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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Tnk BAHnE ParRioT has delightful Cock and bull
story about Ihnndsrbo the celebrated English bteand who
informs it, readers "dsd reeeniy In Braeboro VI" The Pat
riot states that he bad been resident Of D. for some year
when near bis end hired two In bury him IN
bis clothes just he died bot that the neghbors nteefe
insisted on giving him decent burial II goes on
meraie suspicious circumstances and upon per-
son. III corresponding precisely with the description Of
rbe given BY Lghroot, bic companion in guilt The
Patriot states also that dk and pistol upon hs
person, and among HE effects watches diamonds ewcry
&c. &C, "o amo'Dt packed asay in snundu
4 further as that "hc always dressed in three suits Of
clothes 10 make his hgufo Poy and prevent rerog
tonF The Patriot says conclusion eve could give you the
he known BY but withhold rcssons obvious
every We give you the story told BY direct from the
spot and leave readers TO Judge for heinselves'
That "dstAnce lends enehaatment the cannot DO
doubted afsr this Wa upnc, friend Patriot your
ant must have been runaway patient Of the Insane Asylum
which would account w part for the wdness sppinn in a.
every line Of your interesting bit Of The old
age that uth stranger than fiction may be susceptible
proof nevertheless II spols many good story.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Rich Seeas.-This morning, about O'clock as one oil
the South eIry was entering the duck and had
rived within few ieet Of the bridge. young under.
took To jump from the boat 10 The BRIDGE The
menl mat another young The bridge undertook
into the water TO The no small amusement Of the bysland
e. One person seemed TO enjoy the scene very uluch
judging from his hearty laughter He leaned over the edge
Of the bridge better the funny predioa,nent Of he
baihers when his ou slipped, and into the water Re went
Tins plunge OF course caused him laugh on the wrong
side Of his mouth, which did III those who witnessed H.
The first two involuntary divers got out uninured-he
last was slightly bruised This should people iook
before they leap, and sso make 'hm that sandeth take
heed lest he fall IN y Commercial .qdrertistr
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

NrnbrA % stAvrHoLDEEs according to the books Of
the Auditor Of Kentucky there but 81 900 slasehor
in that State. The White population above % years Of age
is y75 00makng the proportion Of Shareholders only in
o. Such ProPoron will not hold good in the States far
,her South who're lsgr plantations plenty Il may be
safely assumed that the whole number Of Shareholders in
the Union does eiered 10000 Now BY this olgufchy
Of quarter Of Million this people of twenty millions
ridden with whip and spur" Every kind OF industry,
every branch Of trade every SPECIES Of enterprise ground
in The dos that Human Cha,ieiism may be exalted The
last cent Of the naon and the last drop the
naions blond Is drained rxirnd tie FOOL ain Meaial
and moral P,gmivs made Presidents they wor
ship the abheffrd Moloch. wsr good men are osira
esed breanse they will not bow down his shrine Our
eounrys capital dsgrseed by sayePens their flags gy
Ing side BY side with the siAr.sPsngled banner Our
judges shield this dAnug crime against the justice which
they are set TO administer Our Legislators babbe Of lib
ery aud stab the liberties Of peaceful race evrnunto
death Our ministers Of The GosPe Of Love lraf
ticking in the bodies Of their fellow men, instead or watch.
ing over their immortal snuis.
Where will this horrible aud oyershsdowing influence
rnd To what will the posse Of man-,hieses bring our
fair land Shall the crack Of their whips always give law
TO people beasBg the inhersnee Of eedom These are
grave questions think aud act upon them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

LAwRskeE, MAss-wr ore happy 10 open an exchange
with the LarSence Courier. Il Is handsomely printed
sheet large The PkeA1 ysafs sgo And i edit
ing done IN prime shape Friend Hayes (undef whose
tuition We Into the eeran) s equally familiar aud
equally sueers,fgl with the quill aud scissors composing.
slick and fi.krt He set pp JOB" sod an
anredoe-" point sheets" and clip pointed Items"
up sorts and Up n opponent, most expeftly.
But We ought sp-ak Of the delightful place which he
ha. ehasrn ot h. labor. editorial and typographical The
annr1-d sketch does for ia poetic style. We guess il
from the Cevri,r although found 1t, with efsdit
attached IN Down East paper
TowN or LAWRENCE Where two yeas sgo
was the location Of some eight or ten farms and
sand bauens, with the Merrmack river rolling quiz
etly and peaceably along 10 its mother ocean, now
is clustered together busy, driving population OF
Ace thous0Rd souls, full Of hope aud working like
bees. The location Of Lawrence is one Of the
most lovely that the mind can conceive. IL is a
vast basin seooped out among the hills, with the
Meninaek mesndering through its centre. From
Tower Prospect lIlll--ihe irregularities Of its
surface not being diseernible al that distance but
having the appearance, il will have the re-
atty, OF regular grade-ihs landscape strikes the
eye with plcasurable emotions. Already, as the
river walls the canal the laid out parallel
with the river aud canal, and the streets laid out
at right angles with these, the vast mills, boarding
houses. stores and dwellings starting up in every
direction, meet ih. eye, we can form some faint
conception Of the probable magnihcence Of the fu-
iure Queen City OF Essex county.
The belt Of hills which surround the town Of
Lawrence, will nj some future day be studded with
splendid residences which will overlook the city,
aud add beauty aud diversity TO the scenery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

An Iasoipsn Debtors Statement schedule Of an in.
solvent debio has been recently shown u.s. and Il ia most
remarkable doeumen In accounting for his losses, lie
down $suO 10 loss on the depreciation Of stock Of goods
500 10 loss on different articles bought and sold specu
laiion and at least $l050 TO loAseB by pisng ganbing
heHs and houses Of III fame Thus appears that he squu
deIed on eeeboxes and haEois nearly moch he lost
in busners operatons enough certainly have saved him
from ruin, had he employed honestly. So is thai many
young mani fame and prospects are blased forever.
Boston 7farsYer.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

WA1s for grosrlling PagsnanOt iar ghlsned Chris.
,iaos II is huggng barbafsm bosoms again Il is
barrpwing ia the coal-he Of The dask ages For no.
the animal in man iriunphng the humsnl L. no,
the "l"rds Of eeasn playing eatand dog gamel lie,
Us then aSh H. and Hesr be dszzed with iuse glory
"ho can adure the gblierng a stsgnsnt pool
How different It's bIIaney from thai Of the rainbow God
splendid token Of reconciliation No, different the
PuiEid use Of eros thousand MURDERS from lie beam.
ing halo that giIds thy forhssd, lovely Psscei
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

MoRs CAsDIDArEs--The Wings Of Lebanon county,
Penn. have nominated General Scott candidate Tor The
next Presidency. We thak II would be quite as we'll to
let the business Of nominating for full year come
We good in keeping up the exsement attend
ant upon Presidential campaign longer than months
At most When the proper time comes have no doubt
good and true Wing will be put in upon
whom the whole party will uniteund that, of ITSELF ia
equivalent 10 his election. lsff
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

fhs Christian 3iaaesTbe result Of the proceedings
The Alliance s refusal 10 take any farther aeon on
y than they were absolutely compelled Placed between
the horns Of dilenms both within and without their owl
body The attempt has been made avoid eher with hat
success, time only show IL likely however that
simple declaration that slavery evil, which far
as the Conference wosi go, will satisfy all the EoLefn
churches, aud the probability is that another Alliance will
be loFned from which Shareholders will be expressly excu
ded Indeed this than inuated during the tes
sion OF the Conierence.--N Y. Tribune
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

4 Long DIP An accident lately happened To CONNER
cia gentlemen IN londoa which, unattended with
serious Consequences, may be related for atDusrnen He
had occasion 10 into soap and candle mandatory in
Change alley In descending sieps the dipping
vat his foot slipped and he umbcd trad over htes into
The agreeable liquid. workman WIN was near BY seized
him ss he arose but from The slippery Of bis
ing he was again consgned 10 the vat second pull ex
nieatrd the sufferer in The shape Of tremendous
hls whole outward man being encased in taIlow. !.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

TINS wiscHEsrER Bass BAsD, under the direction Of
Mr. A. Bond the well known and popular teacher gave
10 this village full house. on Thursday evening
last The performances, whole, a very crediiable
affair The two descriptive pieces--"slegh Waltz and
"ailrosd Gsllopwers executed in fne style but what
particularly pleased U.s. and every body else the ,ro-
bone and clarinet solos by Mr. Bond Ii would be difficult
10 find biz equal upon the trombone and he not much
less proficient upon the clarinet
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Dreadful Catasfrophe- simost-An English paper "a, g.
that At Wonbwes Menagerie, short time since fash.
onaby dressed lady, while standing the OF the
oyul Bengal tiger seized behind by the feroeous
brute Amidst the shreks Of the bellies and bysandea he
tore off, he supposed. luxurious neal butthe neat
the poor dpe found that he had been nicely taken In
being half aufiocated with bran a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

HoRsa DRowsED.-On Thursday last, a. Mr. J. D. Miller
Of this village attempting back luu,ber-w wagon
the hank Of Connecticut river below the bridge in order
unoad sione the horse backed lar and into the
river lie aoaied down rods with the fofe-whesis
bat trying get ashoe, the wheels esugh, stump and
he sunk. The snimol owned BY Mesus J. II. 4 W
n Eslsrbrook, and had recently h<en purchased.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

sEEyEo tiM RlcHr--John Tyler was 10 Richmund, Va
al the lime Of the Webster dinner, and the Committee Of
Arrangements took vote inviting him 10 The least
when only so Of the whole number were found TO be in
favor, and he not invited. Such significant denonsa.
lions be very gratifying 10 the Ex. President
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Astounding Faei-sisly million bushels Of grain sv
cry year consumed-aye, than consumed changed
into liquid poisonby the dstlers and brewers of Great
Britain, while seven millions Of her people starving
the bread which that grain would make What tale Tor
ihe ninsteeIth century o. Christian civilization
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

"DiscRErIos, &c.-- The Washington Union announces
suhorstvely that MIR Polk positively decliurs being con-
sdered candidate for reelection There about little
danger that tho LOcooeos will him again, there is
that the Wings will vote for John Tyler They've had
enough Of him already tar.i
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Important IapeHioH MIR P.lW. Gates Of Chieaeo H.
has uyeRied machine lor cutting screws BY which three
iouhs Of the usual labor Is saved With the power one
man, viii make from 800 10 700 screws day. Of the diff
feent sizes II cuts out the thread the same as lathe in.
stead Of jsm1ng i into shape. It makes perfect work
with once passing Along the bolt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

MAIsE--The Legislature met tAugusta on Wednesday
last The 10 vacancies in the Senate were filled by the
regular Locoioeo candidates, and both Houses were organ
ned by The election Of Loeosoco officers On Saturday
John W. Dana lLoeo) elected Governor by majority
Of 30 on Joint ballot
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

Prisoners IF War--A number Of Mexran officers, who
captured at the battle of ceno GOrdO arrived ia New
Orleans 90 the 5lh inst ila ID "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

ViRorsiA-LArxR AND BrrrFR-The result, ia ,hir,een n
Congressional Districts IA settled and SIX Wings and
Locufocoa are elected The second and fourth dis
ircs sill in donbI snd there fair prospect that the
Wing. will have majority in the next Congress from the
'Old Domininn.'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

NJ The Washington Union positively conadicis the rumor
that tho President and Cabinet have determined call
session Of Congress-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-05-20

rAHDoErD-cspian Peter Flower who has been eouhued
10 jail in Salem Mass for yeais pas, under for
having been engaged IN the trade has been padonsd BY
President Pok. The asgned the increasing ~ hs,h
Of the nfi.onaf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
From fis FiHeasilc Democrat.
CAPTAIN ARLINGTON.

THIS gentleman WIN is an recruiting service for the
Virginia Regiment of uuutecSs addressed the people
II Iig,e,our, On Monday lie wss preceded by Col
John 7 Andersen. Mhyse remarks NC did not have The
pleasure ,fheauug.
tap. Car ngtpu ~ laincd he nature oft serve +,
gaNc some hlhy gfaa'c descriptions at The scenery
AltIea. and Hs.i cvefy pist Argument thai Was likely
l. aase the spt 4 Young men. The address Of ClpI
I. qrite appropriate. AID MS dd9rued with flashes
Il VII and occasional II ghls Il elrInraeo We do not
knpW what success he Likely Ia met with. hut No
Gn bepe The tonug man ~ Bolrtiau Mi respond ~
lropef 'pIi e lhc atals Of hoiI enthusiastic county
man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
RULE TO FIND TIE CoSlENiS OF 4
COIN IIOIISE.

!. For iho body; multiply The length breadth and
depth continually together hr The solidy. z For thu
upper- ~ mot, par multiply the length by the lgonda
Tor ae rea oi the hase. shen multiply this area by one
ahrd ct the perpendicular height, of The pitch IT is
clnniniy called or he s1dliy. 3. Add The two solid
'lies Ggelher aud multiply the amount by eu oil one
4ignre IRON the nghi, and the remaining figures will
give the number d bist,s Of sh,llcd com For the
hnmsf o bushels The ears multiply by lus.cad of b,
:: For every lo9 bushels add one hail ol bushs
,he rel be'us icet. R1uircd the c4nleuis-lo mol
sthed by 10 aud 10y lG"al give 1000. 10 maldplied
~ 10 and y VII give 20, 1910 aided to 2o0 viii
eve i4oe 1900 multiplied ~ 1 viii give lsoa; cut
oil The Hsi hand figure and shall have $50 to is0
bushels Of sh'lIpd TOO multiplied by Will cy,
800 cut oil The NJ II hand hsure, add > and we shall
tdvc sS5 bushels II cora IA the ears
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

fr csllrciinp. n revenue. faithfully and enefg"i
ch', carried au thoy have been unier tie p eselt
State Executtvr.
\ roton al the public debt was Issued IN Mat tro
call Sterling bonds. the iere 4 IT VI oh = NJ agfrcf
ou d he paia IN lldu II vii BE Is hr Hass Of
the Comlnissi al Insus which Publish to la
m = he is prepared topay the interest On thfsr
houds The tate Of q fir hr p d efllng, 10 hsc
who p-fr receive Tho interest ~ this country such
not ri ffs~ri afso thu p yment at nl.fe here,
viii receive II rzul8iy 10 leH4au the 1t Of Jtuu-
AIRY. r hic ptse tho idnts III DC out full
iine. BiHm re Pt'fi5t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
THE PUBLIC DEBT OF MARYLAND.

HE first OF January next is the day fixed upon by the
law VI the las, Legislature which The Treasurer is 10
isst re the paymeat in ah of IT, esi o e pubic
deM Of Maryland. Il s certain that there will be
ample funds for the purpose, in POSSESSION Of he Treas
ufer. aud there Is every Ia believe that vii
BE- netars "ntie regular qarier days thu IL
c..taln at there Viii be failure /! The eXlsln. Laws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

VIRGINIA At kule, held IN tie Clicks Once o. me
Crsn Superior nut OF Law and Ghaneeiy lor Ne
on COUNTY, oa hfouiaY, the tn day OF October ~
William Loving, administering OF Sainnei LOVING
id Nh, va cxc.uar Of Stephca Watts, decd, and " 81
lam n - yes late ei1 OF Nelson county, ART as snch
aim nis,r,r d buns ron win the Mil annsAed 81 said
stephen WAITE, dec D. i'''
against
Saa. P yavt,r, Crra>es ri the trs estate Of Jane
,hr>tn) aud z,beth hs wie, the sad James hrisih
and rofca his wife anil Geprse IL thris IAN, ftlel
" Christian. GhalesS Christian. William X tniIan,
n ib.rt fgasley aud Martha \ hrs viii formerly Martha n
Christian, sally !. Scott formerly sally j. Christian James
= Christian Ssueel IL Tristan, iuus e Christian John
ser.tuz, and AMANDA Ia. Wiz, formerly AMANDA Tins
/. William r. EIaiha \, sally J., lanes p Samuel
II Rnl1- 6 and amanda the sur ~ ng children dc
lanes Christian and hes l. Christian administrator OF
b,n non with the viii annexed Of James Mnnhy decd and
Elizabeth Murphy said Charles J., Christian, said sally j.
colt rlnery sally J. Christian, Samuel Pur,is, GEORGE
Murphy Pf and james luecy and Sophia his wife the
said Elizaheth Charles l., Sally T., Samuel George Muir
ply and Sophia. ing dS ees o james Murphy decd and
~ iam llor-les and Robert Ii Jefferson, trustees deed
al trust, bearing date the day ot
ISL IRON Charles Christian, for the benefit oil himself for
lite. with remainder 10 the children Of James Christian and
William llorsles and Paul Ilofslcy Ills Harris and Mar
tia his wife, formerly Martha Iorsey and Eibrdgc Jefer
and Mary lbs wiie, formerly Wary Iorsey, which said
Paul, Martha ana Mary the children OF William Iors
lay Defendants,
Il CuANcERY.
The u Pendants, Lucy j. scott Samuel Pnrvis, Jane,
Lucky and sophia HI wife, n5t having entered their ar
pcaanfe aud 2l'en ssrWy according to the act 81 "
-embl, and the Rules Of dis Court and appearing by
sarory evidence that TIN, not inhabitants o this
Comm 3nyeath:on thu motion 81 the plaintiffs by counsel
II Is ordered that the said defendants do appear cre
rules II be hedun tie first MONDAY rrs and
answer the Plaintiff bill, aud HAT copy 81 this order be
orh"ii inserted IA some newspaper pn5ii'h' IN the town
House oi thus county.
\ Cnpy-Tcstc
HOW ELL /. brown, Clerk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
johnson, Irnct.


Reh virtue ola decree of the Circuit Superior Conr
, Of Law and Ghauccry, Tor Nelson county, of the
hday Of OrubcrlSlU. Pronounced in the case therein
depending, between Nm. =. Loving, Adm. of Samuel
LOVING. derd., aud others. plainuils, and Daniel A
thealNo d and others, defendants, | vii Ion the 25h
day II November next, the promises. near James
Ihusian's and said Chcawood's. sell 10 the highest
bidder, "r ready money, the TRACT Of LAND, The
h mentioned, being The same tract purchased by said
Cheawud, from Sam'I Loving IN his life time, which
tract lies IN the county Of NrlSln Bntiloe River.
and which contains about s.. ACRES. 1t is said 10 be
valuable ClIAS PERROW
Oct lS-lm Commissioner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18
POET ICAI..
ll,fs,n DE knlslerhoeksr MarazIne.

~ = frein The knekerhoekef Msgazinc.
-. .r1lE c ooD OLD TIslEs.
- - IT Az "oln scRoals nup.
4 oh. those happy ',sood cid times,e
"a Err luxury bad changed
- Thelf,esci all the iaircr sex
And reasons throne derause ed.
Nshen aan.eis kne-v, the wss.i.s tub,
The r-Itkins pail and broonl.
And earned their wedding r.bra-soiE
By spssa,ns at the Loom. ... So
Oh those were hsrpe s'foOsi old tunes
So when the table, white sew
tsroAnea benes,l, beans md pumpkin pics
OH viii had some now.
Oh th,sc happy good old time.,s
Ere Chinese knew,
So Ere every miss Of pert sixteen
= Esteemed herself "bluegp
49, When issses la,sd in running streams,
= Nor with fgt siprej Pap,
~ Bs, ioed on mother ,sIth'. green ard,
Asd not in vcl,c, tap.
= Oh these were iayon. ol'en times,
The ,..ae. 81 which Wy MN,
e. OF good Oh fashioned landovry,
eiGe and Indian bread.
as Oh those were happy oden time.,
Ere OPP "a or play,
So h"a wsllztng reel. with isrtaaw fr,,
Consumed both nisht and day
80 Ire easy char. and feather bed,
ton how nv hsct eonp'sins)
He'd efaned To our headstuoF fsre
r.nd6ra', lo> 81 pains
Yes truly, tlose were glorious timo',
The times to de one good,
While tsiIhg hfsiJ0g ffoe' Ger
r, blazing f,.s Of wosd
Oh those were god rame N1rrFrf times'
Low memories sv trfswsrni a'er us,
Fre-wasp like fsrns wtro gut around
- With shus'les" So enormous
" hen modest ne, et hared
Aud uinketea 81 show,
Nor e,el ler ih@ir h,alng place,
,. SAVE to b. i in dough
Yes th.se were 1Krif happy tunes,
on gladstone, rusticiiie
Those sanled floors ard neat homes,
The hsrep, lsinF vile
. Brsltancy knn,s upon my u.ind
A lc oi love trow
tE# All me rrLIeots times were those
Oh wish we had them nov
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

- H. - ~ u ],
N Old Stand n u m. 4 J. Onkey,
SEI OllD respectfully mlrn the citlzcns Of Lynch
W burg, and ihs public, thai he will continue 10
conduct, al the old stand ot himself and brother, the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches lie has hand. and will con.
unraIly keep, beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cassl
morcS, Neslngs. aud in fact every Thing suitable Tor Gen
lenrus which he will uake up TO order IN the most
fashionable styles handsome fits and warranted work
monship lie would lnyllc the attention Of the pubic
10 his stock,
Fob. It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18


e"rr1 are VI 10 say It, lat the truth must be sp1.
"eh'-'he country" Poer. 10 say tbsl II wants money
~ c.euu VIII h'i cuN'} very overwhelming idea oil
Vie heip, sntsS Ia suu1e oluuf t,aJers =, We will re-
peat lha Fngaud IS aciHallI poor the Closest md
innsI 'arpllte s'Hse The country has TIL u. now Len
4nn@'ahly destitute II fFd. That deficiency Is hardly
supplied, and IN supplying far We have both In uaf,
with our gold and pat ourselves In debt 10 the
This IS being ut ia very PLAIN seuse Apaln ", are
unusually short Ia The materials u manufacture md rn
sequeny N tose manufactured connlod.llcs wbeovith
We have hitherto purchased what We wanted from our
aeYh1oFs Nav, tbeIe Is no theorzing. M cnffenc,
spnuing IN these sim lje i,,,s llc, .,o - 80,
cble in the Of person. aud are eqna, 81 in The
case OF he bsion. There are people, indeed WIN ar
~ar Ia nag'ne that while poverty IN The case of an ind
ylduai Is very solld afllr national p,yer,v ,s c,
inesta abs Faction winch an argument or ,,fl can 10
IN llsh. There l., however no difference bo,,, i'm
except that the aggczale poverty ~ the ,,,rst ,nl ms,
ilcnrable Of The two.
The effects 4 the teanh have been ser,nsl, s,r,,,,
itd by the Humanity of the nation Resides tho n,i,,l
rise IN the prices Of ud a fact alone s,.c,l n nm, -,
ano debt eii II our duty l.. te,d tr n,,,, -, nh
several millions in Ireland Tins c,st ns si6 NM u,n
Of which e 100000 were T., Il, ho,f,,,.d IL, ~,
case uf Hho, heinz la,,r already and ,,,,oI =,
bts household Is further IDp,ye SHE'D lx bi.
Iii ue act VI ono divides IN. last Loaf MN tho L
gar.
,The depuialjon Of the I ,v,rn..,I ,,z,.,.,#-i,-.
kefs coming iruu lin, so,,,J ~, - ~ ' '
thai INV involved IN thu ,,,st s.,,,'. .' 'i' '
ordinary claim Ia our synn,ilv snJ ,o'as '''S II"
sr th,se ren,.nen ~ = aa M anu f'pec" We hel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-11-18

This IS a tremendous lss when take into con
sdeaton the sloH time thai has elapsed since the break
lnE ont Of hosaliuts. A. a rough Is innate we might
set down five tn ,ussnd more " persld from fatigue.
from The fir oaucld!laS, yellow fever, &c sc. which
added Ia the other, wonI make the loss side
ly ten Thousand IN the of fifteen months. Such
The rc.nll Of WI.