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DAYNE. GREGORY & CO ara receiving and o
prnlng the LARGEST and CHEAPEST s,ocl
BOOKS, STATIONARY and FANCY ARTT
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nay Wa FUND tho following -
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N.rman's Rantlcs in Yucalan,
u Aublgo-'s History of The Reformation,
McCsuley's. Wilson'S. Scot,'s and Brougham's
Miscell4n,rs.
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Crolry's. Atkins and Frost's British Poets,
Frosi's Book of tho Navy.
Hannah More's complete works.
Miss. Edgeworih's Novels and Tales,
Select Poems Of Mrs. Sigournsy.
Eacy lo2edia Americans
Scots Works complete,
Waverly Novels. 3 vols,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
April s

VIRGINIA; At = Court Of Quarterly Session held for Mel.
' son County, at the Court house, on the 9th day of Feb.
ruary, lS43:
William Mays, Plaintiff.
against
Samuel Edmund.. and Lavender London, executor of
Austin Wright, decd, Defendants.
In CHAFcERY.
On motion Of the Plaintiff, BY counsel, who filed his bill
and 1t appearing to the Court that the Defendant. Samuel
Edmunds. IS not an inhabitan, Of this Commonwealth. and
without the jurisdichon sfthis Court: it is ordered, that the
defendant Lavender London, executor Of Austin Wright,
decd, be restrained and inhibited from paving awav or 9th.
srwi:e ~di'Posing OF any monies. goods, or effects which he
now has, or which may hereafter come to his hands, belong
ing to the Defendant Samuel Edmund., to the amount Of two
hundred dollars, 'ubjectto the Plaintiffs demand, and the fu.
ture oder and decree OF the Court concerning the same
And ii $ further ordered, that the said Samuel Edmund, do
appear here on or before the fourth Monday in MAY next,
and answer the Plaintiffs bill; and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in 'the Lynchburk virs inian, "a new.
paper published in the town of L%ynchours, for two month,
door OF the court house Of this county, on some court day.
A~eopy,-Teste,
SP. GARLAND, Crk.
MArch 20 w2m
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UNION BAKERY,
~IuNchbNrg.


'EHE subscriber ever grateful for fsvovs past. aad
! anxlnusly hoping tr 4 cun,luusnre of paironsg".
most respectfully lnturms Lis friends and customers.
ha, the sbovs establishment will he conducted on ,x
nrnev principles OF lunc,ualty and dispatch. H..
Bread. OF sill descriptions. viii EQUAL. ii rot surpass. any
that can be pr,dured in TINS region Of country. and Is
LIVE AND LET LIVE"
Is his motto. hs is = PREPARED L, furnish Ia his customer. the
|'<TAFF or LIFE"
At as ressnnsHlr rates. az the market prices will allow
n this he detit~ compe,ion. lie il prepared to deliver
AZ all ssssonabl" hours. tho Ellowin in: descri ptions Of
Bread; without fail
Loaf and Family Bread.
Bscuits.
Wats, and Suds Crackers.
Pound Cake.
Gingerbread. good quality.
Cnkes uf every DESCRIPTION, Er parties.
Together with COMfrctiOnaIy u Wed.
din q: cakes. fr particular purposss-Al made OF
The hest materials.
The public's must obedien. sevvsnt,
G. w. WALKER.
% Fresh Yeast, fr family wa fr ssls q, sny hour.
either in the day or night. G. w. w.
Nay -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
Charles Phelps,
T. L. AMI
CO.MNISNIU.H' .MEK CH.I.1.T

n'AkES this msthod Of informing his friends and the
L public, thar he has removed his Auction and Com
doors below VII. JohnJ Puvvis's corner, ou tho stree,
leading 10 the Bridge.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him,
he returns his sincere thanks and no would respectfully
inform them, that in the future. he will attend 10 the
selling Vi
zeal and Personal Estate,
n and out Of Tow,. Dry Goods. Croceries, Fuyni.
ime, Negroes, Horses. &C., f., &c.
lie will also attend 10 the sale Of Tobacco At he
Ware Houses, aud receive in store Flour. Whiskey.
Iron. &c, &c. -
He confidently hopes tina, from several years expert.
sncs in ths Auction and Commission business. 10 merit
4 cort Iuancc Of their patronage
Feb. IL IA
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Rs.yDY .MYDE vy.OHE.

a. "ell ~ that Of materials of the very bpsi kind. which
can be procured in the Northern clues. is sbou, fifty
per cent larger than it ever has been, sud cvnslsls vi the
following articles in part. viz
Beat nen's Saddles. plain and spring,
Common do Saddles do do
Best do sumnerset Saddles. 4 new article.
B"st do shai,ed Saddles. plain and spring.
Best do Stitched Saddles d. do
Best and common Wagon Ss idlss.
Best and common Canal do
Best tulIsn Lsdle.' do
i}est PLAIN do do
Cotnmon do do
Best and common Saddle Bays.
Best Medical Saddle Bscs, new article.
t'esl nna common C.,a, Dads.
Best and {, mmou BRIDES and Bride Filings and Nsr
iinga IS. both hlack and fair Leather. a good as
sirrmen, Of English Bride Filling. and Marlin-
gales.
Best and common Coach. Gig, Jersey Wagon aud
Bet and con men Stage. Stree. and Canal Harness
\ COED assortment # all kinds If Gir,hs and Suninplrs
4 large and general assortment uf best and common
llorsr Colss.
Wagon " hips OF all si1ea and qualities.
Coach, Cry and Drovtr's W hips. al all prices.
l;an,leuea's llun,,ng Whips.
-,.,,sn.n's and Ladies Riding Switches, all qualities
and prices,
\ large aud general assortment Of al kinds Of Slirrur
Irons. Bus and spurs,
\ good assortment, of Ils d and Bellows Top Travelling
Trunks, of hs nWn make. all q Tea aud p,rces.
And q number e other articles pertaining Ia his lire
Il hos, nAsa. to-, tedinns To II entiou. all ut which will te
'hd extremely low. for cash. OF " punctual customers On
short credit.
Country Ssddlers will find II TO their interest u give
him a call before buying elsawher-, as we'll A. th"ss want
NJ ready nnis work IN his line.
County produce will he taken in exchange Tor any
hing he has. at cash marke, price.
All orders. As heretofore. will meet with promp' ,ttsr
uon. j. c. SHACKLEFORD.
Al his old stand opposite the Farmers Bank. Lynch
burg, Va.
n. b. All rersiring in the above liae done with nsa,
'ss' and dispatch. }. C.S
May I
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red oss bundled thousand dnl!sn iyias spsn ths ssbas.
" hsn tie Judge hs1 nnis.<d eoon,iag ,hs oss pile. she
informed him. ~ quite . business manner, tina, he could
have ihs run rol Of II. II hs pouid take her with IT,
~ ~ ,ots nj inrni on whether the Judge took tho
Question under considers lion. % whether hs rendsred
HE opininn II he Coui Instantly. Bu. wa ss glad his
d, co, n iss b~fo pr,ssrv-d. lie las decided hat tie
me hunirsd thousand dullan was quite desirable, but
The iarumbrnacs WAS greater than The nsti valus. S.
The ppiii,un.r ~as ~ nsulled. We would ~ p.s ~ shs
sss then about Tor years Of age. hu, i, 10 hard 10 Judge
the ses Of IN Old maid - Cor Of the Indiana yameriean.
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them deserted the place. He kept tbs town in this
state fr lwo lays, aad seooi seven o',luck On the %.
end day. e~aied hin sell in the magazine with pb~der
= rr~-d all srunnd him. and applied the match. tbs
pAp losiUn Wss tremendous. The arsenal y az nearly In
the centre uf he ,Uwn. and nearly all ,he nD and win
dess " Thin GO yards .efe ihrOwn uien. snd soae
$ on-s weig hing 2,0 pound. were ,hr4wn $40 frst-
Tic Arsenal aud fifteen .ih-r tuiluines were huru. but
the winds luckily thwIng ,o.sfa tie ssirt The aaars
vale stopped.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
VIRGINIA, to wit:

VIRGINIA, TO wit:
I Rules holden in the Clerks OMce Of the Circuit So
IA perior Court Of Law and ChAncery for the County ef
Charlot te, the 9Th day ofMarck lS43:
HlhtneWs 3uhn n: 0ui..n, i.e.~..~M ha lie. Bsrbary u.
wife, Mary e. Smith, who is an infant and sues BY Ac-Li.
Robinson, her next friend, Plaintiff,
against
Martin II. Smith,, in hi, own right and as sdninistIatcr o.
Isaac Smith, decd, and william F. Smith, Anthony b
Smith, Harrison Hurt and Sally his wife, and Garland / ole
man and Sally his wife.
Defendants.
IN CHANcERY.
The defendants William F. Smith, Anthony Z. Smith,
Harrison Hurt and Sally his wife, and Garland Coleman and
Sally his wife, not having entered their appearance according
to the Act Of Assembly and the kules OF this Court, and 1t
appearing BY satisfactory evidence that theyarc not inhabitan.
sfthis Commonwealth, il is ordered thatthe said Defendants
do appear here on the FIRST Monday in June next. < enter thex
appearance,a and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that . copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper published in the
town Of L~ynchburg, for two months surcessively, and posted
At the front door Of the Court house Of tho said County.
4 ~Cory-reste,
MINSLOW ROBINSON, elk.
M,r,k WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

f.SEIr ENTERPRISE -rh. Nov Yark American
'ays The ullua lns tAuact II a letter ir III an American
u Paris chm nnDlr sies an instance IT y ankee enterprise
which is blth amusing and Tiklnl:
i have been amused lli.ly with an instance of Yam
se enterprise W. hy Of n", CO.
There sas D Iltilp sira mr. called thu Bangor aiver
lised last ,nmurf tn 50 frln B aston fr the Al res
Il hrlltsr. NJ liza and Cuustanlnnplr. Shr ~ss a hui.
thing. huIlt 3 rn1t. With a powerful en.ine. 10 run lie
ts-en Boston and Bang :.
This hid pIs, tr E.,rare amaled people very
much. IA tic larry a. hey advertised fr pad ayers
She slflrd. and III" hrst thai was heard ii her she put
inia II Iisx. wRich = .ehly may be accounted tor by
he tact that cal IL cheaper tn r. thanin BustHn.
Next We hesr Of her sha = IN Gibraltar owing YES
S Is detained IN the Got. Then al Consas innple tow.
ny vossrls through the Dafdanrllrs, aad. lastly, carry
ny passengers and pilgrims from Conslaatnopl" l.
ffebisond. on The Aslalle sdrni The Black Sea. And
read IN a French Isrr 'tr o'hrr ttatd IN ana IMP
she had five hundred pasassnsris -Pd.tms. Turks.
Jews ana Inf 3elsi
"Ihs is a far specin'nt Of Yankee enterprise"
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NAN.

Al a'rnrsrance meeting recently held IN Alsha ns
Cl Lahuanunssy. no had len % years q Y 'ldier
IN the Arni.s II Mar '-oa B~nnapsre. addressed III,
nee & lie rt~e.t f. r the1,rji'n,', tall. erect and
Wig . W. with the rl,w Il health IN hrs fs-. an end:
"Yuu ses eff r. Wv , man 10 years Old 1hsve furht
2Mhsrtlrs. have livJ 3Dd,ys IN h"rsr f.s'. "tih The
bark & trees for my bread. IN " and lee tr my drink.
he csnupv Of h,avpn e. NV cuvrrlng. without slack.
incs or sh IS On nv feat. snj with nnly a few 's,s tr
my RI thing. IN me drsprls of Egypt. | have marched
II dave wiih q burn NJ .nn upn my naked head. iee'
hlsierpd in II. Searching sand. and mtth ryra. ncsiriis
and IN nth filed with dn.i. snd With q thirst - torment.
NJ that tire np-n tho VEINS 4 my arms and sucked
ny own bio d. D, Won ak how !! could suryiys ali
the.s hort ~ answer. that. neat 10 the kind Paw
lenre of God. | awe my rrcscrvsnon, my heaiih And
viz =. ,n ,hs fat. 7 nerer drank a drop # r~piritu1n'
f7n1rs in my lfe;" aid h" eonini 81, "Bsrron Larry.
Chief fthe Neiicsl SAT- + The French army. has ss.
ted II ~ II fact. that the 200 survivors VIII safety rs.
mined ff,n f.,yp,. ~erc all men who a5siainoj from
he use r ardent spitiiso
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March -


4 r rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe County Court
"A Of Patrick, at the Courthouse thereof, on the 3rd day Of
april. lS43:
'rhoma, McCabs and John w. fleaden. Plaintiff,
-. ogd,nst
jonathan Hale, Dennis Hale, Peter Hale. Samuel Man
ming and Elizabet tn his wife. late Elizabeth hale, Jackson
Hale. Isaac Griffith and Ruth his wife, late Ruth Hale, and
Samuel Hale, Michael bale and Rachel Hale, infants un-
der the age oftwenty -one years, distributes Of the estate Of
Lewis HALE, decd and 1homss J. Penn, administrator Of
the aid L. Hale, decd. Dsfendants.
= liz CHANcERY.
The defendants Jonathan Hale, Dsnni. Hale, Peter Hale
Samuel Manning and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth
Hale, Jackson Hale and Samue! Hale, M;eh.s! Hale .-4
Rachel Hale, and Thomas J. Penn. admir-. As Aforesaid
not having entered their appearance and given security, as
cording to the Act Of Assembly, and the Rules Of this Court,
and it appearing BY satisfactory v idence that they. are not
inhabitants. Of this Commonwealth: On melton ofthe Plain.
ti6s, BY counsel, it is ordered that the said Defendants do p
pear here on the FIRST Monday in June next, and answer n:
PLAINTIFF bill. that a copy Of this order be forthwith published
in The Lynchburg virEinian, for eight weeks suees'sivsiy,
and posted At the front door Of the Courthouse Of this county,
on some Court day.
SAMUEL G. STAPLES, Dc.
Anil ~ w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

ALAR ING iNSl RREL1iON.-Th" New Or
ltrns Iropic Il the ID nsani, conia us the fellow ing
p9raarap
",e learn tina, $ gentleman from Washington ooun.
", IN this STA e, over tie Lake. arrived IN this city los
n ght. with a deuand upon Go,e,nor Moo,on. fr n dc
tdchnent at irlnps Ia AID IN qn, HING a m.st slsrmius IN
.utiect,un, attend, d win struus loss { lie. TIE lacs
A. W understand them sr- as 1 flows: Several hundIe.
men tttm Hancock c,uoy. NJ ss sstpp. joined ty man,
tom W 81 n.'un c'uny. IN III. safe. hal iurnie6
then selves inina hand ot lreebnntars. { Z the p,la, :. oi
nI Isrry ami the destruction u ltr. IL IL stated that the,
ATE ali we'll erssn I'D AMI armed. aud arc regularly en-
eamped. Many 1--we. have already been taken. and TX
-usi,e rni h.t - cuu mttd. We lake II tar granted
that = delachm, nj { troops will te ordered N the srrnt
II d I'll ulties. IN n cordanca With the demand Mado up.
M INC q " mot"
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MEDIC.IL, NOTICE.

~
TINE susscRissR having ss,,l~d in Lynchburg, Of
fsrs his services in the different branches VI his pro-
tassion. 70 the citizens ofthe town and surr.unding cum.
ny. He may generally b found during the day, Al his
ohics. in the from, par. of the building occupied ~ A. B.
BnnsfoYd. ESQ. nearly opposite tho Franklin Hotel, sad
At night, II the residence NJ .Iohn Revely, ESQ.
CRAWLEY FINNEY. NJ. D.
Feh. - 3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

TNHE. subscriber. heing agen, for tho ssls Of those
celebrated Ploughs made ty Ruqgles. Nourss s
Mas m. uf Worcester. Massachusetts. offers the clluw-
ing descriptions. at tactury prices
Ono horse hll side Ploughs zoe
Two do do d, do At l0.50
E.xirs two horse hill aide do ~ II so
NE horse common Plough At $50
90 do do 800
Three do do d. At on
Ploushs. # common cas,ings. at much less prices.-Cul
tivatJrs and Corn shelters.
Points to sui, the various Ploughs always on hand.
JAMES A. S1IGLER.
Nov 81 II
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Ce1SN FUK
WILL give the highest cash prices fof green and
L dry Hides delivered At the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be given in exchange.
f preferred. Hides will DO tanned on shares and deliver
I'd At the MARKET house when tanned. All work war.
rsn,ed. w. l.. FAIR.
Ns.3 y
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Bacon and Castings.
k00nLBS nice Family Bscon
OOOO 5 Ton good Castings for ssle low, for
ash. BY CHAS PHELPS,
g doors bebw Purvu's Corner.)
March % n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

YINiE Subscriber returns his thanks to hs friends and
4 the public generally. for tho liberal paironag.
witch has hrrr'of re- been extended I, him. and take,
ths me'hrd Of informing them generally. ihs, no 10 nov
recelv inp his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

|
Trade and .Nanujactre Of sail in ii. United State,
-Ot the Whole qrsn ny 4 raj consumed annually IN
the tntird Statts about une hail probably IL imported -
In 1919 the qusnlt'y II anuiaeiuT,d IL the country "st
bushels; he quantity impaired w. O.s23.
$40. But oi The Ia TT sIue p,rIjn .as exp ttel.
New J rk and Virginia are lar boy nd the Other
States IN The manufactufe of e.lt. The Onondsea ss-
nes in the f,tnrr Siatr \ ed b1ne Of Inch ihiry three
rnlluns give a hush,l f>'lt. Al the springs how ever
ID not yield A. murh. ~ general II requires from tori,
/ Fl Y five gall. us to tie tushei. AT the kana~ha
Sprays IN Virginia seventy five gallons ofhrIue yield a
tushel fsst. New York n ductd IN 1879. ns sfOWn
hy the X pun 81 The Inspector It salt. 2.e0e .eeI huthels
al lhs useful article. ln the same year Virginia pro.
dncfd .745.6le bushels. P.uns,l,ants, p ss,sslng anil
awnings On The Gonenaush. pfnduced IN the same year
80 7s ausl.ls.
! l." manuiactur" Of s,li in New York yields y consid
rratle revenue la tie ! treasury a that Slaie. A out,
II ak re'is PER hnshel ia ,np1srd upon the article. thai
Ntai" has'ra certain rights oi prlrry over tie ralln'
rcQ'on Which is a space # marshy ground some two
miles long, and u hail a mllo broad extending around the
head Of Onsndsgn lake.
There are sail springs from which sal, in manufac
tnttd IN krntaety UhIp, Ind ara. Illinois. NJ ssouri sud
Arkansas. II s quite probable tisi tuiura explorations
VIII trng 10 llgit mac apl,us and str-ngt 7 sptlnn.
tian hry which have vet tesn discovered he strong
esi al The On nlsga sslin $ have t,en ol~ned by ,ueun-
II tetng. il 10 rprta,s genersllv the case ah'Ie natu
ri sail springs appear thar the hTna thus thrown Ia tn,
safia"e Is The weakest, BE- ~ iurrrd np l., u large nd
mixture II pure water When har,ng y ns Ned TO-. III
original source II The saline tuhsionce is /, cached n"re III.
te,ty.
sali rock has h en- d scoverel near .Ahinsd. Il. in W ,sh-
lngtuu coupt,. Va. where there are strung htne springs
l liz springs arr heiweenth llinrh Mountain and tie Blue
X doe. ntht II cess oi horny tr these sprln.s III,
sall I'll vas dlsclv, red III iesO At the d phi If 30 teet
heloa the surface at the gIouad. Tins rock was v-ne-
tinted hy bring one hundred AND q Nty .slA feet =" ,huo'
b,ina passed ttr ugh. from the sal sprinss Contiguous
~ III : took a hrinr issu"h 81 str NJ tnat eighteen gallon.
y'eldrd by experiment. 4 bdsleI o' salt %"elshn. ti,,s
pounds.
L. Ia NOT a wild cnn lecture TO supp so that IT c mrse al
tiine. AS the ptea, mi, III Al our country bee 'urs MOI.
thor luGhly explored. the mrans may he discovered ri
s%npplyln. salt snli lent Ia meet cur DON. site want,
"ilhou, needing Ia import any from I rel.n countries. -
To russ' 81 an uni.tn = urce from winch thts vaiuih
arlcir might b. supplied IN abundance, would b~ mon
desirable than IL d scover q Gid ~ silver MN" within
uur ,%erritury. Bal. Am.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18
VIEW GOODS.

VIEW GOODS.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR SPRiNG
w AND SUMNER SUPPLY. WHICH We
WILL SELL GREAT BARGAINS IN.
Our whole stock of GOODS su ysnsGvkabH eaeep,
and We cas Confidently assure COR friends and The poo,'
generally. that they will find. on examining ou! 'ocs.
that for styles. qualities and prices they s-s - ehssP''
any in this maskss.
Please call and examine bekoye vow buy.
J.J. PURVIS l. DUFfEL
May
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-18

FOR SALE.
A FIRST rts new Csnyall and H,mess, AL WI
h'' NJ. TALBOT.
~ FA-nsags CssssT-
n 1Ast -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
CARLTON.

Nor p-ecauton, to prevent heing attacked by
the prevailing epidemic, for the beet possible
means To prevent this or any n,her epidemic dis
ease is To pursue diligently the even tenor of your
way, will cheerluluess aud temperance.
Aud another nsts W hat sha'l do 2
answer, Do nothing thnt you would not do il
no epidemic prevailed Tatn neither the Lion
OF the day, Resurrection, or Lille Pms or Bit
tors nor yet icrtute your stomach wIlh Cayenne
or hot drops. All these things nny be good in
their place, hut not us preventative Of disease, and
surely not in This disease.
Every days observation confirms me more and
more in the opinion that the sudurick course, ear
y adopted aud udciousy managed, is the safe, if
not the only safe course.
But the caution | would iuculcNte is that you
neglect not early aud proper means, and that when
you have q slight Ihrout you should not 10y
neglect incur The fearful huzard of life by expo
sure. More than one Lille ia this vicinity has al
ready been forfeited by too early exposure, and
neglect cases nj first very mild.
speak adysedy When | say all or nearly al
eases, wiki proper early treatment, may bc expect
cd TO terminate Iuyorably. And when shy oil, q
nearly all, mean to embrace that class OF female
cases which has Occasioned 50 much alarm ant
terror. Persuaded am, that even these may, i
early and jldiciousty treated be brought to II saf
result. Z. JEwETT.
ST. Johusbury Jan. 10, lol3.
dielouidn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-02-10
MONTPELIER, FEBRUARY 10, Is43.

man beside me, could have lancied myself trans
ported into n congregation of evil spirits. Now
aud then, but very seldom, suppressed gronn
was heard, and occasionally the voice of the monk,
encouraging them by CALCULATIONS, or by short
passages from scripture. Sometimes the organ
struck mp, and the poor wrelches, in iolnt voice,
tried To join in The AiSepre. The sound OF the
scourging is indescribabe. AT the end of half
an hour, II little bell was rnng, aud the voice OF
the monk was heard, calling upon them to desist
but such was their enthusiasm that the horrible
lashing continued louder and iercer than ever.
In vain he enlreoted them not TO kill themselves:
and assured them that Heaven would he satisfied,
and that human nature could not endure beyond
a certain point No answer, but the loud sound
Of the scourges, which are many OF them in iron,
with sharp points that enter the flesh. Al length,
as if they were perfectly exhausted, tho sound
grew Ianer a. little by little ceased altogether. We
then got UP in the dark, and, with great difficulty,
CROPPED our way in the pitch darkness through the
galleries aud down the stairs, ill we reached the
door, and had tho pleasure of feeling the fresh
air again. They say that the church floor is ire
quently covered with blood after Que OF those pen
ances and that man died the other day, in con
sequence of his wounds.