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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

TIE ,RGisftN.
TEMPERANCE INTELIIGEN CT am hap
py TO inform you that the OF Temperance is
pying the minds Of the people good old psyyana, to
an extent that It's warmes friends could scarcely have an
ucipatrd. Indeed II is truly gratifying 10 gentlemen
OF the highest character for worth and intelligence Civ
ng 1t the aid Of their talents and Influence During tho
last week vast number al gentlemen drawn to
gchcr the Court House in consequence of the sitting
# the Superior Court and the training of the Militia OF
iccrs o the county; and the SGclty thai place. by
quest convened on Sunday and also "Wednesday
night at which times II was addressed by five members
Of the bar (Niessrs Garland Lyle, j. NJ Terry, Tread
way aud Flounoy,) and several other gentlemen, IN
warm and eloquent manner, abb vlndlcallng the canso
and rlecualiy removing the prcudces Of those enter
tanning any against it. The result of course, was a
large augmentation TO the number Of the Sucetybesdes
placing the Society upon an cmnence far firm and
respectable than lis tarmer enemies ever expected to
see it reach.
BESIDES several Societies in embryo there arc esab.
llshed Furnishing Societies IN the county, nj Danyllle.
Palmyra, Chrsnut Grove Pheasant Gap Ricevile. and
at the Court House; the latter OF which will be addres
std on thctomh Sunday IN jpir, at Il o'cloch H. VI.
by James Garland ESQ, Of Danyle.
Whilst we disciaim all intention Of wishing To he I'M
doTStonl as desiring 10 mlnge State matters which arc
based in a measure upon the force Of law and personal
feelings and interests, with the of Temperance
which established upon the free offerings OF philanihro
ny, virtue and sobrlcy cannot resist the expression
of the pleasure which thrills bosos, when say To
our sister counties that shall present to our next
Legislature. in our membeys eicct FRO HashG@toia,s
but This fact had no influence upon the election nor could
it have had that day. this score the candidates
stood equally balanced: and in the hands Of the nnsnc
ccssfu candidates, distinguished they are for high
character. talents and temperance. the cause would nave
been equally sae--but merely wish 10 be under
stood as saying that if the other counties had presented.
ur could yet present the State with such delegates as 81
hcr of the four gentlemen who asked snlra2os there
would be occasion fer the 'nicty Dag tao' to enTa
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etsls.Ia2.D Al"Els EON!
TX e fss % a ak.

! Z avine sold onl the principal part Of onr o J. D
4 / [ * al the store Of burton s. l.odfs. We
have m pleasure ii Informing our friends and iiIn phb'ic
generally. thai have rempfei to that h0me 4 u
/ y = Il Z 7 o { X # r Il H.,
y Z Il aud DEsiR.1BI GOODS, aud s,aIl
IN iulure continue bus'ues ruE on STAND, IN
DIR the slsla and firm Of RODEs Il BURTON.
Having heen very herally pltronlsoj by generous
public ipf neafly I've Doars, under the cid and new
ffn 5. Ne lller ourselves. now. that We have united
sae,s and are better prepared and The NOR" dSpo
sad IN mef It's continuance. that We shall rrt i1l to re-
4llio our nnst ,ansnine expectations.
Our sneh nj tins Time very large. and II 'omrtcdn
lnfi u tie following very desirable articles, To which.
With many others not enumerated. we earnestly nT'c
the attention o all WHO IN want Of good Goods, al
low prices.
PLAN and Figured Silks and Sans some very and rich
Unusually low
Black Italian Silks, a great variety
Blue black do. handsome and cheap
Black, blue black and eolorod ChalIcys
Monsns great variety and very cheap
Black aud eolored Gro De Nap Mcriuo. very fine
Black. blue black. aud conred l1omhazinos
Syrian Musms. tue and handsome article for Ladies
dtessts
Painted Lawns and Musins from Is to 81
Galieaos nj I'd worth Is
10 = l. =. l. bd
do En- lsGd " = Sd
prnted Camhtes. yard wide. n, lsGd
1arltnn Muslin. white aud colofod. new article
tamhres and Mnsins; splendid assortment
Bonnet Sllks aud Lawns. yer, low
Bonnet Ribbons. large supply, cheap
Alpaca Inste. n beautiful article tur ladies dcsseS
Cambria and Muslin Edpngs aud mscrtlugs
Thuad and Bahhlnol Iaees. large supply
Sill. Cotton aud Nosted loacrl. splendid assortment
Gloves. Of all Kinds prices and descriptions
seaiR Fancy llandkeehlels Shawls aud Mantlll,s, IL
rich variety
Cloths, Caa4imcres, aul Ne4tiues
Gearaa Nankecns. brown Iiueus aud Dulings
Summer { 1ihs and 'lhibei Cloths very fuc
Cotton fnnses large stuck very cheap
Sill and Cotton mtlf Has and parasols
Gamlraons Italian Cloths. Cotton CasaimrSo, kcuIurhy
,leanes aud various other Goods suitable for zen
tlemen's clothng
Cotton o2naburg, Buraps and Tow Linen
Beachcd and brown Cations from /! ceus 10 the fines,
quality
Snoar Coffee Sail and Bale Cotlon very low, besides a
areat variety Of ether II ny TO OPS 30 Gno
L II which w invite special examination.
ROBES 4 81 RlON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

o. Mr. Van Buren arrived in Lexington, KY al tie
evening of the 2Dl uI He MAS met the city limits
by very large civil and military procession including
number Of irlic, and was addressedby Il n Wirhlifc
Esq Sin behalf Of the Democratic citizens Of Lexington
anil Faycttc county," to whom the EX President briefly
responded The Lexington Reporter says. The pru
cession which accompanied him 10 hrs lodgings NJ the
Dudley House Was 4 very large one. and mus lave
been highly gratifying to HIM Nj Van Buren rod IN
an open baroucllc by the SIDE Of Ce L. VI. johnson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

C5 Tho St Louis New Era of the sih ult states. as
rumor, that Jo Smith, the celebrated Mormon prophet
has been killed in ARRAY, Nauyoo. the Mormon
metropolis in Illinois.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

the n'err siten ufmutaa friends. al ase.. IN naaaer
an'caely and honorably 10 both those gentl,m,n and
the Judge being Of opinion that thoe l,ne, any
reason to a?prchrl breach Of the peace. discharged
MIR. Stanlv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.

For the Eastern District Of Virginia.
Nay 80 1912:
NAMES +. DEANE Of the county Of Campbell.
" laelng filed petition, praying that he may be de
carcd bankrupt II sordrrsd thai all persons claiming
be- creditors OF the said james f. Dcanc show cnus,
10 the court, on the sh day oiJuly ncNt, why the said
James +. Dcaur be- not declared bankrupt, pursuant
the act of Congress IN that behalf aud that copy
This order be published IN the newspapers according 10
the I'D and 2ith rules Of court.
Copy-Tcste,
JOSEPH +, BAI'TIEN, ID. c.
Iuuc . Vilw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
RsP6f EHssasc Ug .EWcfiOn.

Ebl RSl Ant 10 the provisions Of deed of trust
executed To the undersigned 10y Walter " llliams
ii date the 18th june lsis aud of record ia the lust
ings Court u Lynchbure, Tor certain purposes in said
decd expressed. will be sold. Saturday, the 9Th day
o MaY neNt Ia the highest bidder, at public auction,
4 I OF on Lots OF Ground,
t.,np in e t1wn Of lYnehburg, the south side Of
l,hcl,5n sect near The Cpna. aud adjoining the Lot
owned by David Il Edey. containing &c fcctlron on JEFF
hrsan street with The buildings, privileges aud uppur
tenahees belonging thereto.
'l,rmsul,ale I ASH and such title will lc gi,cr ns
Is Ne4tel IN The trustee by the deed ntrca'd. and
oher DAVID r. EDLEN, Trustee.
April Il WIN
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OFFICE.

HbURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chanccry, for the county oil Am
herst, rendered the Sd day of September sdl. in a
suit therein depending between Thomas '. Goodrich.
painll, and Cornelius Sale, defendant; shall proceed
10 sell, to the highest bidder, at the Dwelling House
Of Thomas V Goodrlch, in the said county, for ready
money. on Tuesday the 5lh day Of July next, the
TRACT OF 100 ACRES OF LAND, in said de
cree mentioned, being the wherein the said Tho
mas '. Goodrich resides.
NELSON CRAWFORD, Sheriff
Of Amhcrs, county.
June 2 t5j
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

z; The Enquirer very ANXIOUS thai the I.cgisla
ture u Cnnnecent should mediate between the Govern
mcnl Of ihede Sand and the insurgents by whom eff.
ri made 10 sahyert II. II was It's suggestion,
and Wa- uGrsed with latholy tondness. The idea was
generally and justly ridiculed however. absurd and
uadnissabe and as The Enquirer is manif;stly
upon Tie subject, hope the papers will cease to
ci,ai,, tie wound.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

,Hcssrs. yfi5c ard S.aaiy.Thc National Intelligent
Of the ID inst contains along accouno the eNamlna
ton Of Nr. Stanly before Iud &c 1hnlson, charge
similar that Nhic had teen previously lodged against
Mr. WISE At the instance of Mr.. 5. three gentlemen
David Moore. Benjamin +. Cuttings and W Stewart
were cXaaned in reference the character Of the horse
upsn which lie was mounted the dry of the collision
between Mr. Wise and himself On their return from the
c-coursc These gentlemen were all familiar with
the Labts Of o animal and testified that he frequently
starts of suddenly without any percepblc cause, and
that when he does So the most expert riders find diff
cult II manage him. DR.. IcskIl who had witnessed
the occurrence and Nho the examination OF Nj Wise,
had expressed the opinion that Mr.. SANKEY'S collision
with Ar. Wise was intentional. on hearing Tic iostIno-
ny Of the gentlemen above named in regard TO The
character Of tie horse ridden by Mr. Stanly, Of which
he vas entirely ignorant before stated that ms I'M
preston had undergone change and he now believed
that the collision was entirely accidental
Mr. &anly's counsel (Nr. Graham cftho scnat') ob-
icced to his being bound Oil tie ground that there
wasnoonger probabc Cause 70 believe that any breach
of the peace was contemplated. \ letter frmn DIR. j.
! May The attending ply stefan Of Gel John MctaTty'
(r Staaeys friend, who Was confined 10 his room by
ndisposiion and unable TO obey the suninops OF
tic court } was then read in which II was stated, on
the authority e Col. MIC. that "tle unfortunate dH'-
c,' lftueea Mes san's aaI y - las Jsen, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

Rhe'e issma.--Selhirg certain has been heard of
fefcfor Dor's whereabouts thpushlt rumor,d that
hc l. aele IN Connecticut In Rhode Island all ar
fers 10 he qet,-a' least. the only that RACES is
the wnr o tngn's, and the bullets used are Harmless
'.al,r hlleis oi the BRAIN DORIS Sheriff Anthony
whom the Suffrage part, non d,nornoe Il tasrarJly
raluf, attempts 10 show that he warranted in say
ing that there had been compromise between the rar
lies before Dur tok his hecls aud that Dor
went off IN consequence of that compromise. But Mr.
Whirpe. with whom Anthony alleges he made the
rangemcn no, only denies, but proves that thr,
had been any understanding between them-and that. III
truth neither Of them had any authority To make terms
with the other.
q by Yesterday ;, mail we learn tlat D,u has put
forth IN address 10 the people oi Rhode Island in which
he giyes detail Of the circumstances which led his
discontinue and light lie denies that there ,ros any
compromise, HAT he would consent 10 any. lie
sill claims l. br Gcrerer Where he is no one yet
knows
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

81 See fourth page for late and interesting from
Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

I. \ lIOLCOMlE " Ill auction Tobacco In his
s1n J. Royal lloioonlr. who will collect and make a
9at,.eu ii sales for "a cents per hid. 1.-The has 10 IL
mi ty Il check. the pt.cc Will bo 81 yer hind,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

D. The Enquirer hoo,s the Alasouan' stories Of
coalitions between Clay and Van Buren,. and between
Clay and Benton. 1.-THE ridiculous of all the
huabags Of the day. From the almost smulta-
ne4ls appearance however. of the charge, in three
OF President l'yler's orgsns-at Washington, New
Orleans aud Columbus, Oho--it is manifest that "Iis
,ccilcncy' is the read author of it, He thinks it will
require combination Of tic strength of the Two opposing
parties, 10 prevent the election of 1.-The most popular
President since the time of Washington"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

-. TLe y. ! New En- which has taken a lcalnr
part in end,avolne to Indie the flames Of civil war
IN Rhodc Island, very indignant hat A!r Calhoun has
av"w,d himself hostile 10 the proceedings Of lhc Insnr
gents. lihs le rue. saye the Era-and we are glad
10 say There is na,uii Of It-Alr Cahounmay bid "a
long farewell 10 the support q he .hdriie,1 democracy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
Fs.gg.YsS e.. SEeE.V'CE.

Attorney al Law, EyNch burg i,
VAIL attend the Superior and inferior Courts Of
w the counties Of Campbell. Amherst and Bedford,
and lhose Of the Corporation Of Lynclburg.
SPECIAL attention will ho given To any business with
which lac may bc favored
Office with David r. Fdloy Esq, where he may al
wa-s be found, exception Court days.
Juno2 Win
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Personal ESYOi,crEY for safe.

EkY virtue ola deed Of Trust executed to the subs'r
Ed Der by Clifton G., li and Mary his VIII, thu
2lst day of July 1871, and recorded in the County
Courts OF Ranoheaud Bedford county, Ishallon Monday
the q III day June before the front door Of the Court
House oi Bedford county, proceed TO sell To the highest
bidder for CASH all the interest Of said Gill N g.
Hill III certain NEGROES. and other personal estate.
devised by James llll, in part for the comfortable
support aud maintenance Of Polly Ill., the mother Of
sad Clifton G.. lill during her life and after her death
the property remaining hand 10 be equally divided
NOM her children and representatives. Tie properly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
To C9Hasry merchants 0ld
III hing

NVf WI !. give the highest market price in trId,
w tor Feathers. Tow and Flax Linen, Wool. Ba
con, ct ROBES & BURTON.
.InrD tsn
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VALUABLE NEGROES

and other VALUABLE PERSONAL ESTATE
Mary HILL the tenant fer life, has departed this HI and
the interest Of aad Clifton c. Hin Will be sold free from
any inrumbmucc.
shall also, on the ls day Of July next, at the Big
Lick Roanoke county, offer for sale the interest Of the
said ion G. Il and his wife IN the estate Of the late
" am Rowland deceased
a p. FSKRIDGE, Trustee.
iincastc. Junc3 t27J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

We uuaerstaud. thai Mr. t,ilner from the Rrrcnch-
ment COMMITTEE. lnade lis long expected Rep 1T on
M4nas last IN tie f.reettre Departments in Washing
ton " ANXIOUS 10 the L. port. and hope that
ahljgiu4 friend Will send us copy as soon as il
printed We are assured that very extensive Re-
iactottS can BE- made aud still inae important Reforms
IN liz nude ei lfaiisacii4g business.
RichmoM Eng,ircr.
- Oar reo7s vii doubtless he as,onishcd to hear
af tic foregoing paragraph copied from The Richmond
faqq.rar w, had no supposed that, after SO long sup
porting the two preceding Administrations without ever
much rs hinaa that any thing wrong-tl,at
tAee We're Two many ofaers, whose Numbers ought to
hc reduced, that here abuses which required re-
iorm-it would NOW implicitly ce;lsure lis own hong 81
enc, and condemn th#se Administrations by admitting
both! Wt.l-w' clad ttat it has at length made
clean breast Of il, /, lis candid conf, sson-thuueh it
docs come dry too Islc. Eu, there is another admis
sion IN lhe Enquire 5 paagraI h, TO which we would
call public attention. 1t not only admits that reforms
needed, the Wings always alleged but also that
the Wings, in pursuance Of or pledges to the rcou,e
about apply the knife TO the rotten PARTS Of u
tom, the lcprons growth of the last twelve years, For
although /, speaks IF me Report from the Recnchment
committee as VT. Gmel's. it ought to relncm er thai,
even il Mr. &. is not himself every inch Wing" the
majority of tie mnlttce, at the tad Of which lie was
placed. arr W Mrs good and true. The Report, though
made by Mr. tncr and doubtless with his concurrence
r WlichhedeseFyes the thanks ohis Ijhig constituents
h Werh u Tie committee. not perhaps i'll its words, of
mich the chairman i, the author but in its substance
We hope therefore in the Enquirer no more taunt
NJ remarks the failure Of the Wings to redeem their
;edgos. i We dc. shall give il lis triumphant
answer. HE Wings probing the corruptions Of
the Goyermnenf-are exposing them to the public gaze
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

DISAPPOINTMENT
The ahoro sale Is noan p,stposcl ill the Eth day
Of June. Instant. DAVID X. EDlEY. Trustee.
,lunr2 u1Junc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02
Valuable Town Property for
sale

TENIF subscriber is authorized by the owner, to sell,
accommodating terms, the eonimodious aud
pleasant
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E';sSY'F'O.S'E.FsE.vJ,

1hcabose sale /. postponed I'LL the Sd day Of Jurc
neyi. DAVID Il. EDI.EY Trustee.
May t3Je
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

On NIfWddV HN, w .WeS8FE. UI0I0p, .N0nc'oe 4 %
leo hhds New Orleans Sugar, inferior quality 3,a5.
50 do A'akams do fair to good 6.a6.
- d. pDrolE oo do fair quality, Cat
= h''. New Orleans N1hascs, ~ 40
The prime qualities New Orleans Sugars are scarce.
Inferior descriptions more abundant and very dull. The
above sale exhibits advance ct ,i ct The better
binds Compiler
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butchers had feipst 10 furnish the usual supply Of meat
III t"o days-and they threatened continue to cut on
supplies until the NOTES Of the city shonld be redeemed
IN sfe.e.
l. \ Later accounts say that quiet has seen restored
IL Asw ofeaas, and a, nosi vi the leaders in the late
moi have been arrested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-02

FHNlE unjcrsipued has been appointed nrent for the
h EiNA Insurance Co.'S Agency, IN The town "
lnchhnrg. and will al all times attend the calls oC
persons Wishing 10 insure property in tina, institution.
DAVID X. EDIEY
Nav % WITS
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
PRorRAcrEn MEETING.

A protracted meeting COMMENCED in
this place on Friday the ed inst, by
the Missionary Baptist denomination,
which bids fair to Prove a "savor OF
life" to some of our citizens, the jul
venileportionm particular: We atten-
ded on Tuesday last, at the Baptismal
Pool, and witnessed the immersion
OF eight individuals, seven girls and
one youth, the eldest Of whom could
not have been exceeding fifteen years
of age. Several of the females were
very young. The youngest, we are
told, is only eight years old. "Sufler
little children to come unto me, and
forbid them not, for of such is the
kingdom of Heaven" says the Say
ior of the world.
Again on Wednesday, we attended
and witnessed tho immersion Of FIVE
Others, two young ladies, one small
girl, about the age of the youngest
immersed on Tuesday, and two col
ored persons.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
observation-disclosures of

ELECTIONEERING.-One of the
candidates for the Pottery Borough
in England, on calling at the house of
one Of the electors, who happened TO
be from home was accoSted by the
worthy dame with "How do you do,
Mr.? am very glad to see you-
/ have known you great many
ars."-"Yes," replied the candid
ate 81 hope you are WE'LL hope
Mrs well; | have called to So
Iicit his vote" 81 am sorry he is
from home," rejoined the old lady,
she has promised the other three can
and | am sure he would pro-
mise you, he has known you SO long"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10
A DUTCH ADVERTISEMENT.

We copy this one time gratis from
an exchange paper, and shall send
Hans Vanbruggen no bill:
.S0tAering.-I dakes dis way to i'll
form de bubble vot can do--dat |
can make stove Bipes, Brass, Copper
and Tin work of any kind, from a
Still worm to Vistle, and | can So
Their up de booter dea bots vot has a
hole in EN-, and make EN- just as coot
as new. All dish will do for de Mo-
nevs, at mine old stand in dish little
village, near Ware de carpenter lives
vot makes de Wheel barroWS and
mcnds de wagons.
HANS VANBRUGGEN.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

a DHacmrrios 90 WE Pensos of
JESUS Cuusf, 80 90 WA f0uNo IN
An ANCIENT MASuafnur, fhNf nv
Pumta besfrLua. PnrWiunSr 90
JrprA, 10 rH Srshrt 90 RoMf'
"l'hcfe lives NJ lhis time In JuIca,
q man of singular character whose
namc vs. Jesus Christ, The burb1ri'
aus esteem hun q prophet bat liIs
followers esteem bin cimlncdlalo
offspring of the immortal God. lie is
endowed with such unparalleled viz
tue as TO call back the dead from lhelr
graves, aud to heal every kind OF dis
case with word or q touch. Ills
person is tall aud elegantly shaped
his aspect amiablc and reverend His
hair flows in those beautiful shades
which no united coIors can match,
falling into graceful curls below his
ears, egrecably COUGHING on his shout
ders, and parting on the crown Of his
head, like the hcad-dreSS of the sect Of
the Nazaritcs. His forehead is smooth
and large; his check without spot
save that of lovely red; his nose
and mouth are formed with exquisite
symmetry; his beard is thick and SUIT
able to the hair Of his head, reaching
little below his chin and parting III
the middle like a fork. His eyes are
bright, clear and serene. He rebnkeS
with majesty, councils with mlIdness,
and invites with the most tender and
persuasive language. His whole adj
dress, whether in word or deed, being
elegant, grave, and strictly character
istic of so exalted a being! No man
has seen him laugh, but the whole
world behold him weep frequently
and so persuasive are his tears, that
the multitude cannot withhold theirs
from joining in sympathy with him.
He is moderate, temperate, and wise.
In short, whatever this phenomenon
may turn out i'll the end, he seems at
present man OF excellent beauty
and divine projections, every way sur
passing the children of men,"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

We notice in the nortem parpers,
that there is an epedemic prevailing
on and near the Connecticut river
which has proved more fatal than did
the Cholerie, it is a putrid soar-tmoat,
or something of that nature.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

< WIL6 GiyIs.-Girls run wild in the
woods of Michigan, says the Sunday
Mercury. They live on browse and
pigeon berries and, when they are
caught in the fall, they are as fat and
plump as patrldges.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-09-10

CAST IRoN BUGLDTNGs.-lt is said
that houses of cast iron are daily in
creasing at a prodigious rate in Eng
land. A three-Story house, containing
ten or twelve rooms, will not cost
more than 4llO0, regard being had
to the manner in which it may be or
namented. Houses Of this description
may be taken to pieces, and transport
ed from one place to another, at an
expense of not more than 425. It
is said that q large number of cast
iron houses are about to be manufac-
tured in Belgium and England for
the citizens of Hamburger, whose hab-
itations have been burnt.-Pic.