 10 wow " Mi IN ~ an ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

ViHGINIA.-ht Rules held in the CIeTk's office =,
the SUPERIOR Court OF Chsne ery for Inc Rieh,nonS 70 .
oui inc 5rl day OF October, 1872: u
Inna,Ies n.ow and Joseph 'tow, partners. doing business
against AT
Tn mAnin.on' andother Defa.
~ uoIendant above named not having entered Lis
sppII,anee aud gwen security according to lie act Of Az.
49, Ss, -"l " rulcs oiihis Court, aud IL appearing, by SAT-.
isIiclory evidence, that he is not inhabltant ~ ,hs
COMMONWEALTH u Is ordered; That the said defendant do
airy neSL and answer the bill Of The plainuds; audtbs,
copy oi this order be forthwith Inserted In some newsnas
yer pupnshec IN heeity ofRiehmond, for two months sue
said city. A eonx-Tc.,s uo
oc 6-w9w WA n s.NnS ~ Az
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

ViRoINIA.-Al Rules held m he ti.,t 49,. 90 =

"'.-At fUFtH HtNU IN The CTeTkIs Oflro ~
the superior Couuof Chancery for I.c Ri.h oInec OF
cut. tho I'D day Of October, l1S
hichardO Haskins and Luther Iibbv. n.r.h.,
LIBBY, ""u N''e OF hnskins q
against rHis-
James Doll and William Beacham, Mariners. doln, hn.,
ness under the name OF Duu& BeachAm, ana o,hsrr ou''-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

anpesrsnee and q aoose named not having entered their
sehnly andine rules ofthis Court, and h anpearinv bx 70
ta,ac.oIy SNiienee, thatthey are not lnhabitants OF ihis Con-.
nonSesltl: IL Is ordered. That The said lie f,nian,s do ~.
80 nete On Tue hsst day Of the neIt January Term.
90 ~ IhsMeI me On Of The plaintiffs; and that n ceor
v. mus ofuer be forthwith I serted in some new.n.nsr
puoisIedin the city Of Richmond, for two months ne.
said city. A rons Sapitoi In tho
&C 6-wow WUro .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

CROUCH, - have the
pleasure ot announcing the arrival Of their 3 oek Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, comprising the most COM
riete and desirable assortment OF useful staple goo s. they
have ever had II IN their power 10 oaer, together with a
choice selection OF Fancy GoOfs, embracing in part the
following, viz: new style Blue Black stripe silks, Fancy
eoloTed stripe, Chena aud Reps silks; 3 ., I 4 and 4 Black
Gro de Rhnes and Mziloni silks; Plain blue black TO de
Orleans; Irish Tabbonciis; Black, Blac BLACK and Colorcd
Alpacha Lustres, for ladies' dresses; Plain aud Fancy
eoiored Mouslains, every Style and price; silk, Merino,
Thibei and Broeha shawls aud scarfs, some very rich;
Linen Cambria HdkIs; Ribbons; Laces; Wash Blonde;
Tarton Lace aud Muslin; Colored Grapes and Crane
Isles; DO fiorences; Superior English and French BON
hazines; Blk and Alpacha -eTges; SILK, satin and Merino
vestnss; SILK and Satin Cravsis and scars; silk BindinrS
and Coris, SIX aud MonGo Mtts and Gloves, n good as.
sOrttnent-and many other articles which they sisem II
unnecessary 10 enurncfatc, all Of which they are deter.
mined t. Offer very CHEAP. for cash, or 10 dealer RS who can
and will meet their engagements promptly al maturity. or
ihrusual credit. Sc 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
wM C SANDS, &C.

tf.-Ia H,rrieo Ceun,v C.nrt o..
49,. =, .sz John Lenahan add sarah 4. ms w. ,rn..
Williams ""e s''u' ohn was sarah Z.
against pns
lanes Frost and Elizabeth hi. vic. u.n,x Io,,... n,
. !. Williams, Theresa Williams, the iast rwo OF I'LL - !.
aie infants, under the arc OF n wears amt ~. ~ y .mhoen
Loniu N RiI.t, - k--Msn HSoNcredD dna
~ 70 % infant defendants 10 defend ihrm In th,s 49,, :"
~ 'ne'uupon The plaintiffs flediheir bin and Inc r,n..
auie on ms Gay To be heard on the hill ami eIIibi,' ,hs =
49, :, Tue infant dciendanish y Lonin N. EileiL Their m.
n ~ sh ~ en- assigned by the Court to dofendthem an a.
~ ~ parucs' except james Frost ami Henry John'
70 Nhomi u hbatcs by theiI death an rons,d.r..na
rre beIr. II sPPsariSg TO tho Satisfaction Of the CoaI ,sai
msnw.,,SS' ,onn wilson are not Inhabitants Of This Com,
1nhs y security according to the act oeAssembly and ,so
u'e this TOUT. u IL ordered, thai the salI ,as -, .mo
oappear here al the hoIt January term of M. CO.. ~
snswer inc oll OF the plaintiffs; and thai a eopy ofT'ii. ~. 20
Yer DC forthwith inserted In some ncvsnancr ,ynhth.n.ss 81
.ne Guy OF richmond for Two months stee - sSiy.I. s n
f'S'e'@''"e front door oithc Courthouse OF ms eo9n,S
ACopy -TcSte.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

The Icfen Ian, i 80 dete.
semtI. "a gwen security according TO the Aet OF A.
III u tne Rules OF this Court, aud IL appeaIIny hw
suslActoiy evidence, that he Is not an inhabisn, or,hJ1yy
s HOnoh~eanh; MS %ordsredr that tho said defendant 10
~ ~, y IN M ,9e hrsiday u the next January Term and
: wv oIi OF me plsiuiifs, and thata eopy OF lids a.
IN he ci lor y = = inserted In some newspaper published
posiedat the from, door OF the capitol In he ala cI,yy ana
ACopy-Tes,c,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

AT rules held in te CgeIt,.on--
y, y, Vneste.nsii County cour, Nov al. ISL omee
nun "'"|fn'h' Archer Firth, and Henry FIRM. '0'a
Asairst Plaintiff,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

A SUPPLY eiwayaon hand, and Tor sale.
n r JOHNSTON, Medical Emporium.
ee2 Late LyolL Johnston 4 Lyen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24
CHANCERY NOTICE.

y The Ctreuli Superior Court of Law and Chaneerv IN,
Louisa County, September 10th, 1912:
Charlca : Jones. adnrr do bnnis non of Thomas N,v.
'' aeS'' ahd wa n Iilespiei Pits.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-11-24

In Tie Untcd Sfafc9 Court Tor The EAsfern DisfTIct of
Virginia, October 3Ist, 1912.
claiborne ADS N,ofthe town ofLynehhurg, hav
~ Jog filed a petition praying that he may be declared a
Bankrupt. u is ordered, that all persons claiming 10 be
creditors Of the said Claiborne Gladmhn, show cause to
the Court, on the Both day of November neJt, why the
said Claiborne Gladmsn he no. declared a Bankrupt pur.
snant 10 the act Of Conxrers In that / ebalf; aud that a copy
OF this order be published in the newspapers, according
TO the 2d and 24ih rules Of court.
AcOpy. Tesie,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-01-21
GRANITE BUILDINGS.

CORNER OF BROADWAY AND CHAMBERS STREET
THE PLACE WHERE ADAMS WAS KILLED
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24

MANNERS MIssoURI-A member elect of the lower
chamber the legislature Of this state last year persua
ded by wags of his gnborhood be didn reach
the house 10 o'clock the day of assembly he could
be sworn and would loose his seat lie immediately
mounted with hunting fock rife and bowie knife spur
until he got the door oil the State house. where he hitch
ed his nag crowd the chamber the lower floor
the ground walking about with their hats smoking
gars Those he passed up stairs the Senate cham
ber his rifle against the wall and bawed strangers
whars that n 2p the time taking
his credentials Walk this way said the clerk who
was this gnting real Precpice, and he was
sworn without inquiry When the teller
he found that there many present. the
mistake discovered and the hunisnan informed that
he did belong Fool Who'll your corn bread
be roared " can't funk this child you can fix
IT. I'm elected this here legislature and I'll 90 again all
banks and eternal improvements and if there any you
oratoy gentlemen get skinned just say word
and I'll light upon you like niger upon woodchnck NV
constituents here and if you floor this
legged animal just hop you please far though
from back country lIe than any 9TH
quadruped you of this drove."-Affer this
admirable harange be puts his bowie knife between his teeth
and took bis rife with here old Suke stand by F.
the presenting the chairman who however
had such people before After expoulation
nan peSuaded that he belonged the lower chamber up
on which he sheahed his knife flung his gun his shouI
der and with profound congee remarked. @Centemen beg
your pardon; but if didn't think that lower
the groggery. may | be shot,
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24

CHRISTIAN PHILANTHRoPv.-Seioln we called up-
record finer incident than recently knou
edge gentleman we'll known city, who has been
constrained by pecunary losses abandon the bus
which bade fair enrnch him. was induced
to ask his creditors discharge him. condition of giving
up all his property He preferred do this instead of avail
ing himself othe boon extended to him with thou
sands oil his fellow citizens BY the benevoence of Congress
His cTednofs without exception signed his discharges
but fhem whom nc almost feared apporach having
been compelled to pay his endorsement an "accommoda-
note, or thousand doilarsacuaed bv peculiar.
ly generous we'll Christian feelings ked The
applicant for relief he observed this embarrassment Gone
on. don't be afraid know what yon have for" and
instantly affixed his the discharge Not satisfied
with doing this after short pause he seized his hand and
said Take thls-i know you must be short of moneyyon
have large family to support. and will help you" The
debtor to his utter establishment found check for
hundred doliarsl There is something refreshing such
scene this he debtor told us the story and while
ing his eyes but plainly indicated how his heart fell
The generosity of one who had suffered by his
The same morning this hne specimen of natures nobility had
discharged another person who owed him thousand dol
ars. There is no romance in ths-N. Y Com AGc
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24

GEORGIA MAJOR in ALABAma--One of our cores
pondens sends US the following specimen Demosthenan
eloquence. Wonder where he picked up2
FtLtoo Citizens II candidate Tor The high and
dgnihed station OF Brgadier of the I'd Brigade of
the 10th Division of Alabama Militia
Gentlenen- When the acar.Aorn bloed the beginning
OF the last war was blowing peach orchard IN the
STATE OF tennessee my father me and SAYS he
J@Y. says he Ginera jackson says the folks SAYS he
boys yoa must 90 20 war. quit the pon, turned Old
Jake (h hoTse into the pasture took psack and H.
ned the Gineral and served with him long arduous
campaigns And Gentlemen. let further tell youyes.
Gentlemen II were to take Russian pencil and dip in The
smoke OF hill couldn't paint character than
ard the helj ii battle jockey the quarter
hereabouts. IA Gentlefnen If take quill from
the wing OF giraffe tseraph and bring my aid tae
edged sword that placed the Garden of Eden and
make pen from the same-and Gentlemen, Porsv-fix
nksland. and he whole ciouded canopy of
heaven and the level ground Of arth sheet of
per, / could not write my love Of eouassy dpen it,
Centienen-I thank YOU for your attention and the
clouds lowering the north about Nc Todd (NcLeod
and Dan Webster don't know what s-ray repe.
the enemy and invade the foe Billy. sing "Sitn"
rail-, now while the liquor is cooling IN T. Spf ofhis
Times.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24

Der Deutsthe Courier tells good thing about a fellow
grocery and called for quart Of moasses
The molasses brought and the purchaser demanded
ing put into his hat at the laying down psice
of money which required change The shopman much
oasses his customers old hat and then pulled out bis
money drawer make change In wnkling the ascaly
purchaser capped the bat young head grabbed
all money within his reach cooy put the good
hat his head. and walked of whstling. while the
shopkeeper binding choking and smotheFing In bath
of moIassos. .ss S ..s.ss - sr.ss ss s.sa=
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24
FRIDAY, JUNE 24, lS42.


Then said the stranger f you will not relieve the wants
OF your most unfortunate cousin perhaps tell you
thing that will move your pity You had brother Thomas
who many years ago. most myseriously disappeared
Yes said tie honorable gentleman; but no deub.
Dead long ago."
misery and msouDes he has in poverty and in
rags; and now solics you to clothe and feed him
Impossible r. exclaimed the honorable Mr. Worhinoton
Here Is mark upon my arn received hv burn when
child which proves the truth of what say said the
lostson
Oaklands Take this note said be "go the Swan Ho-
gte small tavern directly upon the road about miles
beyond this, and will come you with clothes and
money to provide you passage the seas"
The stranger departed but the Swan did he
bend his footsteps He wandered the confines of Week
ford where he told that distant relation ofthe Worth
ngtons lived, in small cottage few miles beyond Here
he resolved more to make himself known. He did
found the inmate, the widow ofa who had
to this counrv, and settled years before neig hbo
ing seaport He had died leaving very small property
his widow and only child-Nrs Amelia Perev-for
this the ofthe young widow-was oveoyed
relative Of her "dear husband" although in rags She
bade him welcome her table provided proper cloth
ing for him once and with smile that added
pleasure the Offer she profered him home beneath
humble cottage until he should find genial
The poor stranger accepted the favor of the kind
widow, with becoming thankfulness remained
her roof shou time but length suddenly and mysterious
~ disappeafed Whittier he had gone his kind hostess
knew and the rich Worthingtons took pains
quire. They little delighted be easily rid
Of poor relation who mig have been burhen and
shame; but of all rejoiced the Hon Benjamin
Worhngon whom the disclosure hip had
been alarming.
Time passed and the disappearance of the endican
forgotten the wh of fashion, business and pleasure
tied by painful recollection of the sunortunate mark upon
the arm OF the returned wandereg.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-24

TAKE HAT.-The Savannah Republican has most
distinctly taken the rag off the bush Il gives
oa instance of absence OF mind which occurred
that city certain Mr-had made arrangement
the night previous going out cunning before the
morning Of specified day and in order to have all things
ready be hung bis powderhorn and shot pouch window
pin the head Of his bed When the morning fixed
arrived bed dressed himself ia hurry
and he supposed slung his and powder horn
his shoulder What his CONSERVATION when arri-
wing the place of meeting Of the hunsen find that he
had carried off his wifes 5use and rettiee mistake -
The shouts Of laughter with which he greeted be
readily imagined