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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
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VlRGiNIA-IN CHANcEaY.-At Rules held
in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supt-
'ior Court OF Law and Chancery foi The coan.
y oil Ohio, in the month of March, 1915.
Ebert ii Caldwell, executor Of the last will
and testament Of Alexander Caldwell, de-
ceased, complainant.
against
George | Deal and Mary r his wife, late Mary
K Loomis, Francis Lawson and Jane his
wife, late Jane Loomis. Cecilia LOOMS and
Josephine LOOMS, which said Mary n, jams,
Cecilia ard josephine are children and heirs
al law Of Cecilia M Loomis. la;e OF Ohio
county, deceased, and Peter Yarnall, Sheriff,
and as such. administrator Ct Jonas Thomp-
son and OF The said Cecilia NJ Loomis, deceas.
ed, defendants.
The defendants George ! Deal and Mary r
his wife, not having entered their appearance
and given seen i y accordin g.to the act Of As
sembly ard the rules o: this court, and il 81.
pearing by satisfactory proof ,ha, they are not
inhasitanls OF this Comraonwesith-on motion
OF The complainant by counsel, it is orde red
hat the SAID defendants do appear here on The
hrst day OF The next term of this conrt and an.
swer The complainanrs bill; and that a copy Of
this order he forthwith inserted in s me new
paper printed in the city of Wheeling, for Two
nsuihs successfully, and posted al the from
door OF The court house Of Ohio county.
A copy Teste, ALEX I LAIDLEY, CI'k.
CLAakE. mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

NIRGfNlA-IN CHANcERY-At Rules beL,,
nthc Clerks office al the Circuit Su
Perlor Cour, OF Law and Cbancery for In
Go1ny OF onio, IN The month of March, 1916.
James Baker, complainant,
- against
mary Ann MoIrls, Sa.ah UpdegraA. Jane
opdegrah, Joseph Updegraf, Jniiana Up.
aegLan, JOSIAH + uPdegraf, Elizabeth G
Updeeraf, Jnnior childfen ind heirs at law
oil Israel Updegraf, late of Ohio county,
deceased, defendants. '
The defendants, Sarah, Jane, Joseph. Juli.
ana Josiah F., Edward |, ana IsraeIUpd..
graf, not having entered their appearapce
and given security according TO The acI Of as,
sehbiy and the rules OF This court, and il an.
pearlng by satisfactory proof that thew are
not lnhat iiants OF this Common weaIuS--on
motion OF the complainant by counsel, a. is or,
deted,, that The said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the next term OF his
court and answer the comp,ainapts bIIl. anJ
hat a copy ofthis ord. r be forthwith inseTsJ
IN some newspaper printed in the city'of,
Wneehng; fof w months successfully and
posted at the font door of the ccrrt b1nsaa
ohio county. a copy Tesie,
80 ALEX LAIDLEY, Clerk.
mar IL
RlRGlNiA-lE CHAScgRY.-Ai Rules b.i.
IN the Clerks office Of the Circui, Snns'
r'or Court Of Law and CbaDcery for the conn
~ OF ohio, IN The month OF March, IS45.
'NhJ SoHpIdlDdnt. f#.
~, against
Neuick Nckee, Iachatilh Jacob. Isaac vp
M"eheiI, JACOB GJoding John Feay and Jobn,
w Beck defendants. " 'o"o'
me defendant John w Beck, not bav;o,er-
co,d ~ appearance and given security &C
co'uing 10 The act OF Assembly and ire rols,.
OF 'nls court, and il appearing by ss,isfactorv
P'ooI ihat ne Is not on Inhabiiant OF this Com.
"oh"edith-o IN oil0n Of The complainant hv
counsel, It's ordered, that the said defends,
~ "upeai neIe on the hfst day Of the next term
oil ihiS court and answer the compla,naat,s h;iI.
ana lnst a coy OF this order be rIbwi,b ;nbI
so',su I'D some newspaper printed IN The city
VI neellng, Tor two months succeSsiyelv anJ
pos!ea al the front door Of the court house Of
oblo county. a copy TeSte,
c,,sas ALEX I LAlDLEY, Clerk.
mar 12
NIhGiNlA-IN CHANcERY AT Rul.s be,d
IN the CLERKS office Of The Circnif ST."
nor Court OF law and Chancery for Ibs cops~
y,oi quo IN The month Of March. Isd,
he Bank OF The Ohio Life Insn,ssaS
Trust Company, complainanI a'o
F Lodwiek and John n
Dief % ttOSheS, James Baker and o,bsIIa""
The defendant William NJ Robb .sn...
.nl1leu ms appearance and given secnr;,. ~
~ u'ns 70 inc Aei OF Assembly and The mi.
o,oo - So",li ana u appearing BY salts r. ,o,v
poDweaItb--on W InnaDltani OF this Cons.
u IS ordered, that the said defcndsn,
~ ~ sppesI mere on he FIRST day Of the nextterm
- ,ns court and answer the complainan.s bill.
'nst a copy Of this order be forth in
: W. w. ~ some newspaper printed in The city
= ""ee'lng LOT swo months suceeSsively. and
oSltd "tthe front door OF the courI hone
mo county. A copy Testc,
ALtx T LAfpLEY, CLERK.
NVVD' mar 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

NlRGlNlA-lN CuANcERy-Ai Rules held
' 10 the Clerks Office OF The Circuit Supe-
nor Court of Law and Cbaucery for the coun.
" OF Ohio, in The month of March, 1915.
James ii Lauderback, complainant.
against
William Hopkins anu John FClarke. Ely Dor
sey and Thos G Black, partners in busines 81
under the hrm Of Clarke, Dorsey & Gu,
n, defendants.
The defendants Hopkins and Clarke, moi
having entered their appearance and given se>
curly according 10 The act OF Assembly and
the rules OF this court, and ii appearing ny sa>
proof that they are not Inhabi ants
oil the Commonwealth Of Virginia on mo,ioh
oI the complainant by counsel, il is ordered,
That they do appear here Oh the first day of1he
next term 81 this court and answer The COM
P'ainants Dill; aud that n copy OF This order be
inserted in 81 me newspaper printed
in The ci'y Of Wheeling, for two months suc.
ceSsiVeiy, and posted al the froat door of the
court house OF Ohio county. A copy Tes'e.
ALEX Il LAlDLEY, Clerk.
Coop. W mar IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
UNITED STATES HOTEL

NeaT Me RaHroad Depot, CUMBERLAND, Mn
'HNHE Proprietor re ~pectfully iaforms his
iTlends and the public, that he has taken
this SPLENDiD NEW HOTEL, which he now
confidently offers to the patronage Of the pui lie
- place Of both ELEGANT and COMFOR.
JAbLE ENTERTAINMENT. Tho ParIors
ana chameers have been tastefnlly fitted NO
with entire nep Furniture and Bedding, with
a view TO the case. comfort md convenience o
ms guests especially of ladies' and families.
he departmeT' OF the Larder is equally wei
eIoeied. In fact .;lere is, through every depart
muht OF the establishment. an air Of n~eatness
a M elegance that cannot failto plea Sc all who
may 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
REMOVAL,
!. Az r. IL Y /.

subscrib u having r. moved his HAT.
CAP AND FUR STORE, 10 The large
chd com'nedions room No rs Main 81, Mree
doors below his former stand and nearlv onno.
sue the Va Hotel, would respectfully cali I g
suention of his friends and customers general
", 10 ms large and splendid stock of Hats and
zap, oi every variety and shape 10 vogue.
Scun'ty Merchants are invited TO call and ex>
anime nv stock previous To going East. as |
am determined TO Ut up II us by The Case al
S"ef rates ,han they can possibly he purchased
East OF the Mountains. Cal. and examine for
ourselves al the sign Of The BIG BLACK
A3T. ian 90 a n M;cnIJ A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
I.EATnIeR.

b6T received OF he Sign of Inc n,,.k
- Mdmm"h Bot N1rkei square 1000 m
~ y . Bdifrn0fc Spanish Syis lca,bs,
WI Ice ,oli log lOt Ga h ~"
mar IL TODD g. HOWELL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29


Alfred Caldwell, Samuel Caldwell. Sobieski
Brady ir has right, and John List and
The said.Sobieski Brady, Executors of James
Caldwell, deceased, Alexander Wilson. 81.
mon p Hullihen, The North Western Bank
OF Virginia, The Merchants and Mechanics,
Bank of Wheeling and The Wheeling Sd.
wings Institution, defendants.
The defendant Samuel Caldwell, not ha wing
entered his appearance aud giren s~ecUrii, nc
cofdipg to the act Of Assembly add The Jules
Of ~thiscourt, and IL appear ring ty Satisfactory
proof that he is not an inhabifani Of this Com
monweslth--on motion OF The complainant V
counsel, II Is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here en- the first day of the ncxtfefm
oil ibis court and answer The complaiDant's bill;
ara ihai a copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the civ
OF wheeling, Tor two months sue cessively, and
posted al The front door OF The court house of
OhiO county. A copy TeSte.
- ALEX L LAIDLEY, Clerk.
b@h' mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
La n.

lRGINIA lin CHaHcEaY.-At an Inter.
mediate lerm OF the Circon Sunetioy
Court of Law and Chsnsery Tor the county ol
ONO, held al the court house thereof. on
1915. ~ e"""'y'
mary } Thompson, complainant.
against
George | Deal and Mary X his wife. lac Marv
X Loomis,F Frances awsOn and Jane his vile
late Jane Loomis, Cecilia Loomis and H.
sephine Loomis, which said Mary n. J,nc
Cecilia and josephine, are chlldrc1 and herr
at law OF Cecilia M LOOMS, late of Ohio
county, deceased, and others, defendants.
The defendants George I Deal and MARY n
ms vile, not having entered their sppearsncs
dbd gwen security according TO The act of As.
and the rules Of this court. and II an
oy satisIactor, proof that hey are mo-,
inhabitants OF this Common weaIth-on mo,ioo
the complainant by counsel. il is ordered
.hst The said defendants 90 appear here on fbe
bist day OF the next term Of This court and an
'wef The complsiDaDtS bill; and thai a copv .,
his order b. forthwith inserted IN some os,,S
printed IN the city ct Wheeltpp. IL, 49,
months successively, and posted aI H. r..
ioor of the court horse Of Ohio conntv "o"'
heopy Teste, ALEX + LA1DLEY cpL
mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

DOZ Bed Cords, on hard and for sal g
80 very low for cash nv
mar 10 CHARLES ~ BERRY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

VlRGlNIA-IN CuAscFRY.-A Rules held
in the Clerks Office ot The Circuit Supe.
rior Couitof Law and Cbancery iorthe cuun.
Iyof Obio,in The month of March, 1915.
John Owen, complainant. p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
DEAFNESS CURED,
~ &c y

COMPOUND KREoSOIE ACOUSTIC OIL.
FOX the cure Of DEAFNESS, oains ana Inc
olscharRe OF matter from the ears, also ali
.hose disaeroeable noises. like the buzzIno Of
Iasecis, falling Of water, whlzzing Of sieauI' a =
&c winch are symptoms Of approaching deaf
ness' and oleo generally attendant with the dis
snoe' For sale by Or } CRUMB ACKER
MI. No l73. Main ST, Sole Agent
ms MEDICINE is highly recommended and nu.
ntJ,ous ceiuhcales are given, by very respect.
which " has performed. ~ 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

" lkGiNIA-lN CHAKcEAJ.-At Rules held
In the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supe.
rior Court o; Law and Chancery fer the couu-
" OF Ohio, in the month OF March, TS43.
The Merchants'and Mechanics'Bank OF Wheel.
ing, complainant. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

against ~.
Joseph Lowry, Adam Fichner, Edward fep-
land. George X Gather & Co, P w Stocking
q Go, George Armstrong, John Richie and
Craig Rite HE, defendants.
Inc defendant Lowry, not having entered his
appearance and given security accordins 10 the
aciot Assembly aud The rules Of this court.
ard II appearing by satisfactory proof that he
Is not an inhabitant Of this Commonwealth
on motion OF the complainant by counsel, h is
ordered, thatthe said defendant do appear here
on ,ne hrSt DAY D! The next term OF this court
and answer The COMPLIMENTS bill: and tbaf =
copy # this o der be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city Of Wheeling .. for
two months successfully. aud posie.i at the iron.
door OF the courl house of Ohio county.
"A copy Ieste. ALEX L LAIDLEY,
mar iV-L&h Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29
HOPES, ROPES.

1900, koPES, ROPES.
store, TO the stand formfrjy ccc,tr,,JJ ~
Dare " Ho2e. asa Hat Store. lawn aUoyS
STOCK on hand Of Ropes. Bed Cords and T,yi pus
OF every description, which VIII be sold L,yy S",,
sHsh or hartercd for BeCswax, Ginseng ~, Ertd'OOI
Fsed, nj cash prices. The public are Tcsno, ~
ing elscwb ere. CHARLIE 81 p " Jas
aug p Head of Watcr s,s
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-04-29

BUTTON RINGS for summer v.sr, IT..
- reed 10y Up lS) J "a r uOREBRooK
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04

When Butter has too much salt in it, put to
each pound of i, quart of fresh milk. and churn
i, an hour; then trea, like fresh butter. work
ing in it the usual quantity of salt. a little
white sugar worked in, improves it. This is said
to be equal to fresh butter. Salt may be taken
out of small quantity of fresh butter. by work
ing it over in clean fresh water, changing the
water a number Of times
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
DfSXN X.

There is no axiom Of health moro Just than thai,
"nen ncvor have truo appetite till they can
relish any ordinary food" 1t is told of John
Bales, who lived to the age of l2S, that bis food
consisted of brown bread and cheese, and his
drink water and milk. He had buried tho whole
town of Northampton twenty timos over. excep
ting three four, and said strong drink killed
them all. Water manfestly is the natural
hfUnof.T, unG Ill n uiuais: whole nations. tho
verage and unlike other drink, it docs not satlate
the appetite, but the contrary, indeed, It was
observed by Hippocrntos, above 1000 years ago.
tina, water drinkers have generally keon aPpetises
l, is fluid that requires digestion. for it Is not
necessary tina. it should undergo any change; 1t
is tho natural mcnstrum which holds IN solution
what is essential for tho nutrition and healthy
functions of the body, and what has become re-
fuse after having served its destined office and
intention in the animal economy. Water, there
fore, from its congoninl qualities. can never DIS
turb tho system, and when it does, II IS speedily
expelled by its natural outlets. tho SKIN and KID
news 1t is told Of Lord Heathheld, 50 well
known for his hardy habits of military discipline
and watchfulness that 'his food was vegetables,
and his drink water, mover INDUCING himself IN
animal food or wine; and Sir John Sinclair. IN ms
work on longevity, says. in his account Of Mary
Campbell, then aged lO5, that''she prefers pure
water to any orther drink The great captain
Of tho age is remarkable for his temperate and
regular habits, his early rising, the strength, tho
clenrncss Of his intellect, and his good health
Notwithstanding his advanced age.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
Beautiful Invention.

Tho Newark Advertiser says that Mr.. Crane
has recently added another ingenious continuance
to his Twelvemonth clock. II shows now tho
day of the month. and also of tho year. and cxhib.
It's tho sun and moon rising and setting every day
in tho year. with tho most undertaking accuracy
and regularity. The moon, as she revolyes in
her orb, is made also 10 rovolve upon her axis.
showing every day. with equal accuracy. hor diff.
teren. phases. Tho apparatus used for this pur-
pose is exceedingly simple, and by no means liza.
bio to get out of order.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
Western Produce

We have seldom been called upon 70 report the
mar ket for Western Produce, with so little ANNA.
ton. Tho prices for most articles having ad-
vanced to such a high point, that purchasers for
shipment have been forced to ROMAN idle. At
this season of tho yoar, when great activity and
large operations are looked for, it is compa
ly confined to small sales for immediate consump-
ton. This effect has been in grea: degree pro-
ducrd by the insufiiciency Of receipts in some
,icies, especially of the product Of tho Hog which
W II be observed by tho statement herewith to fall
considerably short Of last year.-[N. o. Bulletin.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
Decline OfCities.

Whilo travellers abroad lamont over tho dccli-
ming glories Of Amsterdam and Venice thoy for
oct that we have parallels on smaller scale at
ago, was the great seaport Of tho East. Alexan.
dria, in tho District Of Columbia, at ono time
transacted moro business than Baltimore. james
town, important q place is now IN ruins:
and tho spot which Roanoke was built is not
even known. 80 runs the world awny."-Sat-
urday Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
Another Railway.

The surveys for railway between Canton.
Stark county, and Akron, Summit county. have
just been completed. The route is found to DO
uncommonly favorable, and it is tho linton.
ton of the Commissioners to take active
measures to complete the work. This road
is Of no groat consequence in itself, but it
will ultimately form a link in tho chain Of rail-
ways which are to connect Lake Erie with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad-there being a pro.
vision in its charter to extend it to tho Ohio rv.
or whenever the stockholders SEQ fit to do SO.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04

Sexton. spare that grave,
Touch not a single clod.
There let the wild grass wave
Forever DER that sod.
Sexton. my mother sleeps
In that neglected spot;
The willow DER it weeps,
] pray thee touch it not.
Twas my lov'd fathers hand
That PLACID it near her grave:
Then, sexton, let it stand,
And long in sadness wave.
Long years have pass'd away.
By gloom and care oppressed.
Since that dark. cherries day
When she was laid at rest.
For she who soothed my woes.
And lull'd my cares to sleep.
Shall still in peace repose,
Though l am left to weep.
And there my beauteous boy.
Whose pale and noble brow
Once glow'd with love and Joy.
There, too, reposes now.
His dust has mingled long
With hers he loved so we'll,
Whose evening prayer and song
Could each young care dispel.
Sexton, l love the spot,
And that old willow tree;
Your spade shall harm it not.
No, harm'd it must not be.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04

a SOUND OFISIoS.--I positively mover know a
man that was too poor TO ,ako a newspaper; yet.
even many respectable people read no newspape
but what they borrow--as speak generally,
hope to offend none. If do. tho greater the ne
ccssity to speak Every is ablo con-
vencntly to TAXA paper. The cost is four
cents a week. How many. who think themselves
too poor TO take newspaper, pay rs much daily
for moro triflcs!-Dr. Franklin.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04

4 married man in in Virginia, short t'me
since, returned pair of Shoes which had ooen
made for his wife, to the soomoker. with re-
Quest that another pair should be mnde. that al.
though the first pair fitted the lady we'll enough
they wero little too small for the husband, VINO
didn't wish them to be total loss. should his WHO
die first; which was moro than likely, as she was
already in bad health.
The Now York Legislature have resolved to
accept the States quota of tho Land Fund, VIZ
$500. The bill for its acceptance now only
needs the approving signature Of Gov. Wright.
The best distinction ever heard between
railway and coach accidents was that OF nm olo
whip. IT." said he, "you gets comfortably
capszod into the ditch by the roadside, there you
arc: but if you gets blown up by an engine, run
into a cutting, or off embankment, whero arc
you9"
Hon. Leverett Saltons.all late mcmber Of Con.
gress from Massachusetts,, died at Salem on the
18th inst.
The n. York City Councils appropriated $500
on Thursday night for portrait of Mayor Har'
per to hang in the Governors room.
The papers nre making somewhat OF marvo.
of the admission of a colored man, native o.
Ind;,n, tn the practice of law in Massachusetts.
For onrselyes.we can SEQ nothing 80 very strange
in .bis One of our most eloquent and able
members Of the Ohio bar, whose famo Is cock.
tensive with the Union is gentleman of COLOR.
Gin. Amer. Rep.
A large silver mine has been discovered on
New River, in Grayson county. Va. about fwen'
! ty miles from the cour. house Of that county. A
smelling furnace Is about to be erected al tho
mines,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
lDVER TISING.

Aarerserasnts ariH Be eonspieuousy inserted n Il.
''Paaadiuna" at the faLo,ring rates:
One sqn0re Of 10 lines, Ia5ons'sl 5 ,rvess 100
A."'t o""t'H"eRce. IS
announcing names OF candidates for Office 90
Il liberal discount the Gbore rates. to those ,ho ar~,
fise ty the Advertisements continued un. or
bid at the erpense Of the odoer1ser e il rcd
No advertisement ,ru be considered less tscn one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
Cleveland and XVellsville Railroad.

Tho Wellsville Patriot says-"Wo understand
that tho entire route of tho Cleveland and Wells.
villo Railroad is 10 DO surveyed in tho course OF
a few weeks From The interest taken IN tho
grand object by capitalists, we have no hestancy
in stating belief, that tho work will DO
commenced this fall early next spring, ana
speedily completed
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04

A MAN HrSG FOR STEALING PAIR OF SusPEN'
DERs!-Hardy Carol, notorious offender, was
hung at Louisburg, North Carolina. on Friday
the ID pursuant to sentence, in the presence OF q
largo crowd. Tho Raleigh Register says
"Perhaps there a case which moro
strongly illustrated tho want Of penitentlary
than this. He had monomana for stealing.
and had been convicted captally, we believe:
three several times for horsesteeling, but escaped
each ,ime either by craving the benefit ofthe clergy
or thorush some defect In the record. He was
finally hung for grand larceny, the article stolen:
we think being pair Of suspenders from storo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
RlcHAOND, WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA, JUNE 1, ISIS.
From the National IateAiyeneer
SEXTON SPARE THAT GRAVE.

While solournng, few years ago, little viii
lage IN New England. visited evening, the burial
place of its dead, which lay the church, and fill
ed with many "moulderng heap and the humble
MORALS of those who had left the precincts of the
cheerful day. A fine Babylonian willow waved its
dropping branches an humble grave which seemed
long tenanted and neglected. The with his
took and spade preparing last resting
place for who had just departed this e and appeared
to be ready to the to which have alluded
when gentleman of progressing appearance. and adj
vanced in up the sexton and desired him
seek some other the he about violate
contained the loved of his mother and son,
beautiful boy who had died in his sixth about
~ before. This incident suggested the following
lines
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04

On the 18th ul.. green corn was exposed iof
sale in the market at Mobile,