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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
A REMARKABLE AFFAIR,

Last June. Edmund DougaH, residing on lot II, in
the 4h concesslun of the township ui Nulaa isaoa il
county oi Smcue. discovered the lot he occupies
sunken hole in the earth, having the resemblance of
small pond Of water low fen. IL situated ON
rising grudnd, IN the forest which he was engaged in
clearing, preparatory 10 cultivation. The roots OF tree,
had spread the marsh. and many Of considerable
thickness were cut away by the occupant OF the lot and
his assistants.
puugan's son, on stopping to drink out of the hole
discovered sune bones IN 1t, which caused further 4.
aninson. aad ultimately led the discovery If very
large quantity ofhuman bones including between 500
aud UUO skulls They also found about 40 pounds of
brass. several brass kettles IN deoayed state and seve
raj hachss.
In about month after the occurrences above narrated
similar hole was discovered by William lhonns,u
on the third lot IN the concession and ownship;
which being examined, found 10 contain eleven con.
per kettles. each OF which would hold about nine nails al
water. Eight OF The kettles found as nerlpr, AS
when made aud The olhrr three much eorroded
10 his bur also discovered len ur dt2ca sea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

Che zpnehbur0 atrainiam.
.uo.sD.aY. FEBRU.7RPo. 1916.

.4new scheme Of Inner iioai 1t seems, from the late
canada papers that not TO have the whole game
vi annexation IN our hands. A puoc meeting held a
short time since IN Montreal preamble and rrsolus
tons adopted, setting f nth the dsadcclon 10 HE
present firm of government 10 lis practical ad
minstra0n nov widely prevalent in ,he Save
holding States OF this Union, and their desire TO de.
sblve the connection which binds them their Souh>
efn associates !; and adsefng 10 heir Obvious desire
10 escape from The evils 10 which They are subject
ed, and 10 find shelter llcfcffom under the protecting
as Of the British constitution they propose that the
ndn, yohOldlng States aforesaid nay be permitted TO
annex themselves 10 Canada and obtain security and
prosperity as loyal subjects of Q1eea Victoria, These
proceedings, which very gtayry reported in the Can
ada papers, constitute certainly The practical satire
Of the day That annexation" will take place on our
Northern borders in imitation Of than recently practsed
upon our Southern frontier we have no doubts the most
potent arguments which secured The one losing none of
ther force, but The contrary, when applied the other
as We might show If we were just now disposed Il,
undertake The task. We ina me- however, that when
the time shall be ripe for eacng the boundary line be
tween the American Union and the British Provinces
the process will be somewhat irroni from thai pre
figured IN the Montreal proceedings and published to
the world doubtless in sptr When tina, period shall
arrive, the natural course of events Sill scarcely
AS they suppose. be inverted. Mdhome will come -
the nouniaIn-not the monDlain to Malomet,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
SENSIBLE ADVICE.

In his speech on the Oregon question: IN the House of
Representatives, few days ago. Mr.. Bednger. one of
the members from Nirginia gave some very saIuta.y
and pointed counsel to those fiery suns of Mars. who
are 50 prone to indulge their Nake propensities-pe
maps lor The reason that ia the hours of battle they
VIII be nnexposed to personal danger 1t nav be very
tue as these gentlemen Uirn ard in such bad taste
Vann'ngy proclaim, thai The United States is entirely
aee to Hog Great Brllaa-5nt we nay be assured that
1t VIII be no ohld's play, aud that we shall not our
selves, even though be- victorious in the end es
cape serious an lasting injury from the conflict. Il
believe, said Mr.. Bednsar iii compelled to measure
strength with Great Britain, we are even now more
than match for her, though am reminded Of a very
sensible remark made ON certain occasion By one
oi my Constituents, man ofggantc physical powers
and remarkable Tor his bravery as well as his GOOD ma,
tnre lie had neghhor. also Hercules for STRENGTH
anu pro"ess, who was constantly disturbing him with
petty annoyances. lie frequently complained to me Of
TINS neighbours conduct and said 10 him. upon one oc-
cason. why do You not 6ck him? lou are able to do
H. Yes, SIR he replied 4 know that can lick him,
bnt II rW strain me TO do it, and do not choose to IN
derIake II until am actually compelled MAY we not
profit by it? know Gun lick Great Britain, but be-
eve me II would STRAIN 10 do ii and we had better
postpone until there is no alternative and then we mil
do III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM MEXICO.

IIy lhr bafqae PERU Just arrived from Vera trnz WI
learn thai beaer III dispatches from MI oiide 70 ou
Government Is on bIard We have not received a"y l'
iers by her, bu, learn verbally from the Captain that MI
sdel had been ordered leave Mexico, aud ihd'o es
cori had been allowed him 10 Vera Cruz.
We learn, also, that the reception oil The news o.
the dismissal of Mr. Sldell, the commander oil he u ;
brig Sunets AT anchor 1t Vera Cruz, started Immediately
ur tie CRY o Mexico with detachment oil mafihes III
order Ambassador 10 that port iof sihoaIha
ton, and protect his porson-.S .. Comier, Jan. 2J
1he accounts In other papers state that Pafedes was
acting President, and Gen. Alm0nle (lofmef minister
to Tie l. Sai,s.) acting Secretary OF var
A letter from Vera Cruz, January 9Th, says; " nc
new Government has adopted harsh tone towards MI.
Sfde the United States Minister. and appear deter,
mined 10 carry the wal against Texas ln'inets III
course under lhe above circumstances has almost been
pul a sop to, bat We louk toward to an improve
meni
Trade is exceedingly dull here, but expect an i'm.
proven ent after first VI next month when the new laTil
will come into operation.
Since writing Tho above find the following IN the
y. O. Delta oi The 9th:
.On tho accession Of Paroles, minister. MI Sli-
dell tprobably after demanding be recognized aud the
demand refused, asked for his passpur but was inS
formed that he had been received as Minister
no passport IN that quality, could be given 10 hlm he
then requested that the Government should give an es
corr 10 Vera Cruz. which was peremporly refused Up
on The news fachiib vera LUZ, seven "iiietfs VI "'
l. : Brig Spmerz, which arrived al that pof on the 9th
inst started i1r Mckee,, well armed, To escort him
through The country"
PAR ui the above the Delta considers very doubtful.
Il came as n report and corDbonled by letters
from Vera Cruz Of the 9Th which mention other traas>
actions al The same date.
We also extract from the Delta the following et,i
VERA Caez, Jan. 18th 1916
Tho new Piesidtn ,rn. Paedes. has established
his a,-ry. viz:-Gen. Almonle, late Minister 10 Inc
United States Minister OF Nar; LUIS Parfes, OF II
nance Jodcl Castillo Lauzas. o Foreign Af1a s and
Bishop Bcceua. of Justice These gentlemen appear
Ia sflre general confidence. The American Mlns,n
tas dmanded his passports, having failed IN The obec
Ut hrs mission.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
Dontrottr futtl,tnemer.
FAVORABLE INDICATIONS.

We find The following ia the National Inlellisoncei
Of the sh lust -
"lhe Senate yesterday again passed by the Nav,
incfease Bill. eeins q1e evidently IN has'e 10 so
upm IT,
1a the House ii Representatives the debate upon the
Oregon subject Went on, Ia tie usual strain bill
give The notice. &c, was introduced. among The morn
ing business, winch le.tf,d all preceding prop
osons had beep H. the Comn.ltlee at the Whole. We
may regard IS favorable symptom the ldrudneton by
Mt Black, Of South Carolina. OF qualified resolution
br giving the notice. sc.
Il resolution was adopted in the House. on the mo-
tim oi Mr.. Caanor, n1l without serious opposition,
making substantially The call has been made III
the Senate upon The ENcentiYa or communications con
eernng The Otegon controversy which have passed be-
tween the two governments To those oulninunca
aed with the Presidents annual message.
.'Mesne he. fnmor very current Yesterday, In
the Roiuuta and 10 The Streets that negotiation on the
subject has been resumed, and this inie going on
IN ihs city between tho Secretary OF State aud he Mn
sstr u Great BfilAia."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
G.lEEE.S' SEEEsS

Of The finest quality have been scattered over the country
from these grounds aud may always be depended upon
The SEED EMBELLISHMENTS Of these ioRrIeu1ruRrsrs
is one OF The most extensive the Unon aud lis repn
lallon Is well sustained from year In year.
10 obyia'o the chance OF mixture Of the farna of The
plants OF the same family, they have established anohs
er nursery al suitable dlsiance So that degeneration
cannot take place. and which secures TO the purchasers
"a genuine article" Knowing thus the aye, quality
and process OF culture of every plant. the supply from
their grounds is recommended with great confidence
Since The dale Of The "REroRr" from which the
aoose Is distracted, the ENTIRE ESTABLISHMENT has
been GREATLY ENLARGED The collection uf { amcljas
embraces all he finer kinds. and consists of snme thou.
sands OF various sizes; likewise Of Roses and other do
slraele plants, both tender and hardy Fruit Trees etc
Inc SEED uARnENs aloha, cove. fIiy aeres and the
whole IS, as II has been for more Than ilNr crxrr
Rf under the successive management OF father aud
The MOST PROMINENT IN AMERICA
", Orders received by Il. s. from whom Catalogues
may be ob,ained, gratis.
Feb 5 o -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
HO, F.t,, ORrCON,

AVa'IiPs himself Of Shakspeare's advice, 10 take
''f.une al lis flood" Thomas jefferson Sutherland a
citizen Of New York, who achieves notorety du
ung the Canadiln disturbances, as "Patful" leader
lew years since, proposes to organize and conduct to
Oregon one thousand ''able-boded industrious and ca
pablo men," together with the families of such as NAV
have them to be divided into 400 rllenen 400 lnfan-
try and 200 arlerymen. He also proposes 10 FORM as
an auxiliary corps, COMPANY Of cadets, 10 consist oil
boys Of l. years Of aye aud upwards. A clergyman
aud thrce physicians are oaccompany the expllition
which Is also to take with it, what may be deemed an
indispensable adjunct OF an American settlement how
Tar soeYer removed from the centre Of civilization
types presses aud other paraphernall of newspa per
establishments For the purpose Of raising the funds
cessary, association is 10 be formed, the members
OF which are 10 pay military sad monthly fees and 10
which others than members may contribute such sums
as they think proper. Congress- likewise to be asked
for appropriation Of $40 600, and for 1000 stand OF
small arms ana two field pieces with their eqnpage
The military command is to rendezvous at Indepen
dence, (Aiissout) on the 2lth OF April ls47 aud the
men are 10 be regularly organized and mustered in the
service of the United States and so continue until they
cross the Rocky Mountains and IN consideration of
the appropriation by Congress they are 10 give free es
corl To any number Of families, no, exceeding 1900 with
their goods and cattle, who shall wish to emigrae to
this new Land of Promseas all new and far off coun-
tries are 10 be- This semi.warke band of emf,
grants 10 carry with them domestic animals garden
seeds, sclons OF fruit trees, shrubbery implements Of
hnsbandry, Sc, Sc; and on then arrival in Oreron
each head Of family and each male Of ) years of ace
and upwards are 10 locate Gao acres of land, In the
ne aud possession of which they are to be fully con,
filmed. One Of the terms Of admission To this assoeia
ton is the payment Of 90 to its funds for the member
hlmse and $50 for wife and each child if the appl-
cant Tor admission be rneunbered with such "espons
bililles"
Persons desllous Of joining this expedition are re.
qnesed to address It's protector Thomas Jefferson Suth
erland, III New Nork-hui, although, we publish the
notice, we would moi advise any of our friends To en-
brace his proposlIun which we take 10 be one Of that
brood OF moneyNnakiig projects. which are ever and
anon thrown out by kaayes 10 gull fo5ls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
Y ours. Sc


HAv.s,, Jan. 18Th. 1916.
Lieut. Peel. son Of Sir Robert Peel. arrived here in
the last Steamer from Vera Cruz and went 10 Europe az
eesrer Of dispatches from tie Admiral ii The Fnpltsl
sauadruu AT the Sandwich Islands
since his passage rumof Is circulated lha The whole
En2eh orce IN the Pacific Is making sale Tor the %
lumbts River, with order 10 anchur thefe-.Iournal Of
Commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
important 10 .IniuJaci IN crs of Tobacco.


Inc manufacturers oil Tobacco 10 this place. will see
by The following certificates from the Danve Repofer
'hat Nh Matston Of Danve. has succeeded in put.lno
his machine In successful operation, by which grea
saving of labor is effected:
MARSroN'S TOBACCO ROLLER.
ne Tobacco Roller recently invented BY our inseni.
Az "'u eherpfsing fell0w'towusman, Mr. Wm p.
"iS'""' al account ct which given IN our paper,
so" I une III November last has since been patented
anu now IN ,essiu operation in three of our aco
M " '''S pace 1t is very simple in its construction
' aoe 10 get out Of order and turns GU, the rolls
WIN nea,ness and despatch"
'S' 'ne manufacturers throughout the country nav
nave some Id "a Of the performance of this mos, usef
te""", we annex the following certificates of M.ssrs
u'''e quo Femoer'on, two gentlemen who have been
''"s engaged In the bushes of manufacturing:
,r,. DANvILIE, Jan. rs. 1876.
- us 5 10 eef'iIy that have been using ,no r NJ
a''>"n obaccu roiling Machines and ibn' H. NJ
ti"tstS attended oy uae hsnd. has urn,a nn,
s"'''' "ndtsd AVID d4lgtn brake fglls. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

The Baltimore car, which reached The city at half
pas. eleven O'clock hs moIplng brought information Of
duel which took place this morning boiw Thomas
t. Jones and Dr. David johnson, both Of Elizabeth Ci.
". North Carolina, johnson was the clal- IN n,,tv
johnson was Killed al onee = ae nrsl fire Of iones
''p ID also, that he reserved his own fire
--,o protested his innocence to the last the crime
with which he was charged. Some Of thu pades were
arrested immediately alef the duel took place. Both
OF The principals were men Of high character at home,
and were well known 10 many persons here.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
LATE FROM TIE RIVER PLATE

We are indebted To The Baltimore American for The
following intelligence, Received thai port yesterday by
the aryal OF the brig Amazon. which sailed from Mon,
loyideo on the 10Th November
The French and EiglIsh blockade of Bucnos Ayres
aud all the porls OF the Banda Oriental. occupied hy
Oribe's troops. was still In force.
The English and French could moi gain an inch OF
ground beyond the reach Of their cannon The natives
On both sides Of the river seemed determined TO hold out
against what they consider unjust invasion Of their
country II Is positively asserted by those who are
informed, that Increased forces III not enable The
assnans to penetrate the interior OF The country without
cavalry; and il is said that Rosas will take very good
care that they get no horses.
Rosas aud his friends think thai England and France
viii not justify their Ministers In the measures adopted
by them. They cannot, they say, make up their minds
that SD great nation England can be so unjust II
The proceedings Of the Ministers are approved Of the En-
npean party, being the strongest must eventually sue
cesd and then hue county, with perhaps one oi the
best climates in the world viii be open for an immense
trade and df thousands OF immigrants which will pour
INTO ii from Enope. under arrangements already made
by some OF The rich English resident merchants of Mon.
tovid,o. Paraguay. with lis half mill Of inhabanis
which. owing to the pol cy of he late Dictator Ffanca
aud that 81 Rusas subsequently, has beeen for so many
years "seacd book 10 the world will also be hrovn
open.
Almost every article of import was very doll and law
al Nonieydeo, and likely 10 be more So
The seige OF that place still Continued as strictly ms
ever, and there was no prospect OF Its Termination
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
TIE FAIR.

nc etz'ns OF Lynchborg botb Young and old should
wv 'isft inc ar u de Fis Presbyterian Church to
DC he'd On W ednesday Thursday next Fans are The
must pheasant and agreeable r.ereatons that we have
amongst u.s. They soften the hard heert and kndle The
h"ef feelings OF our nature. To the Fair then, ladies'
and gentlemen, on Wedaes ay and Thursday next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
From The Hamburg s. c journal.

Extract Of letter. received in this city, dated
"llpsrs,ILLE, New bery Dis, Jan, %,
iii cansh he news WI 81 hn DISTRESSING sito,,,sn
III large humber o"i people in This district, who are
snnfns '9I f'eadsus and suing going on particularly
win INT poor class, who made nolhug he past y,af,
aud consequently can buy nothing; yet o them are
homsi aud industrious mtn What ltecefn there is or
sale. Is selling al 81 % per hush.l cash. and if these
distressed persons small debit they pa shed lor
u. To-day II Is sleeling. and HE lad blowing dread
fully Stock 1t all kinds are nershns in numbers fol
want VI food. +"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

new Prophet has arisen in Wisconsin, who it is
said. Is making considerable inroads INTO he church AT
Nauvoo, lie has found new set of placs ~ hich h,
IA Tansaiing aud which, according his own showing
prove heoaleslIby that he Is The figh u successor Of
the Prophet joe Many Of the Nanyoo Saints seem To
ec'e'o IN his mission. This new Prophe, opposes the
emigration 10 Oregon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
non. JNO. s. pENDlEToN.

The Oregon speech Of Nirgina's Uhg representative
in Congress he lowe llous) is spoken o as the cfael
speech Of the session. II all accounts be true tho Hon.
John :. Pendelon, who ranks, deseryediy, high IN
Virginia orator, despite the almost exhausted pa
Hence OF the House by the bnshel of b1fng Oregon
speeches that have been delivered enchaned the atoa
lion OF all who heard him. As smooth, polished, 1t
Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
JOHN II. Pc NBE.RTON

o. Mr. Clinton Roosevelt has presented 10 ,le notice
oil government, plan Of invention, by which he
proposes 10 advance directly up tnemy's ship and
hfe his cannon under water, being the meantime pc
ieclIy secure against every species Of arms lie calls il
the "inyulnerable steam batteryn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

'eeaa S'eamers-'Ihe Great Western will com
'"ence her 'Ps across the Atlantic the llln Of April.
ana the Great Britain OIL the 9Th Of May The Nassa-
c"uSets steamer Wood, TO have sailed fun Liver.
pn1 for New York, on tho 10Th February We ma,
eNpaet news every day II will be II DAYS later
than the Ilburnis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
NEW esassbSpS.
" l. have received new and splendid stock oil
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS,
""'h IN 'ddlion TO our former supply, renders our as
sorlment complete, embracing both SiapIe and E,nc,
articles. Oar customers will find every lhnu they de-
SIRE and at prices as low they can be sold al any 9th
er house in the place
:, we have also On hand an extensive assortment Of
'i"s' boo's Shoes. &c. &c which will be offered on
Inc most advantageous terms.
All persons in want Of Good Brnans. are invited Ia
give It's call
:. GUGGENHEIMER s. BROTHER.
Sept % ,s,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
Magnificent Sllawis, Truly {!

kloARl)S, RYAN s Co. have on hand genuine
C.iCHhiR SONG SH1TLS, The newest
ana most fashionable article Of street dress imported into
The United States
we pledge ourselves to sell them for LESS han tn.
same Sha,rl is selling for in New Yyk. Philadelphia
baillm9re or .shlnston city. eS We haotc chai
say Prices hanging iroG S25 10 SIS.
ALSO.
We have on hand very large assortment of Com
"on shaNss ranging IN price from % els. 10 $40
REGARDS, RYAN & &"
Nest doog 10 pa, T. fomg's
Get -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
Siich a PIN here

II seems thai The noiulous parish Of paouemiues
which, IN lsii gase mapflty of about 1000 Tor Polk
pulled las voesa the recent Congressional election In
Louisiana. The fact needs no comment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

blazing Meteor, as large bnrf. rnversed lhro'
some 500 mills ui the atmosphere in Gcorpin. and an
the borders Of Florida, on Monday, 2lst December and
exploded with tremendous noisei shaking the earth
great distance around
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
Country members. Boroughs s. ,ities. 76id

Ii Will he seen that The strength Of the Tories OF Con
sentative party lies ia the representatives from the coun
lies, who chosen by the landhodes and Their tenants
while the Wing strength is in cities, large towns and
botoughs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

STRENGTH OF THE VINO AND Tory PARTIES IN
FNcLANp.-The New York Express publishes a state
ment OF the division of parties in the British Parliament
which affords basis Tor conecures the poba.
BILE cempeNlon of British politics Ia future.
The election OF members OF the House of Commons.
IN July ieil, resulted as follows, showing nominal
majority oil 10 M The Tores-which has since been in,
creased TO about 100:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09

~ sefaps, IN one day. commencing work ia. usual
Time III the morn'as aud stopping at at o'crk. p NJ
HOBSON JOHNS
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Rob lnsOn Stahier. Druggist.
E.l.V'DRETEE.S
NURSERIES AND GARDENS.

|ENiESE extensive grounds Federal street,
d near the Arsenal. The earliest
collection OF Camells was made here Some t those
now IN the possession OF those distinguished nursery
men, are ten feet high. The selection
~ GREEN HOUSE PLANTS is valuable and extensive.
In The NURSERIES, we saw great many Magnollos,
OF which there less than thirteen distinct species
and three varieties One plant of the VI. grand1ora is
- ieol high aud IN full bloom. Here likewise the
NJ cerdaa 80 lret hlgh beautiful NJ ehptca in flow
er, and magnificent specimen Is eet hieh II the NJ.
eonsplcua the curious Usage Orange that retains lis Ia
cid i9lage longer than any other deciduuus Tree.
The NURSERIES, are all rery correctly managed,
supplying every part of the unlon deal ol which
would occupy loo much OF our space; Therefore
tent ourselves with stating thai the stock is very large
aud IN every stage OF growth. consisting Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-09
Forest and Ornamental Frees. shruIs
EVcrgrccns, vines and Crccncrs,

r n E E S OF the best kind, and most healihv con.
dion, large beds Of seeding apples, pears, pluns, g..
as sucks for budding and grating; plan rerg superor
10 that cf wortiag upon suckers, which carry with
them into The Gta all The Diseases Of the narnl .lnc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-04-09
a, or Tmr NORM

STINT, BrT ELOQUENT the dread
fl earthquake which destroyed the City Of
Caracas IN 1872, airh forty thousand IN.
hnblanls the clock Of the cathedral was
stopped I, opposed " the Grs' shock -
The tower in whi~1 ur la. 80 p.f-i
one fronting each quou'r ot'Dc .""'us.
remained Standing although the clock has
been repaired and set going aghln, one Of
these dlais and rs hands have never bc'G
disturbed They'ill point to the hour moi
minute which henlded so many thousands
sui, without single moments warning IN.
TO eternity