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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Jan. n

NlRClNIA:-N Rules held IN the Clerks Office OF tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for the
county Of Nelson in the month OF January, ls42
Jesse Mundy and Louisa his wife, Plaintiff,
against
Lafayette Neville in his right, the said LAFAYETTE
Neville committee of jefferson Nj Neville, decd james j.
Neville and John w Mo.bv and Iarrod B. Scott
ties OF said i.aia, cite Neville IS committee aforesaid,
Defendants.
liz CHASCERY
The Defendant. James l.. Neville not having entered his
appearance and given security according the Act OF As
semby and the Rules of this Court and appearing by sat-
sactory evidence, that he nhabitant of this
monwealth: On the motion OF the Plaintiff by COUNSEL
ordered, that the said Defendant do appear here Rules to
10 be held in the said Clerks Office the first Monday IN
April next and the bill OF the Plaintiffs, and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Iyncburg
Nrginan newspaper published in the of LynchbiTG
Tor two months snce-ss,ely and another posted at the front
door oil the court house. OF this county. court day
copy,-Tcse,
RIO. G. CUTLER, flk.
Jan. 30 w2m
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HNAkE NOTICE, that shall. on Monday, the 9TH
i day Of March. 1912, in the Court House Of Char
o'e county, and between the hours of sun rise and sun
Nc, of tina, day, take the Dispositions of Clifton G Ham
ner and others. to be read evidence in Chanccry
cause, now pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for Charlotte County. in which
am plaintiff and yourself and others defendants
and II from any the said Dispositions should not be
commenced orcolnpeted the day designated the ia.
king thereof will be postponed continued from day to
day at the same place and between the same hours OF
each day successfully until the shall be completed
Yours, &c. JESSE HANIET'r
Feb wtw
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Advertisement.

HNiE SUBSCRIBER is building a number of
Il WOOL C4RDLNfr .M3CIiLNES of good
quality for sak which will be ready tor the
Tic will take three hundred dollars piece for the Card
ing Machines, and twenty dollars for Picker The for
mer prices 500 dollars for good Cardng Machine.
and 40 dollars for Picker Any persons wanting Ma
chimes will please write to him the Natural Bridge
Rockbridge County, Va. THOMAS CROSS
Jan. 10 w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

\ nniNiA:=it rn'os held in the cl.rl., oo.
''se, superior Court Of Law sri CHANCE, ~ the
Henry Bibb, '''F' ds4s:
n,.:..., Plaintiff,
hearY J. h'rris and Albert W. IIarri. and cl,
llarrs, executors of Lee ". Harris deceased o"Sa
chants and partners trading the name Of Ua "eps me
Harris ~ biet N
IL c,.. pefendant.
The Defendant, Albert W. Harris not having .n,.,
appearance, and given security, according In .fe h
senbls and the tnes Of this Court and It oil As
ac,ory evidence that he is inhabitan, ~ + Q, 'at
mon"eaith: On the motion Of the plaintiff, by coun. ON
be held IN the said Clerks office, tie first Mona, s to
nest, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff and tb aPni
Of this order be forthwith inserted the yncbbnr copy
an newspaper published in the town Of IyncbS,n eh
Two months successfully, and another copy there "a -
the iron, door othe Court house of this county aid
court day. \ Copy-Te.te, d. some
RO e CUTLER 90,
Jan ~ I'm, In
WIN
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ale OIL a n Il +.

I OTTER for sale my TR.lCT OF LIND. in
i the lower end of amptell, containing
12S Acres.
adjoining the Lands Of Thomas Iiower,or. Heritage
How erton and ohers-and lying abou, q miles from
Chiffon Tavern The Land is valuable. and persons
DESTROYS purchase requested 10 call and II.
am determined 10 sell
II no, sid privately before it will be exposed TO pub
lie sale 10 the highest bidder on the 9th day Of April
neat, on tho premI~.-'r.rms accommodating.
MADISON {. PORTER
Jan % wt9A
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l. a " Notice.
George W. WilsoW 4 Ferdinand l.. Claiborne,
Attorneys mt Inv.

AVE associated themselves in the Practice of tn
Law and in future will practise in the Superior an
Inferior Courts Of Roanoke and franklin The forme
will reside near Fincas,e. Botetourt county, and the
latter near Rocky Mount, Franklin county ANY bust
ness confded to them will he promptly attended to.
Jan. ~ wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

Lower House Of the Legislature Of Tennessee has
fassed resolution restricting the speeches Of members
70 ~ minutes each. This beats tho ''onc hour rule
Ny. Dew, famous for his cuegy for Jefferson and his
reference to tho Plymouth rock, pronounced the rcsu
ton = " bloody gag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

Monday 1t Harrisburg the news Of the con,iton Of the
Bank Of Pcnnsy and its probable failure pay tn"
40 900 State interest deposited with IT, caused hghe,
element. In the lower House of the Legislature
ls,ion sdop,ed nsrctng the appropriate ml,ire
70 report bill Tuesday, providing fer the resumption OF
spceie payments. and II supposed the, would i1 on
The Isl Of June But indebted Ia the State To the
Banks hardly probable, whatever may be Attempted
., the beginning Of the poc'cunss that 80 early period
will 10 determined upon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

UGATH N

MRS c. ~ ". rsliso
Death came to . beautiful boy at play,
Ash. "a, 'mong the SUMMER flowers
MI ,h,v seemed 10 wi,her and die away,
In tAsir yer, SUNNI st hours-
SHAVE come. in hollow vece, said bsah,
ITO play On tn. grass with thee :
Nm, the 10, io.kd frighten1 and held his sSsa,h,
In ,hs mi.ls, of hi, childish Elss.
"Aws,. away from N, sowen.' be 'sd,
.rer know and lcvs thee not
~, a.,,,a =, III, e,,, and shock his bad
Then .lowi, he ieh us spot
n, met maiden in glrhoods bloom
And tbs ro.s on her ch.tk was bright,
A,.s .s, .hada.red a. tho gho., from the tomb
Mad risen bsiAr, her sght
pAe .,ooi ), .bs b,ink 81 feuntas eisa'
In it, wstsss her beauty ',swd,
When n.ath, with his h,Egsrd ias', dre" ne',
And hef,sr ihs maiden ,irnd
.rsu a.n,el,- he said, with ecaru' rn'''
To ,h.. l thi. gobIe, qu.d'''
Re, 81. turned With h1oysnt ''.p s,ids,
AID d.a with ringing laugh
u. ,..r-.,a a. wherc the old man 81,
On the Trunk 81 worn eui tree
roor old m,n-iof hi. h-ld-out hat
Va. as,mhol OF besrarf
i.,,h drew quit. near. till the old nan' syss
Ware raised 10 his ~finkled face
" It'll a frith,end look Of wild surlrns
lie ro.e flom his rr.ting place
81 com. TO <u.rsr." n.sih mildly said,
Nut tie old ,nsn would depart
Again be look d and shook his head,
Tos he know full we'll hi. mart
"Ihev ali Of th.rn ,hudd.tinr, turn away
The boy in his childish glee.
Tn, maiden Young, and the old man gray,
Yet the, all shall come to me,
And be g,,h.t'd them all for the boy va, Nsak
The old welded h, breath
And the grew pale on the ms'dsn's check,
And she sank in the arm. ol death.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10
Winter Arrangement.

7YIROUGH IN 81 HOURS.
Leaving Lynehbrg for Richmond FrederichsbWg or
the North
i FAVE Lynehburg on Sundays, Tuesdays and
1 THURSDAYS att O'Clock A. NJ. arrive in Charlotos
vile next morning by O'Clock the Rail Road by II,
Junction by 3, and al Richmond by 5 o'clock p. NJ
Thus performing the trip in six hours less time than
heretofore This will be found by far the most comfort
able route. we'll the mos, expeditions to Richmond
or going North, by the way of Washington City.
S. Is. CLOVES. Agent.
Apply for tho seats at the franklin Hotel, Lynch
burg and at tho Rail Road Office, Richmond
Dec. % WITS
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.v.OTElE.

1 deed Of trust duly executed the ulcrslp ned has
been appointed trustee with full power To collect
the debts due Ia the hrm Of VIM NJ DAVIS Il Co
and IL prepared 10 receive the same-thc debtor, Of
said firm informed that payments are to be made to
the undersigned alone lie hopes they will be prompt,
N ndug cannot be giren.
GEO. W. CARTER, Trustee
NOV - Il.
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~ Imported
~ A~4y NJ MI n q II II We.
-~A>>.A>A-ON ul,ol I,.ro.isl

will make his next season, 1912, at NV stable Nov
Glasgow, Amherst County Virginia, Particulars hcrc
after given in hand bills.
EDMUND c. MOORE.
1y- The Dan,Ille Reporter will publish weekly four
weeks, and send account this office Tor collection
Feb 3 wtw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

III Rsi Ant b decree Of the Hastings Court u
i-,ae,bafs. pronounced on The 9TH day u March,
lsln in the suit then therein depending between sam
vel Mecmkle rlsn,ia, and Patrick nelly. adnnisirs
ter Of Dennis Kelly deceased and others, defendants, The
undersigned tho commissioner therein named lion The
Path day Of ebnaI, neat II fair II not, the tar day
SUNDAYS excepted the premises. proceed To sell by
way of public auction, To the hghcs, bidder credit
ii SIX months.
Certain Lots and TtMeNscNfs.
situated IN the lawn Of New London. in the county Of
CamIell bsng the Lots and Teneucnts IN said der"o
MENTIONED and III. same herof the said Dennis Kelly
died. seiaed and po... SSH, Bnd with security will he
qnir.d Of the purchaser. and the title will be retained
IN rther securit, until tho pnrclase money be paid
HENRY ID SSlNG1ON, Com'r.
Jan 81 t2if
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Certain Lots and 7tmesncnss,
TOBaCGO PRESSES. dc.

1.-TWO first rate Iron Frame Screws and Pre-ss.
ple,s-a and snndr, other Fixtures for Manufacturing
TAacco, for sale accommodating terms
NOORMAN s FITZGERALD.
Jan n
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Stare Line for the West.

ENIiE LINE OF STAGES rn the Natural
L Bridge, Dbrcs Springs, to the White Sulphur
Springs and lewsburg, has commenced again running
regularly. Leaving Lynchburg every Wednesday
Friday and Sunday mornings. and connecting AT Lewis
burg with the main mail line to Guyandotte.
FOR THE SOUTH.
TIE MAIL LINE for the South Danve to
Greensborongh. n C.. connecting the regular mail line
or the South, leaving Lynchburg every Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock a. NJ.
G. NJ. BRUCE.
April Is WITS
VIRGlNIA;-At Giles Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, Tor Giles County. October
term. lSl
Henry W,sor. Guardian Of Lewis Shullrbarger
Franklin Shnllebargcr, Hugh Shuhlebargcr and NATL
da Shulrbargsr. children heirs and distributes Of John
Shuflleharger, Jr,, deceased, Complainant,
Isaac Shu1lcbarger, Abram Shuffebarger Jacob Shut
tlcbargcr, John Shell and Elizabeth his wife. late Eliza
pcth Shnlebarger, John Steel and Margaret his wife,
late Margaret Shuiicbargcr, and Abram Farhart, (FX
ecuor Of John Shullebarger, ST., deceased and Abam
E,rh,rt Sr.. and Charles Eaton his securities and
Sarah his wife, late Sarah Shullebarger Children heirs
and distributes of John Shulcbargcr, Sr, deceased
Defendants.
|, CHANcERY
! On motion Of the complainant, by his COUNSEL it is
ordered that this be referred to John A. Logan Of
Pulaski County, who is hereby appointed Commission
cr ior that purpose TO take account showing the dis
butve shares OF the heirs and representatives OF John
Shulebargcr. ST. deceased, in the estate of the said
John. ST.. and of the adyancements made by the said
John IN his life time. his children, and make report
thereof to this court, together with any matter specially
thought pertinent by himself. required by the parties
to be stated and this continued till the next
term of this court
! ACopy-Tcste, r. A. FRENCH, C..
The parties named in the foregoing order will take
notice, that shall proceed the lth day of April 1872
| at the house of d. f. Kent. in the town of New
bern. county Of Pulaski take Inc directed
said order, and will continue from day day until the
shall be completed; when and where said parties
may attend with their vouchers. and other evidences if
they think proper.
J. \. LOGAN, Commissioner.
JAN 90 WIN
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Notice.,

foktN AKIN all persons from trading for Bond
which executed To Obldiah Gordon far three HIM
bred and thirty dollars, due the 9th of April 1912 as
do not intend paying the said Bond
Jan. 3
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Low Prices for Cash.

~ HAVE on hand good stock of GROCE-
w RF.S which resolve tn soll low for ASH
Those wishing to purchase will find it their interest
TO give rs a call before they buy
GANNAWAY s. MOORMAN
January 10 Aw
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II II W. ~ - &c Il (.
LILBUIsN II. TRlGG, :

"ylIl. PRACTISE in the sevcml Courts for the
w Corporation OF l.ynchburg. and in the Superior
and County Courts Of Amherst, Bedford aud Campbell
His Office is the street leading Martins Warehouse
doors below II ,bneon >'ahl,r, corner.
In. u I.
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IlESJElRE1'TEON, OR PERSIAN
PILLS.

SUPERIOR to the Iiygean, Brandrcths, Evans Tomato
- the Machess (prced) Sanatiye, Indian
Physicians and others. Let condemn them until thoy
have tried them, and then CERTAIN they will not
1t a settled point with all who have used the Neye
table PERSIAN PILLS. that they pre-emnently the
best and mos, efic acios FAMILY MEDICINE that has
been used in America II every family could beeore
quanted with their sovereign power over diseases they
apply the first appearance of disease and then how much
distress would be avoided and money saved, well the
disease its first stages by not being OF
remedy which they can place dependence upon
6i Pill, Box Price 62a cts. For Sale in lynchhnrg
Oct. 25 : - -'A9 WITS
CERTIFICATE.
certify that have, by Of experiment, used the 1iy-
gean and of the kinds OF Pills practice
which have borne the highest repu the public cstmation
that have been offered for sale this vicinity FOR the last live
Pills and the public rest assured that none among the
whole catalogue has answered better purpose as an
and eaectua remedy than the Resurrection or Persian i'
in most of disease. CilAS. BACkCS, M ID.
Rochester, y. Y, Sept. 81, 1899.
VIRGINIA wt:At rules holden the Clerk. othce of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Ghancery, Tor the
County Of Charlotte the 9th day Of December, ls4l:
William b Green, George J Robert, and John Booker late
merchants and partners trading under the firm and 'fe Of
Green, Roberts * Booker, Plaintiffs,
Benjamin W Foster, Winsow Robinson, William P Dick
in,on and Claiborne Bark~dale Defendants,
In CH,NcERy.
The defendant benjamin w. Foster having entered
appearance according the Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he is nhaban Of this Commonwealth it is ordered
in April next and en'c appearance and answer the pam
tits bill and that copy Of this order he inserted in somo
newspaper, published in the Of Iynchburg, for two
month. excessively and posted at the iron, door of the
Courthouse of the said County
Copy-Ts.e,
WiNSLOW ROBINSON, c.
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FOR SAD.1,
FRESH EKTlTS.

@NlGS, Malaga Grapes, Oranges Lemons and Raisins.
L in whole half and quarter boxes
Almonds Filbcrts. Wanuts. Palmnuts. and P,con-
nuts Ais, very superior 10, of Principe Cigars. for
sale at "Ourhouse," by G. W. NANCEY
Jan. "a r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

Monday morning. Q O'Clock, Dist Jan. 1872
The gates Of the Bank were not opened, and consid
srahe crowd collected the aide walks front and
opposite the Banks. though far We could perceive,
there was manifestation Of Ill treiings-ratier per
Aaps Of curiosity As TO what would next be done.
While things in this trsln, holders of the notes
Of tho Moy ans nsng Bank has,cncd that institution
and made demands for payments these all promptly
me-, md the Dauk. finding the demands continue gave
hs, would keep open until -four o'clock, p NJ,
= NEE, sny demands OF that kind
Small runs made several other Banking lnst,
6sss bu, with injurious effect, nor Ear could
lean, 10 an, considerable amount.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

DIanle.s! Blankets.
.,so. ~ cErO Db.00IleMs.
w T. havoc hand. large supply Of Rose Whitney
w and Machnsw RED BLANKETS and Servants
do, with general assortment, Of Woollensof every DIES
cnp,ion, which tho season is somewhat advanced
disr-cd to sellre,y h,r Please ool before you
buy ROBES 4 BURTON
7. S.-~Ne have also large supply of Competing
yer, low. r. & b.
1er . IN
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.

MEL IILLE TALBOT
NING taken the house recently occupied By Mr.
Il IL. McCnw, few doors above the Franklin Ho-
tel. tenders his services to his friends and the public as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale of Real Estate Negroes
fiorscs. and every description Of Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
goes, as well as pretty extensive acquaintance the
contiguous ne'ghborhood. will afford him every facility
IN The sale OF that species OF property His spacious
room and cellar, will enable him keep in good cond
Ion every article Of merchandise he may con-
tignmcat.
lie deems IT futile make flourish Of promise and
Will, therefore only saw that he will be grateful for pat
fonage and those who bcs,ow it, may rely upon justice
At his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes 10 be offered for sale
either privately publicly. and hoard them at 25 cents
per day until the sale effected Reasonable advances on
property in hand.
REFERENCES
Sn',thson H. Darts, ST.. John j. P,uris
Richard 1yee John Iiollins
Nc Kinney s. .Nosby Henry Darts
nc to'kte 4 .wciAdn'si lt'hite. 7~dy e. brine
burton g. Rodes Hancock &. .3dom.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
shove Advertisement weekly fur ~srls ,ra .en1 az
''pRt 10 tho t'ie> f'r COLLECTION
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NOTICE.
4 LII persons are torewarncd from hunting ranging.
4 n or otherwise trcspassing my Land on James
River, about miles below i.vnchburg
JOHN ROBERTSON
Der. IS wew
klHnl.S fnc <1lr .,f l., ntH:co
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BILLS OF LADlNC

'"' tho S""c. River n knnavho Canal
" $.SS = 81 rms Oly1<
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PORT WINE.

SoKT WINE.
IUNiE sub>cridcr has on hand very superior lot of
Il Old London Dock Port Wine, suitable for medc,
purposes
ALSO. Pale and Brown Sherry Madeira. of very ~
rerior quality. C. w. YANCEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-10

800 GALLONS Old Rcc,fed Whiskey on
draf. G. ~ yA\CEy
Jan. ~ =,
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April ~
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PRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS OF Til
BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA
DAVID X. PORTER
JOSEPH TROTTER, rrcsld

Resolved. Tha, in pursuance Of the direction of the
Governor, the Bank is hereby closed
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VirSiait;s:

Jan. 30
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Dec %
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TIIF. MAIL TTNF. IOf Inc SOUTH fd. TJanNl1Ic U
Greensborongh. n C.. connecting the regular mail line
lor the South, leaving Lynchburg every Tuesday, Fri
day and Saturday mornings, at O'Clock A. NJ.
q. NJ. BRUCE.
April l. Wis
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
THE BIDDLE CASE

Judge Bartos delivered The opinion of
the Court of Criminal session in the con.
spiracy cases against Nicholas Biddls and
others, on Saturday last.
The learned Judge lhas closes his arga-
naent:-'That no 'probale cause has been
shown TO bind over these parties for having
crlminaliy conspirsd 10 ehes, end aefcaut
the Stockholders, and .ba. ,Aey are entitled
TO be discharged from the custody in which
Ihey have been detained
Judge Coran disssnled the opinion Of the
Court.
suz-fl.Es<zzzzn
The New Hope Delaware Bridge Com
papy has blown up, q. last
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
THE HANDY CASE

This case was heard before Judge Bar
ton, of the Court Of genera! Sessisn Of
Philadel ehia county, acting in his capacity
of Jusica of the Peace. OF Thursday last
The testimony exhibits no new facts, but
there is one feature with which We weie
forcihly impressed. las going 10 place the Sian.
ders Of Gov. Pcrleri ia most uRenyiabIe
position. Two federal editors @ere among
ihe witness eAamined-Monsomery, of the
Harrisburg Chronicle, and Richards, Of tho
Reading Jou.nal--boih neioIions for their
debasng unscrupu|eusnsss the former as
being the first 10 repea. the S99.G00 sian
ders against the sovsrnor.--The result Of
OF their examination by tho Attorney Gen
eral, v he il shows how little il takes 10
ruin good mans character, is a proud les
imenial in favor Of Governor Porter. Il is
as follows:
Richards said: 'AIl the ow!edge / go,
was from o,hsrs-KNEW NOTHING
MYSELF
Montgomery said;'I have published nrli
cles in relation 10 The so called $4,000 af-
far--6m haze no knowledde Of it.
And yet these men charged the Govern or
definitely with .he worst of crimes! They
ae nightly brave while brandishing their
venom pointed pens bn. sheir vaior never
stands The test,
the Washington correspondent OF the N.
Y Herald says.
'Fhey tell an anecdote Of Mr.. Clay al
his boarding house; that few mornings
since, after breakfaslng and wiring a'fcw
leiters, and giving some directions TO his
servant, he came down from his room about
ii O'Clock stepped into hack, and drove
10 the Capital; and il was only when enter
ing the gateway towards the Senate, that
he Suddenly recolected ne had resigned.
Such had been his habit for go many years
that no wonder forgot hiniseH for "a mo
menl.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-05-07
TIVE MEDORA.

The man who Processes TO he believer
in d1eans and other extraordinary auguries
oi coming events. Gays the Ndr!ala Herald.
10 sure to be regarded by nine lealhs Of
mankind as a simplelon, if no. a stark idiot;
We. that Tie most calamious events have
-olien been indicated by such premoni.ions,
is an lads pu.abIe fact. anditis equally GER
tain that such events nave III some EASES
been controlled by strict attention 10 the
warnings thus iays.sriously given. 1t is
unnecessary for US 10 specify Instances OF
wafGiGgs, as hcy must be familiar 10 most
areaders ofhisiosial records. But there is
one connected with the recen, melancholy
event Of the blowing up Of the Medoda
which remains 10 te recorded, and which
we class among the most remarkable which
lavs fallen within our notice. Three
weeks before i. occurred The sad catastrophe
: was disiinc.ly represented in DRAM 10 the
mate Of Jewess Ione of ills line ol steamers
for which the Meroda was iniended.) He
saw her making trial o. her machinery
cher blow np---saw the hapless gicims ofthe
yexploaen ia the water round her, struggling
for life--saw the boat sink, and idenl:fisd
Captain su.,on(hsr commander) clad in a
white dress He told Ifis d,eam Afterwards
and was laughed at! Tie Jewess, il
will be remembered. leh here for Baltimore
ON Thursday night (aiter the explosions )aad
passed in rhs bay, re next morning, The
steamer Georgia, on her way down to Nor.
folk:aHd when perGeiping the G's days
hali-mssi- se exclaimed in lone Of grief is
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