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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
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r Rules holden in the clerks Office Of the circuit
a pcor court Of law and chsncery for the oil Lynch
burg, tho fifth day oil March, 1913.
Daniel T.. Bailey Plaintiff
against
Alexander s. Henry, and George T. Henry. Patrick
Henry, SAL, w Henry, Fanna J. Henry, Marion +. e.
Henry, John Robert Henry, William L. &. Henry Maria A.
Henry, children of said Alexander X Henry, the last sN OF
whom niunts by Robert J. Davis, lrir guardian ad Ii
Joseph r. Bailey aud Archer nmsck, late merchants
and partners, trading under the finn Of Bailey & Wonack
and William Biicv DLf ndlnts.
The Defendant am Bailey not wing entered his APP
and given security according to the Act OF Assem-
bly, aud the Rules Of TINS court and appearing BY satsfa
tory evidence, that he is inhabiiant this country
Il IL ordered that the said Defendant do appear here the
dust day oi the next term and the bill Of the
Plaintiff and that cop, Of this order b forthwith inserted
newspaper printed IN the ownof iynchhug, fptwo
months successfully, and posted the front door the
eourt-hod.e, in the said town.
\ Copv-Tettc.
D. ROBES. ELK.
March WIN
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NEW ExrARLrSaauF<'r.

FHS,it SUBSCRIBERS respectfully annance hat tley have
4 associated themselves together under III. firm o
TYREE &DltGi'iD for the purpose of conducting
GROCERY BUSINESS, in the Rock House. ur
Main street, nearly opposite the franklin Hotel. Their
stock viii al all tunes cnnprise we'll selected assert
meni Of GROCERIES. which they offer at the lowest
prices for cash, OF barter.
They would mos, respectfully solicit call from those
wishing any thing III the Grocery linz, as vt are deter
mined to sell gobd bargains.
they also prepared TO fill any orders ar CAST
!NGS. aud have now in store a fine i- uf PLOCGllS,
made Il, the Factory Of Messrs jesse T. Dngud & Co
A. D. TYRE.
JESSE T. DlUGUID.
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VIRGINIA. TO wit:
j rules held i'll the Clerks office Of the Ccu Superior
"A Court Of Ian and Chancerv, Tor The rDunty VI ltts,l
vanis, on Monday the 9th day oi February. 1913:
Edmund Johns, Plaintiff
against
lIobson Johns in his right and Of " lillian
p. Johns, decd John loss, Morton Tamnl and Msry his
wife, Mica,ah Clark and Susan his wife lillian G.. CLARK
and Martha his wife, iam Cooke and Elizabeth his wiie,
and Edmund iead,n Richard iIsaden John ChlJre.s and
Elizabeth his wife and Robert SIMS and Susan his vile
heirs Of Haney leaden, decd, formerly Nancy Johns,
Defendants,
Is CnAHcERY.
The defendants, Nicajah Clark and wife, Edmund Head
en- and Richard iaden having entered their Appearance
and given security according the act nf Assembly anu
The Rules OF this Court and appearing BY satisfactory ~
ldcnte that they not Inhabitants of this Stnc, or
dcrcd that the said descendants do appear here the nr
Monday in MAY next, and the hill of the plaintiff
and that copy of this order be i.rhw it'll published the
lynchburg Nirginan for months succe..ivey and "
atr copy be posted the front The courthouse
this county And new subpoena awarded asain't the DE-
fndlnt John Chidress and Eliza hi. WIFE, be dire tied 10
the Sherit ot Campbell county, rcurnable to April r''s
next and the cause is continued till March rules neit TOT
the answers Il the other defendants.
Copy-T.str, 80
". II. TUNsTALL.eh
Feb, % VIM
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW WORK.

YCCATAN.-srEPIlENS NEW WORK
The cursuty examination nhieh have been lnsb'od
'ogisc ~ this work, baking Though The two 'OIuinr'
sud viewing the remarkable eugrsyiugs with which
they hllcd ali the thai matter II graf
interest cuntanrd IN IT, MI SrErnEss and his cln-
pAnlon, Mr. CArurrr GOD. visited the runs 81 forty
four cities most Il them but siort distance
part and all Of Them with but lew exceptions, lost. bo
ned unknown, and never before VISITED lay sirangsr
Not The hast ten.ka able circumstances connected with
tlr dsc Is H., iAcl tlsi htse clins, ,Drr cru"
died with Inhabitants. stood near tugeihrt 'lnyol.
unfairly VIZ tnrn tot niaineui. says Mr.. SrLriENs.
Ito The ltghul srnts ot whlch tins nov drsola' reg
on musi have been The theatre. tr scenes u blood. ago
ny and "oo which preceded iie desolslan or abandon
mcnt Of these cilrsh lii. rrader will no doubt agfec
With the syeer that the hole hisify uidscoyeres
there Is nothing to he ruapare1 with those here presen
! ted. They give an tuuuv new aspect Ia the great
Continent On Which Ne I've, and bfng up with innrr
fFee than ever The great question, Who @ero the bu'l
ders Of ihrse American rIlcs}
| MI SrErrrN. himself Il 81 ihc opniar rs cypress
ed II his orrer w,f ~ Ccnlsi America. that they
hoi the works III people who have passed away and
whnto history 10 lost. n Il the race who lnhahed
tho country At the TIM ii tho Spanish conquest, 81 NJ
some not very ds,au preenlers H. hollcyes thai IN
general h"y were occupied by the lnjans at the tlne o
ihe Spanish nsaslan.
The ais nee OF all tradition among the Indians the
present day dwelling IN the country as 10 The history If
- runs. IS an objection Ia the authors superstition.
which he considers and argues against We shall moi
dwell upon TN subject. venture hastily 10 disnSi
the cunclislis ui So arrufar observer Who speaks
irum personal inspect but Il must he regarded
remarkable circumstance that the present generation Of
Indians 81 tllr tsce thtso who uhabtltd the
country at the tme ute conquest. should be- utterly de-
VOID al any itldtotaH kupN l,d1e, even lhe must
vague cinc'rnng the history u thsr ruined ciiirs and
o the people VIII nncc dwell in them. The shock OF
ihe conquest doulilsss tsffblc-but tho race
WIS not eIlctmina ed liz ideny is still preserved.
Tue descendants 4 the people who CoRTrz and
his SpanlarIs art living II the Country which he IN
ynded.
The accounts Of l5o conntt, given by thc contempt
nary hls"rlans ii the c,lnqoes are quoted by STErnEss
and They seem 10 sustain ina ihnury. HERRERA smak
ing al ncator. SAYS" There wrrr A. many and such
stately sene building, inri va. amazing" and he de-
claFes that The Pr,vinrp onhrd hr Town Mod
efn hsonans. finding remains 10 attest The ruth Of
:" thes" d'srrI ons have heretofore dscrrdiled them
and supposed thai they pr,rred from the glowing inag-
inalnns :" romantic writers whn tnok their statements
irln hrarsay. lhe SUBJECT lis o great interest 10
Tho curious InGanf.
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having hrl b.i,Ie them. Twa OF tire Of DoyeIs
Generals had be~n Killed. with great many OF their
men. The insurg.nl army ihrn on lis march tr
Per au Prince. Al lriit1- brought by sesseis 1t iht
CITY OF 81. D,m,ngu. atns the aias. facts, had bret
taken prsrsson by the eiiceis ui Government. tr the
purpose Of keeping The from The people 81 that
rars. A drseI had arrived AT the city from AuA
Cages with ih. wives III the ilcers killed on bard -
Gfcs numbers p' til, iniahlisnls ri Jaemtl and Aux
Csyes. favorable to government, wee arriving At The
Cny vi ST. Donlin.s dairy
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I rl held in The CLERKS off,. OF th- cr.nit sne.,o
"A iaw aud canr"N holden aud f., the county
oit' lmi.hHl, tho 9th day oi February, 1913:
Jo'' Ph tppeiaon ana Susan hi' VIII, Plan.iK.
against
Fr mis Cal!awnv OF J"s-ph a~ny, dsrra,A.
and his isnt, Frames Aiour, Name, Gil hri.,
Poll, Epp, rson honas Fizs"ris Polly hi. viii,
u nry Hudson. William Hudson Thomas Iiu.rn orc
lInds.c it"nr Bisss aud luc, his wife and - J"iee
ana Nm hs ni'c, Defendants
~ CUNncERY.
The def unn Taolns Hudson, h,vin- entered his A.
poatnuc and security according Of Asssm
bis and the ,nles If this court nni appcarn: Nv sate-
tor, cyi,cncr that l- is inhp,taui
wealth., il j. ord red that suii d't,nant n appear here
the hr-t dy Of III" April at and
the bill nj In plaintiff md tn'a this order he forth
with inserted lIiucd ihr lawn ~
ltnchinr. Tor months -si.,. aud posted Al tn
uor u the courthouse of this couu,, court
day. ALUp,,-frsir
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER. rN.
Feb IL w2m
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r, Mf. 1oh' I. kvvs, o.e Of the proprpt,rs az the
ilnns IN the Post Office Department nv which Is,,
I'M secured me printing Of 'hsnks" stating THAT IN,
2ows's Tor the hanks We're published in the Maids mi
'faarcs, parenthcaily, perhaps should say print
ss count whether printing 10 that paper amount.
L 80 .csti5ni FNf
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Cnndor.-The Canton D,mocrat mentions the case Of
honest Thurman WIN. having iarrird rather long at
the "~hl-key.o wandered into grave yard and. being
little disposed Ia nnraze the VANITY of earthly
things commenced reading the eplia phs the tomls
The following attracted hls attention: II am not dead
dead. hui slcepclh."
well. 's'd Paddy soliloqnisng. "uhen die, by
tho powers III own H."
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.v'OYECE.

SHALL apply to the Judge Of this circuit. for m
injunction u restrain the trustees from selling under
The foregoing nncn because of defect IN the title to
riun OF the property including til" Saw Mil, sold me
the payment fthe purchase mon,y. the said
deed was executed. When the title is cleared up will
be ready to pay the balance due.
A. PLCNkFTT.
March % t25My
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March %

VIRGINIA, To wi;A rules held in the CLERKS Office oi
the Circuit Superior Court of Law aud Chancery for
the County OF Nelson, in the month 81 March, lsi3:
Elisha Peters, PaiIf,
against
Wilson Peters Nathan .otus and II lph w .otus ta-
iers and partners under tie style of Itus 4 Pcteis
IL CH,SCERY.
The Defendant Ralph W. Iols. not hayin. cntced III,
appearance AID given sccurit, according the rs
srmbv and the Rules o this Court, and appearing BY
>acinrv evidence that he is inhabant of this
onwe Ith: on Of the Plaintiff by counsel it
ierd the said Defendant do APPEAR hc:-, be
held IN the aid Clerks Office the first Munla June
and answer the Plaintiffs bill aud that copy this order
forthwith inserted in ''the ynchhurG Nuginan"
paper published in the OF lynchbutg for months
and another copy thereof pmed at thu front
doom tn. courthouse Of this county, Court day.
Copy-Teste,
RIO. c. CUTLER. OK
arch % WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

"IIavr you any rnders1" WAS the question asked Of
hardware merchant. 10y plump lookln. itiIe
y rs nadam- plenty. What kind do yon wish ion
or brass - 'Well. don't know. My hu,Dando
steamboat captain and we burns toa 'rood at hume. !
gurs4 he would like a snag fender Sc haven't got
any ;" said the clerk IN hull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

SorsE IN WiscoSslS-Thr Chicago Democrat
salts that when Governor Days message read IN
the Legislature. Cu Crucker n drnucral rose aud pro
nuuneed the irsl senlrnce ri the Message liz And
MAJOR WlIa1n. wing. followed him aud pronounced
all he. aud expressed his as"nl,lment that Col.
{. could wonder al iAIsehoud in any Thing cnananp
from Gov. Doly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

EsreR,ro, from Ernorr-Wo see 1t stated that
upwards ui 10000 emprans from Europe may be
expected to land up,n shores during the ensuing
srrin aud iummer nst wear, irum tho statistical
iurns u lie rustan huusrs. asceu'ihed thai abou,
100000 pers,,s arsrd here rotn the old world, aud
arr fully pufsuaded thai at least 10000 will ar
I'VE during th- cunning year from England, Ireland
France. and Cernanr. At the lowest estimate, these
prfsins will bring with them five millions OF dollars. IN
property and money, the greater part IN money. One
thifd n this immense iido Of emigration will probably
hete another third will rpl 10 The far West and
the remainder viii srule in New Orleans and other
southern ports. .Ne,r Fork Herald.
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.Sirssi Potato Co1ce-Sonc tme ago. in a
Memphis paper. a rrconiie naiiun of sweet potatoes
A. subsIiluiu inr collie. The freak TOOK day
t~o sincc 10 uake rial of il, by way ofexperimcnt.
Yesterday mornlh. nedfank III the proceeds al break
fast, and hope ~ dn ~ ihis morning. medium sizid
s"eei poalo pu.d, and Then. while the IA" state
sliced. These slices thrn cut across wise, thu
hen The operation the pieces square and
precisely VI the magnitude VI ordinary dice. Iitse
were tlan toasted .osy fire, one does coffee
The musufc Of The potato gradually eyaporatcd. and IN
about The time that coffee would b~ prepared for the mill,
tho potato Substitute ready for the same process
The sflH1lng was rarfe, IN easily AID perfectly and
the gfans cano ou pretty from The mill. The beyer
aye WY made yesterday by the French method Of "Trip
ping. and NC have seldom drank a cup with greater
pleasure Tins pp'ao coffee is strong nd dark ap
prar1hre as any other aud only differs IN TASTE from
llaRauna' by pfa slight resemblance Ia cocoa
II tales very inIlc su-ar, and is substantial chaap
and IN doubt healthy drink. Nhp else tries ~
Tia better coffee than ne dtank IN North or
South Canlina, Georgia Alabama. al any breakfast
ing house route and would particularly recon-
lnrnd II 10 the lsndlady The southern bark Of the
Roanoke. We hope IN planters Try II, and donb,
that many who hive lar from lnc'Invenlrn to market,
viii do well 10 introduce II. Poor people in this city
can make coffee ior week. with pcnyune's worth Of
sweet potatoes. crescent CITY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

coon srorY--'i'he Ickshufs Sentinel tells ihr
tlnwlng g"od story, frsIfstup I'D servant, hrloe
ing 10 pf Emanuel, u that place. The Sentinel
states that
Il. Gurnrc Il The fdcllt, with which Il chnrd
had SERVED his nastrr succ he had been his pf1pfrty
and condd NJ hs intelligence and integrity the Drclor
ndnrcd Inn III the grallhcutun # wish that he ha.
long tell and "ilcn expressed, namely: desire Ia return
an yls Ia Virginia, iium whrucc hr ranr 10 see his
mother and other relatives aud hs old master aud fam
ny residing IN iynchaur,. Accordingly he sarrd OH
on the 2ih day al January we'll equipped aud supplied
ior his Iuwnrys lie had fine ,alhrr travelling mink
which rust sixteen do lars III 3allnnn. pretty well iii
ed with clothing aud good ,nuneh nr any gentleman To-
weir and present. "a hrs mothtr. slSlrt, Sc ON the
nuisllr o' he. strapped hs great coat. umbrella
aud cane tie had ais hil b,Y with hs b.st beaver
wearing on his bead grnfr, fur cap b,ug more coivr
"'ui ir travelling. lie WIS supplied with pass aud
y Ietr Ia his old nasrr IN .ynchbuIg giving the Doc
t"T reasons inr allowing Richard 10 make his Visit in his
purse he carried upwards uoue hundred dollars IN gold
besides good deal Of silver coin iur ready us- Or hs
arrival al lynchburg. ilsoli Muster urnrc at his IN
stance, niurmng tn. Doctor oiit. He remained there
iiye nccks, and not merng any DIV travelling 10 the
N"uh; he commenced and continued the whole uurnry
aI'ne travelling by land Ia Gniandotte. aud on steam.
h"sis from that place to Nichsburg lie remained
t"olrnger waillng ior bpat, bat the atontluns he
cams ~ Troublesome and Annoying 10 Inn th,i he dc
hrmnsd Il" leave IN the mail boat hI Louisville and
waii there fr the b,ai which he Did. lrsays that the
Aoliohls's commenced thrr arguments and enlrcailrs
with hun al Gplandniic and nc,,r let him have an,
pcsce unl he reached louisville He told them he
knew his own business best, and sh uld return To his
master, who treated him az wall and allowed him ~.
many privileges as he Wanrd. lie reached hntua on
W edncsday last, harry aud delighted to see his lrends
md resume his dulcs IN the rough department OF The
DJctofs Drug S;orr"
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I rules held in tr c'csts of,r Of t,. circuit snp.rn,
c""lt ~ Ia" aud ehaae'rt, holden in aud ir the
III C,mp'rIl the 9th da, oi February, '3iJ.
Claiborne Ford and Name, Ford, ,un ~ II,z~l ,h r.ts
dceasd, fi,,n0,
against
Bhlimn W Walker, administrator OF HECK sh Ford, d.
ceased Samuel N"iNrr. aban Food. trrvain Fmd shs
Bn"i mi tHHlrt In. f., Richard Poini~ and tos,.
his vii. John HIVE, and Susan hi pa,
MhlN fotd, lh"mas Fnri, ilrm Ford and
ma Ai'iihh MS VIE, Dri- ainIt..
Is CHANcEHY.
Th- de"ul nis. Ernj, W slker. sdninsr Tor If
l'dAinh Ford, dee to- John Iin-lcr and EiGae, hi. wif.
krhtr Pnnir I'D Mourning hi. W.T.. Jar,.. H,rd
VI nj, Ford, Ta"uia. Ford, " ii,n Ford mud
nui Martha ms "nc not LA, Ing rcd III ssa
.iten -rcni,, hr'"riin, Ia thr Az. AMI The
nl OF 'is rnni'. aud Appearing m saii. ei .n,
tht ihcv n'aIi"nls e" this alb, II i. ar.
that aid defend nt1 lo appear the G,, ia, II
the rii term OF i rnuri, aud Lil ri
hc pnl aud tsaia copy at il> nrd.r hwith ins. p
ted si"par, printed IL. tho Of rlhurx
for months successfully, aud posted thu
the tontauu>G al this county. court day.
cor,,-'c-i,.
JNo. u. ALEX AMBER ELK.
Fob. l6 WIN
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March %

VIRGINIA. to wit; At rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court of aw aud Chancey f the
Count, of Nelson, in the month of March, 1913;
Elisha Shelerson Plaintiff,
against
william r IIargrovr Iewecn r, Cash, hrabca Cash
Hlrgrove EdmundW Idi Elizabeth H. Hill. Robert
A. arstovc Susan f. liaroNe and Ma gaet llarsrovr,
Defendants
Is CnAsctnY
The Defendant William r. Hargroyc. having cv,erel
his appearance security, according to the Ac. OF
Assembly aud the rules of th. court, and appearing by
satisfactory violence that he is not nhabant OF this Com
eaith motion OF the Plaintiff, b, counsel is or
dcrcd, that the sand Defendant do appear here rules
he held IN the SAID tles oice on the first Monday IN June
next, and the Plaintiffs bill and that copy Of tins
order he forthwith inserted in hc l.ynchbnrg Nirgnian,
newspaper published in the town of Iynchburr, Tor
months successfully and another copy thereof posted
ths door OF the courthouse of this county some
Ro c. CUTLER, elk
March 81 win
VIRGINIA: At Court OF Quarterly Session held for Nell
son County, at the Court house, the 9Th day of Feb
ruar, 1SiS;
William Mays, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel Edmunl., and Lavender London, executor of
Austin Wright, decd, Defendants.
IL Cu,>cERY
On motion of the Plaintiff by council Who filed his bill
and it appearing to th Court that the Defendant, Samuel
Elmunds i inhabitani of this Commonwealth and
without The jurisdiction et this Court it ordered that the
iiofcniant Lavender London, Austin Wright
da.h, b. restrained and Inhibited from paying away or 9TH
erwse dposns OF any monies goods, effects ~hch he
now has which may hereafter his hands, belong
ing to the Defenda Mt Samuel Ednunds. tho
hundred dollars sbcctto Plaintiff demand the f
ure oder and decree OF the Court concerning the
And il is further odGed that the said Samuel Edmund, do
appear here before the fourth Monday in Nav next
aud the Plaintiffs bil; and that copy of this order
be- urtlw it'll inserted in he ynchhnrg Nginan news
paper Published in the town Of Iynchbug, for month,
excessively, and another copy thereof posted at the front
door OF tho courthouse of this county, court day
Acopy,Tcste,
SIP. GARLAND elk.
March % wom
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NcettraI.
AroUso WIS TO nEn Acsp HUSBAND.

DUSu WIFE TO GsEn ACID NCsDA
Oh, do not ch.de me icr ~. grief,
Ny heart is full Of NO;
Ard though wipe away nv tear,
They will unbidden Gov
Ysu took nc from ny siep.s hose
As.y, ligh,-hsarted girl,
As wild q. the breeze that blew aside
My ringle,s flowing curl.
And though thy years exceeded niue.
And younger lovers sighed,
And n-ny blamed me thati chose
To be an old mans BRIDE.
Such wisdom ,iwelt upon thy tongue,
And kindness in thy ,o'ee,
As made me certain thou ~ert true,
And proud to be IN, choices
Ard we'll ha., thou repaid the lor,,
That flid my trusting hearii
For have never lei, regret
With youthful friend. 10 part.
With all husbands icoies, lie
Thou hast IN, hear, ints ned.
And with fathers tender care,
Has sough, to store my mind
The ivy clines around the oak,
Though old TIA, cloak may hei
And like the iv, tc tie oak,
So have clung to thee.
Then chic. ms no, hat now weep
Tosee thy form decay,
TO kno" thy mind, 50 finely wrought,
Mus' q9ickl. pas, away;
To think thy warm and generous lear,
In Death cold arms mnsi ,le,p.
And leave ma in this y orld alone
Dear husband, let me weep
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"R. CLAY AID THE lNDlA&A LANDLORD


In 1852, while Mr.. Clay ~as candiIse C,r the
PRESIDENCY lac had occasion 10 ~ no Indiana here he
'whfd larn- On IN, way. travelling horseback
h" siorped at tl,tipt the road Ia spend the ntht
HE landlold. hrnc, like al his hr trr Bunacts
laxative man p tnjcan sum entered inocunyersatou
with his guest. snd nir dnc,d the subject NEAREST tn ev
cry p1l'iiclans heat, the approaching recon There
Was ~ cuncrs lurntn him. aud like true western man
he ap"W.d hs allegiance Ia Crnt raj Jackson and his
hatred vi Henry Clay changing the aier to course I'M
knoNn inmm) WITH ''pasa'n aud cnrupiiun.' aud all
sorls Ut pol teal f,nc,k. "Ierha,s SIR" said Mr.
clay, yam ar" msnhrrm.d: may TO the person Won
srahol Is hol gully If tie cfmFsy"u lay To his CHARGE
he landlord ms I'd, hu"e,er, hat tho charges ere
true. 'Sul pos, - said Mr. C., 'lhst Mr. Clay ner,
nuw here IN Pers,n, and should assure YOU upon his
honor. he W rs moi guilty. would YOU not believe hui"
MOI Was the prompt rrly; mi II he swurc 10 i, on :,
stack Of Bibles as high my slgn.rs," Mr. Clay
now changed ht subject; inquired abnut tho crops, the
mode ol tanning; the lrcesDi various products the ay
ol raising them and OF filling the land; about mprnv n,
The breed ol catir making butter and cheese aud uh,r
Kindred matters snd made hs,i very agreeable both
10 the landord aud the female PARTON uf the family
Aiirr an early supper he rercd 10 nice, clean bed
where he enJnyrd sound and uudislurhed rrposr Net
sn the landlord, who having harmed from Mr. CLAY $
servant the name Of his nnhnuwn. but aerorahlc
guest was upon the trnler hooks Vi modification during
the " hole rinht,
Nj Clay did no, lc, he rising sun find him in bed;
hui The landlord was, nevertheless, up before him and
sought the earliest mon eni 10 beg his pardon for his
rudrn'ss IN charging hun With such offences .Aly
dear ST. said MI Clay. You have given M Offence
because YOU intend d nuuc. You spike your mind
| freely, like honest man, and said noihng you
did nut believe. 1ony rr.re, that you have been
deceived in regard To tho facts and tina, any OF
my i'lluw cit Isus entertain Az pnor an uplnon
ut me as to 'ink me capable II acts fur which, had
ben guilty of them, should deserve eternal inamy-
i""r Judgment OF nv was based upon your eonvlctun
oil nay gull, but " hen yen shall have been cnnvinced
as nope y"n Will one day hethat am not guilty Of
light"
Is scarcely necessary 10 say. that the landlord de-
sa,a his ini belief that the charge bass ala ader
, ano WON nai moment became one Of Mr. Claws wsrm
. est and mosi devoted iricnd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13

c'lchracdF rcnch wrlt"r Rabclas is said to have
made the following will owe much, possess no
thing; GIVE the rest Ia the rntr,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-04-13
STONEWNa.L MILLS.

Situated on James River and lying in the counties o
Buckingham and Campbell. The TRACT OF LAM
contains about 100 acres, porun Of very rich. wtl
god Merchant Mil, Store House. aud convenient Ft
niy Residence, a2d IN every respect worthy the allen
to ct capitalists, who desire Ia vest their money IN val
liable real estate. The ue is believed be entirely
.ood but selling trustees, shall convey only suei
,ltlo As tho deed af,r, said vests in
BENZ. 2. WALKER, -ra.
JOHN DILLARD,
Feb 20 wt23M