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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
Correspondence or, taroi sal, f.,.sp.


foGt Nat, lhGda. Aptl4. i~l5.
/ Is singular Vial N'lanee ID - ihe ps,pt ol III,
\ott tuteitaH ii farda. tn, lnaa ne II l., Ir. oin
vs. swamp, alaa.si niancJl Ia. ii,e " lnc nm Il.
rs dfileeul III eood hina>-Iu sheI neud lnf IL aa
ualcr HE STA With .,,fl t>h la NM place Lr ia,
ltdan, ard The uGcrnnI rifle irmu every inc. How
Tar, Ia" s,ry iar if,n te ifu,l, is his lnsead ii IN
IN ali swamp, nine tntIis al The cfur, Is open pun.
N55- aud although much ID The r,w IN is fu, yfil
u.zt aai inter thai II l. all ppJ land Quite HE con
trty. have much plnc laud that Is equally Ia
rr "a ihc h'si hamnorhs. rs lar The Indians IN on,
wi dl'anN oi them here. Tiny iheif h1hI~
whal 'lmlIar To ~ caltlc-ihe, have particular
ra4' 81 country through which they nam aud OIL
which they venture. The baud " hlrl, Infested
TINS district Ms thai ii the renan ned larek lsteuus
zee. Who. with all hi, tribe, WIS removed l., Aiha,sa,
neaIIl year suee. Prom that lhc 10 the prtstnt no
dcir' ia iuns have been cniinel III tirir old Hnrr-
There are Iva old Chrts, Colas Ntu aud Pat Iladm
hts hfoh' I'm Law. WHO " llh Their Gus have bcen
permitted 10 feiualn-but they haze been friendly fn
years and Ieacca5ly mlnd llcif own busires, i ,hc
ila,htlkana. 1h'A f fnrtly ulonp,d To the hand ol
Cua rorcl. on W I'd Cat, Tut Lc btlt captured the,
pH,d lacck. They were friendly 10 The wl.lics and
ut To Arkansas would all reliability be Killed +,
lhtIr own tribe
tiled, mfe 5, than You Will lind IN very many paris
u The noth and ihc number Of Inhabitants dl IN
creaslng by the nuA VI settlers. That Fon King viii
he an Important place. who has been II, r. can
doubt Jf lilttt iNltuafd ii The
and heshy spcls IN F5rida SURROUNDED with a country
containing IA, large bod, o rich land as any prii,u
81 the Pcunsul, within three mil,s of uayinali,n, .
with all The ruads rom every portion Vi The country cct
lerIng IN II II cannul i 10 be- place Of impu,alirr
he climate and soil II" particularly aGa,tfd 10 The
growth o Sugar General tlnch " rp.r plantation !,
about - miles from here prev n The ar received
uraI A2',WD per anGnm ur the sale o his crop ol su
gar. The hammock lear Tie OchiaH Ia col TIM, az
o.au@e grove nearly SEVEN me, IN icnsth-hty are
sour Oranges aud Md make the ntsi delicious nc
serves, while TOR punsh aud lcnpuld, They are full,
quail 10 the Ienou In one hour ,ilpIrs, con i pIch
'"p three harrIs and were II not late in the sr,,
and tin urang's loo Iirc wohld ,cd s,nc 10 ,uli-
Many settlers oi fortune and responsibility ps
Nes'lh9 ifpu lony 10 My ne9roe>aTe coming lIc
county aad settling IN this vicinity The county court
l9oTdtr,d 70 bc removed from New nabs> Ill aud lind
ihcre slfong Ioclm4 III the county III flym OF forI
King. should Il be removed IN III place it Is Il t,nt
Al onre. am constantly fndng rrh tr;cs of land aud
discovering that tie bach country lar more rule thai
| had Al first Imagined,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
"SrRtHGIIlI, April II, 1873.
From tLc y. York CoW'ier and Euguj,cr.
MARRIAGE E\rRAORDINARN TL,,,

tw Of our readers In this city any OF the principal
towns III the country who have seen the famous
united Brothers, the smncsc twins. They have been
residing for several years pas IN North Carolina, where
HEY purchased plantation. We had not heard Of
thrm Tor long lImr, when received "A letter from
a correspondent i'll North Carolina, informing us that
Hey had entered into state Of doubic bessedness-
Our correspondent says;
On Thursday April 18Th. were married Mt Wilkes
Co., \. C., by Elder Guilty Sparks. of the Baptist
Church, tnANG and Eng the SiamcSc twin brothers
To Misses Sarah and Adelaide, daughters Of Mr. David
Ncatcs Of Wilkes Co. \. G." Whether the happy
9al1qie started on journey 10 pass oil the Honey
moon, remained AT home, WE arc not informed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

'fl lanktpe us,pes. IL NJ Hampshire hls r.crly
I'd is qa,fa, T., lie lat. rlal Ife,, edns, ii tn /
ll,ialuie t1at Slair. In bu,d snqunf 7lls hat
In .famrrs' Bank - II NInher- has wound nP lis Lu
c.Irct,d u.ust uf H. atas H. Nas 81 thu b,t
hanl- It, ihc Ntafr-=lis stert own,d mostly by sub
,laoiial llners and tlc rulie have u,sef ls' cop
pr l., H. Il las been coul ,il,d Ia wnd up ii the !,
tusal ui Tie l.plsaaa" Ia rocharier II wltlaat II
-ncliuns ~ Ii b slocLiodtf Vino bad any iirs T.
la-c would submit u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
SHOW Err OF SILpIIJR

u was from Tennessee that we had accounts last year
ni shower oi blo.d. We NOW have rrprl Ola show
rf 81 sulphur IN the SANE quarter We find the GllloA
M particulars /" the Nash, He | niun
DE SHOWER ScLruus.-1hore was no mistake
hnul Tie lll "l sn pur "f something like II luflnp tho
slurn On W dn' elay last. The Franklin Review and
Mnll'1s1onush Telegraph uollcelh circumstance. and
HE fayetteville journal says the substance supposed l.,
b. sEihr WIS discovered after the ran upon ile ravo
h'nls Streets and on the surface Of the waer IN barrels
and othef places.
MI. " \. Thompson, Of spring Hill Maury com
" IL tai ioa trcnd IA tins city. FURNISHES a >olu
- Winch w. trust may paeliy those WIN arc prone 10
A!llerlsn H. Says.
y singular thu2 has occurred here dudng Ia,l
b'Ih helr WIS hn mistake about il as thure VA, Of
d cef3n shower 81 bood' sIory. A thunder storm
pissed over tbs vIe accompanied I'LL real show ,r
Il Ih4f III very hue particles, plentiful as 10 leave
an edgIhg ii sulphur mall The pools where the walcr
eTaPNa'cd. This Is ISOLATED ca,r. but all the road
rooIs a'olt ll' village have plenty OF IT, have formed
very bIaeh precipitation y ia it upen the back Of my
silver watch. ! have al,aburncd II. and f,rn.ed a prf
cplallon with arelate oil head There is M doubt ot
rs htoa sulphur. account for ii 10y surprising sui
PHteiled hydrogen doeomp sd by electric acllun-tIr
hydrogen Iurung INV combinations and cayinp the
5"Iphnr lreo toconr down upon aslonslcd lca,s-
Perhaps some particularly Wis., person may be- able 10
give a better solution u the fact.
NV. \. THOMPSON.
..Srpr.GuIlI Atril - lSt3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
TIlEWIllGS OF NrW YORK

10 " hlE NJ MIXERS OF the Legislature of tho STAT,
ol M" oRN, hciaro the Domination OF IFS late session
aeIe'd nn an Address 10 the pcoI lie otbc State vhl,h
''S ~ 'n Sip'e l"pNhed Tho address relates chpn,
Ia tho alalfs Of lhc state Government bnt concludes
win f''tftHee 10 NaIuhal politics IN the illonlno
terms
"lihla" ctzons, you should discover in Tho lano,,c
o THIS addr So the subducd toncsot complaint and rcm,n
s'a'' asa1S' wrong rather thsu the anm,ng words of
@ladncss and triumph you will understand ,h9 !, i, die
iaed rather by consciousness Of the immediate rrcn,
Than contemplation nj the pastor tho future t., tho
ionr years IN which the Wig parry and poIl.v ,,,r re-
trniIy Predominant IN New lurh. we point van with
heartfelt PRIDE as pen in winch the GREAT Infrr.sts
oil our State w,res duo,ly chsri,brd and yi'r...r,
promoted, The hbefue, and rights of her pcnplc
mh'sncd b'lh Al hnmcand Abroad and de pro,e ,,nlal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

NtNiC0-Nf Nasuek, enc Of the san Antonio
prisoners ho was horAlri h, Santa Ana and arrived
at Prusarla III The / : ship Nnccnnes has furnished
iAetdf"rs q lhr NJ" Orleans papers with later ne.
counts from The ItNas prisoners.
tuon"ls tIshcr. tto.n, aud others IN all ,iobtc.,
had reached Ptrue, "h,re they wen inchains
ID Booker died Al Thai place an the 3rd Of Arrll
ltom wounds received from agundlschafpcd by A drum
hen Ns\tean soIdrr Al his commanding unie.r
ne hnl's1 Minister bad procured the release Of the
IWe iid'el'. aud apt, u'rbcl1u trend al r,izrcr
aid, viii whom he had iounit IA Spain tir,rrn en-
tendon Aad been expected At ramran where tI,rs wac
lo uuI' laf hs tchase Hul was sent on Ia the city
Ut McN", and VIII them he liberated.
AoeNienrdn1f} courier mIyed III Vera Cruz on the
Nth Nprtl. aud Vas Immediately dispatched iar Cam
Na9' Il Wa supposed. IN consequence If information
..9'ted respecting the movements Of Commodore
Moore.
II $40" settled beyond all doubt that tho prl4anc,s
'ah'u al hl'f, VIII nse upon ther guard At Salado
'ud made Their '''apc. were capl0r,i. Il was II.
ported At amfcn aud generally credited, that the or
der t. d'einaiu thr>e unfortunate men had been carried
nio rlI'', and that 81 the hundred and slNt, five
sixteen had been selected by ballot and shot
Il MS fepor'd III MEXICO that Mr. Elliott the BIN
's "hSni Ia cAaS had written letter In Santa Ana
III winch WAS request ol President Houston that San
"a MA would treat the prisoners we'll. though thea
M" dr'd contrary Ia his H,son, orders in paSitr
ne h'o Gfdhdc' The New Orleans Bulletin saws
II lis news he correct. Is the brutal act Of III,
age and entities Samuel Houston To The appeIlator
par crceaecc Of monster 1t ~ equivalent to volun
'o'tilg I'll" Information 10 the Mexican Government
ihal ms unfortunate e,uutrlmen IN chains woro ban
dltil, and unh oaIocs Of humane and christian treat
meut.'
Navarro, enc Of the Commissioners connected viii
VI, Nah'3 tNl"dhon, was Yet m prison IN the cIt\
Ut NJ N''o, hal IN gaud health aud spiuls.
VA Ia" ldlh "i April an embargo Was laid on all III,
merchant vessels IN the port Of lampco. until trans
puts could he procured IN sufficient numbers Il, fpspor
4 large number 81 troops To ucatan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
SERfDl = AlISTAk E-It ppncors M

SERlol MlSFAkE~-It appears hat scriou,
IN take has been made The Treasury Department at
W ash'ngon, IN connection with Issur OF lra
sary Nolcs. The correspondent of thu New York IN
press wiring from Washington under date Of 26rh
pn. says
IF. l." Smith. the Register of tho Treasury has is
sued nearly io'T h,ndred thousand dollars ,rorA IF
= Treasury Notes beyond The amount authorised by he
"ldc lar u Congress before he discovered hi, error -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
:rorCt9a fntrlIt0eECe.
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM ~ ROPE. AND
TWENTY TWO DAYS LATER FROM Can

The packet sur t.aclaaI Ncw foft, trues Liver
pa laIers t,e Oh Apft. containing accounts ir.m
hina tWsaiy iva DAYS stcf HAN tstore received. We
ARE indebted the New Aurh Sun sud Hcald II
ffn, which. aud the ihadrIpi bazetir, NJ make lie
extracts which hollow.
ia the Iiouso OF inrls. the Ia. Ind llH,ughan
brought forward his nation hi tote 81 thanks 10 iri
A,,hren. In having successfully negotiated lie r.
cent treaty Nth America. liz roaFlla.ated ibo eJd-
I, incidents IN The history OF The boundary disputes
between lhe iva cuuuirl,s. aud pronounced 4 strong
censnfp on General Cas-, Wlnn le described rms
retailnr the III feeling winch pfeyailci III the mind, al
III. lower class,s al the Amrtoaus towards England
and lsiu1erug the s,ilS ri lin nuh. Tor the
rurpsc oil succrejug 10 tie Presidential chair ri The
mon The motion Ms carried without . division.
In The House o Cnfntnons. Stf Robn Peel expressed
his repre that e uld give satisfactory inl1rma
lian will, -srct The m. iuileh rnalian OF cumm'f
cal treaties with o,r Countries. lie Was even doubt
,ul whotlcr npt Nas psc To pusus iao lar lle-ls
TEN III nee iialns lr reciprocal CONCESSIONS, instead o
pursuiu, an nderen6cut cturso
The adyices from Caution To tho @lst January
Tranquility continued H. be- preserved ~ Canton, md
tha DISCONNECTED Spiui which led 10 The not u 1th d.
.cJnb.r seemed likely II 10 cpuely sulduod, by tn
prudent measures 81 Tie municipal anlhuulss. Lie
poo the High Imperial Commissioner. deputed by TN
Emperor tocunduel the oainntrca| Negotiations With
Ri lIenry PuuWgrr, arft,d al aulYu. Oh ihr lNih
.lauuay. Inc lidha ln,rhaul, de,llrJ t hayr m Ia
hrvitw with him, Which hc dcclIurt. II t, ssld In
has demanded lfpto them l) neal Jsar tie Wh7laa
mouHi III iheig debts, Winch "a To thc thlouiv a.ual Hh
dollar.
Iii, GuIc II tie 5thaa,s lie political arcauu's latr
India and thta a,d,tad 10 aas, ar ,pi ot n1tefc
O. a,rt he tu u.s. lhr accounts o. favorable
In China the ~ ..,l3tlou, ul and reduced tamil
likely 10 proceed satisfactorily, hui as Aet the onN
step taken denaud ff Tia lapefa' 4,l Il dalts
and the aIlsnoI ajv,a Ia our lrsnfrbiisi MS that
there vas nogIeai n sPotol d 'haose III the present
COMMERCIAL stasu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

MhREiING Nrft's SIsrER.-A regular moctine
of The Class $ ni New Brunswick o whom the subject
had been relcrrcdhy The General Synod of the Dutch
Church II was decided, by ayes II, hoes !, doubtful
thai the N ord OF Gud duosnoI prohibit hrnarragc of
Il deceased Wlies siscr and the canon of the Dutch
Church assuming the contrary ought to be rcp,aled'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
IMPORTANT fROMhl CArNN.
rom III .NDRED .uEAiC.LNiS h1LLED ~
HIjJIE

'Iahp .rh4=nct Rn.,r,n Can't Blrey arrived At l1,
ra,rl ,c-ler,la, n.oralng tar d,,. lmln lnnf.1eby
Sin, rirr, i,p-l nn,s,r1tu fni, ,,ur, from ur,I,ns
Just Icl H. ilo ,lre rrrfe Of the Il ssr,o ,nf,fn,t NJ,
eclsr, at Gamtraciy of Tho rala nfuleof The
McAran atf, intended for the INVASION oC luraiau
he l.eis Ut tic tis Is a.. have boon ,na,lrd "a, aiI,
them from the ntst rraj ~. sources arr rs ilIl,us:
t,an .cnlus the triltuf Emcfly IN con,nand n The
Yuralan lures had been pl,erd =, the head ii tho
troops gun IN nnlaf aud landed at 'rechar for the
suhJnra trt ol Nucaian lIthac 4. a small william, On
hc NudItfn coast al ucaian our hundred aud All,
mtles lfam Campaely aud duty ~ from MERIDA
Il was pI,surol ihal l.rlnus NJ, % Will aciiAnc
With The country lill he would o>p,rnr, but hlllr
d lieulty nuaIla H. way H. ihe raitrll ,l.lpp,,I n
ras vel known that Gau .iergt nnb = 5a1 ur,fr
e, hast, aalhrred grtnr h,d Il lemlncI l., ol,,, $50
h, advance, Al pt.lpr p lelritIau. Ia VIM ,rn made,
lcnius tu,h rpiH. hue 81 ntr.l lfan reelac towards
Nenla lhcr1ad II seems, Wa a sfl,n,o o,c L. Md
an each SIDE WITH l5w snanp, wound. l.lrr,a. with
bi, orce. ftnalod uaul .hr M,lr,ns hla advanced Ia
small #ytlf,,e#, hiccn n., lam N,r1la. whence h,.
ail,eko ihe ,4et irs un,Ap,rle,lIy IN front and IL
rctr with rNlrrillnatr vI,nr Tho NlrxIr1ps tt 4
sar p, - dI,4Il Il.m,,y, with unusual ,ravfry
a,tucIr -iusil..e m Iar,r nurabcfs Mon dan four
huHrI f. Il All, The ll.d aud the bal,ntc luo. ft,4e IA
Soua ,l4l,h nj such ptlnr bmlaIu,, f., Promised
ptuir,t L. les u tlc aetl,cy, wa. roa,p,l,
iI,,f, .5..,#.-a5II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

Char gain tins ia, --by which the Loco'T' w.
uIIfy nf"i0 last winter reduced abou, enc hat
counties TOD. heard rou Nil it IS expected sh 'a''
cut II doun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
From The .Ntw Orleans Pic1upale.

SwiSntIHG IRtNStCTIoN.-A lady rcsidnp in
HrnYlllo St. whose husband dues lar. business IN the
lrvce. MAS yesterday called on by young man of yen
iecl appearance.
Madam, SAID he, delling his hat IN very gallant
wee, dsIrs You 10 send hm one hundred dollars m n,
Il the tlzenS Bank, which he says yon know Where
10 lind
Bat who are yen, sin said he lady. evidently as
nnlah.d that such message should DO sent by siran
grr
! am Nr. -, the clerk that he cnp,ycd this
muralne.'
ON, bee pardon. ST., said the lady, and away she
uIIl'd ny STAIRS. and brought The money down
lhc Young genl, man how ed sllll mure sNrcily ,han
h"iGe' ami laking Two u bills. he went on his NAY
" he" The husband c,,me home he was a>,nnishcd tn
learn thai his nIie had scut him one hundred dollar,
hIcn he had never received At last he rcrullcctcd
MAI he had tod one Of his friends in the ST. Louis ia
than8r mai he had some money Of The Citizens Bank Al
ms aWellg house, and that Young man anSv Crinu thu
"' SrIlPl"n {" his so' disani clerk was standir by
ne s"lnder was in fact mudern Jeremy DaI,ller
u'" 'me,nTed with base raseaIiy however lie had heard
The merchant speak 10 his friend & tell him ,L, klul #
money he had at his dwelling After the merchant ,l
'' rNehannr Tins nicc young mah' inquired utal his
name VAS and he WAS married; said that from The
lone 81 ms voice he Thought he Vas cousin of ms ana
d's"'d To know where his dwelling MAS On all these
points he WAS OF course Informed went To lady a, The
merchant. GOT the money. and made himself scarce -
l hs Is ah9ut the neatest piece oi swindpc that We
have heard Of lately.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08
NEW GOO IDS! NEW 60 sEs<:
Now opening ut the
.VClC China ana Glass Hare sf0rC.

& RICHARDS Co are now opening m As
>s Sorllnehl OF printed and common Goods Of pev
sFae l"cIns JuSl received by direct importation
from ilvorpoo all OF which will he Sold wll,sic or
retail on Tho most favorable Terms Purchasers are r.
SMc'lnIy solicited To call before supplying themselves
elsewhere and examine stock, winch CONSISTS Iartl,
81 The following Articles
beautiful blue, green and brown Dining Seils
i<Rsann' "hi'e granite do do
painted and granite Tea Ware. rrcat varrel,
knin 5SaR ,e and printed Toilette Ware
f'esar lima Tea Sels
d2 - FANCY do do -, 81 and 81 pieces
~ rsrncl Ie do do Gold Band
y canters. Wines, Jeliics, lumber,
s |Ssssd d. LcmonaJcs, etc.
.SmrI c,s.s ,,.,, II iD'hc' with
.sts LLs> OtNLaDlN1N
s&s.se. s,y,. & xsas ~S3&S
80 e ~, KS J 1ifsg 5fEcH
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-30
p O u Z N I q a d o
KENTUCKY WING CONVENTION.

Convention for the nomination of Wing can.
didaes for Governor and Lieutenant Governor,
and the general promotion of Wing principles in
Kentucky, assembled in Louisville, on the 18th
instant, and remained in session until the nigh, OF
the 18th inst. very large number of delegates
from the several counties of the State was pre-
sent. The Hon. CuIIroN ALLAN presided, assis-
ted by number of distinguished gentlemen as
Vice Presidents.
WIN. OwsLEY, of Boyle County, was unan-
mously nominated as the Wing candidate for Gov
ernor, and ARCHIBALD DIXON, of Henderson coun-
iy,received the unanimous nomination of the Con-
veniion for the Office of Lieutenant Governor
The Hon. Benjamin Hardin and the Hon. ].
L. Underwood were appointed electors 70. the
State at large Of Presiden, aud Vice Presi,en, n
1914.
The following named gentlemen were reported
by the several Cong districts as their e.
lectors of President and Vice President at the
approaching election:
Robert A. Patterson, of Caldwell county, Phil
Up Irplett, of Davicss county; B. Mills Cren-
shaw, OF Barren county; John kinkead of Lin
coin county; VIM. Il. Grgsby, of Nelson CO.
Green Adams, Of Knox county; VIM J. Graves.
of Louisville; Leslie Combs, of Fayetie county;
landau w. Andrews, of Fleming; William W.
Souihgae, of kenton.
The Hon. Thomas Meicalfe and Squire Tur.
ner OF Madison, were appointed delegates for the
State at large TO the iiaona! Convention 10 be
held In Baltimore in May next.
The following is list of the delegates 10 the
National Convention from the several Districts:
LIST Disirict-A. iIarpendng; I'd, Alfred Allen;
Sd, Benz. II. Reeves; 9TH, Bryan Y. OwsIey;
9th. John 10. Thompson; 9th, A. G. Stevenson;
1ih, Thos. =. Wilson; Srh, Richard Pndell 9th,
Chas Egngton; 10th, VIM. *. Wall.
Francis i. Chambers Of Mason. and James r.
Bnckner, o! Christian, were appointed delegates
Tor the State at large to the Young Mems Comven-
ton OF Ratification to be held in Baltimore in May
next.
The following resolution was adopted by the
Convention by reclamation:
Resolved, That this convention, whilst thew
rally round The great principles for which they
are conlcnding, and with which they believe the
prosperity OF our country inseparably connected,
should not forget The great champion of those
principles, and they now express their confident
hope and expectation that Henry Clay will be the
nominee OF the National Convention for the Office
OF President of these United States, and under
his banner, as our leader, we will confidently
march 10 victory and prosperity.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-30
THE FAREW ELL.

UnTemtted and enthuIastic as were the atten<
TONS shown TO Mr.. Adams during his late sojourn
oil i've or six days in the city of Cincinnati, its
S'uZens' when he departed thence last Monday,
still appeared to be rs anxious as ever to evince
the nigh degree Of respect and attachment which
lhey entertained towards him. He was waited
upon at his lodgings by the Astronomical Society.
VINO escorted him TO the steamer on which he was
to embark. On reaching her, the wharves and
decks of vessels in the vicinity, as well as the
WINDOWS OF the adjacent houses, were found to
be literally thrcnged with people, eager to get
last look at their venerable guest and hear from
him parting benedic;ion. And this he gave
them, ny appearing on the guard OF the steame.
and pr"nouncing the following words:
81 have not the power TO speak so as to bo
heard by The multitude now see, and mus,
others what say.
Last Wednesday. the day entered Cincin-
na" was one OF the happIest Of my life; THE,
the day OF my departure from among you, is one
OF the saddest.
Language fails me to express what feel at
The Kindness have received and now that am
about TO part from you, perhaps forever, this con.
tinued manifestation Of that kindness overwhelms
me.
81 can only offer you my best, warmes. thanks,
ana pray Tor you and your posteriiy, do, the
blessing Of God. FAREWELL
The Gazette describes the scene as exceedingly
solemn. There was q deep stiffness while Mr.,
Adams spoke, every seeming to feel as if i.
were good to receive the blessing; and, as tho
steamer moved off from the landing, the voice Of
The multitude gave its parting cheer amids, the re.
vcrbefaiing tones Of the deep-mouihed cannon.
MAJ. lat. NDv 90
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HE ADVANTAGES OF OFFIcE-The edit
or oil The Chicago Democrat, who has just
been elected to Congress-, is beginning to taste
some of the sweets Of oflice-In his last pa
per he says:
"a charming young grass widow came into
our Office one day last week, and repeated to
US long story of matrimonial suGerings, the
chiei OF which was, that the husband she ten
uer'y loved would not stay at home, but kept
wandering about the country and would not
'aSe her with him. She cried most pltiiullv
as she progressed in the history of her daily
wrongs. Finally, she wound up her lamenta-
lions by stating that the court would do moth
ing Tor her, and the Legislature would do
nothing Tor her, aud she had come to present
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-11-30

SINGULAR WILL.-An English mser (John
Pleech) lately died in London, leaving the
following will:
81 give and hequeath 10 my nephew nv
black coat give and bequeath TO my niece
the flannel waslcoat | now wear; Give and
bequcath to each Of my sisters grandchildren
one OF the ear,hen pots on the top of nv
wardrobe; finally, give and bequeath TO nv
sister, as last token Of the affection | have
always felt for her, the brown stone lug at the
head Of my bed.''
The disappointment Of the Iega,ees when
'nis strange will was read, may be easily ina
gned. The deceased was spoken of by all
IN manner no ways flattering TO him; aud his
sister, IN fiji of anger. gave the brown stone
jug Cher legacy kick, which broke it in
pieces when complete stream of guineas
rolled out fit; and the general disappoint-
menl gave way 10 JOY. Each hurried to
examine his or her legacy and The old black
coat, The flannel wastcoat. and the little earth
en- pots, were found equally well f!ed-lhe
ieslaior having only wished to cause them an
agreeable surprise.