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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-30

THE TYLER NESTING, SECOND SERIES, IN THE
SEVENTH WARD, To-MeHT.-This is the first move
nent, second series, TO ascertain by philosophical
and physical experiment, whether II is possible TO
organise Tyler party here-and thus TO hold the
check over the wings and locoocos.
The spring now opens-the weather is pleasant,
and the first seed is sown. All attempts hitherto
made have failed Under the inspiration caught
from John Jones, we make this attempt gratis 1t
will cost the Captain nothing-not even the break
ing of promise-for like poor Major Noab,we have
not given up a Judgesbp worth $4,000, and then
GOT nothing but empty promises In return
As a guide 10 the Tyler men, we give the follow
ing programme of the present principles OF Captain
Tyler. as promulgated by John Jenes They are
Interchangeable till afIer the election.
PRINCIPLES JOHN TYLER.
FIRST. No Bank. The President has vetoed two Bank
bills and saved the country from moneyed despotism,
when all else was lostHe has proven himself to be An.
-bank, for he has walked through the fiery furnace of
party, with two veoes and the Constitution in his hands
SECOND. Revenue Tariff. The President vetoed the
first Tariff b-conhicting with this principle-and sign
ed the second bill on the same principle, we presume
that Messrs Woodbury. Wright Buchanan and Others of
Democratic principles voted for it.
Third. No Distribution. The President vetoed two
bills Of Distribution again standing in between the re-
publican people and their Federal enemies, when all else
was lost.
FOURTH. No Abohtionsm. The President is from the
state OF virginia.
FIFTH No public debt and economical administra-
ton of public affairs In the year 1888 the Federal Gov
ernmeL administered at cost Of thirty eight mil
lonsof doarsin 1912 the Government cost the people
twenty millons-see the various reports from the De-
parments of the for their present almost I'M
psraleed condition of prosperous and frugal adminstra-
ton
SIXTH. Universal white suffrage with universal educa-
ton This is the language and the sentiment OF Thomas
Jefferson
SUNINARY-No Bank-a Revenue Tarif-no Distribu
tion-no Abolonsm-a strict construction of the Con-
nv Public economic cal
administration of Public Aars-and Universal Suffrage,
with Univ ersal Education.
Here is capital ground to work upon. Come forth,
we ''ferce young democratic" in your strength, and
organize corps de to hold the balance of
power. A mighty change is at hand, if things go
right. The Captains mind is unfxed, and some
thing must be done TO fix it-also to decide the next
election
A full report of the meeting to be held In the
Seventh Ward to night, will be found in the Herald
OF tomorrow morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-30

mz- THE ORDEAL OF FIRE WAS CONSIDERED
- fine the terrible of all the tests Of limo
-. NJ and every one who has been severely burned or
cadsd sensations the superatve of tor
,e Oi and cotton, the usual application, rather exas
,han allsvates the suering and in truth there is
remedy that wil effect tho desired object except the
Msrcal Pain Extractor from Comstock's, II Maiden
lane. NJ, a, .-,-,,,. =,
fact that this save WILL in every not merely allay
necessarily mortal from locality heal the sores how
ever extensive and reproduce sound and healthy flesh
In nal Inflammation, whether arising from diseased
CIR accident II will be found iuvaluablc.[N Y Com.
Advertiser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-30

he committed rape upon her person But you shall have
so produce other witnesses who heard her al the
house in Ez abeth street. Mr.. Browne said it had been
told him that he did not understand his case because ne
was going to sustain the character of Sarah Mercer But
he confident her character could not be impeached,
and that any attempt inure her would recoil upon
those who made it. He spent hour with her in that
house, and she finally promised meet aim again and she
did him again. And during all this time her parents
supposed that she at her married sisters On the ON
February told them that their daughter mad
been seen walking with Heberton. They sent round
there to have her come home, but she ran away to
could no where find her Singleton became deeply in
terested in finding his sister On the TIN oil Febrnary
Heberton arrested and taken to the office OF Alder
man Mitchell. On that night through he aid Of Mrs.
Pdar sarah w. restored to her rends That night she
slept with her mother, and that night her mother got
from her the fael secret The next morning Singleton
came bewildered-reason totterej and fell from its throne
and Singleton insane mantotally unconscious
of right wrong. He several times attempted to take
the life of his own sister with pistol But her friends
protected her Oveures OF marriage proposed with
Heperien which he refused, and Singleton became mad
He roamed the streets, imagining that voice was con-
tnually dinging in his ears-"RiH himi kill him kill
him ~
The Court here adjourned for dinner.
RECESS OF THE CoURT.--It is now the recess OF
the Court, and snatch moment to say word or
two of the trial II has now come to point of intense
rested, Mr. Browne has begun his speech, but 20.
concluded it. HIS noteriei is of the richest concsv
able character ove--seducton insanity 's
&c &c,; and another point which oeneue S,rob
TO ALT Heberon committed a rape o" =, SUI liz
Mercer. She herself, understand, Is 10 pe -
first witness introduced, and Mr.. Browne says snu
10 go over the whole ground-sae, No pV1 pyo y,
girl of l6b years II the nan y. " ,,,oh Tor
penlns , - p nop enne,;te have Just despatched
o oY"roys sor an prtist from Philadelphia TO take
der likeness. -, i,o,,ol, aha. ,,olt. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-30

90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PREhA1
rod by the College OF Medicine and Pharmacy, are sna
anteed TO the worst of GonorrnGn oisN OF
any unpleasant discharge from the uretnrn a''
ing the BREATH dsagreeing with the most $40
mach Te purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves TO give medicine gratis, If not cured Prco
81 each. ,,,; 49,, psu.a
By authority of the College of Medicine ana Phsrnacy'
W N"Sss" '"ee''' w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-30

ar5- THE FINEST HEAD OF HAIR PRODUCED
by Wyeth's Cream Ut Lilies. All who have used it &C
knowledge its superiority for the establishment and
growth of the hair II gradually changes the color of
red gray or light hair beautiful dark and is entirely
devoid Of the mi rous effects Of hair dyes. Nothing
surpass this Cream for dressing the hair. It not only
promotes its growth but and prevents its falling
off turning gray; and to those wearing curs either
real or false its qualities will be manifest the first r
als do they get out of curl in damp weather after
dancing
so cents per bottle. Beware OF counerfeits. Mr. j.,
Wyeth has appointed DR. f. Felix Gouraud 81 Walker ST.
sole agent for the United States and other parts Purcha
will therefore apply above, and only there, end
all the various celebrated perfumery prepared by Mr.
Wyeth, will be supplied very liberal Wholesale prices
One door from Broadway in Walker street. is the store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22

BEAUTIFUL DRESS BOOTS AND SHUES.
- Manufactured by .. Wtics & son.
VIZ Tnecrhrr has fu received rend M n rcrfiemcn'a
beautiful dfes Hoofs mi srs manufactured expressly u NY
order BY ne above celebrated Philadelphia which
can recommend being finish Norkusnshfp
Wou respectfully nvs the attention of gentlemen want 20 es
and cN1mne ior thrsvcs door Huh
bard Gardiner Co Main street, nearly opposite Nc WIN Mrchers
Jsweify store. FAWT pt-rcFV
NARPEr BAGs-Tnvenng Bags al sac. .iapes and q,sii
- ties a. ven low prices. % suit The urnes al
SAMUEL rt-rNEYE
msr one t'or shove Hutbsri Gariuer A On nam -,
GtorroN SEINE THREAD. Tor sale By
- m D r,c,rr
II ADtES' CfsEAP SsIPPERS--Wc have ON han. /,
- he nt Of veU cheap spPcs sly from 50 cents io 81 90
" Plu' tot bargains cau on JUDAH MYERS a CO.
~ fsslionahe Root and sire neaisrs.
FOR THE LADIES.
Finc Dress slippers. TIES and walking Sfecs.
SAAUEi fOrNEN wouid rcspecrnny q
- LADIES % ca and nIes sprers Tee
and Waking Shoes which Of superior oua hshon,
and ust reccived-or ale very beautiful of
81 ppsrs white AMI biaek SAMUEL PtrNEY.
nh ons door above Hubbard Gardner Co, Main ..
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RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

Tssss or srr.ekSrosro CITY Subscribers. $500 per year
and for shorter period when by mail siopayable.
an ensc-, In advance. . "fuf'i lr.I N
Apvrrr-soFor square Of hccn lines c--)
ton 10 cents two n-r'onss 81 is three insertions 81 So and
every succeeding insertion n
Transcn, advertisers pay advance
The number OF Insertions Of Advertisements be
Ms they win be inserted until ordered be stopped
ed accordingly. or oriers stop alo he writing
Annual Advertisers charged $50 squares ana in that
proportion Zoe advertisements Of aud ESQ
Aueoneeu- and Lottery aers charged
500, parer ineuied) .."I
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22
REMOVER

Il bhANNAN & Cu's oh Dominion Clothing s,or, ,o,,. 80
pose SIDE Of the street and facing the Frsnkn
I.y oh stand South side Of Main ID House from Covo
- " euiotaee ms opportunity and method az maxim,
noNh % the eiIzens Of Richmond vicinity anB r. So, a.
We constantly keep on hand Clothing OF all kind ami
r,s, ana approaching which we win IN :,
49, ps ior eash We respectfully invite al to eau ard 10,
- our s,oeN wheiher they goods or mot An -
he money refunded SarAn goods warranted s0a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22
DISSOLUTION.

tHtE existing the style OF Grstsr
- a Peake dissolved By mutual
tStl Geo W Cre,teT authorised
that eonecrn. GEO w. GREI-fRR
GEO. r. PEAKR.
Tire S~efcr e9Bns- il- business the -aEd g dors
b-' tis Bel AMI sdc.s az the patronage
ally bestowed the lie
h- country friends produce
taken) without charge selling.
Refers 10 HaAan Brotc- Co Capt Ben Sheppard Dunlop
Moneure Co Williams fiassn. Baison Peasants J.
James 4 Co Tbos X. Price, John e. Hob-oh-
mar GEO W. GRErTER
SUGAR AND Mof.AssEs-io hbis " Orleans sugar-5O
~ bib do superior Molaes received and for sale
W. ANDERSON. IT,
opp.,Sie Columbian Hotel
II AGuiRA AND RIO coFFEE.-sO bags LaSuira-5O DO
IL Dark Rio Coffee, jus, received and sals.
NH ] W. ANDERSON. IT,
I'AMLY ROE HERRINGs-so half barrels tbo-e Family
u Roe Hsrrings only remaining. for ale.
fe q yfSyrOS
lava COFFEE, &c:-
~ Superior Old Java Coffee
do Laguyra do
w vs.s 4 wool.ey'' double refined Loaf Sugar
rhladepha single do do
Brown Sugar OF VARIOUS srades and prices
Superior Gunp0wder and Poucbong Tsas-for sale by
NH r. BURTON.
81 HHDS. Porto Rico Sugar, of superior quail
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22
DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

NoULES Shot assorted
Il Blsached Winter OH
Oid white and Java Coffee
Hulls 4 sons Candles
Sole Leather New York inspection
Whiskcy, hbds
Nails. assorted
Lieofise. prime quality
Back Tuss
Gunp1wtcr 90.
sicily Madeira Wine
Alum, Copperas Tor sale By
mr. DAy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22
GARDEN SEED,
WARRANTED FRESH AND GENUINE.
FOR SALE BY
BORT ID nIrN

sALE
ROB'T X. DUVAL,
Bank SQUARE Richmond, Virgiaia
A SPARAGUS-Gsnt Duich
N BEANS-I-arge and small Lima. snaps n
BEEI-Long Bosi Early BLOOD Tunip French White suvar
Msngci Wurtzel
BROCOLi-Etrly CAPE. Large Purple
CAbBAG-Liry YORK Las1e York Early DrImhcad or Batter
SEA tafy SugarloaG Large Drumhcad. Cromwcrs Do Red
Dutch OF Picking. Green Cured savoy Pcnton. Leh &c
CARROT-I.ong Oranrc
CAULiFLoWER-Eary and Late
CELERY-Wmte Solid
CJCUMBER-Eafy Frame. Long Green
EGG PLANT
kALE-Scoich, Sea Kasc
LETruCE-Maiia, lee. Brown Dutch. Cabbage Pans Cros,
NELON-NutmCg. Cfron. &c
-MELON-Fincr kinds
NAsTURrtJM
oNfON-Eariy Silver Skinned Large Red
PARsLEY--Curied
PARsNIP-Tnrre swelling
PEAs-Eary Monumental Early Cromwell Earl Chatos Esry
Fame, DNan Bluc Prussian. Dwsd Mauowht
RADisll-Long Scarlet Turnp
RuUUARB-Red Tor Tarts
sNstFY-or Vegetable Oyster
SPINACH
soUAsH-Fary Bush
TOMNTO--Larrc Red
TURNiP-Eary Pat Dieh Red TOP. Large Noro Ruta Baga
Also,
general assortfnsni Of Flower seed
BUInOUs ROOTS
DOUBLE DAUtIAs
ONION SITS. &C. A.. nf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22
r.. N. HUDSON.

I'D. ...l.....I .fI DE MIST,
Onee Main Street. Ssaare ADORE the Banks,
Performs all olfaons beauty pfcser,a
ton, and best Kind Of ineornpbc s,nsly OF An
full sets on tie soyed plans Refer the Revd
Revd DR. Empe Hubbard Gardner Co. Hon Bahiutn
Dr. Chanbersyne, Dr. r. @ caben George Watson D.
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cnscs arising from an impure state of the
Hood ar habit OF the system, viz:
serofila Kings Evil Rheumatism. Obstinate Erup-
tons Pimpie- Po~ncs thu Face Botehez Bes Chronic
fore Eyes Ring Worm letter Scah Head Enlargement
pain Of the Bones and Joints Stubborn Uleer Syphe symp
toms sciatea LumbaKo and diseases arising from inudi-
eou Of Mercury Aseites Dropy upadsnee
in life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders
by this PREPARATION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R Il LYELL.

uh NUN "
HAVE Just received fresh supply of Garden
n 4 Seeds from Noh-also different kinds Garden
Seeds this State, all OF which they
and genuine.
ARTICHOKE-Green Globe
AsPARAGUs-Ganf or Dutch.
Mohawk Extra Early sT Weeks Fairy yellow Week., Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf Red Speekled French Royal Dwarf White
Kidney.
PoLE BEASs-Iortieuural Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners, White Dutch Runners.
BEET-ay BLOOD Turnp Early Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood. Mangel Wurtzsn
BROCCOII-I4arRe Purple Cape.
.CABBAGE-Bauersea, Cromwell, Drumhead.
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf Early
Bunswiek Green cued Savoy Large York Sugar Loaf
Ped Fieking.
~ cAKRof-Lonr oranee
CAULIFLoWEft--Esriy and Dutch.
CoRN-smih. Extra Early.
cpcUNBER-Eary Frame, Early Green Cluster Long Green
Turkey.
EGG PLANT-Purple.
ENDINE-Green Curled
kALE-Green Curled Scotch.
LETTucEBro~n Dutch Early Early shesA Green
Co.'S Ice, Large White Loaf
hELLoN-Carolina Water Green Cion Large Yellow
Nutmeg
NASTURTIUM.
OkRA-Long and Short.
oNIoN-Silyer Skin yellow Skin
PARsLEN-Curlcd and Single.
PARsNlP-ETra Large. Large Dutch.
PEAS-Buo Imperial Dwarf Marrofat Dwarf Green Marrow.
fat Early Frame, Early Bishops Dwarf Extra Early Sinclair or
Washington, Early Warwick. Mauowfat.
RADlS-Eack spanish Tunip Long Scarlet Whit. Tur-
nip yellow Turnip
SATISFY VEGETABLE OYSTER
sflNAGE-Pnckly FAN Round Ieaved or Summer
souAsH-Enry White Bush Early Yellow Bush Crook
neck Yellow Striped
TOMATO-I.arce Red
TURNIP-EaGy White Early Yellow Dutch Fay CarIrn
Stone Early White Stone Red Top Baga White Fiat Winter
ALso-Canary seed and an assortment Of Flower Seed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-22
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF sIAHTFORD, CONN.
Agency ns Richmond, yIrxInln.

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BEAnTF0KD, CONN.
Agency nt Eeichinond, virginia..
INHlS Company was incorporated in the wear
isIs with perpeiua charter ana Capital q 5000 600
and nsnr.s damage by dwelling boseI
manufacturing establishments hopsehh frn,a srd nsste
d'ze IN general on tle Hnosi favorable ienn-.
Any loses which Company may -nes taken M
this agency viii be adjusted prOmpttudc nbraIfy
Applications for policies NAV be
uae 10 the subscriber WIN has been fully appointed Agent the
my OF Richmond and vicinity
u. BALDWIN. Agent.
no 20 uni-f The Exchange Hotel
NJ enc STOUT PEGGED BOOTS "A "a 55e-We have n
4VI Few Mems heavy Pegsed which We VIII su Al
thu above very how Pnee-,hey vcty cheap.
JUDAH MYERS q CO
de- Boot shoe and Trunk Dealers.
THE MANSION HOUSE FOR RENT
IN The upper part of the middle tenement of
LIZ the Manson House Immediately now In
the occupancy Of Mr. WIN Hoe for last irt.en
boarding house and fo n.
central pleasant having and yorab
known the public many over
many establishments Of the kind the city Any person wishing 10
succeed the in the bushes diciou-
management make profitable busine- The adjoining
side
wish TO extensively the For apply To
JUDAH MYERS CO. OF
h7 d. BURLINGTON a CO
60 STORE FOR RENT.-The Store and
LII Cellar Main door to AeI DuvaI 4
OF tn. best stores in the city and Possession
nediaiey Apply To W. MEREDITH
Eff FOR RENT.-rhat retired and pleasant
keouniry called WARSAW calculated for the com
iotah1 accommodation Of family. houses
offrui To good tenant rem, viii b. m,ie low Apny 10
hO wM. ANDERSON. IT.
ENoR RET-yea rooms over the store OF the subsrber
Suitable for odsng
de 10 WIN BOOTH.
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BOLTON & HARRISON

BULTUN x HARRISON,
Druggists & APOthccarics, corner OF Main and
Gorernor Streets t6cioS0 the Eagle RuiHs)
EE Subscribers having opened New store respectfully
Offer TO county merchants an extensive assor;-
they Will sell on the owcst
Ep.om salts Flour sulphur campbot Narne.r SEEMS,
Mama Castor on IN bories soda for washing.
Potash AMI Psarash, salaratus
ss, re'Ie Jamaica Ginger, sed,l and Yeast Powder.
White Lead Linseed OIL Spirits Turpentnc Copal vanish
Japan vanish Venetian Red SPANISH Brown Ground yediers
Blue aniG Green veriher Paris White. Dutch Pink
Red Lead Blue, Red and Yellow Paint winsov Gl,s.
yellow ochrc. Rose Pink ndian Red Inns raj Green
for wars) 20 NV "'''"
solph Gune Morphine & vytba fou supply Of ,egnr. chew
ng and smoking tobacco snuff snnrboIes sc. mh7
CIGARS
IN 0AA HAVANA CIGARS La Norma" brand in -
AW,OOO boxes just reeoived-Aiso, HAVANA and
Principe Cigars ofaPproyed bra'-is, for sale by
BCLECTIC MUSEUM OF FOREtGN LrERATURE-Pebruary
- No received for 'ueseribcr.pub.hc by Arnnc L.e.
mn SMITH, DRINKER MORRIS.
WINDOw CLASS.--5O boxes asserted Tor sale bv
mn $ E. DOVE.
10 0AA LBS. Bacon Sides, Just receiv-
WADE W wooLDRiDGE
nm > doors bsow The Bell
MORE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
MARCH "a 1913.
II H. JENKINS receiving his spn. supplies. ana con
tnus opening go'i' almost day throughout ap
proa hing 70 merchants families others he now n
vtes their attention to che following
1000 pieces Caeoo a prices from ets 70 G. g. TO- i2l cents
and finer
Brown and beachod Shcerz r. cts snd finer
700 bales Nos lri Cotton O4nah1rrs
500 pieces yellow Naukcgu
eascs blue tvinsd Naus,-ns
100 pieces Apron Checks no qualities
100 pieces Irish Linens OIL prices from 25 el a. d d. Cd
aud finer
fsrasol sun shades and Umbrellas
hAeF and white Cotton Hosiery ~ i7l e 2O Is Ca % a.
and q
Bargains In white ami black uh Hose
to' Ca~~mercs AMI Vesngs cheap. nsny veu cheap
suction goods 10 winch ne attention Of citizens
invtod r. ~ JENKINS,
NH STAPLE and Fancy Dry Good, ami Linen store
SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS. AND STA.
TIONARY.
foiNTEN MERCHANTS. pgfch. sing Books and Stationary,
- viii find At establishment selected
sock ~ Paper Bonnet Boards Ina N every ous Steel
Pens and ngss se-t rti
eulsry Cor The county tade, and
mis- Is,s sr1,n = P,,.,.,
Bo'sbnins OH q vaneas executed shortest notice
and n the be Merchants Clerks Cous and nanks
can have Books made and rsd 70 given pattern nodcrs
prices s. d. a NJ
MANESCA'S oHAL sYsrEui-.,n orai sy.teu Of
ossona The French through The medium Enesr BY Joan
Manescafouuh siton revised received and for sale BIZ
mhg SMITH pRlNKER NORRIS
HUNTS WEHCHANTS' 1IAGAzINE:--Tbe March
II No received ~ subscrilcfsby
mh9 SMITH. DINNER A NORRts
WCIVE va XOsw FtsTr'-Ilaniy ANDY by Lover
~ handsomely illustrated fIrtor supply rrccived bv
nh SMITH DsINKER a NORRIS
Raron (ShouIdcrs) and Cheese
IN CASKS first quality (Salt Pctcred) Shout.
" deio eass Cheese pei Pocaboui.- for ale
NH J. a G. WINSTON
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ma, for they were placed behind a screen
in one of the entrance passages, to lei
the orchestra be filled with spectators
and were not aware of what had happen.
! ed.
| The horse, moreover, riderless, and
frantic with fear and excitement, flew
round and round, tossing its hair in the
air, and lllnging aloit the dust from its
heels. Several of the company and SER
wants rushing in from without, made at.
tempts to catch it, in which | also joined
But they were in vain; for the affi lighted
creature, darting from its course, dashed
across the circle, and springing wildly o.
yer the barrier that enclosed it, was the
next instant kicking and plunging, srtug-
Cling and snoring, among the densely
crowded audience in the space called the
gallery, who, mad with terror, and scream
ing to heaven for aid, rushed backwards
with fierce struggling from around it, as if
a very demon in a palpable shape had
come among them.
Oh, the terrors Of tina: dreadful night
terrors to which the dazzling glare o!
light, the gorgeously decorated scene, and
the thrilling music, lent a strange sublim-
ily approaching to the supernatural!
As sprang after the animal with a
coil of rope which had hastily seized
somewhere about the place, and which !
intended to throw over it, so as to obtain,
by entangling its head or limbs, some
purchase whereby to restrain its plunging
and drag it backward into the ring, got
caught in the vortex of the terror stricken
crowd, and after few struggles, found
myself crushed to the ground between the
seats, and the next moment trampled over
by hundred feet. Alter some hard but
useless attempts to rise, ! became insen-
sible, and what happened thereafter
only heard by report many days after
wards.
recovered consciousness in the wards
of the surgical hospital, of the place where
lay-my frame a mass of bruises. 1t
was more than month before was dis
missed, cured; and by that time the circus
had been removed, no trace of it remain
ing, save the hollow space where the saw
dust, mingled with the sand, indicated
the sight of the arena.
Clara, learned, was a manIac-the in
mate of public asylum. Here she sull
remains; at least she did when | was last
at the place; but she is now quiet, cheer
full and docile; indeed, so far recovered, as
to have kind of authority entrusted to
her over other female patients.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-09-16
THE F.yR.EXER.
.NULTECOEE RYE.

This is the name given to plant, native Of
Poland, which has been introduced into cutiva-
ton with great success in the south of France,
and of which the following account is given in
the London Farm NIagaznc:-"It grows on
common soil 'sulted to the old fashioned rye, but
its habits are totally different. By the reports Of
above thirty respectable agrculturists near
L'Orien, who have cultivated it for the last two
years, il does best when sown the lst of June
Its growth is most rapid. The two crops of il
are before July cut for hay, and by the 18th of
August, grain crop is rcapcd The straw is
from to 10 feet high, and the car from 10 to is
inches long. An account of this rye may be
found in the Transaction published by the
French Minister Of Agriculture, &C." Void
not this variety Of spring rye be worthy of trial
in those parts ofour country where other grasses
are difficult of growth, on soils rather sandy and
light, but which if in good condition, arc the
best for this grain The growth, if correctly sta
ted, is truly surprising.