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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19
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HOUEll l.. BHOH-N. Cr..


Amherst {. II. May 9Th, 1877. {
The parties interested III the foregoing order. will take
nouee that have appointed the lSh day of August
neAt 10 commence the accounts therein MENTIONED on
which day, Al 10 O'clock IN the morning, they re
quesied 10 attend at my Office, with then accounts YOU
cheers aud pies oi Coni apers prepared Tor examination
and settlement
ROBERT NJ BROUN, Com'r.
July 5-wln
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n NHpy tSIe,
HOUELL l.. BR OH.N,. Clerk
CoMMissioNER's OrrIcE, ,
Variety Mills. l2,h June lSt7

Variety Mills. l2ih June, 1917. :
The parties ntcrescd in the foregoing Decree here
by notified, that have appointed Tuesday the lOh day
Of August next 10 commence taking the accounts there
In directed which day by ton O'Clock in the morning
they requested 10 attend al the Office Of Chales
Penow, IN the town OF Loyngston with their accounts
papers aud vouchers aud copies Of Court papers, prepa
ed Tor examination aud settlement
.HEX. BROU.N, Spec Com.
July 3. 1877 win
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4 4 Circuit Superior Couri OF Law and Chancely
IA continued and held for Franklin county, AT the
Court House. on Tuesday the lth day of May, 1917.
Joanna ilambrck and Eli Iiambrici (Which said ELI
slambrcA sues for the benefit Of OBEY liambrick)
Plaintiffs
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Uea'herston ). Greer, curator aud administrator with
the will annexed OF Uilliam Curtain decd. John :
Burwell, loab Early, Rubertf. Hoods Showers Price,
Sheriff OF Franklin county and such adminslrat IT o.
Thomas u. Greer, deed, lheodoriek f. Webb, VII
liam lapain, Joseph Ia pain aud Samuel ilambric.
Defendants
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Land for sale.

49, Land fer Sale
= ENiE SUBSCRIBER has a ,aiuabie TRACT
a OF LAND fr sale. 81 B. -
g fssr CONTAINING 2s3i ACRES,
u ffdiord county. about mile from Robert NJ
oas nfs NH. on Little Otter adonin, the Lands Of
ssAnas r. Mitchell, William H. Gegein snd others
mis- Land lies well, part is frs, rate Tobacco Land
All He wood Land is we'll nbered. | wish those that
'pan' Land to call and view IT, The terms shall be lib
,ai There rs aSmali House it, Kitchen and Sta
he and lew Apple Trees Df 6rs rate winter frnit
@fsg l2-wSw DAVID NJ WRIGHT
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And
sas z Vawier. Trustee for James Chratiao. his wife
aid children and others, Plaintiffs,
against
Samuel Loving. executor Of Stephen Valts. deed
Edmund u insan, late Sheriff Of AnLels, ceony aid
such administrator de bons with the will annex
cd Of Iienfy II. u ats deed, and others.
Defendants;
On the motion ofihe Executor Of James Dlard. the
iduhor that the Commissioner herein aleI named
10 take II the money paid by them to the
Plaintiff Nawtor. under any former decree of this court.
enable the court 10 decree It's restoration also an
Of the rents and profits Of the Tract Of Land
taken from hem and delivered 10 the Plaintiff hawlc',
under the writ Of pussc sion heretofore awarded. during
the iue II has been held by the said Nawtor extending
the account To the Is. OF January, lsiS
And on the motion Of The Representatives If Henry II
" ATS. the doth order that the Commissioner
do take accuat OF the and profit. Of lie Tract
Of - o Land in the prJcredings mentioned whilst
the has been held by the Plaintiff Nsster under
the decree Of hs Court also Of tho and profit.
0t the aHd transferred rom James London, 10 the said
NaWier. whilst Y WteI has held 1t.
And the court doth order that the said Commissioner
nerd 10 take the accounts ordered do d,uce the
title OF Reuben Novel; Henry H. Ualls Jas. london
and any oiho person holding parts oi the SAID 30 2d
and 100 acres OF Land a,resad, 81 10 show where
and under mhst circumstances, they acquired lie tltle
which they may assume L, hold.
And The sud Commissioner is directed IN modify tr-
state aud set o alt the accounts heretofore directed
the causes and HE reports respectively made, Il
make them conform the sd decree Of the Court Of
peals, and to lake account of the Administration u
Hdlia,u II Diggs, the estate OF SHphen Uste,
deeeaecl sc hsdes l.. Christian Of the estate of Jane
Murphy dec'd and OF Itam :. Loving sdminis,ratd
ul Samuel Loving. decd, and Of his inesta'c Samue
/ Loving. TN the estate Of Stephen Ilatis. deed
1 And The coufi doth appoint Robert Nj Browns com
missioner 10 execute this order, aud 10 take tho
hereby directed, and he viii report his proceeding onde
IT, together with any matters specially stated. though
/ pertinent By himself. OF ahich may be required by IN
pirtes 10 be . stated.
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r0ETIt5L.

rDETft8I.
- = - = Z =. -
sassasss oss ske 3auatigr .1ssr.ei q s. e. slass
ssE0sss - ATen ry Cfny. Jr.
aF MRS. FRANCS sH. nReTurRse>.
Tsss 81 s1sr :. ae,se rms trese,
is .s,si ass esnt siriary Alb a.ea sioa Dig gyssre
.szss.z 3 ksrasse ~ Mas Hsa,ss.
/ asa@ :. Moura,ays, s.H'sts,
To sEs ar nome,
.sssa s,as Isaea pini5r
-sssssa '7ss pesth tas eIlne s. - -
-, n;s shadow Ia. darkeled
iseLssiss il.fs sssss.ss.5 : a -
=. - - slso'aias u slean s
- - "a Skiss ias and brsst
- lie h-'hqaeaehel ,hs Use d ri,ps's clear eye
49, And n,, folded wings she hath drOfed to die
sHgsa aisaruiqelat Ashland
sssss 1lildheods swee; tone
Is rel, Of il mrth. aa -a8 81
.s-t.,-ss-A n.l sad haiti. grown, = = -
'sszsskszss Tear gepas riis'en q =
-ssza 81 8ss Inmsek ssang cycs
aaass at e Far the sire Thai blcssed ,lom
Unconscious lies.
~ 4 mothers yeicc mg h have sootlcd those .es,,
NJ, hers was elS gave clearly years
a Mourning at Ashland
That fathers eve
That bath looked with PRIDE
in bonis gonf by,
ON She ,sanls ons
And the eagle glance
Thai hrighly flashed
- "a beam on lance
isfllei-is din with hot gushing teas
Deaths "shnias ni4r." his lived years
A. year speed On,
fe hal MARKED with ~
Tho eanes. truth
Oi his nobe bofi
naHy q find,
Ii caskf 50 TAR,
Minds richest lewes
Skinned br ghtl, there.
youths iorost promises all were kept
In manhood -bit now in death be sept
Meining at Ashland
ssols and tears
q IRON ,,s mother that watched
o'er LIS eVhesiys.rs,
She who with sweet
Low yrsper hyum
Had iulled him 10 rest
A. day grow dim
- Her sTicken soul is Now lar away
~, Among hour. when lcr tosr was child atplay
e She thinks Of his first
aass Dear whispered word,
sweeet than carol
ofis,nh bird,
Iios around her uerl
taast lie entssned iis sym.,
Ani found sweet fciase
From AZ alarms
And her spirit waodete,h n--oh--
rs his yJatl His manhood forever s,ne'
Pull raay d5wd
Prom her ho'seh.ll baud
Was blooming nov
In the better land.
r3l man, ace
That her sol tad thrilled
Gfev muts-si he sraisr
The heart hal rhilrd,
Mother look up in il,.tlaf high home,
ILsas!Ah reap ~ - there death shall not come
Wen love- swe,i words
Rsusd lbs dying bed
.4 Ii3 ioud hearts pillow
lis eehinr head
wa bis llft bEcathsd ont,
~- la that eslan, still hoar,
Tbs twilight when nast
Ne snarB dcsths power
ia dear speak meeting hies,,
" hele tins H,ousner Is cad and tit weary rel
No where The brave
Ard Ia. uob'e de,
A mantle q glory
81 Ills sole ranal,.
a Am.d the battles
Loud eaag and aa.t,
is - shk last word spoken,
lis death thross past
Tosly he fooght-and nohly died,
With mart, Is love, and soldiers pride
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

i circuit superior cunrtoi law and chaneery CON
n timed and held for Nelson county, at the court
house. on Tuesday, May the lth, 1871:
Mary Jane Ihurmond wife of ~ lllam NJ Thur
mund by " llam 1hornhlll, her next friend. and the
slne " ilum lA0rnhill, Trustee Of said Mary Jane
IhuTmunJ, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

James 7. Smith and John ". Mosby. late partners
in the name Of smith & Mosby. John Thompson. Jr
Joseph X, Irving, John r.. Uadsworih, David b. Iur-
and Gauges. Pamer, merchants aud plrlners trad
my IN the name ol jpadswofth, Turner & Co.
Defendants:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

The Dcfendans Daniel P.rihe. Asa Perdus Eli Perdae
Matthew Perdae,aDi the lei.s OF uke redae dect lsi's
upknown) bayas entered their appearance and
given security according the act Of Assembly and the rnes
o this court and u appearing by satisfactory eshenen ina.
they otinabitas o tins State II l. ordered that the
sad Defendants do appear roles be held in the clerks
oce OF the ssii the st Monday September next
aud answer The BIZ o the Plaintiff and that copy oi is or
tier be rth"n It'll Inserted newspaper Published ~ IA.
iowa o ynehburg Tor months svey, and posted
al the front door Of the house OF this county.
copy-le3tc. =. z## s...=z
June SWIM no A. SCOTT, b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

A ! circuit superior Of law and chancery, coa
IA tinued by ADJOURNMENT, and held for the county o
Amherst al the fthouse, Saturday, the Sd day of
April, ls47 #
Robert kises, administration of Jesse Clarlson, deed
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NIRGfNI8i
4 rules hs.d IN tbs clerks Office =, the circuit supser
corr Of law aud aaearys FOL FraAlin county, the TN
day oiJune, 1917
Jesse perdue P,aintih
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

#-f ..= Pialnth
against
James Christian sud ofdeli, his wife Sas = Nsw
ter and Elizabeth his wife. George hristian Stephen
" Christian. Charles l.. Ghrlsian r Dbert Christian
Martha \. Christian. liguod u. Scott and Sarah his
wife. James Christian. John II. Christian, lIarston
Christian, Amanda Christian aud Rufus Christian.
Def ndanls,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

Mari Ferdas snd IsasL perdue in thsr rgd and Is *
eedtos Of Nshach Periae, dcca Daniel Pefdae Asa Ter
due, Eli Perdse Mathew Peste, obsah Perdue and the
children U: Luke rerdus decd whose unknown
Defendant -
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4 4 aercui, superior eJnrt of Law and Cbancery.
~ for the county Of Nelson. April term. 1877;
Samuel Loving. executor OF Stephen Mats, dco'J.
#.-f .... PiantIii
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Spencer Norven and Robert 'fi"sleY,

vyfRtI MA At rules held IN the clerks Ollie oil the car
cult superior ofaw and chaieery foI Bedford coun-
ty the 7th lay Of June, 1SI7 -
Cornelius Noel, Sr. ..z . ####4. Panuii, 3
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Rules held in the Clerks Office of the county c,
\. oil Nelson, on Monday, the 3D. day Of May, 1911
ihomas ID. Herring, pajn,,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

A II Circuit Superior Court of and Chancery held
"A Tor the county of Appomatoy at the Court House thereof
On tuesday, the 10th day oil October, 1876 sitting
Of Ghancery
Robert j White, Administrator Of Francis A. Stephens,
Decd plan,iu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-19

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the clerks Office Of the
cut superior of law and cancery the county Of
NJ son, on Monday, the It'll day Of June, lS47:
Charles Perrow, Plaintiff,
against
John Bowman and James Pamp in, Defendants,
In CHANCERY.
HE Defendant, John Bowman, having entered his sp
peance and given security according to the act Of assembly
inc rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory e-
dsnce that he is not an inabitant of this 1t
ordered that the said defendant do appear here the first
ohday IN September next and the bill of the Plain
TN that he be restrained from sclng conveying away
othefe dsposing Of his interest in the real Of Gilbert
dec d. and bis interest in the slaves in the hands oil
'"e 'e'thdani Jas Panin trustee for Sarah T. kirby
ana ha copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
paper published in the town OF Lynchburg months
siessirely and posted he front Of
this coanty. AGopy-TesIc
HOWELL l.. BROWN elh
i1n. if-u2s
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7 Rules held in The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supe
rior Cont of Law and Chancey for the county Of Ial
lax, IN the month OF May, 1917:
Daniel Mari, Plaintiff
against
Jesse f. Adams Isah Canada, Peter BarksdaIe and
Nathaniel Clardy and Iebccca his wife, Defendants.
In CHANCERY
The Defendants Nathaniel Clardy and Rcbecca his wife,
o having entered their appearance and appearing hy sat
Siap'ory evidence that they ha btanis Of this
moHweath; IT is ordered that the said defendants, Nathaniel
afdy and Rebecca his wife, do appear here the fast
Monday In August next and the Plaintiffs BILL and
that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Lynch
burg Nginan for two months excessively, and posted 1t
The front door oil the Court House Of this county.
- Copy-Tostc
May Zi-w2m VIM. HOLT, e
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juno 2S-w4w
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-08-03

70 gut"
ngtuh 70 erbdlt'f Du Jpn mob beute,
init elmer Initellun9 BON 5000 8rs. Sc
balt, 5ur Selobnun9 Osinss ib0nen, gu:
ten Ser5en5."
Srancis q. -. Sepp6en5 Sertobter,
menise Stunoen lpdter sum Sberaufleber
i'm 9ofmaribollomte ernannt, reibte nob
an oemlelben 2(benoe ieiner lieben5wdroi=
gen Sraut, oeren 9ldn5enoe 2(usfattun9
li6 Die &oni9n allen porbeDolten bate,
Die 6ano am Qltare.
Inter Den ein9e9on9enen oobjeit59e=
ibenfen befano iib oub cine iiIberne,
relb nit Steinen beiegte SparbIbie,
worouf, unter Dem Srufbiloe oes So.
ni9s, Die 8orte n9em suten 5er6cn"
uno uGrlnnerun9 an :. g." ein9e9roben
tparen.
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Ser DcrpfGnDete &mf.
g ne g tiS3e.

-,.Nles mas rebt 1T, mein 5err," "
eifcrte Die pertpittwete Sddermeiiterin
8runomann su & . i'm 3immer ibres
Mietbers, zines felt eini9er Belt bel ibr
,uobnenoen, iib fimmerlib ndbrenoen
pdoasoeen ;-,,oues pas rebt 1T SD
babe es mir ersi Monate 9efolen lafen
feinen Mietb;ins 5u erbolten abcr Den
piertsn. nein, oas 9ebt nibt !-0llo Gins
Don Seioen ;-entmeocr Sic soblen mir
nod bic beute Qbeno bic feds 9uloen
a6t3ebn &reuSer fir Den pierten Wonat
ooer-Sie rGumen mein Simmer !"
-,Uber aeouloen Sic ftb oob nur
nod obt Sage, CUTE Srou. 8innen oie=
fer 3eit msroen meine Sriefe iiber ein9es
eansen iein."
-,Ni6ts mebr bon @eoulo, our6aus
nibts mebr! Sb babe orei Meonote 8es
bulb sebabt uno odbte. ib bdtte nun
,pobl Elm eutes &ebt. fir Den pierten
meine fets @uloen abt5ebn 8reu5er gu
foroern. - 1llo Sie 5ablen, ooer-Sie
rdumen uno oamit @ott befoblen."
6err pbilipp, 70 bieb unler beordns'
ter Sbulmann, blidte nod nit oller 9sies
oersefblasenbsit zines rotbloien s6ulos
ners auf bic SPUR, ourb pel6e bic fei=
fenoe @irtbin nit Dem ean5en @erduibe
elmer fleinen Tantippe iib entfernt bate,
uno fam persebens auf Mlttel, Die se=
foroerte fleine Summe nob i'm Sertoufe
oes Gaees oufSutreiten, ols ii@ leiie bic
1bdr ofnete uno Elm rei5enoes, fbaltbofz
tes @efbtben ftb ibubtern i'm 9ema=
6e umiob.
,Wen iubft Du, eeppben 2" re.
bete unIer ioreenuoaer pdoa9c9 elm lie;
bensplroi9es Wdoben bon etspa funf=
sebn Sabren an, tpel6es ieet fuss in's
3immer seIblipft mar.
vDie Mubme 1T bod fort 2"
,Sa, Seppben, bic 1T fort ; aber-"
,,Oie boIe Mubms SD babe Nues
sebort, perr pbilipp, 2(aes, ,-gsen, tpie
Fam man nur 70 boie peroen, oes leioi=
gen @eloes tpe9en!"
Isle bat freilib 3edt ober fie folte
fib bob belebren lohen, nur nob Die fur=
se Belt @eoulo baben. Snnerbalb o6t
1osen seben bic Sriefe, Die i6 erlparte.
fiber elm. Uber iie 1T nibt 5u berpe9en,
uno-i6 Fam oos Gelo ni6t i6aTen.-
SD tperoe ollo mobl obne Sboo6 iein-'
,,gSie ? Sie rpollen uns bod ni6t Der
laf1en 2"
ySa, fb0nes Seppden,-ouf 10 d e,
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SSHsstpas5lte 8it5terstelGe.
Ser an j TT d II II.

mas upam that, bas thu anb it,
limb baue Scttes grce.
9ie quite Wluttsr ndbrrt mid
W7it I3eib uuo Rino une 6seros.
9ss bin i6 frob, uno ftnse frcb
W1ein $sclsin bel bsn spfu9en
ltup fabl' III msinsm 9ttneiBs 10
8ebt bimmliIhss Sersnisen.
Ssbt, Sisl te1sen mattt'e nitbt aus Il!
SD Sausr, bin ;ufricben
ltno bramebe tcinen SartsnlebmalIs,
Tim frcb au lein hisnisesn.
1pas ieb nit meinen 5anoen bau
1tt &ctt fir meinen W1a9rn;
lInb nirs flt audi nod 70 ranb,
60 fam ieb lte prrtraaen.
Dlsin Wsithsn (tbaHt nit 6erjenslult.
WIit ibren bolcsn Sll6en,
lInc crif id (ts an mslne Srutt,
So mtht id 0e srrrhfsn.
ltno psnn it msine Subsn Isb',
60 fhbl' ib crppelt $etth
,Ino lprns Dor Sreucen III bic Dob,
Oa6 Sott lte mir ssssten.
SD balts l1s 3ur Irteit all
llnb alien suten Otn9en;
DEM nur osn trapen $eutsn fam
gs in Oct 2Belt selinsen.
60 mero' icb alt uuo rpsi6 nItbt Wis,
llno bab' i'm Iltsr Srence
ttmc panfe penl, bcr lte pcrlteb,
wsnn ieb ron binnen Ibelcs.
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=aR=
s IN outer Sri d.

Glne yteusWorfer 3eltun9 erSdblt elnen
Srid, oer neutidb pa lelbit Dem 5rn. Bar
num- Den gi9entbtimer oe6 oortisen Wu.
ieums 9eipielt tpuroe, welcber 5u gut 1T
I'M perloren Su 9eben. Gs er9ibt ii6
ndmlib, oaB am porlesten Sreitae Nbeno
Elm ebrli6 ou5lebenoer Sootmann, Der
aber feinen Go6 onbatte, NIT 3 Sreun=
oen an Dem Wuieum anrief, 5u Detcber
Belt 6err 8arnum 70 eben ielbit in Der
Sicfet Sffiee mar. Sa Die &e9ulationen
ober niemano erlauben obne 8of binein=
5u9eben, 70 iubte Sornum Dem on9efom'
menen Sootmann oieie Sbatia6e ouSein=
amber 5u iesen. Ser Sootmann ant,por=
tete 9anS fubl, oob e6 ibm leio iei, oob
ct NIT Den Re9ulationen nibt befonnt
eetpeien fei uno nun feinen God an babe
--ieine Someraben piroen iest au6 nibt
binein 9eben. Sr. Sornum mollte nibt
9erne Den Sboler perlieren, uno ia9te 3u
Dem 8ootmann ,@e0, mein 9eliebter
9err, ib ,pill Dir meinen &od leiben,"
--iomit 500 ct feinen neuen uno fb0nen
,oreibis 3boler Sit" aus, uno so9 einen
ounnen an oefen fatt an. Der Soot=
mann 9in9 Damn nit Dem prdbti9en 8ocf
in oa6 Mul leum, uno no6oem ct feline
geu9ieroe befrieoi9t bate, mabte ct fitb
gang unbeftimmert uno BON Sornum un=
bemerft bic Sreppe binunter uno fort
per9ab ober Sarnums Rod SuriifSulal.
fen. Sir 25 Gent5 bate allo Der Boot
mann oa6 Muieum 9eleben uno einen gu:
ten 8of erbalten. Der Srif, obibcn
fit Sarnum etspas unon9enebm, mar
wirflib Elm fsbr gutter. - Ser Muieum
Gi9ner bat baran 9eoabt Die Ge9ulatios
nen gu dnoern--u uweni9itens," faste ct,
voos Eode lebnen bas 9ebt nlbt."
=Ng=
Iuf Greoit. Sin I66nes Wdos
dsn, NIT frifben, roh9eu eippen, tporouf
li6 Der Sbalf ipie9elte, trot in einen eoz
ben I'm elm paor 9onoibube gu erbon.
oeln. ,,gSle oiel foifen iie gu nGi,"
ia9te oer perliebte aber unperi6dmte Goms
mis, inoem er ibre funfelnoen Qu9en nno
forminrotben eippen be9offte, "fdr einen
&us louen Sic oielelben bobcn !"-u3us
9e9eben," io9te oas junse SrauenSlmmer,
inoem he Die SanoI Ibube einitedte, uuno
ba ib febe, DAP Sic bier ereoltlren, 70 traE
scn sic es in Sbren Subern elm. uno
eoQeftiren es 70 gut Sic fonncn," wos
rouf fie iib eilieit entfernte.
-ge=
Caroline den, meine Sbeure, ttebe
auf uno lob Den 5errn ieben, mas Ou in
Der S1ule eelernt bait :"
ug8le bu6ltabirit Du Stubl z"
oStb peib nibt Mamma."
,,gi. Ou unpihenoe &reotur, was 1T
es, worauf Ou INNER lie'if?"
,Q6, Mommo, ib mag es nibt iasen.
.,gibt fa9en2 mas ouf oer 8elt fcblt
Dem Mdoben 2"
v5prib! i6 befeble Dir."
,Sb, ib oobte nibt oab Du es maB=
|tef-es tpor 8uff's &nie-aber CT bat
MIDI nur 5peimal sefibt."
,Sb ibr Softer, Donner uno OorIa,
lib faue in Sbnma6t." (S. Sreuno'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-04-02
New Post Office Regulations.

Congress has been amusing itself, among
other things, with tinkering the Post Office
regulations, and has enacted rules, some Of
which are exceedingly anti-democratic, and
SOM only perfectly silly. Three or four of
these will especially interest our readers
(l.) That portion of the law Of AS which al
lows papers to go free TO subscribers within
thirty miles of their place of publication, is
repealed. If this should cause any of our
patrons 10 discontinue their papers, we cam
not do otherwise than come TO the conclusion
that their interest in it is less than that of the
hundreds who have been paying postage on
1t ever since its commencement. (2) All
transient NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not sent
to subscribers from the publishers, and all
handbills and circulars not exceeding one
sheet, will be charged with three cents pos
tage, to be paid at the time of depositing
them in the office. This is certainly unjust
taxation. Here, for instance is a man who
takes a paper, the postage Of which costs him
fifty cents per year after reading it, he wish
es 10 send it to a brother one hundred miles
distant, who is too poor to subscribe, altho' he
can afford to pay the postage on it, but the
new regulation steps in and says to the sub
scrlber, you must pay three cents fof every
copy Of the paper you send your brothcr.'-
This provision may perhaps eventually ope-
rate to increase the subscription lists of news
papers, but be that as it may, ii is oppressive
on the people and will necessarily retard the
general diffusion of newspaper intelligence
by limiting the circulation Of copies which
have hitherto passed through many hands,
(3) All persons belonging to the army in
Mexico are to receive letters, packages, and
papers not exceeding | OF. in weight, FREE,
during the war and thee months after lis ter
mination. Those who stay at home and
bless mankind by their labors. cannot send a
newspaper 10 a friend without being taxed
three cents, while those who are engaged in
butchering Mexicans receive their papers,
packages and letters free. (4) Any person
who sends two letters in the same envelope
addressed TO different individuals (unless de-
signed for foreign countries) subjects himself
to the penalty of $40. How the Post Mas
tiers are to ascertain whether an envelope
contains one or more letters is not specified
probably for the very sufficient reason that it
would be difficult TO point out a mode which
would not render the prying official liable to a
prosecution in the courts of law. Wen insure
that the beast Balaam besrrode was never
guilty of so great a piece of absurd:ty. How
ever we will not complain of this provision,
and had the members Of Congress been con.
tent to make fools only of themselves, as in
this case, the action of the 29th Congress
would have been far less replehensible.