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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

We will admit, that in the Eastern Shore Dis
lrieI, Mr.. Calhoun is stronger than any other
man--but throughout Virginia, Mr. Van Buren,
is the decided foVorite. and bis nomination will,
We are sure. cement the party firmly together.
We ha Ne too highan opinion Of the State Rights
party Of the Eastern Shore, 10 believe, that il
dominated. MIR. Van Buren, win be deprived OF
their suffrsges, OF that ..Mr. Clay will beat Mr..
Van Bufen ON the Shore.D There may now be
some disaffectIon in the ranks; but when The
great battle comes Cd in 1884 We confidently
trust thai the Eastern Shore men will galanllv
come TO The rescue Of their favori,e principles,
whoever be the leader n. --4z .~a@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
DIED,

4, lii residence ii Rotesours scans' - AZ. n.
w ~ som august, MIR. DAylp fAnMEh
s,~rIs Il county, y sne tosn ysas q
M. We For the last Twelve months, ne ~ ~
confined 10 his house sy dssnlag nssl'h
sd he Us, three weeks Ct hls Illness ,r h;n IN
leave ~ h.,x, MN. n he sonssns discharge Of
.sssS duties incumbent upon husband isIner
e =, ne,shbor. and cisizenand died, fesres,ing
oaly his separation from those most near ava SIZE
10 him. -, .,e..s .,,,v III L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Many OF the whieb Of North Carolina talk Of
running Mr.. S,anly for Governor a. the mex
election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
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Departed this life. al Wood End Jefferson ess is
The residence Of his brother, on Thnrslaf tne r1
Of September, after long protgscted ~ nes,sn, s
RIcuARD CT Barton, az Norfolk. NHgsns's,
formerly OF this ccunty ii the SSd year 8. ~
Tie left his hoEae in July last fer the 1reenna.r
White Salphnr Springs. for the renosas,on y ~
feeble health sn, after stay OF six weeks ne Mas
just enabled to reach The home Of bis hrother 70 ps.
He has left wife aud six children 10 mourn s"e'T H.
reparahle loss. -, isirl,.kd
Sol baylor Was the son Of the iaie N~F
s nsYi2r ct Jefferson agd gentleman o.
,on ~, n, y ens $500. "a 8 ~ 81 sss
oF No,olt To.. ~ ,.,;l hara,
rendered him q, sser,,., y ~, s hval.b
Died. on Sabbath night the Iosh inst. Mrs. ELM
RA MARKLE eonsnrt Of Mr. James Markle Of Shen- L
hcrdstown, Jefferson county
The deceased had passed passed through pro,racseaAnd
wasenebed to possess her soui il peace stayed upon
TIE TOD Of Israel Nota mprmur fell from her lips
Perfectly collected conposef aud resigned She Il
waited patiently the approach Of the hual hour
Death was dsrobed Of all terror. lostead Of being
ssrsned she desired 10 depart and 10 be w,hthfist
u hope OF The resurrection OF the dead; njaising
-, nopG = ,ae ansaos 9 nsf so. spe
win h | 49, III, 49,
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lesfine so.I IS ,r;,,n,,h ss,hsorsh III y.il.y mi
shadow IF 1ea,h - t1r,sn Ali sh.s nr.y XII, AZ
von,t ~, Z, M ~, AN II -, ), psi;nia,,s .,
yerss,;o ~ ,.ss;o ~ ;his s;ns;nc
~ .ne =. IN o.o.s'
~ p.sfcr sne oises oes.seut 49, III
I, y "e' nnu .nus - INV
~ 'uy pssseu are 'He oeAu ''a' III r
Nv. .,a,,- :, ,.;,,a.,,h a,,....., hone
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=, e'e.ose "oulu w Auopes "e 'N"se~sS " 20
iFoet:-
, Ils 'he loca !sh ,ssH.,s : nanu'
~ 4 NAT oas1s our JOY ~ uessni
0nahges ,ne vlsase once - "eAr'
ana gamers pack our breath
We kiss his ssourging hand; s{
n Andyield ourecomfprts and our liie,.
To his supreme command"
I----.s
Died, on Camp Hill. 4th inst, MARY CoRDELIA.
daughter Of Mr. Joab EIol Of Harpers- Ferry. aced
IL months.
Friends. weep not for thy little child, !
For God who saw her die,
~ ffrk aaeIN Aur NRfnF# narN ANAL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

WISCONSIN, SO great is the rush Of
emigration 10 Wisconsin tina, the Mil.Mau,
kie Courier says that 9t is anticipated the
farmers will have home market for near
ly ail>surplus productions this year. which
will enable them to sell at remuneration
PRICES, whatever may be the state OF the
Eastern market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

O'Conners pay. Of rent. is thus ex.
planned BY the Newark Advertiser -
When he was first elected 10 Parliau emit,
in Glare. his practice 81 The bar is said to
have been worth ten thousand pounds
sterling (6fty thousand dollsrs) year
As an NJ. P. he gels no pay, and 10 order
10 enable him 10 support his family, then
numbering ten children, from twenty two
down to eight years 81 age, and devote
himself TO the public service. bis country
men instituted ! fund. 10 which every l.
rishman would have al opportunity Of
contributing bis portion. One day was
set apart for thu collection Of the fund.
which. memberof the Dublin Repeal
Association writes. has. frequently reach
ed seventy thousand dollars annually -
II has been As low ssa fifty thousand dol
lars onlytwice.. Pretty good pay for pub
lie service. certainly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Whenever We adopt the opinions Of the Lynch
burg Virginisn We feel lhs. We have the views
Of a cool and clear head We annex a notice of
the September number Of tie Soa.hsn Literary
Messengtr, ia which We entirely ebincide.
The September number Of the .Sontierm Literary
Messenger reached US, anil decided improve
ment on its predecessor. With more rAperienee on
part Of MIR. Minor, its new editor, aud with time 10
form literary connections with distant contributors
We do not doubt That will soon equal any perio,lit
enl Of the day in the variety wel in the exceI
lenee Of iys contents In the mean while, the pub
lic-psrtcularlv the Southern pOblie- snd more
especially the Virginia public-shnula feel lsuda
bic pride in sustaining a work which has already
done so much TO promote literary taste and 10
courage literary pursuits amongst US, and which will
render sill more efficient service hereafter ID this
laudable work, il be properly encouraged. Among
the articles in the September number Of The Messen
ger are the following "a peepat Carsccas, taken
from the Journal Of traveller" whom gltess to
be our accomplished minister u the Republic Of Car
thagens, VIM. NJ. BlAckford, late editor 81 the
Fredereks burg Arena and an elegapt essay on the
character and genius of II. s. Legare late Attorney
General Of the United States. which We suspect is
from The pen Of his personal friend, Seaator Rives
Iona de Alvarez, a tale Of the South" Is we'll
written, and The interest OF the story is sustained
throughout. The new editor. indeed, seems 70 have
entered upon his aborious task with great enlhnsi-
asm and will doubtless do eli in his power tomake
his work welcome .Messcnger" 70 his patrons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

A printing office is. Of course. public
property. II a man wants paper, or
course be hasa right 10 il, and 10 half =
sheet Of letter paper 70 wrap il, and wa.
fers 10 seal il, and the right to take the
editors pen out Of bis hand to direct Il
with. What is The use Of having printing
Offices, unless people can be accommoda
ted at them without money and without
pricei Bangor Mig.
A hint ought TO be as good as a kick.
There were exported from the port of
Boston, during the week ending on The
9th instant. l4l3 bales Of domestic Goods.
QLll43 bales were shipped 10 lie
fs, 24O 70 South America, aud
10 the West Indies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21
NDlNKELss RRIbGF G0Nri

We learn By gentlemen directly lss-sS Bridge
water, thai he kne superstrueiafS pvef -.ssh
River, on the HarrisonhnfE & wsrm Spring,
Turnnihs. has been earssrd on By The food
IL was carried a1sf yesterday tFridagl morn
'ing. rms distinction Of this most exeellent
bIidge viii be seriously fsl. By the citizens of
this sounty. and We trust that immediate steps
win Be taken for It's re-eIeetien-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

If the White Sulphur Springs writer means
to encourage the hope, thai Mr., Ekihonn can
carry the "old Dominion"A-or ga Iarse por-
lion" Of her, we take lhealRberiy of setting him
right.-He might carry tive, OF perhaps three, OF
her Electoral Delegaies--boi SO many as MIR.
Van Buren, would carry in Nnrth Carolina, If
she votes by Distficts-ncr SO many as in Geor-
eis IL his friends would undo hat theyhave done
there, and instead Of selecting as they have
all his friends, BY slap dash Gas Sterne calls t.)
should throw open the District System. MIR.
Van Buten is decidedly stronger in Virginia,
Than the distinguished South Careliaian -B.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

Asihe Company are without means 10 gsbuild
The Bridge, the Register calls upon the citizens
Of the county TO lend = helping hand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

NAvAL.-The Norfolk Beacon states
that Commodore WARKiEeToN is 10 sue
coed Com. STEWART infthe commend OF
The Home Squadron. 90 the return Of the
Independence. which IN Is supposed will
be 10 about thals days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

On Tuesday he I2lh. Is he lfaia % ne Sal
limore and Susquehasna Rail hoa1 VS. psp-
eeedins to York. Ehk he Baltimore Defenders
and o,her citizens. % join il I celebration. 'he
axle Of he iirst ear broke, and steven Pefsop,
Who were standing on The platforms we're seri-
ously injured some Of iAem bad bon less eIo-
keE, ana were otheruise severely bruised
proupt surgical aid vas afforded, bnl the lives
OF three Al least are considered IL great dagger.
Professors Dunbar aud sniih, and Other eminent
medical gentlemen. h.ss been attending ne
suterers. The danger Of disregarding iheis gn-
Iasions Of he Rail Road Company i hse clearly
maatfe.,ed. The Patriot Or "Wednesday says =
We are requested 10 stale. as an sci Of jus,,,.
n fhe oficers Of The BsltimeIe and Sns1ss
IA Road Company. that vhils - So. ~.
1850, ,e-re, H. unforfnna,c aeeident Hnieh se'
earrs,, on the Road yesterday, every PEeca1slol
had been taken 10 project sne ~ a
;niary and had The regulations pISss..ose Y
,he Company beea aiien1sd 70, ~ P-ss-
would have bsen hurt. -. ..;,hont 50 IA,
All those who we're woundeos ~l.L .,:o5 ,ver,
-. hern ascer,ained. single exsep,.oh, NJ ~
=, a, ,laffor.ns, outside q q y
have been shewn one 81 ahs ,l,'.w;p, 6 an -
he excursion, OF which -
act copy: n susoITRHAN NINA Rail-
BALTlMoAr ROAD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

notwithstanding lheexplIcit regulations. thus
brought diteclly 10 the notice Of each passenger,
many Of Them unfortunately persisted 10 stand
ing on the outside o. The ca1s, and positively re-
fused 10 remain within. in disregard Of he re-
nnonsirances Of the conductors, who found il i'm
possible toenforce an obedience Of The prescribed
regulations.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

On Friday evening last after brief but severe
illness, in the 9lst year Of his age, Mr. JAMES MIL-
TOY EIcHELBERGER, student OF med cine and son or
the late Adam Eichelberger Of this county. The
deceased was youth OF exemplary character--fhe
pride or fond mother and the hone Of large circle
OF friends No death OF young man in this com
muniiy has ever excited more intense sorrow. or
more general sympathy for The oereaved family
EAncxtended Obituary isIpromised hefeafter1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

sD~ whose visit | believe preceded
shai o. pr Rohinsbn. came 10 The sane conelu-
sion in fszard 10 Sihni. and Co Ice sane reasons
Ens nnl.iaies of Interesting particulars relating
% he fast, would f,ftf lksIsader i6,hs lear1-
q - .t4lsn of these gentlemen and 10 chat
] }pe = ~ p forthcoming. he 'trr3trls Of r)r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

On the 10Th inst. in Clarke county. Mr.. RIcH-
ARD NJ. s.. TINBERLAKE, in the 50th year Of his age
The deceased was usef ul member Of the commute
y IN which he lived. He possessed strong and
general intelligence, which highly qualified him for
usefulness as a citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-21

To AND FROM YORK ;.
for N. safety Of Passengers, the toilOiring Regaia'
tior, nasi te adhsrsdte
/. No Person must Siana on The Platforms
a II, nsrSon mu.i GET o.. " ale Cars except
r. ). ILL pTRECTrf6}:TSS given By The Con
dnct0rs must Be strierl -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-21

HORRIBLE CASE or VIOLENT DEATH 90
The body Oi q female named Susan Brown. slgb.
Teen years Of age. domestic 10 the family Of Mr.
Mes'.ck ~ bYberry Township, IN this country. va.
''una dead 90 the we'll on the promises on SATURDAY
"ieh01n last u appear that she went 10 bed rs
usual Ou The preceding evening. and arose on S.fu,.
Jay moming, % vas her Practice. 10 prepare TIE
'tcehitsi TIE family on getting up. found ihst mo-
ming "as done. and that The gir was missing. On
'safehIg The p.aceoue Of her shoes and an axe be.
s4ualiersd With blood were found near tho wogdpIIc
insei marks Of blood were also discovered on the
s'icNsy DeiweeI the woOdpile and the pump. In
IHs ahefn'ou The platform arouUd tie pump and CO.
gchns me '"p Of The we'll was lifted up. when her
aeAd o'dy was i0uud In the water beloW The "a.
Gees in ihe we'll undJr ibis platform was snslI.anJ
vas constructed aud used iOr putting away neal.
&c igf preservation 10 warm weather
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-21

SEDUCTION AND MURDER.--A Pr cinu.
( Villain "A most revolving case Of crIme came 10
knowledge some days since, which So are called
upon To reco'd Us the facts were stated. Some five
years SINCE man calling him. eli Patrick u. Cava
| naunht, an lrIshmap by birih, came To our conutv
aud obtained situation ia the capasiIy of lear her
IN The neghhurhuOd al the CrIss Roads m Ib. ,,r>
tern part Of Rockville District lie their Eecnm,
acquainted with Mrs. Scott. widow of The l.te
Thomas Beall Scott. After several m, fTcctual NJ.
lempts TO gam The consen Of The lady for a uni,n
~ marriage It was discovered that he had scduc, d
her aud while IN delicate situation. they were
united. Gnd lived together until abnuI SIX months.
since. when Ihey seperaIed. The cause was soon
| ascerlaInedi he tad sedcuced hs step daughter n
glrI about iiieen years Of age, who lived ~ The
iamily. She attended a school Kept by her fnIher
M law until she gave birth To O child on The 3D. of
October inst. The day after this Cccurance she
appeared IN ihe yIllag OF Jamestown where The
school waskePl, aud aroused Suspicion IN Ihnse
who had known her situation. She had been fore.
cd lTCm her bed 10 nlloy suspicion. A warrant Hus
obtained on Thursday last. and Cayanaugh was ar
rested OF ms house, when search was made for
The child The prisoner slated that tho child did
aud was buried IN the garden near Ihe house They
men proceeded 10 dsIner the body of the child
when The prisoner nicriered say ing That The body
was 50 manglcd that IL could not he recommend os a
human being The skull and lower law of The
infant upon being examined by DR.. Beall and
others, was FUND broken. aud the body otberyi.a
muiiloted. The jury upon the case give ye,J,,r
according TO the evidence chat the chId came Ia
ITS death BY violence inflicted by Cavanaugh. who
was fully committed To Montgomery jail, to awaIu
his trial at The November term the county cour
Tor the murder Of The child Of Margaue A. b. Scott
The prisoner is about thiry.fye years Of age Of
fePusive appearance aud has been In this country
aDOui nine Jenrs. lie has generally burn bad
character IN the neighborhooJ where resided; as he
was accused with inducing his slep.daughter 10
steal SlOO from her grand father. The money
having been found upon him.-RockU,Hs lMy
Journal N'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-21
BEGINNING THE WORLD.

There is nothing that distracts the
slum6ers OF young men so much as set
ting up in business. Beginning the
world brings with ii many serious
thoughts. The hope Of success, the
Tears OF disasters, the Iigamenis Of ten
derne's, the feelings Of rivalry, all work
deeply upon the youthful mind, and rem
der It's nights restless and Uneasy -
There are some tempers however, that
are eternally delighted with what NAV
be called beginning the world. knew
man who began business half n do
zen times in lew years and each time
with a different set OF rules. lie had
been every thing for time, but nothing
long.
here is much truth and some poin;
IN the above little sketch. Beginning
the world, choosing a profession, and
choosing wife, are three things con.
nected with life, Of much difficulty aud
Importance Young men seldom give
elthe: OF them that deliberation which
is their due. The happiness Of the
world and the hopes OF futurity, are
connected with their decision, or adver-
sIty and lnldmy, and their attendant
consequences. As far as regards a
profession, a man should never be too
hasty In his determinations. Almost
every individual Of the human fami v
has particular talent which when
brought into requiSition and applied 10
some exclusive object, can not fail 10 be
attended with a commensurate success
But the man who Vainly conccives that
he can succeed in every thing, seldom
becomes eminent in any. 1t is absurd
policy, TO commence a dozen project TO.
gether, or even begin u second before
the first has been rendered maturely
successful.
Franklin p 'rticularly endeavored to
convince young persons Of the necessi>
ty OF iorethought, integrity and frugal.
ity IN the career Of business. | was
never discouraged, said he, by the seem
ing thought that one man Of toleraLle
abilities may work great changes, and
accomplish great affairs among mankind,
At he first forms a good plan; aud cut
ing of all amusements and employ
ments that would divert his attention,
make the execution Of that plan his sole
study and business. To be sure. il ro-
qulres some philosophy for a Young
man with taste for pleasure, 10 forego
al the amusements Of youth and health,
Tor the sake of business, or profession,
yet II he aspires to become eminent, such
course is actually necessary. even
while we ourselves sckn owledge our in.
ability 10 practice II.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-21
sTATE DEBTs.-1RAYELERs ARRoAn


Mr.. Brooks. one Of the Editors Of the New York
Express In late letter from Sweden, says
81 could not 50 well answer the cOmpllIn made
against our country for the nOn-paymeu Of de bis
Tins stigma upon our country follows the traveller
where ever he goes Every where ia Europe some
citizen has dsmaHd against some one Of the
States; and every. where with the grossesl exagger
uiiogs at the fact the newspapers trumpet iUrIh our
disgrace with cry Of shame. that finds response
10 almost every bosom Would that American re-
pudiaiors could look abroad, and thought but as
through glass darAly, they. too, would see enough
10 make them haGg thor heads n shame There is
just sober truth enough in the dark pages Of our re.
cent history, to make the ground work Ofthe mos,
fabulous stories, and all the world say uf Us lhat a
nation capable Of fepudIating Hs 30 osi debts ID
capable Of any thing. A Distinction between the
general government aud the States u is difficult a.
comprehend at this distaLce from home, aud tie
whole family Of States with the parent 90, ern neu'
therefore, have 10 suffer for the sus CT The lew"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-21

FORGER CAUGIIF-A man named David
Symes ives orestcd 90 New York on Satutdav
n',h'hg' charged with The commission ola number
Of lorgenes. The amount already ascertalned MAS
- 24j' and the Courier Of Monday says that The
spurious checks Kept pouring into the Police Office
mo checks were drwn on tbs various Banks IN The
Guy 10 diheFent nemes. The manner ~ winch the
l0rgeHes were committed is thus described m tle
Courier
Tie has On extremely pleasing address, and would
introduce himself 10 a firm ~ a master Of vessel
OF something OF The Kind and eIpfess az intention
OF trading "uh Them. BY degrees. and by Iul.
management be would cUutrve 10 get into ,be,,
co"hIcnce, ond close hls acquaintance by getting
them 90 Gosh q check
OF. g. =. Tapscott. fcr instance. he b,ysb,
Stove iOr go aud rendered Them ob.rk ,,a -.
Bank OF America. sgned samuel Smith" " bou h.,
slated 10 be- doing business Of % Perl Stree, ,bt
They TOOK and gave him $40 IN change lie b,.
o.S" Neer'"g up 'he game q r. supposed. for about
'"1 yesrs-somo VI tho checks being d,tsJ "a
passed 1872 '''' a"'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-21

THE KINGS ARMS.-A specimen
oil these muskets, which have been for
so many years sacredly treasured in the
Arsenals Of the Commonwealth as me.
MORALS Of the gallant deeds done by our
fathers sin the brave days Of ODD has
been purchased by our townsman. Capt.
Il. X. Croker, and we have had the
gratIhcatlon Of taking it in our hands.
IL is In hne condition, and was purchas-
ed of Messrs. Lane and Read for fire
dollars, they having paid for this sa-
cred relic, one dollar and Siriy ceHLs.-
hat a worse than barbarous, what a
sacrlliglous act, was this of the present
reckless administration, in exposing TO
sale at public auction these proud tro~
phies OF the glory of the ODD Common.
wealth, won with the best blood OF the
best days Of her history Ii is an act
which the people, if they have a drop
OF the blood of these revolutionary sires
IN their veins, will Indignantly stamp
with the seal Of their Reproduction
These old Kings Arms every one Of
which cost the life blood Of martyr and
= patriot, sold at public auction for the
Paltry pltiance Of a dollar and siriy cents
And by whom and for what end? We
ask we imPlore Of the people, to read
and ponder we'll the history Of this trans.
action. 1t is full Of significance. IL re.
VeaIs the character Of Modern Democ.
racy' IN all its delormity. In its lust for
2ower-ln its mad and wreckless designs
it would trample in the dust all that
IS sacred IN the past, and all shat is Clio.
rIous IN the promise Of the future. In
their souls they are agrarIans-levelIer
and TO tear down and destroy is their
strong and abiding instinct. Let Mas.
sachuseI's cast them out, and crush
them beneath her feet.-Ney BeIfo I'd
Bulletin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-21

LEGAL PARADOX.-An ejectment case tried
~ the present crcuii court presented this result
The defendant paid ior piece OF lsnd by per acre
There was dispute ahunI the b,undury and hrs
neighbour sued him. II found he had puI chased
without coming on tho disputed rerriInry lie was
beaten. lie then recovered back from his granior
on hrs wsHnntry part oG his purchase money
sew Irnl was obtained m the crcIneut suit aud he
is now successful IA that. So that. the first place
he gels land which he did buy, in the place
makes another man pay him for il. aud finally holds
both the land and The money. This goes beyond
ihe famous cracked kertle case. in which the hur-
row or SAID he should prove, Trly TINT he had
~ secondly, II was cracked when he got a.. nnd
thirdly. that it was whole when he returned it
Uncd Gas.