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sTOEE-uOUSa ~ CiAHxsVIT,IE. yo.

- The large and csmmodious house IN i!ie
town Of CAlksyie Meekrnbug county, Va lately occu
pea by H. w. Moss Co. 10 for immediate ,-
session given The location Of the very beet in Ma. low n M,
hgr dy goods and grocery business The NJ stone aud
bcN ana has been recently fitted ~. situation for n man NJ
capital and cutcrpnze. very best In Tire oil, country
o. ne 'Wn large and overwhelmingly receiving u
voo tobacco annually. md having advantage NJ
branch Of the Exchange Bank. will AZ al times connt, a, .,
lrnse trade For further particulars apply r A. Holloway
IN The town. or the subscriber, who lives near A.
fe 7-2awIw WA TpNyxrs
S Enquirer saw3w srd account to this ofbe for
~
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
H'O the heirs of John Harden, deceased and
= III" heirs Of Polly deceased which said Jobn .pd
r"S were heirs Of Isaac Harden deceased late OF AI.ar.
'oiny virginia You hereby undersigned a.
receiver OF The Circuit Superior Court OF Cancsry for
the said county Of Abemare the Vgnia hath money
N ms hands decreed b; said Superior Court paid YOU on
your compliance with the acquisitions drcre. Won ar.
therefore required 10 come forward and the same.
40 ALIEN GARRETT, r. c. :. c.
Albenrltle County, Va.
in 5
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WOVEN WIRE SlEYES, RIDDLES. &c.

'I1 ms HINIJLLN, NJ.
'HNhE undersigned would respectfully call the
= attention Merchants and others 10 m. ar,. and g.p,,
assortment of Sleeves Riddles suitable for com cookie
wheat saud meal &c.
Woven Wrc suitable Rolling Standing Screens for Me
Chant Mills promptly rates together with ro
son'n Of Bird Cages Rat and Mouse Taps Coal and sand
ScrrcR seaI Of which he dispose At prices 10 ,u The
times WILSON BAIDERsToN.
No. : Light Wharf
r. sl-c-t Near b. Baltimore 4 Ohio n Il m
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H0YT & cos OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE.

Drawing Of Va. Monon-aI,a Lottery. No. o
10 - CT - 81 Q 81 20 n 81 II u &C.
Drawn Of Va. Monongalia Lottery. Extra No. :.
D - 20 10 ~ - Is CO 50 G 10 IL.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, No -.
81 % - 81 - ~ 6s 36 6 "a a.
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Aultion Sales.
THIS DAY.
ny D.,e.p.r, A Ai,..


TRUSTEES SALE or HATS. SHOES. Sc.
"m = sod on frlJ. March NJ no o'ehck a, ths d., ,,,
"ped ~ hes~rS Msi rsrkn-on th- -nir. stsck -
hfse and general As-oausa ofIiat. SHOES 3e n, ODD, S m
n.yrNp,,- $500.
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S3O.OOOI SlO0Onm


Tlekcs SIU; hlIVr- 8 quarters so.
Certificates oi packages OF &c Whoes.
DO. .... DID,. 26 Iialves................ 6S
DO. do....... 20 Quarters. ............ Z.
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J. &, GREGORY q CO. MANAGERS,

Friday evening at Exchange.
$4,000, &c. &c. Tickets 81 80
SATURDAY, Arm MARCH.
$4,000 Doilnrs! md 80 prizes of al 900. Se
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY TO- for Ista 10 L- dya MN AZ
MrtandIla. D. O. ON saiurday The ath Mateh. lail
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LAMBAUGTS COMPOSITION.

'lNHlS invaluable and certain remedy, is pre-.
- Pared BY ADAM YOUNG. H,rper-fsrry Va ffoa an
ORIGINAL Recipe In hi. po-ee-soa eomp-d inxrisn
wehknown 10 medical The following
un well known 10 the PuDhe viii show saey s,rtsi.y
Of the Teuledy -
cn.sltsrOwS. ost &c. is,a.
10 NJ. .fasa ieusF~-
Dear s-n reply your Inquiries can -.e that have l.n
'r's relieved fota Voln Rheunat BY
'omPosion Last winter d.prved of sp weeks
I'M. annoying di~a~e and suffered Understandable
BE- entirely uhh fo business tued your rvaey was com
pesy relieved o pain day. September had another
attack which sls deprived sleep three weeks. fte re-
sorting 10 my old ffepi rd again and in los
than week was restored On
ny - valuable and certain that keep Supply
4" H. IL ae through the efficiently. sIf
"H remedies fil Very respectfully yours
JOHN =. GAILAHER,
Senior Editor Va FTceP Pres
uousE 90 DELEaArE-.
FEB. ~. isgl (
M-ssrs 0syaor & I.ys0:--
Ccnemen-lavine attack OF Rheumatism within
the last month (uy coils taking fpnn tried my for
remedy L>NH,uoHs am now entirely free
tom pain aRi IN better general health
years The Inc tonic effect OF this
fivor II strengthens the stomach and. halthnt
ueHan older than myr AMI equally good
raiH i S%d az IL the directions carefully
followed Res-.et6uly your.
JOHN = GALI.AuER
p The above Medicine prepared by ADAM YOUNG, Drug
Ris, Haper Ferry. b, Druggists
State. Price, ohl, $3.50. A Enan supply hand by
CANNOR 4 LlEI.I,
One door above thu bell Tavern.
March = lsl1 RiehnInnd,
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SPRING CALIC0ES, sc.
- ed styles and qualities. "
Furniture and Apron Checks
Bed Ticking. an qualities
Blcachcd and brown Cotton sleet,r
Irish Linens and Table Diapers
Cogufed Table Cloths
Wrrstcd md Cotton Fringe
Furniture Bindings and Spool Cotton
Needles Pins Cotton Cards. assorted
Coourcd and white Coractts. very cheap
Georgia Nankccns. d.. do
Black Italian Cravats
Stocks, Shin Collar. and Linen Eosonts
The above Goods offered great bargains ~
J. ~ CUNNtNGHANs
NH 81 Cheap Cash Dr. Goods sorr.
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iSy James On. Lynch.

STOCKS At AUCTION
TOMORROW EVENING FRIDAY, =, 4 80, f., -, -. .
'he Exchange Hotel $500 ofst Per -, s,o~t oT .S -
ma Si1"o OF JsnH- RIVER kanawbs 20 sh,.s ~ rb
n"Hi Pr" Association Share. Of !,u.. Ev,, A &c.,,
mh2
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CLARKE'S OFFICE,
RtcHNoNp. Va.
~ the Exchange Friday. 81 oeioct
$4,000 Capital ~ and ~ out. Tickets 40 20
Grand Consolidated received Mond,, Mo,,i,,
$4,000 Capital. ~ and - out Tickets Ell
iru NARcH.
To De- drawn NJ Alexandra.
Capita.-S31,O)o, 5000. 3llO. 1900. $500. 2Ooo 50
of 1000. 20 Of 500. Sc - and - drawn. Ticket
$40.
llrU Mason.
To BE- drawn at Attaniris.
S35,292 met $4,000. l25OD 10000 5000 aoOo
$500, 5000, 90 Of 1000, &c. ~ and Is drawn Tick
cts $40
" Tickets iy thr Plck1gc single Nos had in every
ratrV NJ Tho ucf where former days h,nsore pryr.
were t Orders from e country solicited and v b. prop
and eonfientlry auondrd N b.
N| CiitSTAN CLARKE
roRAGE-Tc sbseniyr prepared store on reasonable
- terms The buh ~ 900 barrels
r. i0-im JAS A paT-rpsoN
ICok SALE PRiNATELYA Ed about Is or 10 years
- on accustomed 20 waiting The House.
N2S RoRrRr mn
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JAMES RIVER AMP RANAWIIA COMPANY
A adjourned meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the James River and Kanawha Company will be held AT the
Capitol IN the City OF Richmond with permission Of the proper
authority on Monday, the 9th day OF March NEXT
u ctoM W. b. CHrrTENDEN Clerk
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
BOYHOOD vs.. MANHOOD.

"The world has undergone nice al
,eraton since my time certainly NY
belief is that there aio't any boys IeIt-
there amt such thing as a boy-'ha'
here's nothing, Doihing now between a
male baby and a man and that al Inc
hovs vent oul with his blessed majesty
K,no George the second - Box
This is a remark Of John Wlllet Of
Maypole, one Of The characters IN Bar
naby Rudge, and it contains more 'Iu'n
,han 6c,ion The times have indeed
sadly changed. One entire portion oI
human life is struck out. 1t is now ba-
bybood or manhood There's no con
serval,ve Stale; I've do not speak pol1
icalIy.) Once there we're intermediate
states Of bov hood; a bareloo'ed and bean
porridge ealing s'a'e-a spelling and
cvphering per,od-when there were
boys 10 do chores and 60 errands-~ her
snn,enr,ce inden,urrs were in lashlor
aod the line between boyhood ard man
hood dpfined bv the 'lreedom SUIT
Bu, there ore no such things now -
The child steps oul of his diaper AM
Irock lu,o a long tail coat and call ski
boots. He exchanges the nipple Tor lh'
cigar. Not one of the presen' genera
,on has eyer seen real, bona fde, 'n'n'
DAYS old po, of bean Porrldge' NoS'
Webster's spelling book is crowded ou
Of our schools BY high works on r"'
Iosophy or Metaphysics There are NJ
apprentices now. Young men take lev
lessons a, trade they fancy, and sci U
for themselves. John WIlIsI was f's0
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
A NIGHT IN A COFFIN.

The editor of the N. o Tropic who
was passenger in The Russell Glover,
on her voyage from this city, relates
the following yearn,' told by one oI the
passengers one evening while they were
in the gulf stream off Havana:
I'm 1927, business ca ed me to tine city
we are just now passing had been
there not more than three weeks, when
found myself attacked with the most
dreadful OF scourges. the small pox
ii had every attention that care or
the kindness OF strangers could bestow
ia sphe Of all, al the end OF five days.
the attendant physician gave me up lo'
lost. On The evening Of the sixth day
recoilect dreamed of my vile anc
home and all that on earth was dear Ic
me. Then | sunk into sweet sleep
and then existence seemed bolIed Irou
my mind. There was one sensation
that | recOllect. however, and that wa
sensation OF darkness. All was
black monotonOus VOID, and the first re
turn OF approaching life was mad'
known to me BY a GOODNESS that seemed
! to enler every pore Of my system.
opened my eyes, and my first though
was thai was bind, for knew that lhl
distressing sfflIclion is often The produc
ton Of this disease
"Then threw my arms upwards, an
from some obstacle. they we're agal
thrown heavily upon my breast. | le
encompasset on all sides by 9 war;
moist wall Of wood suddenly oil "
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safe 10 SAY, without further examlDa-
ton; and uis equally uncertain what ad
dlions aud .mnodatlons will he made
hereafter. If ocoocosm continues 10
bear sway.
Several Of the banks in Pennsylvania
whose charters are about 10 expire, have
applied for a renewal. The committee
on banks in the legislature have prompt.
" Ieported N favor Of renewal, impco-
wing the occasion 10 introduce such re'
forms and restrictions as experience
shows to be necessary and proper, but
among these nobody seems 10 class The
dogma OF "indIvlduaI liability" They
are mol Bank Destr uctlonlsts in Penn.
svlvanla-ln Ohio they are.-O. Stale
Jour.
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sense came 10 me 10 Their inll VIgor- |
recoIecrd that ! had smell sompihlDs
like that which had inhaled when !
stood bg the dead d-lbe big drops OF per-
spiraron stood upon my brow. and in an
instant tho hofrd thought flashed upon
me that ras in a lofH! A thoo'sod
thoughts Aa9nrd across nv tortured
brain. and with one mad shrek sprung
upwards, and here was iighh
looked around. and 10 a momect OF
Two discovered that | was in church
heard shrek. and turning quick J
about. ! saw ao old priest near ne, who,
with outs relched arms. paIIId fare. and
challeriug teeth. seemed to be the very
person,fcsrron Of lear. | approached
HIN. but he reIrested, and hoidiog up
cross cried out:
En 81 nombre Does! quaB ese!F
Iauickly assured him OF my beng
man Of flesh and blood like himself, al
hough at first he did not seem disposed
to believe me, and ihen he related iC
me how had been ,uppls sd ID BE- dead
I was brought 10 the church by my
friends about four hours before. and lha
at daylight The next morning, had II mol
been Tor The inDerposi'Ion Of the Holy
Mother, near whose picture nv coma
slood. would have been 10 the burylne
ground"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
MORAL EFFECT OF MUSIC.

Major Danvezac, in his chapter on
Gardening in the last number o The
Democratic Review, specuiales thus on
The effect which The cultivation OF music
has upon the German character;
Whoever has sojourned IN Germany
long enough TO associate much with Ger
mans. must have remarked the singular
mrdness, the pleasing simplicity o man
ners, The elegance OF habits, and he
general urbanlly Of department, form
,ng the characteristics oi a people whlch
io order to hold Grsl rank among The
great powers Of the earth, and only to
he united under single and natona 60
vernmenr. That people so long op'
pressed by a multitude Of petty princes,
domineered over BY numerous snd
nearlless arislocracy, inhabuing, 100.
country often desodled by The INVASION
of foreign armies, which for centuries
have made i, their battle ground, should
have preserved. nevertheless the puml
| i've kindness. and ameniy Of their ua'
lure, is a moral phenomenon which +,
while visiting in that county the pa'a
ces o. the greatest and humblest abodes
Of III, peasaolry, have been lemp'ed
0 al ri5ule more TO The love OF music
hat aims through all classes o. Ger
man society than to any other cause
There The fercer passions kInded du
ring day of suffering and trial. instead
OF exasperated by the angry repnlngs
Of the lamiIy circle, when The working
man returns home, are, on The contrary
JuIed 10 rest by the harmony Of song
The madness o. Saul Yielded 10 The harp
oI David. Potyblus SAYS that music soft.
ened the (erocily Of the ArcadlaOs, who
inhabited a region where the climate
was impure and damp; while The PeoP e
of Cvnoethe, who he that science IN
contempt, continued 10 be the mos bar
5arous Of The Greeks 10 Germany mu
SIC creates Tor lhe care worn IaOorer an
other and a better world, a middle re-
gion between this earth, where wealth
and he enjoymenls ii Procures are al
Iolted 10 the lew, while TO The many ar
{ allotted prvalions, con'umecIes, IRE
e deemabe poverty. and that future worI
4 where equality, that banished exile iron
earth has fixed its Only and last abode
. It is to that ideal region, that the Get
man peasant. mind is gently waited o
. the wings OF meiody, bv the soll voice
Of his vile. daughters and sons, logelhe
q with the strains oil his own fiuie or haw
- boy. 1t is music, in fact, which, viii
r. Frenchmen. Russians, and EngItshme
"a lord it over earth and seas, has given II
II Germans The uudisputed sway ol boun
Is less imaginary space.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
BANKS.

A friend calls our attention to res
olurion before the General Assembly 10
prin' extra copies OF the laws "to regu
late Banking" passed at the last and
present sessions. as the same now stands
and is 10 apply to the business Of back
ing. He says this will afford but very
imperfect view Of the liabilities Of stock
holders in Banks. Instead oC,wo laws
there are no less than NINE acts OF the
Legislature, containing one hundred and
fifty one sections now 10 full force "to
regulate" or rather prevent, banking in
Ohin. They are comprised under the
following titles:
lst. An act providing for the appoint
ment OF a board Of bank commissioners
and for The regulation of banks within
the State Of Ohio, passed February %,
1889, containing 90 sections.
Cd An act 10 amend the act TO pro-
vide for the appointment OF a board OF
ba nix commissioners. &c, passed March
%. 1910, containing | / sections.
Sd. An act 10 regulate Judicial pro-
ceedngs, where banks aud bankers are
parties. &c. passed January rs, l942
containing "a sections.
oh. An oct 10 amend the act provid
ing for the appointment o. a board oI
bank commissioners, and for the regula
lion Of banks &c, passed February 49,
l642, containing 35 sections.
5lh. An aCL supplementary 10 the sct
further 10 amend the act providing foI
the appointment of a board Of bank com
missioners. &c containing 3 sections.
6'h An act to amend the acl to regu
late judicial proceedings, where bank'
and bankers are parties, passed March
8. l842, containing 3 sections.
7th. An act instltuling proceedings a
eainsl corporations not possessing bank
ing powers, and the VistOrlal powers o
Courts. and to provide for the regulation
Of corporations generally Strange a
il may seem, the last five sections OI thl
act relate TO banks a. we'll as other cor
: p0raIlons.
sth The Law, or Humbug Of The las
session; aud
= 9th, The BARLEY Humbug, Of tn
presen; session.
How many more laws there are no,
in force TO "regu'ale banking" or, i
palmer language, to render the busInec
Of banking disre pulable Improbable an
| imPraeIlCable, Ia Ono, ii wvuld not b
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

One Of the Sanops of th4 Penobscot
tribe OF Indians, was sometime since.
for some violation u the law, sentenced
10 thirty days imprisonment in The jalls
his squaw learning the fact, appeared ut
the ial With her four chi dr'n and desi-
red of The jalIor 10 allow hers"lf and
children TO occupy the prison with her
husband fora week, and she thought it
would be a. good aa for him 10 stop lhir.
.ty days - Bangor Wing.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

A Nouel Petition. Mr.. Gibbons, Of
Boston, presented, in the Massachusetts,
Legislature, petition ftom Elisa Bliss,
and twenty other coIorsd ladies Of Bos
i'm. praying that the Legislature night
cot repeal the Intermarriage law.
The petition stated that colored men,
in such a case, would invariably mar
ry white women, and leave the petition.
ers destitute Of sympathy, and despair
ing Of matrimonial felicity; also. that
coiored men, even now, begin 10 slight
heir wives, while the unmarried Seaux
are making arrangements TO obtain
white wives to the great injury and dis
comfort Of coIored damseIs.- Boston
Democrat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

A Shocking Death "A stranger, call
ing himself a journeyman printer, being
evidently insane, went into the barn Of
CAPT HummeI, last week. ,n Penn towa.
ship, Union county, Pa, where men
were engaged in thTeshIng, and threat
ented 10 run himself through the mach
Inc. Before be could be arrested he
serzed a bundle Of straw and threw him
self IN. He was drawn back instantly,
but not until his arm was TORN off in
shreds TO the elbow, His arm was am
pulaied he manifested no pain, but died
few day salter.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
No. 3I.-WHOLE No. 437

as "genersl prnclpIe lhough he "a'
wrong 10 ,he practical sense
But the prpssni generation as des'
tilute o! girls ss bo's. Ills bab' OF ladN
r.oui or bnshe-norseTy OF pariof. -
The mother tend. her infant or waI'S
uoon her aapghter instead oi spinning
AK for her la'her's shirls, they rec elk
for the ladies' lslr; and instead Of KNIT
tlne stockings and mendDg 'Towsers lor
their BROKERS, lace and make stays Tor
themselves. The mother mIlks chUrnsN
washes and irons, and he young laoits
read novels. dress. make & receive cs''s'
They make parties instead OF puddlngs'
and cook by the book rather !han from
knowledge.
We should be delighted TO see gen.
GRAFTON ol boys and grrs-ln looks aeN
tons and dress. wo should then hoPa
lor health and strength, industry soa
sobrietv, frugaity and economy, pros
perity and happiness. We are for Pto'
lection 10 this class OF community EV-
cry father should impose q tar't, ono
tina, should amount to an entire Proh'b-
uion on the introduction Of fash'enabs
rolIies INTO his family He should pro-
Iect and enforce home industry. lie and
his vile and children should enter Inl0
home league on this subject. THIS
is the taGff 10 .esIore confidence. THIS
is the bank that will freely discount aDd
never suspend Tile LndeE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03

ribg pUbl confidence - which is as in
ponanl an element Of national prnsperI.
ty as. industry iself--is 10 revive II o
credit oil the States. This, together
with a national currency, would lend
moro 10 give life and activity to all our
varied interests than tho importa ION Of
every dollar OF specie in the world conid
DO Then would The tusbaniman find
a proper reward for lis labor, and every
branch Of industry revive from It's long
and sickeung depression
Are the evils then which sffllrt Us be
yond The reach Of Femedyi They are
rot. IL is only necessary for some Of
US 10 sacrifice the theories by which we
have so long mis'jfed our judgments to
arrive a. sound and reasonable conrlU-
sions as to he means 10 be adopted -
Restore he credit Of the States and eV.
cry branch Of cur Dational industry
would be aroused INTO profitable activity,
rewardOg the Iaborer for his labor and
the,caRllatist for his capital.
!
,Notwrthsanding our difficulties the
country is rapidly augmen'ng lis popu-
larion and power; and it only needs the
liberal hand Of an enlightened govern.
ment 10 devise some means to raise our
prosrrare people to he highest pinnacle
Of national prosperity The lssne Of go.
VeInment and state stock. based upon
the receipts Tor the sale OF The pub lc
aDds, is Inc only efecruaI remedy. This
measure once adopted and faithfully car
ried out, would restore US to that condl'
lion to which ouI position and vast re
sources enlltIe us
We look forward with great faith to
the adoption Of this grea. and patriotic
PROJECT On i've adoption or rejection de
pends the happiness aOd prosperity oI
our people; and as it Is constantly gain
ing iricnds N all parts oil the Union, we
do not doubt that our representatives. in
Congress will Ieel impeIed 10 give their
sanction to it as measure Of vital ln
terest 10 every class Of our citizens.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-03
Beauties of Milerism 1t appear

Beauties Of MiieriSm 1t appears
from The Sheer Brock IN B) Gaze'tC,
that our CITY Is not HE only place where
such d,aboIcal scenes are to be witness
cd. According 10 Il police report in that
paper, The Rev. John Sw zey, leading
MliIeri'e preacher, was lately hauled up
before magistrate for committing an
assault and battery upon ID person by The
name OF Sawyer, Vi IA most hlenou cha.
racler. II was given Ia evidence that
one Of the practiCes at the meetings over
which SwSzev presided WIS 10 Struggle
nd rave pretended visions on The lloOr,
during which lhe congregation ed tieo
themselves by looking on. While the
reverend gentleman was engaged 10 one
OF these Isl uggIes be Irreyerently took
h. d OF his leg, aud before he was aware,
lound himself spIawiug on Iha floor be-
side him. Al lhls moment, The wot lh7
rision arv seemed suddenly gIIted with
power 10 struggle stronger than ever,
ard while The spell vas upon him, hi,
lsel came in contact with the chest o.
SAWYER, who was pushed up against one
Of the seats, with such apparent hearty
good will. hat The latter came near be-
ing kicked 10 death and for several GAYS
+ allerWalds his life was despaiUed o.
Swr2v's defence before the magistrate
was hat he vas under The influence O
a power frOm above, and could not con
lroI his actions, and Thai thu injury IN
, hicted upon Sawyer wys the maOIIesla
Ton of Gods dlspleasure against sin.
I appeared, however, hom the eVltenc
D that he aud some Of his cosdIuors coul
90 IN struggle Whenever lhev Ghost
s as one OF The witnesses testified lhal h
i heard Swazev and another preacher ar
: ranging which Of them should do tn
? struggling previous to the commence
" ment of a meeting, The lesult of It
= rial was, that the reverend StrHs gt
O vas fued Is. Cd, and cosls--amounlIr
= in all to about f5 los. Swazey.
1t might have been expected, claims th
e he was prosecuted for righteousne
h sake. - COu. g. Eaq