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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

IN pursuance of law JOHN TYLER, President Of the
pubic sale. % b. s'e snd:
land Offices the Territory Of Iowa. the periods hereinafter
Al hs Land Once at FAIRFIELD q,te Burnstonl eoa-
a.po;al o public lands within he limit. Of he undsrmen
North OF The base line and West Of the fifth principal meridian
township seventy-se,en OF range six.
townships seventy i've ssventy-.9 and seventy
V;1ive and seventysev,H Of range nine.
o"9srs seventy seyentyone, seventy-two and seventy
fownshigs sIty-nine of range eleven,
North Of The b,se line and East of the fifth principal meridian
The Northeast quarter and Yves, Is Of tie soahwes
So 81 'seton eight IN TOWNSHIP OF range hee
Northeast quarter OF section thirty two in township seventy
Southeast dissection twenty-five township sixty
Lots and two and Southwest quarter Northwest quar-
Ter OF section hityf'e in township seventyour of range
East half of Northeast quarter in section twentynne in
township si n OF range four -
the twentieth day OF February NET Tor the of the pub
e lands within the limits of tbs aforementioned townships
North of the base line, and West of the fifth principal
Townships eighty, eig,y-one ezhtywo, and eight, three
ys e ifey' iopr and Of sse
Townships seventegh TO eighty seven, inclusive, of range
Also S the same place fommsneipS MGod;y the sixth
Se ,m5' Gishs n na townships VIZ
ndiap.
Townships seventy eight TO eghy-nne inclusive OF
eight,
Townships lightweight eighty nine, ninety and nnety-one
| OF range nine.
Sections two three four nine eleven fourteen and fifteen
nesr Iowa city, township seventy of range
Lands BY Law 70 rte fschoos tsy
other purposes, will be excluded IRON sale.
The sales will each be kept fortwo weeks (uress the
lands disposed OIL and longer and private
tries Of land In the townships offered will be admitted
ate the expiration OF the two weeks.
Given under hand the city Washnton, this twenty
| seventh day of September, Ammo Domini, 1912
BY the President.
THO II. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Nv cry Gaining the right of pe-emption land
OF the townships designated this pocamaticn, virtue OF
the visions of the act Of 22d June 1885, extended and
ded ny The act OF LIST June Of the Of the lat
ter act where those laws sail apply such claims by
the absence othe pa the Registers office 22d June 1884
or by virtue of the act of the 9TH September S each
certain privileges 10 another and different class of settlers
queted 10 the the satisfaction Of Register
aud Receiver of the Land Office, and
therefor practicable after seeing and be-
lore the day appointed for the public sale
the land above designated otherwise such claims will be
forfeited
Where the subsequent the filing Of the pa shall
rre the day fixed for the of the sale
above mentioned claims under the of 1886 aud above
referred to- will be forfeited proven up and paid prior
10 the expiration OF such year.
THO. H. BLAKE.
Commissioner afh General Land Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27
ENGLISH SCHOOL.

cHARLEs bbfGN DUNE wHArfERaLANfDo. ffRhfNclpAL.
se b T ym sssd i've ysn as andsI Se pa
other distinguished ndv dlas the nobility an Of
hi, CITY, Iii conducted on the PLAN OF the &c gymna
scholars IN, English language and many Of them
S'sak h.bually and fuenty
many EnSlapd, and the United States. His chei aim to
eve NE youth entrusted 70 his care pIacuca knowlsdse Of
active careers, and are applicable TO any. . . 49,
French sran and spanish languages History Geos hies
s,Ln Philosophy The practical part Of Mathematics and
Professors divers nations and reside in the En-
sohmen and all the classes receive in rotation instruction
Such signal has attended this plan on
rs Of the PGP under t-eys years Q, Ms: write and
those Of nper years, correctly and easily:
language thus placed within the reach Of the youth Of The
United States without its being necessary for them
ucston The Object Of the Principal IN ds1ne to res,se
youth, from the United States facilitate the requirement
would be doub repaid them by by the latter
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young c-
zeus OF the United states have nothing the
mate the house being spacious and airy situated
spot at short distance from the city; and containing within
Of the pupils health Two Youths late arrived erma.
The principal is married man. and HI. wife and seI have
eharge OF the amor children received
Every pupil enjoys his religion, opinions undisturbed
ne are $500 per annum payable three months in adj
cH f1ssG' pRAKF ns ssorHERs
- ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,,
HOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUsE.-WOKAMS
n HAUGHWogT, ,ei Broadway, Manufacturers, Agents
opening new and splendid assortment Of the following AMI
sSsI'd e.n s I'D Bronze Ga g
Do Candle Brackets, Ito S
Do G.s Brackets, Ifo
Do Giranooies, Ito :
asusi Lamps. Hall amp. and Lanterns, Reading Lamp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27

ECONOMY IN DRESS-E1tensve assortment of Hlch
II EsshIerable and Eles ant Goods. for winter wear.
WIN, I. JENNINGS, 20 Broadway, American Hotel.
Offers for the inspection OF the public assortm, nj
oseasonabe goods comprising Beaver and Med Cloths for
Sounouts acks Frocks, &c.
The Sack Overcoa ESQ much in vogue afforded At
dollars cut aud trimmed in frat style will be found worthy the
attention Of the economist.
Cassimeres in great variety ofsyies for Pantaloons
From those who have found difficulty getting suited in
this aIlIcle, trisl is solicited.
Rich ocade silk and esngs (entirs new syles) for
balls parties sc Mernos Velvets, PLAIN Silks Sltns and
Casmeres all OF which will be made order under the
supeuntedence OF as Efficient cutters be found in the
country TO suhe times inevitably cash
de- msec
~ by II. MA RTN CO., is intended Annual for 1913
y IS bcs tully printed and embel.ed with q highly
finished Wings by the eminent London artists,
eoored msp ard fine stchng by Cruickshank and supurb
~ pound IN n
h berg sstsudrd work. age will deprecste its value.
na tsIeioe as new years present will be acceptable
fn,e 80. r, MARTIN \ CO,
DID Jw.r 26 John street
n l.. sOHnMsER, "a Buclay, corner ST Peters Place,
~ respectfully invite is re nds and public y to
ca and extm, MS choice of Wines Teas Cor
ds rru spice, ahd Groceries of the finest qualities which
ne ones al prices het cannot FAIL TO satisfy purchasers
Wines and Liquors which choice yptases and are
ysry superior article Of Raspberry and Cherry Bndy.
suitable for the holidays. d7o aver
TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
II, MONZANI, % Thompson street, pvss insxuenons on
L. The Tsfs; Terms an Per suarssr - susr
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FENCING SALOUN q SHOUTING GALLERY.
X Mes tl3 Broadway. entrance Lispen.Id street,
Fencing gives instructions in Fencing also the of the
sTo ke
Gentlemen lovers Of this art military ocers of the army
&c respectfully invited call and exh-
bt,on OF his skill n this useful and importan, art.
evening" will also be found with Swiss pstos-soot
y distaac- ~ 2I0 wards sIs %T
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27

TO DbUGGISTs-A situation waited tetner Guy
country by young man. who has had several years
eIpe.ience in the Retail Drug Business Direct to DRUG
GlSTS, at this Office
pN,a. do sw dGw~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27
Lockpor-- N. Y. Oct. l6. 1889.
~. ERYsIPELAs CURED, OF SEVEN YEARS.

STANDING, BY RRANDRETH'S PILLS.-A lady in
Brooklyn who long knew comfort; whose
face and unseey botch who was the obsery.
ed Of all and whose misery herself but
those OF sensitive minds similarly affected imagine This
pain and misery resulted from dreadful cry sIPE LAS in
Every physician of skill applied to- and remedy upon
medy used, without afordng than occasional relief
death finish her Misery A, hi; period lady who mad de-
sired that trial might be made of their efficacy When they
had been used about three months perfect
thus growing again. that purifying the body with these cse
sred Ps produces without douo perfectly healthy
unfortunate complaint altogether depends upon the scrmon
Of the blood and therefore purifying blood cures
the disease,
This lady IL since married
Reference Mrs Booth Dr. Brardreth agent in
Brooklyn. Market street, who w, refer TO highly re-
spectacle lady in Johnson street. who will give ali further
particular.
, The Brandrsth Pills sold at IS per boz. with full
directions at AL Broadway; 7l Bowery; lss HUDSON st.
New York; Market street, Brooklyn--Ns Booth AGENT
in the Union. " OA' "e" ms Isl sods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-27

TEACHER OF THE FLUTE.
IT MONZANI % Thompson street, gives insuueuors on
the blsfss Terms eh Per swarssf. - eusr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

- satsso - -, sga pledge, let
6hy nan who has only bsen drinking ide-jGs' sun
cen, - disturb The tranquility Of his aetfesciud hs
vunsca-snd dersage for tine the can5aY Tbs fh1s
icol and moral s. >em-l say Just rt tin quit u alto
ReAes for one mouth. and then Just how n ic5ls u
~ end Of IL foars u laughter sud Tn aeaaous cheers
Oh what change il makes IN The " Gle Il his animal
and meaial betng-( Cheers what peasafe-"ha
delight he fes not to have ehancd the whae nature 81
his bcing-sat leave his 10 the re-ular an
usnaa acu ~ efuaslloyri healthio leave ali hs am
nai peuvrs tho cain, ssd stea e.s meni Of hs =
guar meals, and blessed nest and soeP. and the Influence
cfe Id wafer. Tremendous eass rug) NJ, stop. Don /
lcs his DO it himself but lel In % T. ~ateh aadihe
waoSss d, 1t. tCheess) Lei asn s. n one who has
kets arIaknn pr ~ lIoe i3H hilet him - t his It'd
Seon 10 morrow morning tsafe b. ct's ~ just B.
Nakes-( Cheers aad laag6tef) Let I'm lloh at IL
eyes. (Cheers and greai iaas4ter) Il him cj1iein
plse the unesrthv col. Of BIS cheeks K ars II l1usi
Ter and loud chteFs9 Let him ask him T. pat uni MS
tongue dry and par.hed an farred and asa him Wat
kind off tsste there rs mouth (Rrs o laughter
and cheers Let him then hoist up the curtain iam
bis east window, If he lucky enough n have WIN
dow in that Tat looks - the eas al al Cloud cheers
and shouts Of laughter aud tell him 10 9ok al IL s
rlorous sun as II IS mounting It's brightness aud heaa
~ 10 gladden. creation. wheeling upwards III as nagnih
cent career and commencing is d.umsl round; Oefie
cheers and he emit t. lRuN Il laughter and
checrs) Or, if he see II. be can't feel H. tCheefs9
There is no respnse his bust o. that grandtsi 81 all
Gods phen9m presented II The seases a mas-he n
sng sun ia It's beaniy. majesty and glur}' Gfemcnduus
rheers) And then. lei thai sauc man abstain from all
sinkpg Il liquors ior one month"; and then 90 and p1int
uhe same eve 10 the same Wind"" and thu same KIND
.jIscene, and he Will vIsc his heart ~ gratitude 10 thai
Nsod who has been pleased thus Ia grant Inn iho tu
ioyinen, anj delight Of that beautiful connection between
svnind aud nlsfcF-stWecu tic sHusos aud TIN u Lat
sendess him capable Il tastHg. Il feeling and 81 luf IN
rowing that Gorgeous beauty with vHeaail .ouaie4as
Heaven has clothed the whole BODY OF ereatol' tNst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

g,safysgss!5ze. ss.g% ~
~. sslllsssisses.....,AE<
>--'.ssssssszc yssr 49,: ysSSSss.-a--
The En,,et.burs 2'trosuf,u
NEW POSTMASTER " ,y<e,,,,.,
.fO.ND1i, My Is, Isi2.

~ In - Ia NJ lib RI
h"nier' WA'eh We aFpreheid spea!s truI,. inf 70.
TINT tie nomination II urn II Trco. F.o n IL
master oil tbs place, in lieu # John L. Nnt,,p !,
r"mosed,-Fcinoyed not onls without e,.,rfl,i,,, l.
"i'ioal me Shadow Ola cause ii complaint. frp
qHafer-was on Monday last confirmed ly the
On that very day, Memera signed IL u,arl,y, ID
our ciiizons, comprising five ) tls or lu IT. II
teresfed in the matter, was forwarded +, VT; "
demonstrating against the conirn.ati, Of Mr. T.s
hon.i'.u'h-'u' II seems ihat the moyen.tlt N:s,..
toa late NJ l!lcr, hjwcyer. had in lbs u ,s,..,;
erideace that Mr.. If;9g not. md that anotl,,
teman VAS the choice Of an or,rwlc!niiup ma:
the citz,ns Of lyneiburg. That with lis ,r,,.f.
ZION Of tie Wishes Of ctr citizens before hn l., L-
sen mol only to disregard iut TO treat them with
tempt, furnishes only an,tIor exemr.fcat,u f ,.,,
unfortunately rendered too frequently ,byiers a l
!'afs' mat no to'M OF government. however, =,
crnen. can Protect tie fe'rle fn III lie d,sr,ti,,n
the'r rulers, though they tie clothed unlg viii g.,
tie bi73 authority and Mat obtained liz ,.;e
aud accident. We shall await however H.,
hrnation OF the Rumcr, tore We make a,,. t,..,
communicating occasion. tic mean Nlile. t.r.ol...
any personal III Will 10 Nj Trgg whose eh,y,,,,,
i geHae'ah' every way worthy Of respect no enc al,
more ehetFIlly cid, re tian ll.ls,l,,S Q,, Ii.
to this appointment las application In i,o.,r i,,'
S"oaily-Ne assall tie appointing p.aer.-auJ g.
"'Si tbecause II has been guilty Of c,nemnt,ous ii,
regard OF the Wishes Of the people Of tbs place and
we verify believe tr pciiicd reasons " :. ,,,., -.
ever hns our rein1rs to cl BE tir Tia, present ,;,
a pr mise hcteaileri5 add Word u two.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
Correspondence = The [. ; Ga;efi.

W asuihGroN, My :.
loan that jesse Miller. Fr,t Auditor. has be.B. ~
be Immediately removed ir5m Office. abd thai john
Williamson vail b, Nominated rs places alsa. thr,
Mr.. Ian. lorsetly 81 Philadelphia. succeed im
Air W would DO sell u remember The fable 81 fae dog
and tie shadow -Runor, moreover. says, that Mr.
Pc3sanioiI aud Nj. Datle 9th and 9TH tGjsfs. are
Ia have unlimited leave q al scuce if8m fclr ueiai la
b1r y iia 20 take their Fiar.s inisn.al
praably lully H. ise VII be enp The SUCCESSORS
have q i65a undoabied sJure, TO- that the fef
OF uIu 10 10 l'p clefks IA thr Departments is take
place soas at cst such the pf,sent determination
al the \ aae lious.
little circumstance Is related here, which sarves 81,
an index h lhc state Il thiug- clerk IN enc af the
offices died short tune ag5 ard hss toon cusomar,
the head u Tie Il 4reau hch the vacancy occurred
seui tHe rame cd the person whom he desired be ap
pointed 1t. io TIE Secretary, But In The time
The tAecuiyC sent calgr de Ire 70 the Secretary "a
bHur oi another e-au. ho oi received The
ptntaeat Nj lilsf DC, sast deal Ut business. no
an appointment 81 auy ha1 being inside but ~ himself
and a tie details II master. u iAs n Undergoing his
stuct revision.
n IS fasasfsd that " Tycr has sad be- vii MT sigt
iarh III HAT ,halI imps, d4l4 above - pr cent
'au scarcely believe II. but # lie has sai - and la
tfo.s r. tYpsU aa} such BiIl. MI be wi'lilhe scw
: e, 9. na -uaT ,te Lataiuc.s Il Iiehie { ahoun Sc
ou tits 4Hs.Ht it is probable thai tn Amy ana Nav,
ATqr fnaaaa Eil.s VII L. iad over iii the Iand Bl
,ad. aaa ii.,a. Il ie la;lrt should te Ysta,d Mr.
= lrr fafzi hal m.s.y 10 pay the Army aad Navy
ahtrs - eaa.
.sFiefa ia tie Caa.o,, would sarpr@, no ioly hen,
81 aay uaes and ~ d. n3, l,oA fsr any thing ol h,
and Al IH1szHt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

w. is.LIs a. =. any j.. be eay l..nt.rcd, and LII
r5de ep aud end.aYord to engage Mr. W. IN cynyefsa
ton. with tie view Of drawing hun 81 cafina =
serious reno ufre remarked tohol that he hoped they
would cauY The affair any further lherc. Mr.. =.
sad ~ be should not, auI f5e liee il ended, III
thu pr at least Nhi1erany hiug more will gf5w
II It, am unable Say, II is evident. however,
that !, T. VI. ~ishcs ~ provoke challenge, thai h.
MY dictate his eondions. / he blow gisen ty him
given With instrument, and iorre, that init
Gated dccTm.asiiau 10 Kill setiousy il IRE. and the
sf would have been the result bad the all struck two
and haIfor three uchcs Ioaer aud might have leea
the eass bat { The iat aif.iing IN sslae degree the
f1feu ul she hlyn'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
Correspondence IF Richmond Star.

fETERsBrRh. May I. lSt2
HEAR SrARDurng these dull times an excitement Of
any dcscrptIon Is peculiarly ag,eable \ caae Of eX-
eeedln9 richness Is the town ah at present ard as it
ma, he ct interest to see, VIII lrol1 uariac .hc par
ticulars.
German, ty the namc Of Barnes. left his home
IN tins place salnc twelve or fourteen months ago. On
visit nte fahcrlald. leaving lt and syoqal chill
dnn i'h.nd iIhea coed man. as lac is he WAS III The
frequent i@bit Il writing 10 his letter Eaf Nhl!e the
husband Was absent, aGol er German by the name OF
l'rimmcr. went to beard with the WIFE who l., Some
charm, $ me e.ujuiaton,e some mighty micc. stole
a"ay de ltar' Of her letng ho;rs,r Al,m tlree
wecls after hams last cii,r was received in which
he thought 10 make all larry Ly stating that tie would
s2en be hone, tie uNcrs Psfod ,h md were married.
But alas! tGcr cup Of JOY dashed to Garth in a few
days after by the return Of the rehjul Ind lie claim
Cd his "ic. Ihcy EroW nothing cl hn In Il fit Of les
pair. the lmiaruualc husband tIrea.oncd Il, cnl the
r ats Of tic guilty Iair Bamcr Acitcdly his threat
Gets Out warrant and saIs por Earat in jail. aud ll
trio arc tr#eait into court Here tic scene Vas Grand
Each man claimed his wife, and as there was lul one
woman between them, the matter settled hy the rsl
husband Promising to quit t}Wn and leave LIS ,sile and
children On the hands ct the second.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
IN M EkkSe Eess INSTITUTE EDEs
YOU Is "a Dies

v X. AND MRS. MfANl leg leave TO announce
w to the Public. that the exercises Of the abo,e
institute (atey conducted by Mr.. OhphanD viii LIE re-
suincd on Monday the 9th inst.
Inc programme OF study viii comprise the yarous
branches OF literal edueation and they would add that
II Is cr FurP Sc 10 render ii in all rspeclsas horouuh
ana 'lIe as constant attention the interests Of mn
Pl and patron can secure.
RS h,any viii be III constant connection with the
o1'h As i'SlruciresS and GOventss and Will nav
All due regard To the cultivation of those lnputia Of do
p1rmcn aud character 50 importaat To the we'll to;n,r
charge. 10 '''ef
The Musical Department will be conducted h., Nr
Banner, well known to the citizens Of Iynchhurg a. ~
accom-, pushed and successful Professor Of In,trnmc,,.
and Vocal Music ''''''''' '''"'
~ by nrrmsson, they Would respectfully resir to Hon
" " ~ y" eoJ5rldgc. TX Gov of Michigan, Hon. l. $
c4,'r' t: = ) for Michigan, RI Rev. Sam'l. \. We
'sA' y f.f. bsh p Of Michigan, John prcntiss rs,
i'..u'1' oi Blim)re College Bnn,z MAYER. Esa
~ ho2hi,on IRON the L. : to Mexico. Charles
n 'l''I T. u - Prot Nod Languages, University In
ny ~ VI. W harton. Bedford co. Va AlcA'r 'T,n,n
i.''s' Zen. D. Redes, Sam' Garland Esd Rev
',Ar9 D'n2hen. Rev. Thomas Atkinson. Rev Fd,yara
II, H. "mpS'on, Roy. T. l.. b. Shaver. Rev Fd"ard
@adSWnFIh. Col Maurice I.anghorno MAJ I,,a' ',''
laha, j I'm u. Aleein, Lynch5urr. '''
iTMF-Iatuon IN all branches. Muse on
,, efpi'd, PEP srssion of ) months. .3o n,
I Of PHPiN IN tng sh under the aqcof - rc,- - W.
Faya5a in advance. '-''' : f'as" 70 p0
' oa't a. Proitssns prices.
| Sc Of Piano Forte
sanahlo tcrn.s "''N'" ss eo1ieorS On rea-
day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

eyer low his sla N, lseNcce led "n,, by his raIln,r H
AleW days SINCE we o served cast in point 4 sn!dt II
gust Of wind took paasol ont olthc hands os owner
and before We had chance ccolleci wi cth,r would
be etiquette to catch the mrasd Of lady to VII m VIC
had never Len introduced, lively Emeuldcr drafped
his bod Of bricks. caught the parachute in the midst Ct lis
EIsslcr gyIafiens. and presented it To the User with
bow hch rcmiudcdus Of poor Power Faith ma M =
said he as he did YOU were as strong as IL are
handsome il wouldn't have got away from sou.''-
Nv hich shall thank you fer first Tie service er vrur
compliment: asked the lady smiling '''rroti ma m,
sad rat a2ain touching the place where once stood the
hrn Of what once beaver THAI hook of your own
beautiful eyes thanked me for bo7 II that bod carrier
VIII issue InFosa'e 10 'acr the icnlalc " W, Il do
advertising gratis and head his list of pupils He has
genius for the thing-Bro!her Jo,tdil,tnt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16
Mt.SSRS. SIANIN AND WISE

The Intelligent Washington correspondent # the l.
States Gazette gives The following version OF an ARRAY
between hessrs. Wise and Stany:
'AN AfrRAY-As Mr.. Stanlv al Mr. Wise ycr,
coming lfon the race course Saturday evening il unlnc
ny 50 happened thai they rode out ol the ward IN which
men hNiss mad been ued, nearly abreast of each other
S , Proceeded IN that way distance on the rad
"S'As understand. keeping his eye fixed fcrcely M
=. ahd The latter, occasionally, turning his upin
oun' As tley were approaching largo mud hole that
rA'''uta sfi"sS The had Sanly's horse which was 4
head-slfong, awkward, clumsy animal. shycd m and
ran against " sc with such force as to throw Tho ,i
% one and The clt leg Of the other out Of their srr
oi"'y nurse at The same time passing ahead Mr. :
enuSaVoed u bold up and in the act q tornn, "a
aP'os.s - Mr.. W and state that il was an arcd,,t
"hen W ise spurcd fa1ward. and with loaded rattan
Suu'N VII , over the head. The force of tb, bIn,.
Was ~ great That the ball of the rattan broke hrou tho
eio" u MS nat gust aboye the temple and the rim WAS
a'o pfohen for an instant Mr. ) was completely sim
ned ana lost ms sight, but still held lis horse IS soon
ds ne reeJ'eied ms SENSES, r told WISE that he had
done he dasiSTdly act 10 strike an unarmcd nan-ro
"no 9ad not evena switch in his hand-from bcbipd
'hat lie saying Vi his horse circumstance he could
mol prevent and he was turning to apolarisc to him f
It, when he received a c3warjlv blow
Mr.. Wise said that he had called him coward i;
'he iiouse and he had now given him blow. and Inc
might take beth. ="
"A Mr. Srarss q Mississippi. who had o .er,.a W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-16

Notwithstanding the defeat Of the Wig eanaidates
a. 'e recent elections IN Virginia. the Wing party. 81
lar as our observation extends is bot depressed ts
n'1f'ehod Possessing, as believe they do, strength
waeeoh'p>h Great and important ends waen they sLa'
Mil II: The Nhss 3sg.s the past in hrigh. anlicpa9A
VI 'i' R'arr Fredericksburg .ire"a
mems our sentiments exactly" We are nothing
sS'd ry the result otihe election this Spring
'u' 'r regard 1t as ono of those temp fary evils from
""'ch sefH~nsa' and lasting good will be sducod BE-
're The election sagacous Whiq s;i.nd. who lament
e' az we dId tn" d;scord that had sprung up in our
ranks remarked that the Wings stood in need ola
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