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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14
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Tie flosies wefe appointed delegates 10 sad me,
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tueaas :. Alsnst, tsawsrd t.ea.k ti,u,s- ID Wogs.
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ss~. ~ Catpsfff<. Il .lsts II liaf,,o Nm. | ssh.t,
Jon. Jseisn. J LAKELAND. M.t,ls=aaa and apan
81 e.s VIZ thsifatan afstelerantrd Dsegse.
II ,adrfsJ lbal ti.f-r lnsedmg- b. ,ula shfiia
ihf Irsngon AMI lch pn.d - rsf.. aHl al all other
papers Ia ILL., ale ie dlessJ IL pllsl, iLa
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Jonx Lenoas.
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IL CfIANcERY.

The Defendants, James NJ 1uaferro, Mathew W Wight.
man, DIN l.. Coleman and Richard H. Taliaetro not hay.
ing entered Their appearance and given security, according
to the act OF Assembly aud the rule of this court and
pouring by satisfactory evidence that they not nhab
tanis OF this commonw.alth-On motion Of the plaintiff by
here, Ruie 10 lie held the nd clerks Office the frs
Monday in September next and the bill OF the pnr
tilt aud that copy this urder b. orth~ it'll inserted nthe
Lynehbprg Nrgnian" published in the town
of Lynehburg; for two months succesiyey and another
copy thereof posted the front door OF the OF this
county on some court day. A copy-'feste,
RO. L. CUTLER, Cfk.
June % WIN
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y Cd 4 Ii, A.

l HAVE determined TO rent ont my TAVERN
al 1anphell eauflhnps@, fpr me ar Gtae years. with
as much Lani Ia cultivate as MY he Wanting. have
ash Two three Plantations Will enl tor one or more
years.
have several TRACTS OF LAND, in The neigh
bohpad ot C1uphrl ruafl hlsr. Wnlrh an determined
Ia SELL even Al low prize. ieere lrarl ii about
100 Acres. with uew buildings. very lnIle cl,arpd
Lsud, eopd ran ii II nj 1n1arru and Annlher
Tract lron GOO TO 900 ACRES. Another al
about 400 AZ hf.N, and "ne al annnt 100 AcREs Ali
al the Land anasr meItlunrd lies very well VIII olr
fahe hndtnss-planallons III .ao1 tepalr aud well wa
tered
| can furnish as much Hay the Tavern may want
lnt the nex year. delivered al the s,abr s,,ai IN
am iner I'd sety convenient dem II unnecessary
In say any ihlng muir ttse wishing 10 rent or pur.
chls ~tlllaok helufe they do 81
GERMAN JORDAN.
Campbell c. II. July p wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

CrRr roa llYpRornopA Mr.. Jams A. Hubbard
1T Bond eeilny, It,. IA lelltf 10 III. ii. Louis Re-
paelean s1ys
Eighteen yeats ago. my brother aud myself were BIZ.
ten ny mad dog shrrn MAS al>, lilen al The same
tune. Anoep HE man, Guns hrrrd Tor The little a,ys
(wa III, ten oiwelve 81 apel friend xnn
ii ratGe smhe:
lake The fnti ni liz mon upland ash. generally
called black ash, peel III tr bark, and mil II 10 strong
deceian, 81 Tins drunk lr,siy Wnilst my ilh.r WAS
pr pairing III. ahse. the shtep slthe 81 h,ean b. al
II eeh "th - DIR Iiui1a. W t.n Il had iu IA
ltand tte us distracted sia. lo be hunger able
sand my alhe dr.ueh,d with ,0t 81 the asi, rH,i
D.. hoping Ia as.eitin whether lie c,uld iend mp IN
cure tur hrs SUITS F ur hours after He liench
hsd hrh given. la The aSanlshn.ni all The animal rot
u, nd "ent qnstly with lie 4 al. 10 nraz no NJ,
hrs trr aud ittS, rantnu.d lak. The npdr,ne =
.,.h - TN dits--,ue 81 tlfeiht.s day. No el>
ir'ss ~ NJ d iiul piIsl1 wrrs ever discovered
,rr u ns l. Las errn osrd very successfully In snake
ht's, - ny kn1sti.e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

From : Il times cheaper TIM. before. nsihiny
~ the user ~ moi Il Iii sht 81 with il.


\ ara l. fhat every Fsnly consider iud-pen uhle
-N"afh they 6lhN ITS and value aud ~lifh has
heretofore he sold lon high r't n classes, has
been ielHei ~ prIac WITH rich atd putt high
eht low al ~ Ar efPtF hum heng MY eue, rs
'or-i AMI al Who GET II t ase the pure returned III lhe,u
hie' hfe nni dslishted with its We Mahl
the possibility Of eoar1toa Tint ~ lIuRNs aud >cALBs
fsarr ENtERNaL soRE nd fresh; external pans
and aches mitt wer, shah he redrrd romnri by II
~ hve mhnifs-safing lite luh No bun can be
ai II this snpird, rni's the sal desrut ed bs the
aselent, tIstW, lgieal ahpeanuee its eiie cts -
Rnqnfr FOR "conncs ei-n Pam Extractor >alse.' NJ
ephsock aud COS u cofilaudt New York Priee
- cents Or four i'm much ur 30 aud near ten
tunes az much fof dollar.
fan will please observe il rencd, tor all
complaints. bal onl, nrd fr external appratIou nn
viii cue the flowing:Barn Srld, Fru,tsd Parts Chit
h!ainS ntsnr Calls, Clnps. letter fmle Blot h. feiop
Clcrr SPfau rY sipelas Stalls. tis Brnrs Strain, Ring
"nnn Sorr Ewes aud Lids. aud Whte SWeilinrs.
Though have ntnrd numerous nj ctinn-, experience
has taught ns thai lhev Il will e necessi
Ia hnoN thai if HrI h called toANrLs - the only ole
w ran rrco nmend hut caution hEain sumo lnta-
i, i.at we IL believe at Use bat iuJ
RtneuH,r il - cONNEL'S Mnsea Pein ExirHl.,r.
; aat wholesale mud ret, hs Cnm>iock & Co 81 Cot.
landt 81 Y aud hl J hu II Seay L.nchbnrg, and by
knlier Sperce, New Lyndon.
Feb. >oaf lom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

RATHER NNRNrli.DES-rn WoNpEas o r
EltcrRtciTy TN llantrd toufsni sses. thai IN
tn %bln n i"p. Mr. Bowler. ht Mansfield a,k bel
al lin IA md n III" lneruin. aplncnly
dead lrrl- p.ison. TIE usual re- rdns wrr. apple
ei'hnt rdai ahrn els1fel, WAS teSuflcd IA. 4
In 1T application ~ hr conductive w,rr l., the rlns
= the raihut he NJ. hui "a uas fell b,rk again
Al The s,etni s'ich hr rs up. crying "Oh," and
then Tell hack aealb; hat Al tue he ir1 s eek starred up
crriaa our % caii'' and sat aprieh with ease. ~
sh ~ tine Afterwards - asked IL hing drunk
and tea and eancp were administered 10 hun IN ihrer
quarters ri an hour he dresi hlnsel aud appeared al
most entirely recovered. lie had pnr as"d eun
al lardannn and had taken The Whole nf in two
discs Simr disagreement With his wife Is said 10 have
hren the Incug rause.
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lrIRslNIA-At rlles held IN the clerks sfes oi tn, 81,
CIT superior curt of law aaa ehauacry Tor tie c4.
al Nelson, N the mnnii of June. 1916 9
james y Marlin execution ofGeorge naiin deceased .
warl l.. pnfsie admir- OF James Martin dec d. AM tn az
james y Maula aud Henry ". Martin, Jane, T. pa
aud Elizabeth his wife, Edward l.. Purs and Mar, A..
WIFE, Wiley Jnhnson und Sarat 4. his ifr and S,n a'
Gea ,w ieh said James ". Henry w. Ezab h"
Ann, s'ara A., and Nancy w. Children .nJ bf'
Iaw oil sad James Muftin licensed, "s"sa'
against
Arthur Hopkins, eseent OF 5 PARKS Martin der..a
Christopher +. isles aud Aexanief Brown fao 5 H. ah
cufies VI his bon1s ~ executor aforesaid William
IN administrator OF Samuel Lowing decease,l. " wv
ether oi The securities Of said ftilur IIapkps IN l lI
executor alore.a1, the sad Arthur ilupkip4 in IL w
night selson Smith administrator of Hudson Marin H.
Nicholas Il. West and Jndit, his Wife James A. Naubus
aud sally his WIFI, Nelson Landlord and Jane his vii. D.,
~ Nltin, William Martin Sparks Martin II ntl.an Mar,
Jebersnn hfeeli. Elijah Chr stan adninisir Of F
Christian the Younger, deed, john II. Christian JJs
thfrsta9, Wesley cluistiun and Eyena bis lfe and @
NV e''iis" Deieadaat.,
Tn, defendants. Ntthan iankprl aud Jan. his wifc wa
linn Martin puliv Martin, Sparks Martn Hudson Nm,
Jefferson Green. Eja Christian adnf OF Elllnh Ghr,,;
the Younger, deed, Jehn H. Christian Janrs Clr.;,
ae-iey Christian aud Es elina his wife md canaiee Cb'
la not as entered their appearance aud given r
according il aet'o Assembly aud the rules of hi. CON-
and appearing bv satisfactory evidence that they are ~
Inhabitants OF Tins eaith On molion nj the p,
tits bs thpircauase is ord red that the said Defendant
do appear here nj rule Ia be held ia the said clerks office on
the first Nnndts September and the or,yin.
and andtd bills plaintiffs and that ili. ar
der be nriliwiih inserted in h IL, nchbnrg ifgniann
newspaper published in the Of ynehbnrs. for t.
months snccessely aud another copy thereof posted at III.
front dour OF the house tins CUNT, some court d,
copy iesle
TO. L. CUTLER. Crs
June 26 WIN
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June &c

4
court oflaW and ehaneery Tor the county Of fdirca
the Coafthousethereoi the inst Monday July, ls45
-ilna Moore, Pl4imif,
against
Samuel d. Moore, Willmm H. Moore, Madison Moore
" lamson Smith and ella his nlfe. Gle heirr Of John
Moore deed Joseph Smith, II ID Carter Thoma. ~
Clark, Robert NJ Clark John King, VIM II Clay, Dana,
Epperson, John { Davis Joseph Haynes solomon Grave,
jacob W. Brow und lob " onh Defendants.
IL CHANCERY.
The defendants Samuel d. Moore, William II. Moore
.Hadison Moore, am Smith aud leha his vile, iiln
Clay, john {. Davis. Joseph HAYNES Solomon Grave,
Jacob ~ Brow job Worth, NJ d. Carter and Robert "
Clark Ia wing entered their appearance and given
according the act o assembly and the rules Of hi.
and satisfactory evidence having cen exhibited thai
they inhabitants oil this commonwealth: the mo.
paih ordered thatle said last mentioned
defendants here the first .Nnday in September
and amended bill lrdbY the plaintiff and that
ropv order lie orhwith published in the Lyneabury
yrgnan months successfully and posted the front
door Of the Courthouse, some cnnrt day.
II Copy-Teste,
S.3nI. G.. 5 f.3pLES Clh.
July 10 w3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

James NJ Tnliafcrro, Inr,es W. Winriell. Mathew W.
Wightman, John l.. Coemaa Richard H. Talialerro and
Roderck l.. faalero, and alexander Brown and Be, c
iiargroye underline STYLE Of Brown s iarerve Arthur
iaaferro, Wi IAN c. Roberts Peter J. Hill ills
Meltol under the s le OF Hill < Melton and " Ills Mel
ton surviving partner Of Anderson s. Melton,
Defendants
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July 10

VIRGINIA Vt rules continued and held in the cleik
Office al the cir ut 1eor OF law and chsncey
for iedfofd county, the lath DAY Of July, lSd5
Smitl-on II. Davis Bowker Preston and John q. Left
"ieh lac merchants and partners trading uRder the sus
and firm OF Davis Preston Co.. who Tor The bensf,
oi Bon ker Preston, Plaintiffs,
against
Uriah Whit and Nichoa. Robertson. Sheriff OF Bedford
county md a. such administrator with the will annexed '.
Joseph Itlte, deed Defendants.
IL CHANcERY.
The defendant Criah bite having entered hs appear
ante aud given security according 10 The act Of Assembly
the rules oil this court. aud appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he not aninhaban Of this commonwealth it
ordered that he do appear the courthouse OF the SAID
county OF Bedford the first day of the (Septembsr
term oil tile circuit superior court oil law md chaneey Tor
county aud answerhe bill OF the plaintiff, and that this
der be inserted IN some newspaper published in the town Of
LtnehbuIg Tor two months successfully and posted at the
front door OF The couIhoseothc ounty some court
II Copy-Tese,
JOS. WILSON Cfk.
July II WIN
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.Illly 10

NlRGINlA:-At rules held in the clerks Office of the
count, court OF Bedford, Monday, the 4h day OF
gust, 1915:
John Cfensaw, administrator Of Jesse Golfer deceased
Plaintiff,
against
Barnabas A. Edison, David X ylc and Robert Kyle
Defendants.
IN CHANcERY
The defendant, Rohut X, le having entered his ap-
pearance and given security according the Of
bly, and the rules OF this court and appearing BY sasiac-
tory denre TINT lie not inhablan of this
wealth. is ordered at he do appear here The fourth
Monday October nef und answer The bill Of The plain
IN, aud that copy this order be forthwith published
the iynehbug Nugmian Tor months successively and
posted at The ifoo door o the court house Of this county
ACop.- Teste,
JNO. X. STEPTOE C. z. c.
August w2m
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Prsei fatum, administrator OF Jesse .nuIphy decd
Plaintiff
against
Elizabeth Cole, .lhcaial, .furpl,y, Anscc ". Murphy,
William Murphy Ohm Lights and Martha hs wife, IL
linn Murphy, Elizabeth Cole admins jesse Muir
ply, 81 Ann Ruth Nj am aud Richard Murphy, ni
children OF Jesse Murphy ,jr deed. Defendants,
In tHASCEgY.
The defendants John Lights and Martha his wife ard il
liam Murphy having entered their appearance and given
security according the oil assembly and the rules
this eour and it appearing by satisfactory ev lenoe tina
they me not Inhabitants Of TINS commonwealth the
ton OF the plaintiff ordered thai the said last mention
ed Defendants do appear here on he first Monday IN Seten
Der next and the plaintiffs bill, and that copy
this order be forthwith pub ed in The Lynehburg Nran-
m for months successfully and posted the front door
OF tie Courthouse oil this county court day.
A Copy-Tsse,
S.2HL.. q. r.7PLES, Clk.
Jnly 10 WIN
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Tlyl7
Plaintiff,

VIRGlNA:h Rules held in tire clerks office OF the cir
cut superior oil law and chanccry for the
OF Nelson, in the mont, Of June, 1916
CHARLES {. Nlngfcid Plaintiff,
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rule. haid n thu clerk'. ofes sfths el.
en-, saasriot court e ls AMI ehancefY, Tor the county
Of a.a4ers., On MoaJay the 2al DAY oI June isf9
Robert N Brown, FlaiAth,
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WHOLE FAMILY IN OFFICE There is
enatkaby adeprtstG fanpl, ~ ine name uf Rahbun
"a tattes ceun',, y. y aho nlio~ Tie Trade II pol.
lies III = lstip. 10y ,umIuehe,d business ~ " hlns
ani npan making ihe dsesefy that ia. Wing party dd
NJ always ~in. aud thai Mhrn II WAS ia pa@tf the
ailtr family "as al teasinutd hese hopeful Youths
atnri iisat 'e', on. al the nrIlefs. H,rnm.l
,hom thf " Has hsd rerfad S1rrli instead ., serving
nia his ue A. "stdtr5 Of tnffpn - shn,id have d.ne
estfl.d 10 ise -tsha aJh his aud arrnuni,,on
Ahihef ii lr uNae t.7rge tlpri,d l., Congress
. itan,, "hsn lie esas th- shrutl claimed ~ he keen
= I'll A1mtn Pu>,n. al. Il, make rl,n Tor Tim, Nr
ihui,dsy. ,tis,an republican. iu,n,d out. A
hrd nthhef. Au,a) dehlanded lie Anbntn posl OF.
are. ms ss.ied 'eains II f,lher sltonen and the
party heslahd. Bul Congressman G.ef,r wrote
hrealrniHg Lrler 10 the nlan anu hrhnld AIMS is
'sl Naser e ll.,. ar hn. bfalherS. fresh AMI r,r
ny ApNlars 'rHdlng n the pubic enhi h ihe mean
nae. I'D untlofm Republicans hu si,sd IN tho ranks
when the III hptts Were that hpp, uenis. are le 10
.'bI', ami sidkr aat'1 1i,ed And iiese "Daertiys"
("uh AT Dalgehys nua fcdtealnt vrtur) will be fra
dt, "en The ltnr lufs, loenst. tr nay aud bduty un
DER sumo new bauner. -.ib Eet.i, Jpm.
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william ~ ,aary NUiir.e.

TIVE nsxt stssoa ii this lnSlltutou will epen las
! nsna) ~ i''r secn5 NJ hday IN Oelaa nexi aud
Terminate lhr 1ih day OF July lolonug.
Course I'm fhe Degree II. y.
JUNIOR CLASS.
Jr. Moral Class -'lhos X. Dew, (Pl,st'D Proes
Jt. Mathematical Glass liohi. Saunders Professor.
Chemical Class-John Mins lun pn,i, ssor
National Law Class beverly urkrf. Ptniessor.
Nors 10 enter lie Junior Mathematical Class.
the Student musl be acquainted ~n Smple Equations
SENIOR CLASS.
ST Political Cl4ss lnos. Il Dew. Professor.
Natural Phllnspphy-john Milhuglon, Professor.
Sr. Mathematical Class-Robl Saunders, Professor.
INDEPENDENT CLASS
Law, &r.-iirvery Tucker. Professor
Preparatory Mathematics Robert Saunders, Profes'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

JOIN Thompson j. Of James w i,ihrsl dee d
hs President Directors and Company Of e bank ct si
M. AMI CHARLES l. Dbfel, Edwin Dibrell. llizabeth
y Ha,.ber Ezskie g. Gilbert and Martha Il. his wie,
,3.sfee W Staples and feana l.. his wife. William Hen
ak and frances W his vic, ,nhonf Dibrcll, Judith Ann
if.fecf Thomas Nils ire and Catherine his wiz, james
,.4fs al Wllmoath W lis wife, and Mathew " Dibreil,
r1aar, dcslsses under lhe viii Of sad James Ibreli,
ID Defendants.
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June &c

VIRGINIA: At rules held in the clerks office Of tlesn
cut superior OF law and chaneerv, for Bedoa
count. the "a d., o June l345:
.1Igusite Letweh. .4eXnnder Leftvich, joel Ief"e"
lanes Brmn nll Eailarne his fe Joshua h. c. Bfo""
AMI Jineey his wife aud Thomas Letw ich PLAINTIFF
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June &c

NlRGlSIA-.7t Rules held in thc clerks Office OF the
cut superior OF law and chuncery the county
Of Nels in the month of June 1876:
Joel Smith, survivor of himself and John VI Smith, trus
tees (under The i'll OF " am Smith deceased for vii
liam Smith, the OF said deceased, Plaintiff,
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l. CliANcEKY.

The Defendants Edwin Dbrell, Elizabeth y Hhicher,
nili4m Iieadfck and Frances w his wife, James Gary
and ilmoth ". his wife and Mathew Dibrrll, mol has-
in entered Their appearance and given sefny according TO
Assembly aud the rules OF this court, and
pesrng bY satisfactory veence that they not inhabitants
Of this Wealth. II Is ordered That the said Defend
mis- appear before Judge Of -ad Court, the
tld day II August term next and answer the bill of the
Plaintiff AMI that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the town Of lynehbng Tor
months ey, aad posted the from door OF the
coaft house Of this e-unty cory-ieste.
ROBERT IlNSLEY, elk.
Jnne % WIN
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Jul, II

T rules b1ldrn in the clerks oce of the circuit superior
a pouf OF and rhancery Tor the of Patrick
tie Courthouse thereof The trsi Monday in July. 1915:
rrye' fatum administrator ofJesse .uurphy decd
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VIRGINIA III rules continued md held IN the clerk )
ollie Of the circuit superior court oil law and ehaneery
for Redfrl county The 18th day OF July, 1915:
William Dickinson, Plainiin
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inrsnsht ia rftFisns nifrr lst5e aad rrsf.rt,i,.
= h~e'isg ~ NE enz ~ 81 ae cnisn. al G.al1,,, a.
YEA ssD'e ia Va" c''rt'usr. Monday H.. In al Al.
gust "nrs TN tnaii'al ii j.iu i.eeiel rsa On I
!. ~ t".sH "s- e+it"i = the eiaif aid q l. l3la,,in
and jim Eeiuis 0efe sptslint,sl s,.,,,,.'
ehaitnah til4h kifg Lis ssal. sadfs. m III. !,
very aoiy sid al en.il ~ lana M Il lie oscl. .,
81 The u,..tas ~ : - ~
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July 81
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
II. WEBB, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
,17,c co1TMRIA 1oINTY pa SATURDAY. OCToREI


ings Ct abiding affection. which IN
woman's heart knows no chang, bu
he once fond husband, now transform
ed to least, returned her cordial re-
|ceplion with the coarsest abuse, and a.
last struck her 10 The floor. She, after
recovering herself from the blow, arose,
her husband standing near her; she
rushed into his arms, s,exclaiming Charles!
Charles! what are you dongi' and
turning from his brow the matted locks
which once clustered ia beauliul curIs
upon his many forehead, she imprinted
Ipon it an atfeclionat and endearing
kiss, and with that soft and tender love
rom eyes slueaming with tears, upon
MS hsggard features, again exclaimed,
'Oh, Charles, how can you strike your
pnce dear Msry' He instantly, as if
struck himself by some superhuman
iorce echoed back the beloved name
e Mary! Mary! what have donei' He
ieIl upon his knees, implored her for
siveness, and from that moment becamo
! reformed man--a devoted husband, &l
Is now an ornament 10 society.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
DIVISION OF LABOR.

A certain preacher, who was holding
forth TO a somewhat wearied congrega,
loo, lifted up his eyes 10 the gallery,
'ad beheld his son pelting the people
below with chesnuis. DJmjnie was a.
oout to administer ,ez, ruEAedra,a sharp
md stringent ,eprtmsud for this fragrant
.ct Of imPieIy and dsrespec', but the
youth anticipating him, bswled out, at
the top of his voice ~,
You mind your pIeachi"e' asduy,@
PH keep them awake" =,
The scene 'hat ensued may be safely
left 10 the msglnalon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
IA
A GLU rTON.

On Thursday, says an English paper. =
fellow named George Sldler; cabman, liv-
ing at Mile end undertook, for wager of
twenty shlllings 10 eat, within the spaceeof
two hours, leg OF mutton, weighing nine
pounds, peck Of peas, and i've pounds Of
potatoes, which he accomplished, having
Twelve miAules 10 spare. During his meal
he dunk three quarts of beer, and it. con-
cusion declared he could have manageable
pound or two more within the same time.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

gL TO Paris aIone.' The only reveng
/ l have to take ia, TO make you feel TIT
the utter paltriness Of your character, b,
, showing you The immeasurdable differ
ence between your views and mine
You shall learn The true dignity Of such
sentiments as yours, by seeing the un'
ulterable difference in which hold those
things which your soul esteems above
all, then part forever. On this table are
deeds conveying to you one half OF my
estate, from which you may extract thai
money TO, which you have been willing
to cucumber, though onl for month,
It seems-wlh wife. In accordance
with form which has been pointed oul
o me, here deliver Them to your ex
elusive use. Enjoy that money, and
emember while dong so, that you owe
hat enjoyment 10 the Intense contemp
! woman Ieels for you, and let that re
membrance cause you 10 be ever com
panioned in your secret soul by youl
own utter contempt for YOURSELF
She retrealed into the adoinlng room
waving her hand aS she disappeared she
said,
You may retire, sir
Mr.. Hanbury sat for moment, over
whelmed with dismay and shame, h.
then dashed the papers upon the floor Z,
,nd FASTENED out oil the house.
From that blow he never recovered.
In spite OF every effort 10 make head in
his own mind against The sense Of self
contempt, and the Consciousness OF the
thorough bsseneSs Of his principles, no.
3 hing could stand against the remember
I'd Iooki& glance Of tina, woman lie left
like detected felon. He never could
endure to see her again, The conhd
.nce with which he had pursued his for
career was struck down forever. liz
withdrew from society, and giving him
self up to The lowest occupations of what
ls called pleasures, has sunk in,o utter
worthlessness; despised al Ike by himself
nd Others.