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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
SUPERIOR CLOTHING,
AT
JOHN N. OREM,S
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Main street. opposite Alex. Duval h Cos Drug Store.

f. b. SPENCE, Agent,
WOULD respectfully inform his customers
AMI public generally, he
Of Fashionable Winter Clothing the materials Of which
purchased OF Phadphia
York CASH. and manufactured the Of Baltimore
fashionable establishment John NJ orcm Of Market and
Charles Streets Is thing further onyto
style and quality OF
make i well known the citizens OF virginia
Ny assortment consists part Of
Beaver and Pilot Cloth frock and Over Goats
Bslgic and Joinvilc do do do
Cloth and Camet Cioaks psrt OF them Mcintosh style
Sup. West Of England Cloth Dress and Frock Coats
Medium do do do
plain and fancy Cashmere styies
qualities
Vests OF Velvet. Cashmere. Merino, sik and Satin
Morning Gowns and Robes
Linen and Cotton Shirts
Bo-oms and Collars
Flannel Lambs Wool Merno, Shaker Shirts and Drawss Poek
handkerchief Cavats Sear Ties and Stocks Gloves
Suspepders, half Hose, &c.
ALSO
6mples Of the fashionable Cloths and vestne
which will order the fashionable and
the shortest
The advantages Of the purchase Of the Goods will enable
CLOTHING AMI respectfully the
public call and examine for themselves. de
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ND FROCK COATS.
TO Physicians.
DR.. Ro. THoMPsoN's PELVIC CORSET


To Physicians.
DR. RIO. THoMPsoN's PELVIC CORSET
utero Add NAL Bandage,
For the cure of Polapsus Ueri by External Pressure
IENHE subscriber having purchased of Dr. Ro.
Thompson the right to make and vend his
utero Abdominal Bandage for Propsus or falling
o. IN, womb respectfully presents them to the notice Of the medical
meni for the and We are
enabled to put them such prices place reach
Of every patient
The following certificates respectfully submitted
Fro.l DR.. E1erle.
CINCINNATI. May I, 1897.
Ihavc carefully Uterine Truss invented by R
Thompson OF Columbus tins State, and confidently
the Kind offered public differs essentially in lis CON
streon from the uterine by all
ton Of this truss JNo EBRRIE, NJ. ID,
Professor OF Theory and Practice Of Medicine Medical College
Of Ohio
DR. sewan of Columbia College city OF Washington says-
II have carefully examined DR. a C. ul- and Dr. Tlomp-
sons apparatus referred and consider radically
"The general and leading suits OF ap
aus is that wh DR. IIus intended afford partial sup
bic manner DR. Thompson's calculated afford much better
support and do safely md comfortably While
Of Dr Hus instrument Intellectual DR.
IhnnPsons as ALWAYS safe. and ofen highly
Having pointed out other important differences
Dr. Thompsons apparatus has wedge stopper pessar
winch constitutes an important difference between them
We have IN possession other certificates
known throughout open the inspection
persons acquainted with anatomy parts on inspection
de s2 ALIEN. DUvAI & co.
RLANgErs for very great in price by
- DE w. MEREDITH.
CASES heavy Keey, very eheap by
cde w. MEREDITH.
Tailoring for Cash.
IL ZEN co. VIII or Pants Of good
u a materials lower than in this city,
70 ps Broad Cloths 10 Cashmere just received bought or
cash. and will be soh veTy low. CAN and KEEN CO
boys ovERCoATs.
IS boys oyeteoais-pree dolars de Is
principle made practicable, il principle made
THE CASH SYSTEM.
Sack Overcoats s15 To s1s-CIoaks s1s 10 $40.
sTARR co have just Sack over
- eoats Beaver and fine English Cloth Coaks
which they he perfectly obvious.
comment. EXCHANGE CLOTHING STORE.
de " Opposite Exchange Hotel
GUERtAiYs AMBRosIAL CREAM.-A supply Of this deli
~ eious Shaving compound in Pareelan Pot. Just
and for sale, by BOLTON q HARRISON.
dc 10 Conner above the Banks
4 ESTLEaEN's CALPsKIN GUMHLAsTIC BUFFALO
W AND CARPET OVER sHoEs|-A fine assortment af The
price. for rash, at D. BURLINGTON co.'s.
de Is Mansion House
DUnE sperm lamp on, winter strsIned-tor sale BY
de IS ALEX DUAL a co.
EJoETs and Poetry OF America, by H. GriswoId
-Beanfiy bound md G Illustrated suitable for gin book
reoeivcdI de 81 A.s.LYoNs.
M ATER-PRoOF sHoEs-GoniIencns water proof Shoes
w manufactured by J. Miles ofPhadclpha
serber has in store very superior ot oft celebrated Shoes
themselves SAMUEL PTrTNEY
OAR sUGAR-i6 bo'e. small loaye. prime quality, landing
II md for ule by De % DAVENPORT a ALLEN
TO FAMILIES.
BOLTON IL HARRISON,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

JAMES A. PATERSON,
co IN 4 ssio ant,
SALE,
Snn SACKS Marshall" SALT
sIOU 100 bags Iaguira Coffee prime
100 DO st. Domingo DO
~ bhds. st. CroiN sugars
% barrels No. fienings
IS boxes Sperm Candies first quality
bbis best Winter Strained Sperm Oh
Caracas r. Indigo
hids Bacon Sides
bales Louisiana Black Noes
5000 lb-. Spring IIin" Cotton Yarns
bales DO Battling
rs bags Feathers
packs Deer skins.
ALSO.
90 cks "Burnett, IIouRhton & Co." wines, ri /!
"a" pi,.' London Particular Madeira
do do oGd and superior sereiaI
do
2 Do DO do do Gnpe Juice
DO eask very Old and superior Green Malmsey Mada
An NJ direct importation. and warranted pure. de- CIV
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THE ELLINGTON SCHOOL.
TEvHE Exercises of This School for the ensttin o


n year win commence on the 10th Of January The
epns AMI Of instruction designed qualify
faithful discharge Of business ereditsbe
Colleges and Universities Of Union
sona lite n thirty years The subscriber had opportunity
OF testing the uatienes Of the
object for be enjoys the high satisfaction o. ve
portion q e hundreds educated wholly part by him ,aua
be members % so engaged honorable and profitable
be' some men Of great intellectual ndu-
encc we only three OF four
proper eoufse o life And the high standing attained BY his
pup ensnns justly celebrated an evidence 1 m
dicious intellectual culture then have parents rsng
that the scientific Interest " their children advanced under
has III have always than t,oe of any
school the State adnE accommodations ami fec
of moral and intellectual Improvement very dneuv An
refeenee 10 money concerns and the low price Of provisions how
adnonsh him u s pfoprey of considerable redueio
they win therefore, foe The year be, Tor
Board, tiiion, and washing, sIIo 90
Bedding and eandsa 90
The Subscriber would refer Judges r. Daniel and r. r.
Nicholas and Mrsra r. Richie Nathaniel Dsnty Jane. G.
Crane Of Rchnond-Pofesor Ryiand of the CoFe-
Capt Chs Thompson Hanover; Cot shelton Loua Capt IT,
Haynes kng ouesni Msssrs Hugh campbc and w.
oorte Cieserheh and the interesting incident
CURED the examination of The Students of Georgetown
egc and Of the Subscriber for
yoL fgnany distinguished hopes win not
b. considered u the of propreiy, referring
- Professors a Institution. tn a. Fox.
M Qo-cw7t Assisted ny hs on RD. NELSON Fox.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
" the limited s,,,o. Co.., - =: ~. soT a! o,Is

n the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
n te OF Virginia, December oth Iss2 -sAMIIEI
DsR III :. the cry Of Richmond having petition prsy
sons claiming he creditors the said Samuel AIrr, So.
show eae to the Court the 9th January next why hs
ia saine Aexander smith be bankpt prasnt
to the act OF Congress in that behalf copy OF h
be published IN the new,pape according and 2I rule.
OF Court. - - -" ~" iu'es
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

Prepared for the proprietor and sold wholesale by
Co.. Chemists No 81 Minor Philadelphia Richmond
by Gaynor LysI Lynchburg by ID. r. Lyman:
burg by John H. Gray Norfolk, by ay; Portsmouth
by Wood CO.. and in almost and village through
a de
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

VIRGiNIA.-Loncaster County Court, No
yember 2Ist, i542.
Martin Sampson Judith George. Polly IIaydon Nancy
rail-, Compts 4
IL Cu.scrRY.
Hiram Sampson, Den
This day plaintiffs BILL and the defendant
Hiram Sampson not having entered his appearance and given
euiy according 10 the act o. Assembly and the
and appearing by satisfactory evidence inhabi
ani NJ this county Il IL ordered that appear
here the first day of April Count and plaintiffs
bill and that copy this order be published
in tie city ~ Richmond for months sueeesvcy posted
the front door Of the Couu House Of this county.
Attest, ROT DUNhwAY C. e.
de WOW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

JOHNSONIANA.
lust published by CAREY d HART; Johnso-
- being Aneedo,ss and Sayings Of Dr. Johnson
tanned Boscis Life. Collected by Mrs Poz,i John
TiDas Tyer- EsI- Hnoe Es1 George stevens Pa
RcynotS Mr. Cumming. Mr Caock Hannah More Wiekebs
Mr. Green Rev Mr Parker Mr Rose VIM. seward Esq- Hum
phreys A. Joshua Reynolds Mad DAby d. Bcatrie The
Re Hon. W. wndham Bishop Horne Edited BY J. Gro
her conpis vol 2mo Handsomely printed finely engrs
we'd portraits " Dr. johnson, Boswell Madame Pi0yz Topha
Beauclefk and Tlrale. For ale al the BOOKSTORE ~
no 40 SMITH. DRINKER A. MORRIS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
HALL ACADEMY.

FNNfsE q school viii b. resumed MONDAY
ieth January, snd VIII Close the 10Th Nov 1872 making
of nnufiS The for Tuition Board
Washing tirin1 sc ~ ~ % payable
NovenA<f hr de ~ per per viii be made
~ pad pfcyots Day In this seminary b.
sur every y necessary Zoe Coege
n sH fo ~ ordinary hu-ine- q life DISPOSED
nteFested thi shoci fse Robeu Esq
~ q IN feeiaure and an ose period
laay have been.
ecisooi WHITTIER iey - rssenfs guardians pupils
ELIJAH q. HANRa.
pa Aaire-s rhyse spnns-. DsesinshsH, co. Va
a. , dltrwttJ ID.
b5rEuga~r AMI Rehmosa Christian Advocate wn copy un,a
Jses Janusv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
lancaster County Court,


Nov. 81, 1912 (
kDERED, that all persons having against estate
~ Mark Togn deed, do exhibit
tefore the first day May William
said deeeden and that order published
published the City of Richmond posted
at the front door NJ the Court House Of county
Court days. RO. r. DUNAWAY. &. C.
do ygxs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
tn the United states Court for lhe Eastern IBIS.

4 ~ tue united states Court Tor the Eastern Dis
ct of Virginia December In the matter Of hsnk
ptey of PETER FITZPATRICK of county Of Campbell IN
the Eastern Virginia District The said Fitzpatrick
been deerced Banupi by l Court having petition praying
for his discharge. Is ordered that published
printed In the city ~ Richmond
fore the 18Th day q March when be
aid petition NJ The United saes Cou Ro'fr,
ond and M creditors who have proved
in interest appear aid
they have. petitioner
be- granted A Copy-Teste:
dc 2t-wi1w HENRY GIBSON C1erk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
LOUISA RAILROAD.
Lfncs to Charlottesville, Stnunton, Eynchburg
and the virginia spring..

w 1t
CREASED EXPEDITION.
so Passengers leaving Richmond byt he Railroad.
A. NJ reach the Junction breakfast and
II proceed together with passengers arriving the June
NkE from the North the LOUIS Railroad Cor
louisville stages Charlottesville. reach
sGEng Charlottesville by P. NJ and CoekesI us miles
ws BY night Leave Cookies morning by daylight
Blue Ridge Stanton by 10 A.
The line A. NJ reaches Clover
Dale night daylight reaches
the Warm Springs breakfast and Caashans dinner and
ing the White sulphur r. NJ arrives Lewihurg by r. NJ
the ID day, - Iynehbu The
whole and week days
The Natural Bridge Line leaves staunon Tuesdays Thurs
and be furnse)
IL A. NJ. reaches Lexington by night
daylight the Natural Bridge breakfast where
amer dinner and Dibres Springs
amer breakfast Caaehns din
the White Sulphur Springs by ~
KSuRkLy
The roads splendid the
coaches fine heretofore.
These Lines Main Mail and
ference all others q ass pe,at
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

II N the United States Court for the Eastern Dis.
- trci q Virginia December 20 Isf9 IN matter NJ bank
nptcy Of JOHN RENEIEY of the n Iynchbufa IN tho
Easfen Virginia District The MD John Reveiey. been
erecda Bankmrby this Court having Med peton praying foe
his discharge ordered That notice thereof putsbcd in
newspaper printed city oRctnond seventy daya atas he
fore The 18th day Of March when hearing had on The
aid petition The United States Cou Room city Of Rich
mond and creditors wo have proved dcb and other psr
IN interest appear ~ the mid time place. show
cause anyie have why ne psyer ~ the aid petitioner
not hc granted ACcpy-Tese;
De 9I--wtiw HENRY GIBSON CHI
M EMBERs or TBE LBGIsiATURR who want god ana
4vh cheap SHOES % Roots, for and rnes ss
respectfully solicited 10 call before they make the purchases
We have agc and vaed stock OF in our line ana
wiz se mem az very small advance upon The manufacturers
prices J. y WATKINS co
AZ their Old and established opposite ruins ~ Fssie Hotel
DE ~ And formerly OCCUPIED BY sami runsy
MouNrAfN BuCKwHKAT FLoUR--s bbls ms, received
~ " H,ore-for sale by JAMES A. PATTEsoN.
Dc ls-lw
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

N the United States Court for tho Eostern n
uiet OF Virginia. Norfolk I'd December is4s JAMES ss1-
OF the Town ct portsmouth, having petition PRAYING ,ha, ~
may De iechre bankrupt all rerops ~ ,.. A.
be creditors Of the said James cause 70 the C On ,h
o,h Gay OF February nett Why the said James on nos BE- d.
etircd bankrupt Corxe., On ,, h.,e
the s2d and 9th rules OF Court - S'''"s'"
et-w5w r,,,,,r,.x
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

N the United States Court for the Eastern Dis
u Virginia December 2Oh isis In the matter of bank
mptey OF JOSEPH w SCOTT, ~ the county of Bedford in tho
Eastern Virginia District The aid Joseph w who has been
dccrood Bankup, by this Cour, having flied petition praynr
for his dscarge II IL ordered that notice thereof be- pubhshea
newspaper printed The city Of RchuoDd sevcuay days
18th day u March when hearing win be- had on
sad petition, The United States Room In the city a.
Richmond, and al creditors who have proved aud
other in interest appear N ie aid place and
show cause they have why The prayer the petitioner
should not be granted
ACopy-Tcse.
Dc tfrsr
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HENRY onssoN, GA

he Onssd STATES Eas-n plcs IN y,,-,al.
peesmesr uA lsta EDWARD LoRRAINE o< ,h< civ ~
ss aashs hd petition praying that may dscAr-d
oorfr thai nm persons eliur ctvlnr. az
me % ~ara Lorraine sao~ on N. ss.h day
Bankrupt pursuant 10 the Act thai
copy o hi. order be puhcd new-papcr ~ m,
s2d and stth rules Of Court. '-''- 7-T - '" ~
A copy. Tessc. ~ .sa.L
dc es-w5w HENRY ryuurN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03
N the United States Court for the Eastern

II N the United states Court for the Eustern D;s
'rei OF Virginia. December Goth the matte, az ha,h
rp'ey OF ROBERT w. ColIINs OF town OF L,nrhl,,g
IN the Eastern Virginia District The Robert w Cnn.
has been deseed BANKRUPT by this su having med p~,oo
ot ms discharge L. ordered that thereof BE- ph
hshea IN Newspaper printed in the Richmond seventy
al least before the 18th day OF March when hearins win Be-
had ON The Nd petition Al the United Room hi h
OF Richmond and a creditors who proved their debts AM, %
persons In Interest ami mace and sl
not be granted A copy-Teste. r'' s'ou'a
de 2l-wilw ttx.Spv .,,.o.. =.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-03

N the United States Count for lha Easicr,, IL.

~ INC Uhtsu States Court Tor The Eastern Dis
uet % vna an Asss<. 1885, q Bsnhrv.sr,
o. JOHN w GLENN q tn county Of HahA4 E.-s- Viz
n.s Dee ins 40 John W. chnn who - been Sscrssa
esaEs oSss.d hat sos;es pabIshs In
.r rnsd IN ss city % Rehnosd b>r,
WIN day Of January nsxt whcn ON y.
tton ihs CITY hsuintb Of all creditor, W.
bowed their dcbis and oth~r app-sr
e e e aud Place md sow they hav, xhy ~
P'aser Of ue sadpsuiioner should noe be sranied.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-28
A Love Letter.

Dear Sweet Oh, my love Of loves, clarified
honey and oil of cilron, white loaf sugar of my
hopes, and molasses of my expectations yor
have been absent from me three whole days
The sun is dark at midday-the moon and stars
are black when thou art absent Thy step is
The music of the spheres and the wind of thy
gown when thou pass by is zerhyr from the
garden of paradise in the time OF early flowers
| kissed you when we last ID ct End my whole
frame was filled with sweetness. One of your
curls touched me on the rose, and that whole
organ was uausmuied irto loaf sugar. On,
spice OF spices, garden Of delights send me a
lock Of your halr--send any thing that your
blessed finger bath touched, and | will go ra-
wing mad with ecstacy! One look from thy
bright eyer, would transport, mo incontinently
into third heaven! Your lips are as red ro-
ses, gathered from Eden by the hand OF Ga
buel! Your words are molten pearl dropping
from your mouth. My heart blazes al The
thought OF thee My brain is an everlasting
fire. The blood burns and scorches my veins
and vias, as it passes through them. On,
come most delightful of delights, and brealhe
upon me with your seraphic breath.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-28
No. %.
anectiote of yyasI,ingion..

Al the commencement of the Revolutionary
War. there lived al East Windsor in this State.
farmer of the name of Jacob Munsell, aged
45 years After the communication by wafer
between this part Of the country and Boston
was interrupted by the possession OF Boston
Harbor by the British feet Munsell was ol'ei'
employed TO transport provisions by land To
our army lying in the neghborhood OF BoN'"a.
In The summer of l775, while thus emp"yed,
he arrived within few miles of the camp, at
Cambridge, with large load, drawn by stout
OK team. In part Of the road, which was
somewhat rough, and where the travelled path
wav was narrow, he met two carriages, IN each
of which was an American General Officer
The officer in the forward carriage. when near
to Munsell, put his head out Of the windo%,
and called 10 him in an au'horalive tome
/" Damn you get out Of the path" MunseIl m
mediateIy retorted-"Damn you, wont gel ont
of the path Alter some other vain attempts
10 prevail on Munsell to turn ont, the otlcerS
carriage turned OUT, and Munsel kept the paIh
The other carriage Immediately came up hav-
ing been within hearing distance of wha' bat
passed: and the officer within it put his head
out Of the window, and said 10 Muusell--" Nv
friend, the road is bad and it is very dl iiFculc
for me 10 turn out; will you he so good as 'o'
turn out and let mo pass" with all my heaa.-
sir" said MunseII; "hu, ] won't be damned Mut
of the path by man." This last oiicer wsH
General Washington.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-28
Poverty.

The evils of poverty are thu, justly CON-
menied upon by the editor Of the Wheeling
Gazette III a man is rich, he can afford to be
honest kind, gentle and gendemanly in his de-
portment, because in doing so, he is not CON-
PEELED to draw largely upon his strength OF
mind, disinieresiedness, or moral power TO meet
and conquer temptation. Arich man to De DIS
honest in pecuniary matters, must be so rom
y. 'tural propensity TO dishonesty, and from
READ deficiency in moral power, while The poor
man ma v steal wood or Tread with the most
homes, des res and aspirations Tosare wife
ar child from freezing or starving. thai is COM
osrativeIy honest; for the alternative is too dis
irac.ing for the human mind 10 contemplate
f,el Others commentaries on imaginary grleis
aud wounded feelings as they will, We are
strongly inclined to believe that real poverty is
a source Of sorrow, quite as great as any other
evil 10 be found
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-28

To get on the world, you must be content to
be always stop ping where you are; 10 advance.
you must be stationary; 10 get up you must keep
down. Following riches is like following wild
geese, you must crawl on your belly: the min
Ute you ',op up your head, off they go whisllng
in the wind, and you see no more Of them. If
you ayen't the art oil sticking by nature, you
mus. acquire it by ar' put couple of pounds
of bird lime upon your office stool, and SIT down
,n it; get chain on your leg, and tie yourself
10 your counter like pair of shop scissors;
nail yourself up against the wall Of the place of
your business, like weasel on barn door, OF
The sign of the spread eagle; or what will do
best Of all, marry an honest, poor girl, without
a penny and my life for yours, If you don't do
business. Never mind what your relations say
abou. genius, talents, learning, pushing, enter
prise, and such stuff; when they come advising
you for your good, stick up TO them Tor The loan
of sovereign, and if you ever see them on
your side of the street again, skiver me IN well
come; but to do any good, tell you over and
over again, you must be a siicker You may get
fat upon rock, if you never quit your hold
of il.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-28
"Perfect BuIIs.n

Pope, in his translation of Homer in speak.
ing of an eagless and her young, says:
Eight callow infants flld the massy nest,
Herself the ninth"
Also, in his Essay on Criticism:
When first young Marc. In his boundess mind
A work TO outlast immortal Rome design'd."
Dryden says:
"A horrid silence first incades the earr
Thompson also sing:
He saw her charming, but he saw not half
The charms her downcast modesty conceard,"
Virgil also knew how 10 make a bull:
"' Moriamur ct III media arma ruamus,''
Let US die and rush in the middle of the fight"
Bul the prize bull belongs TO Million, who, in
his Paradise lost, sings:
Adam, the goodliest man of men since born
His sons, the fairest Of her daughters, Eve"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-28
A Strong Verdict,

About the commencement Of the presei,s CEN
tury, black fellow, who had lived at the noFth
end of Boston, suddenly disappeared, and it
was thought iha, he had drowned himself
Accordingly dlgent search was made, and at
the end Of two days his body was found in a
dock in Charleston As is usual in such eases
jury was called, and as the story goes. (which
is true for all we know,) they were all men OBJ
color After some deliberaIion. .hey brought
in verdict something as follows =" Dat, GO
ing home one berry dark night, lac fell from de
wharf, and was killed, aud de tide coming in
strong, it foaled him over to Charleston. ahd
he was drOwned dal de wedder being berry
cold, he foSe TO death" The Coroner. VINO
was very waggish, notwithstanding the soIem-
nily of the occasion. said, you may as well
say he died in the wool y
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-09-28

A western man who, for ought we know TO
the contrary, might have been from the De-
virs Fork or the Arkansas. was teading the
upper deck Of steamer, with measured strides.
on which. chained 10 posi-. almost in his path.
was an ugly. ill-natured cur, who, as the man
passed, would show his teeth, and snap al him.
"Siranger," says he, al last. when his patience
was exhausted, 81 should like 10 O~n an inter
est in this here dog. and if didn't shoot n'y
share Of him, d-n my eyes"