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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
Dec. 10
English, Classical and Mathc,nati
cal SCHOOL.

HE subscriber has determined remove hi, school
is'e ensuing year To the neighborho.d Of Mrssrs
ID. Booth. Anistead Burwcll aud others gentlemen
wen ana 'avorahly known 10 the public and who being
deeply interested ~ the prosperity end continued sur'
cess OF such an institution will use every excrlion and
afford such facilities that cannot fail render The oca
ton IN every respect highly desirable one and 10 r,
commend II rs entirely suitable for all the purposes dc
signed
The house selected for the use of the school il very
commodions, having large rooms with fire place IN
each,and distant fourth OF milc mr from several
1i The most respectable iamirs who will furnish board io
any number Of applicants upon the most reasonable terms
Inc subscriber designing 10 render thus permanent
establishment, expects only 10 compass his obirct hx
unwear;d exeons. and diligenl application of every
means IN his power to secure the moral AS well as pro
mote HE intellectual worth of his pupils
its system comprises an extensive of ins,rnc
tion IN the Ancient lanana Natural and hathemat
zeal Science, together with every bratch requisite Tor
complete English education thus thoroughly preaarin,
ms pupils Tor collegiate course, any Of the various
business pursuits of life
The scholastic year will bcdrded into two sessions o.
months each, at the termination Of each session there
VIII be public examinations conducted under the imme-
date inspection vi the T7ccs designed to ties, the a
vancen,nt and snllicicncy Of the school
For board apply 10 M,ssrs Jno d l,oot, Arinisicad
Bnfwell Anthony simmons, john d. Taylor, and sev
cral other gentlemen III The ncialborlood
TIE RMS.
Board. including every charge s. 10 Sc per month
Tuition in the Languages sl2 80 per session
do English and Mathematics 10 do uo
School ~ conIiacnco 18Th January 1913
JOS. p, GODFREY:
The undersigned. a, the request of Mr. Godfrey. will
act as trustees 10 his schoo. wall attend all The cxa
lat'ons. aud 10 "hom references may be made at any
me concerning lbs egsnon ofthc school
John s iLrie Peter Saunders
JOHN d. Booth Edmund brine
.Iruascad ButccN JnJai n. Eary
HIM. Martin John d. Taylor.
Dec. 10 tl5Jan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
To The Eaito, ofue .,a,;ea.f l,,,p,vt,11r

1ksrlsMIs' Tho recort painful Tragedy on husfl he
United States brig Somers IN wtichs son al he sacre-
ary OF War WAS 81 fatally concerned havnn acen fnldo
The occasion ot nuiouudcd and cruel aerrsatitn9 a.
gans another son OF that distinguished citizen hea
leave to submit vindicslion of his character thrnug
your columns
The Secretary of War h1d three cons rba old ,Al
resided several wears G'yelaad Dho in Tho practice
OF the law. Ills second son. John & spencer IT. Is
now Ia The Mediterranean on hoarl Tie u $ ship COM
mNnded by his uncle. Captain VIM Spencer This
young gentleman. than whom one more exemplary esti
mahe. aud vlruons docs not live resided several yaar,
IN Albany where he only respected but beloved
by all with whom he associated. Aud vet tins youth
whose character ,s nubenshed. and whose lite has been
oanelrss Is represented through the press an inmate
of the sing sing prison lo not say thai these crrl
and unioundod charges have been made malicmsly bul
the effect ol them is moi Tho less injurious to tho cs RAJ
ter ol al ahsri anl Injured Young man. or narrowing 10
the lAcoraed feelings of his afflicted friends ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
DECEMBER l9,l,.lsl2.
VEN SIPPL H.I.y'D CHEAP
ER THIN EYER.

lust received by the Boat Ka,awha SECOND
- SUPPLY of desirable Coos, which were houyh
far CASH within the last ten days a, very great sacr
flee, and will he sud AT prices much below the usua
rates The attention OF purchasers is requested to the
following:
Rose Blankets from 81 pair up
Negro do large and heavy very, low,
Glcnrock Jeans from l6cs up,
Casinetts, (gpod) at 2s3d per yd and finer
tlanhels. all DOL. wide and heavy % aud 25 cts
Cotton Hose from % up, extremely fine at % cts.
Linen Cambria llandklS from p cts To finest.
SPOOL Cotton. black white and colourcd
Brown and Bleached Cations unusually low
Together with many other articles which. adloJ 10
has former stock, makes it very complete An exami-
nation is requested iroin purchasers.
JAMES A. STIGLER
Dec 10 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
.V'D IfrE.

\ conformity with the decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for the county OF Mel
SON pronounced upon the 9th of October. 1912. in the
Of George Vaughn, jr., vs. George II. Mitchell.
and others and like decree IN the case OF Floyd
l.. Whitehead VS. George H. Mitchell and others; and
by virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by said Mitchell 10
the subscriber. bearing date the sth day OF May Sll
the ndersgncd the trustee in said deed, will upon the
10Th day Of March next, upon the premises. in the
" of Nelson, situated upon the road leading from
Iovingston to Lynchburg. and about four miles from
the former place. sell the highest bidder. for cash
the lot or parcel of Land upon which said Mitchell now
lives together with the tract parcel Of Land near the
same, purchased by him Of William Bib The tw,
parcels containing about 10 acres The Land is valua
bic in every respect and the Lot is hiehy improved
Tavern, Store, &c, it is in desirable situation.
S. CLAIBORNE, Trustee
and Commissioner.
Dec % TOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

confined on board the receiving ship, and awaiting Il
action OF the Navy Department.
Charles Wilson. sail maker mate
Daniel Mcknlcy. landsman
Benjamin +. Green. ordinary seaman (arprcnticsO
Alexander Mckee. I'd class apprentice
ue'rge w, Warner. ordinary seaman (apprentice)
ohas. \" Gnlderman, landsman (appfrntice)
Engene Sullivan, LIST class apprentice
t.eorge kncavah, laudsman (apprcniicc)
kleharo hamilton, Isl class apprentice
has Van Nosor. ordinary seaman (appren,cc)
Henry Waltham, (mulatto) wardroom steward.
Edward Galha. (nulatlo) siscrage cook
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
TO YE.ECEXIR.S.

TTylIERE is now wanted a male and female Teacher
i for the Lovngs,pn Male Academy. The School
w be under the superintendence OF the male teacher. s
be tlselect the female with the approval othe Board Of
tFssiees. 1t is required that applicants should produce
satisfactory evidence of qualification to teach the various
branches usually taught in Academies-and the female
aeacher will be required to be capable of teaching the
sual bfahshes of female educaron with French and Mu
sic Appea'ons shsuld be forwarded by mail or other
wise beluzs the first Monday in January next
CIIAS. PERROW
Prcst Of Board of Trustees.
Livingston, dee. 10 til
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
THE. Il. :. BRIG SONERS

ina 'o'ow'ng were the officers OF ,hoU ). brig som
IRA, when sho sailed from New York
CommanJer--Alcx Sdell Mackenzie
observation-disclosures Gansevoort
Sailing Masior--M. G. Perry.
PnrserlI Marshall Hlcsk
Asst. Surgeon, X w. l.cerock.
M,dsh'pmen-llcary Roger, E,oer, Thompspn. Chas
w. Hayes
Acting M'ash'pncnA. Delonde. Philip Spencer.
John liolson
Commanders Glsrk--.O. IT, Perry
Pursef's SIewanl-J w. WALES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
t,'E'EC

A LII persons having claims against the estate o.
n William b. Galloway, deed will present them I,
the updcrsgned and those indebted +. said estate are
hereby requested come forward and make inn.tdat,
payment.
have for HIRE, thirty or forty men. and several wo-
men, girls and boys. Among them are several good
Smiths and Cocks. aIso wish In employ an ovcrscer
with small family, who well recommended
WIN. {. IRVINE. admir-.
Of VIM. b. Galloway. deed.
Dec. 8 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
s SE.gV'E& q,
LAND FOR SALE.

TYNDFR the authority ola deed Of trust executed
nv Wi,ston Wuodrud hearing date the 9th day
Of February 1881 and of record IN the clerks office
Of the coniy court of Amhers-ihe undersigned sur
yiynq rrstce WILL on the ilh day Of January next.
oor f.: sale the highest bidder for cash, on The premi
scs the TRlCT or L.i\D IN said deed mentioned
which is therein described as containing
30 &C II \
aud is now in he occupsny of said o"'roof Inns
Land is regarded valuable and worthy the attention
Of these wishing 10 purchase desirable farm. Acting
as trustee shall only sell and convey such te as Is
vested in me snder the aforesaid deed Though that is
believed To be good. llloS. RF.NS,
Surviving. Trustee.
Dec I2 iJny.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
" q II I & II

10y VIRTUE. of Deed st Trust executed to the
lib subscriber for certain purposes therein named. ny
~ lillian Thorn, bearing date on the lo'h day OF May,
1919 ana duly recorded The Clerks Office OF the
Hastings Court of the Corp ration OF Lynchbnrg the
snhscrber will tn. Goth day Of the present mouth
December) proceed to seli by way of public auction 10
the highest bidder tor cash, all the interest d the said
William Thorn in a lot or piece Of ground with the
buildings and Improvements thereon. situated IN the
the Town of Lynclhurn Por's lanyard. being the
same i.o, purchased in cnpar'nershp by said Ihon aid
certain Thomas Harper OF JamesN Knight, the inter
est Of the SID Thorn therein being equal mocty sub
ject however the balance oiho purchase money due
therefor. Also one negro man named Cornelius. Il
blacksmith. Also two Horses, two Wagons. eight
sets of Wagon Gear one Horse Cart and Gear, Ten
Crowbars, Ten Drills. eight Hammers. one set OF
Blacksmiths' Tools with two Bellows. aud two Anvis
and Sundry artice- Household and Kitchen furniture.
The sale of the above men'ioned Lot will take place
upon the premises, and the other property III front OF
said Lot.
The title to the above property is believed to he good
but acting as Trustee. shall convey only such title as
is vested in me by said deed.
JOHN WILLS.
Dec. Is t30D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

iINN F. Tor rent TIE iUIoWlnn houses: en,mfnt on
vain Stree. nearly opposite the Nlrginian Office.
and at presen, occup,, by Lindsey d. Padgctt as a
Coihng Sterc possession can be gwen on 25,h Instant
,nphcr tenement on First Street, Immediately opposite
Lynch's are House: also the Livery Stable on Water
Street formerly apled by William Elliott winch Is
considered one Of the hes, situations in the place Tor
Stable would prefer that the two tensnens last ma
med Shout 90 together. in which there is an adion-
inc Garden that could be included also. the Factory
opposite I.yncl's Ware House. Possession Of the three
last named enemens will be glycn the ct ri january
next. ALEXANDER LlbIAl.
Dec II tlJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
SAFE OF SLAVES.

IN PURSU ANCE Of decree OF the superior courI
Il OF law and chaucery. for the town Of Lymhturu
made on tho 18th Of October, c42. IN TIE case :" J-
Carksons administrator. against ID > GarIanh's admin
is,rator, Sc. &C.; the undersigned will IN the an
Monday in January next. Chat being Amherst court
offer for SALE to the highest bidder, at Amherst cour
house,
= SE.ET'E&,
Consisting Of men, women and children. Tho sale VII
h. al credit of II months the purchaser giving hone
with approved security.
w NJ WALLER. c,
SAM'i.. NJ. GARLAND. :
Dec II heJan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

Az IIoNoR,BLE BANKRurr-Onc of our suhscri
bcrs AT North Bangor who went intu bankruptcy last
SUMNER owing seven dollars for the Dcnnrrai recently
discharged ,hc debt by paying the whole amount. We
wish who are not bankupls honest as lhis
man. Bmg0r Democrat.
One Of he subscribers Of the Republican Journal, o.
OM Town. who has gone into bankruptcy, owing sl1
hers few days since, To the office aud gave
his note for the amount. thus acknowledging the debt
lie said he had no desire 10 avad such snail debts, hui
there were demands hanging over him which he coult
pay quar- of in hafa century, If he could la
Dor nlght and day without eating or drinking.
mechanic. is Portland recently. after being decrcet
bankrupt. went to his grocer. tailor shoemaker, print
er &c. aud gave his note for the amount due, saying
iluse were the debts to avoid which he had gun,
into bankruptcy. Belfast Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
Cu,RIorrEsvILLE. Dec. "a.

VH UTTENNTTlIIE TItC.
We regret to learn that the body Of Mr.. James Elan
negan, ct Flnvanna county. was recently discovered un
der circumstances which give rise 10 tho suspicion that
his end occasicncd by murferous deed Mr..
r. bad zone Columbia receive payment tor his p
uf wheat. II was well known habit of his. To carry
his money in Of his boots, ond when the body was
found his boot and hat the bridge under which
the body had been thrown The boat had doubt been
removed after his murder, to secure the money and III
the haste To conceal the body in the stream could moi
have been easily replaced We suppose they preferred
lea wing II visible impossible 10 it 10 its
proper placetha the impression Of his having commit
ted suicide might thereby arise .ldrocatc.
The Lost Records.-1he Stauntou Spectator learn,
from authentic that tho Books and Records
Greene county, which were Stolen lrnm the Clerks OF
flee of that county about Twelve months ago have beef
recently found by iox hunting party in cave in the sld
of mountain. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02

SAIL! SALT! SALI!!!
1000 Sacks Liverpool Salt.
Porto Rico Sugar in hhds and bbls
Rio aud Iagura Cnfee,
100 Ton Lump Plaster,
On consignment and for sale low for cash. or ankable
paper. by LEE, AUSTIN \ Go.
Dec % 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
PLOUGH>!! PLOUGHs!.

HN,lE subscriber being agent for the sale of Those
L celebrated Ponghs made by Rngg,s. Nourse &
Mason, of Worcester Massachusetts, offers the follow
ing descriptions, at factory prlces:-
One horse hill side Plougls at 81 ,0a
Two do do d., do at 10, 80
Extra two horse hill. side d., at il 80
One horse common Plough 4. 30
Tw" DO do do at $50
Three do do do at II 90
Ploughs. OF Common castings, al much less prccs-Cul
tivators and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various Poughs always on hand.
JAMES \. SIIGLER
Nov. 81 1,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
.-ISzA
e. x. k~,s3

fEVIIE PROPRIETOR Of this Establishment re
L turns his thanks to his patrons for their generous
support and assures them that he has made every
rangement for the accommodation OF the public.
in the most comfortable manner, and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence of the embar
OF the times he has reduced his charges to
the following prices:
Board for and horse per day, 81 30
Board for in do w
BY the single meal. for dinner, 81
For breakfast or supper 37s
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with tho
best quors his table supplied with every variety which
the market aford neat and well furnished roonS
obliging servants, and an aticntirc OSier.
The Proprietor sufficiently fortunate. notwlth-
standing the mdness of the winter, To obtain plentiful
supply Of | G f. that his patrons, who think
"COLD WATER - TIE BEST" -
may be assured of always finding pitcher OF good iCt
WATER-guite luxury amid tho summer heats
I'he stages will call at any place for the accou,moda
ton of travellers JAS. NJ. I,AEGIlORNE.
oar. ful driver. j. NJ. l..
July Is Moin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
FOR RENT.

@ A VERY desirable family residence on Church
NTH street. obqeAy opposite the Washington llo
LII tel. Possession given the 9th OF December
next App'yto &. w. YANCEY.
Nov. II is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
Negroes fOY Hire.

HAVE for hire the ensuing year. numberofslaves;
L amongst them Carpenter Cook and Washer,
House Servants. and Factory hands. {. DABNEY.
Dec. 10 2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-02
SAIL! SALT.! SALT.

T0,c 80
~ y -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
CS!Mrtluo;pu.D
G -
RHODE ISLAND AND THE SENTl.
MEL.
FRIDAY M)avINc, APRIL % 1913

Our exceedingly f.ccions and amiahlr
n"sllbor Of the Sentinel seems to be making
hm"li very unhappy because the people cf
RiUde Island are so ignoran, and obstinate
that they can neither appreciate the great
merits Of Thnmis W. D rr, nor rclsl, the
,ranScrndant heantirs of his code of polite d.
ethics. He endravnrrd 10 make i, appear, in
his last piper, that tn" new Constitution of
thai State denies the right Of suffrage TO a
arg" cl ISIS of mrriirrihns ciliz"ns. We r'nn-
der If our nrighhor kaoos ANYTHING ahou, the
Constitution to which he objects sn strongly I
las he ever read one OF lis s.rtinnsl Cin
he quote line of it correcil, We pre-
sumo not. lie evidently knows nothing
about it. We will th,'rf,r, st,t", f,r hi,
Information, that it is even more liberal in its
extension Of the right of suffrage than the
Constitution which WAS proposed ny the
Dorr party. So unrxcrplinnable was it, in.
deed, that it was adopted by almos, nnani-
nous vote of the people, there not being g..
~ mrn in the wh"le STATE who opposed its
ratification And yet the Sentinel has the
cool rilrnniry To assert, that "thr natural
rich: of suffrage is not arknou lrdccd in the
Constitution )" that the F." divine right of the
land holder alone is recognized" that. b>
it, " men are arrayrd in parcels, as drovrr
would ARA, Lis cattle, at mnrkr,;" while
"lle rights of men, aS men, are utterly dis.
regarded !"--N"w, rs we said rf,rr, we
presume ihr editor If the Sentinel has never
read a line of til, Constitution. and wc eau
only account for his reckless aud random ns-
s"rions in regard Ia it, on the hvp,thcsi,
FIRE the electro -, AM in the simplicity o
his nature, supposed them 10 br true. Thi,
is til" most irritable way Of accounting fn,
his folly. II he has any ether excuse In of
fer we will clrrrfl'y present it. Expert
rnce will t"ac'I omr nrighhnr, however, ,la
surh ridiculous aud foolhardy assertions car
NOT be pamrd of upon the intelligent pea,
Pile Of Vermont, and the attempt To- do i
will only njure those who are 50 wan.ilg IL
self respect us Ia rcsnr, TO snch di>rrIniallt
practice. The Rhode Island election, W,
repeat, was Il contest between the law.ahi
ding and the licentous. And the victor,
was triumph of peace, and order. and rrsu.
lated liberty over the most rrslent radical.
Ism that ever cursed Il State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
ANOTHER Lesson To THIRD PARTY ABu

ANOTHER Lesson To THIRD PARTY ABo-
LITIoNisTs.-Thn New York Legislature,
which contained large Loco Foco maor-
", passed an act during its late session, ia
king aOny the right IF TRIAL by JURY from
any I"rson Of collar. who might be eiaimed
rs IA Southern slave, tho',gl, he were in fact
-, free citizen of the State of New York;
We did moi suppose the sri II Of liberty was
50 utterly extinct, in any free State Of this
Union. We did moi believe that majority
could be fund in any Northern Legislative
body SO false to the great principles Of hu.
man liberty, so craven-Inarlrd. so utterly
rrcrcani TO the spirit of nnr institutions, as
to submit 10 such an aitrocinus, such u bare
faced encroachmrnt upon human rights
But u seems We were mistaken. The South
demanded the sacrifice, and Van Buren, did
M, dare 20 jeopardze his popularity in that
quarter BY resisting the demand. The Law
was passed, we rrjpice to say, BY Loco Fo-
co votes alone. No, single Wing voted in
its favor. Nay, the Wings had passed a
law in 1910, when they had majority in
the le- islaIure, expressly securing This RICH,
To all persons of color, who might be claimed
as slaves. This la v was particularly ohnox-
inuS 10 the South aud the New York "Dnngh
F'rrs y hav" 'h"r''t"rr repealed il. Again
wr put il H. nur Ahnli,inn friends Is fhS tie
iimr to weaken III, moral i"'c" at the f'n'nds
If L'hrr,v aud NorfhrsH ugi'' hv di,i>nns
.r'f.uj .,tr';.,l + II ur'o>sar, flr us Ia
-...... .. ga, tn experience of every
t,, ,. .r al, rntnrr., that every vote
throNn TT 'h'' 'hirl party canhijales is ST.
mici taken from the Whlgs dtd Ia
tine Loco Focos 80 mach suhs,rac,cd from
the friends Of liberty and added TO the friends
of slavery' The New York Tribune says
tho bill Of denominations. >" to which we have
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28

referred, not only repcals the Jury Law Of
lo4o, but the provisions Of the Revised
Statutes requiring proof tina, person: claim.
ed as fu4i'ive slaves are really such, and
even nullliies, 81 FAR AS It relates 10 this sub.
j"c', the lime-hono,cd wr, of homine rrpLe.
giondo,-a process as. old rs Civil Liberty
by which a man held in bondage might
compel his taskmas,er to show his tiph so
TO cons,rain him. Such is the Democracy Of
l843-sprh is its regard for Freedom and
the Rights of Man "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
WARNING TO SMUCCLERS

In" l9ih S"ctinn of the late Tariff Law
provides " That il any person shall know.
n9ly and wiltuy, with intent to d.fraud The
revenue of the United States, smueele, CT
clandcsiInrly introduce into the United
S'''es,tny goods. wares, or merchandise sub
J"ct t" duty by law. and whirh should have
been 'nv"ired, without paying or accounting
for the dniy. or shall make out, or pass. or
attempt topis> through the Custom House,
any false, forged or frandulrn, invoice, every
such person, his, her or their ai,l,rs or ahet.
tors shall he deemed guilty of misl-mean.
or, and on conviction thereof, shall b., fined
IN any sum not exceeding five thousand dol.
lars, or imprisoned f'r any term no, exceed.
ing two years or both IA, The discretion of tho
Court"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-04-28
DEATH OF SOUTuCY.

The English pnp"is, which were brought
by The Britannia, announce the death of this
distinguished writer aud poet. 1t will he
seen from, the following notice Of him, which
is from Il London Journal, tia, Ilc had been
in II state of mental drrangrmcn, for the last
three years before his death.
Nerr.ret Ia announce ,he d-ath Of z ebert S,uthey
on u,sisv. (Mmch2l) al his Residence IN K, swic,
For this svcnt las friends mu>t have been long PR.
pared. For The last three vrais he had been in state
oi mental darkness, iId n we've month ago he vas
not ahl.' IT, recognise those hi been his CON.
panlnns fum his youth. atcey could his wll con
-ple h' self with the pnnr hope il he Recognized rv,
her. Exrcss of mental lnhnr IA every Department OF
ht'ratur' -pIrtry, history, biography, c,iri. ~ an
philosophy. cnunI-d from yeir t. wear. without :,
salon bowed his strong spIlt nj last ami n'srurel
the gtillu' winch hid So long cast ulprv upon the
it,rl,urc of the aye. A. poet with tx ibersnct
n' ni40'tnn seldom oqtalri. an'i mas crv o
yer II nj on never slirp ssg'iaur prose writer
once elegant and trIcIhlc--his name will endure ns
lI05 az the language IN which he wrote The " wild
AMI w0nderou. tale" of "'Fhaaha," and The almost
equally wunderous Curse of irhana," are the no T.
zeal pieces On which hIs fame viii principally rest
IA prose writer he was PEE fe I model Of siylc =
easy Int MOI ir-hlt-sialey hui not cjImbrous- m
learned hu' not pedarur. HIS chief pfnsr wo,ks ar,
a. li!e al : lS'n" The 30 * OF the Chnrrh" -,
History OF the Penns larW r,""L tiers from Spsir
AMI Irtu nj, EssIy. o, the Pro trrs- and Pros
poets f ~ 'ie'v ~ History of Brazl," " ives III
The u lush nir,ls " g.. H. ais wrote ri 70 aph
!ts of KIRK W'l'e ani ch,lerton, and lifted then
works, h's los lal cnecrInns both of the princ.
pal aud MINOR English poets.
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t"re n'r" first IN very early life, nnl again bu
lew years before tn, N rrn'ul oyerrlIuiilg of hi,
intellect, 10 Miss t'ar1in' u Ivrs alaiv wh ,se name
~ p tess, HI been lon. m iavnrably known 10
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