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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
IRtS 4 SlLE or I.3LulBi.E RE.iL Is
TIVE. H~ifES REiDr ,HiDE Gro
TfL\t. .iND household AND
hiTCIfE.N FIR \JTJFRE g.,

A cling under the rro,isinnsoi Deed of Trust cxeen
'ed I" US stostecs Ia, l,nsa, ~ padgeton the 2end
and creditors oi tn aid lnasa, II. dgett in said deed
n.hened winch said deed ol Trust Is ul record IN the leL
ohlse ol the insng Court Tor tho Corporation at i,nch-
burg, the undersigned, hy tie direction ~ urnr n ma
ltN IN interest ul the creditors 81 the sad pnIa.t, VIII an
msday, ftras and SATURDAY, the 2ist asnd and 2s,l
days o oct 'ae inst II upon the premises, al pulc an-
IT. |" the isest bidder, certain lot parcel oi pounl
"nhan the BUILDINGS and improvements thereon on Cooke
street, ~ the tonnoi lynehh, being the same lot and
premises ed 10y John L. Hunt aud Ann wiir said
iina, u Padsett, by deed bearing date The 27h lulx
iss, and duly 81 record in the Hastings QUIT To, th, Co
reraen ot lNnrhhaI@ Aso another lot ri eiend and the
mpo, emtns thereon, IN Nuehbtg, and known IN the plan
e sud town a. lot NJ n helus the same lot released h,
sad Padgct oi l. D. trcushan and Winfed hs witt, as
10y thu, decd dal.d the 2}d Apnl, $50 zee ltd IN lhe
'9i Aforesaid viii more lall, appear Also anothc, pat
eel OF ground, ,ing IN said pant OF lot NJ 2l one
deed dated 18th Ngn iSti aud record in said town
Nsobo iet "i ground. fronting Cooke Nest street. IN
ifnehbnTG and extending bach l65 and GG rct n,nn
my thel a,t mentioned ground houlng Cooke OF Wet
Street, and running back i65 iuet with the
thereon brmg III lot parcels ul Ground pu, asrl
iaoney, commissioner, ste the 22ad ol Januar,
ISL
Also, the following SlN rs, will the increase ot the e
males since the date 81 said deed, I.oN Woman
asa about 10 years at the tme ri The '>ceuon 4 The deed
laena a Woman, aged about -, and ht two children,
Washington and teha and Susan, an old woman
Also, all the sad ra,p cli's stocl ol
tL0TIiS. RE.iDl .H}DE CLOTIlLN9.. Sc Sc
N the house. NO" occupied by hun, Main street, said
Nso,all hi. STICK Of GOODS, GROCERIES. IlovoRS.
~e " o Every name, kind and descrpiin aud all til
READY MADE CLOTHING, &e., NOW in his store hoa.y
On West toake Street sald town.
Also all his household aud Kitchen Furniture oil every
nane and character
abe buaptue trustees the undrsgncd Will convey such
title only SAID deed h,m. cu,5 ma.r known al
sale. CHARLES ". tllKlS1lAN, lo,s
DAVID Il. SPENCE, ! tees.
l=ia3tb
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AN ENTIRELY NE.r AND WELL. SELECT
ED NIQt X OF HARDIN ARE
FOR SALE.

pursuance ola deed Of trust executed 10 the under
sl9ned Trustees. h, William l.. Miller hearing da 10
The OH October Isl. and Of record the Clerks Office
ct The Hastings Cour III the Cooperation of ,nehburr
tr certain rnrp sos therein mentioned, we orr or sale
lHvaiely hy W lolesale Retail tie stock ii Hand
ware. conveyed Ia us. b, 'lc deed aforesaid nnil the
l'h oeaher ms =. At Inch Time Ne shall proceed Il,
SELL at public auction. lro" day day. the balance Of
the Stock. enalnug On hand. Until the sale shall have
Been completed.
he attention oi Merchants and others ,lesrms of
purchasing Hardware is particularly inved oiGe abovc
NNcH. II Is c1i,cly nee, aud WAS selected with a.,
pecal regard 10 the trade of the uun aud surrounding
r'"hlfY hnat ndasemeu, vii he offered Ia all dead
ett IN Hardware. .Ihe terms are vefy liberal
ne iltle 10 the ah'se property sbeevci 10 he IN
uesanah, but acllue as Trustees We viii convey srh
li''c only as Is vested IN US 10y said deed
WI. : REID. Jr,
WM. y FAIR
OctS-tloO ,T,,
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DEATH or SIR GEORGE. coCkBuRN.

The ale> pawrs lran London announce the death, IN
Anguai, nj stf Hc1lge oehhurn lie Is stated 10 have
died at Shanganih, Buy. in the coonty OF Dublin.
aged eight, hur Hes called General IN the papcrs,
but is In f"n to "hr oldest inhabitants of Washington
and parts adjlcent by the udr II Admiral; Which tile,
however, WAS added b, FAVOR Of hs S,tregn. Ia, rank
and cmoumen,s &C General OF Marines
lie l. stated 10 have died eighty aur years uf are.
lie was. then. about fiji, years old when, as Adm.
ial and Second in command 81 The British Squadron
which VISITED HE wat 7. ni Chesapeake Bay under ihr
command al hdmral toeltanr he volunteered IL lead
lhel,ctaelnen Of Sal s and Marines that accompanied
the BRUSH Military tee which. in August. ISL Ia
nadcd and captured the CITY Of Washington In that
capacity the gallant Admiral did the prsnt pr prielors
1 ms paper HE honnf Ia sapcutsnd In pcIs te sack
my ol thu uiliee Of the National clpuccr d. .ifuy
my the Innocent types and hutnHg the books found m
1t The hulldnp then occupied hy the publishers being
SAVED nom the hamcs nnl, ~ tic rep c.cnta ia nl
distressed l'n,al's whos, adjoining huus'A woud crt
iain'y have persisted alang with II. They had hurn,
he Capital and Presidents use aid the only private
property which they took the ou5l. 10 destroy was tia,
sI he editors.
There arr persons yet living who can remember the
sr'ne rnd could dtsrrhe The nthe ndicrous appearance
o' ihn Admiral, III iull uniform. nlounicd upon an I'D
hel marc picked up on fs match, with alatd II al
her SIdei the hun odd olicer hatangung the gathered
crowd o uon cumbaianls. chiefly uorrn and children
palheted around htn-pulng tom hi4 pockets a mum
her OF lwa 81 the "Frlerl Republican,. (lcu published
III heolgnleWh,) rcaliaing It's ulald l@ls against the
editions, aud adopting he slang IN whth that paper Ia
liualN dealt as welt against them against President
Aadis N aud HE Whole Republican parry
Wei, "el 1t was long tine ago. Tho Admiral
was bad odonI among u about thai time and he had
doubtless been spoken ii IN the National l. tIleenrpr in
n manner Ia allmlc. hnl hardly laauly the mus that
hi took tide l,oy s iii q. We scalled him fr II IA,
HE time, We lrmcmher; bat cousd, fog that h. was
acting Ia his vacation, have. over since the peace
Which queHched the lrud between thu two natimt. en-
iorlan ~ 9cc against him az hts companions. in "A,
odous duly We Lad. in truth almost i,rlulten his
name aud did not know that he Vel living until The
aoco al his death Unexpectedly met uur eyes Peace
10 nls asiesi -.N,d'ond Iileiigeacsr
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Farming ttemsiI.. DC


' VII. hNt kandgiph Macon College.
II lIp 4 ,t4...i o.
tnue light months W ~ commence On
Ihs Institution IL uader the immediate direction d
prf J1hn T. Meuaarr. NJ. d.. lid. lnlc seuior
preceptJr OF tie Prince EdWan Medical Institute. WIN
Will br aided in the direction u lis cN,resss hy compe
tent assistants.
lat all the branahes Of thorough Iaedlca education
Will be tam hl and IN the mesl practical manner III
th1se departments susceptible ol dcm nsiralion and eN
emplllcaon. In the department Of Anatomy and sur
gerry, schoo in tginln ollls students superior. .
quail advantages II, during the lecture term DAILY
lectures. demonstrations and examinations are given
throughout the course.
Tins school las the graduating power.
The whole expense Including ICES. cost Of booLs and
board ior cghl months viii net eNr'cd ga.
Beng heated III the village near Truce Edward u
Io board can BIZ had in hotels private families con
venient 10 the sciool.
Sept. II lin
NJ 1ha Republican VIII please copy.
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Dress GOODS for Ladies.

WOULD call the special at n'ion Of the Ladies to
L inv very cx cllsiye ,rtmt nj of FANcY DREss
GooDs. VIZ:
BLACK. Blue BLACK nj FANCY coloured
SILKS. from 81 J GEMS 10 5 per yard.
CASiIMt.RF.S. Mpuslins aud Merino t.c ssls, rich
and .lteant. from p &c is to s. 70 per yard.
BONNET NEINEIS, Sills, Satius, Ribbonds,
French Flowers aud Pumrs, as fine Goods ever
seen in market aud cheap or the styles and quail
ties
Also 10 very elegant assortment OF Shaws, Scars
and Nse. from 30 cents ta 100 piece, certainly HE
NOS, magnificent Geo's tbs y--c Ill
and see ihem. As have said no 81 arge for how NO.
WM II. RYAN,
Opposite ID. b. Payne's b uk Store.
Oct It's
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r. II - FL y % ~ =
ssrMSS ana s..0m suws.tsry.

LNINDlNG it inconyeuIen to prosecute my business
b. al the Phoenix Foundry 10 advantage, Tor want OF
the means necessary ior thai parf"s ! have made ar
ranacmcnls with Bagby \ Crenshaw by which am
70 be furnished by them with the necessary means, AMI
,nsequcny from aud after this date all work done at
said Foundry will be for rhcir benefit.
shall continue carry all the branches oibuincss
connected with the Foundry, in Brass and Iron, and
general
NJ \ { II \ f. B L. s | f. s.
and would respectfully solicit continuance u The patron
AGE So literally besto~ ed N ne heretofore.
1t is hardly necessary 70 say any thing with regard To
he work finished al this establishment II having aead
>all she'd a po'aton to sccgie liberal share OF pat
rnuage.
f,b. l2-ts A. q. DABNEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
ANTI RENT DIFFICULTIES.

The New Nurk papers are congratnallng themselves
uuou the proahl. settlement If Tho Ami Rent dlfieult'
IN that Sale-a resolution having been unanImuusiy
dopicd. at mass meeting OF The AMI hfn''rs htld ON
,bc 25h ull agreeing 10 leave all The nattos In DISPUTE
betv cen the tenants and popricurs 10 the Arbitration ct
Gov Briggs of Massachusetts and Judges Kent and De
Mo If New York. To this proposition The ProPfeiorS
are sld Ia be willing Ia accee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-10-14
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE
FOR SALE

DN virtue o Decree OF the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield
ID oi the 81 OF APRIL ISI7 amended by another decree III
July lSl7. in the suit Of David C. Nmree &c, against
Lucy mee and others the Plantation james River, in
the county OF buckingham, belonging TIE estate of James
w inree decd, will be oil red sale, by public auction
the premises, TUESDAY, the 10Th October next, If lair
not the next air day The Plantation contains by survey
1900 .iCRES,
which there estimated be about 600 of open
arabic land including about $50 OF rver, and small
portion creek, low grounds. The residue OF the land is
woods, and mach If well tmbe ed Nearly all the open
land high state improvement from the OF clover
and a,cr, and well adapted to the growth oi Tobacco
Corn Wheat and Oats. There is gr mill on the placc
and which there has been a mill, the dam now
Standing in good pair Ih mi burnt last year, but
be rebuilt al moderate cost, and rendered very prof.
table The plantation adoins the lands o o Bolmg,ohn
and james Harris Henry and Lorenzo Nicholas and Others
and is about mlcs from Srosyle and allies from the
Virginia Mills Produce be carried the ryerto
the canal without hauling the opposite side II Is
well waered by creeks running entirely through 1t, and
by a number OF springs cnicntly situated There is
good orchard, and ne tobacco houses barns, Sr
with small dwelling and an oyciseer's house
The purchaser will pos essipn of the land nov IN
crop the crops be properly gathered and
moi and w take l possession the l January next,
reer,ng only e OF tobacco houses aud necessary iae!
until the tobacco crop be cured and carried away
The FERNS tncourh cash and credit OF one,tw
and equal saments, for the residue credit
payments from The sale, and To be secured by
bonds with good errty by retaining the title until pay
mcnt.
~ We arc say, that not he intention o
any of he persons now tho purchase IL
Lucy WlNFREE, co,,,,
HOLDEN RHODES, )
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8 ARIIOIEE\e;!
T.lHORLNG! TlILORL\Gt

HNlF. undersigned having had long experience IN the
II practice Ut measuring cutting and makhg up work.
anu feeling rute confidence OF giving satisfaction Ia
those VIII, may favor him " it'll cali IN 'st respectfully
oilers his services to the citizens Of INnchbrg and lis
vicinity holng, by Strict attention to busIaess, to merit
share Of patronage
The FRENCH. F.aGLIsn and AMERICAN FASHIONS
VIII, according arran, ementhe received every month,
and. whilst adherlng s,rIcy 10 The ashIons regard VIII
he had 10 Smooth htung, easy and Comfortable wear
liz garments.
JAMES B. EDWARDS,
f.w doors ab,ve Meem < Civ itklns,
and opposite sam'i B. Thurman.
ALSO, agent ior Cosby 5 Compound Llitrs
Oct 7-l2m
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e.E,NTl.EllH EMS
FU RMS Ill \ q = Il o X T.

vJN!E SUBSC RIDERS respect lilly iaiorm the citizens OF
L Lynchburg and the surrounding county, that they will
continue the business formerly carried by Waerhous'
hitemore s Cos and prepared with an entire new
stock OF Goods to supply their c1siom is " any a'lre OF
"entlemen's wearing apparel
Their stock OF Clothing quite large and much cheaper
than before offered. Also
Cloths Cassimeres and Nestings,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
which will be manufactured order exceeding low rates
Terms cash
WATERHOuSE & WIllTTEMoRE.
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Sin companies OF MOI nicd men, lnmsinG 'he 'e',
on, b,,lalin of Cayalry under command # Lieut. Col
James : Calhoun OF Columbia, arrived at nomle On
the 26h ut, on ruute iJr Mexico -Four companies
Of Iran,r, firm Geyiga daily wee tNi'r'cd at Mo
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Merchant Tailoring

j - ~ y - II 4. J
.nMc Old Stand g M & J. Oahey,
yEvOui. ID respectfully inform the citizens OF Lynch
w bury and the public. that he Will continue 10
conduct at the old stand OF himself and brother, the
TAILORING USlNESS.
in all lis branches. lie has on hand and VIII con
tntaIy keep, Il beautiful assortment OF Cloths, tass
ercs Nrsnps aud in ac every thing suitable Tor Zen
en,en's wear which he w!llnlke up order IN the mos
fashionable stHts, hsnos me frs aud warranted. work
m4nshp lie would invite the attention of the public
his Stuck.
Frb lis
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SEPTEMBER 2D1Ii. ISL.

SEPTEMBER 2D1IL ISL.
HAVE Just reecN td hy EXPRESS III. f,ll.,, in, Rieb
i aud Beautiful Goods to which invite the attention Of
buyers:
Barettu Pads
Embroidered Mole Colored Robes a new thing i, I'M,
market
SILK Paids IN great variety
Plaid Noaslins
1erRrfi and flibct Shawls
Sptian Mite (lssurtt,D
Md t'tuNeS tassur,cd)
tng ish silk Hose
Thread aud Hobmu Edgirs (as>ortaD
together win great variety oi heavy Noolon Goods such as
flannels
Iinlse,s
Pulled Cloths
Satinrtts.
Blankets. Sc 81.
sept. 20 Don T.. C. PETERS
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.Nt1lYCE.

.NOTTCE +.
a III. those indrhcdtot the late Concerns Of Il obers
" \ Lee and Lee \ Roberts are earnestly request
cd 10 come forward and pay lher and as II
Is very important that tho business should heclse Long
indulgence VII mol be gwen. LEE y ROBERTS.
March Its
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wv. VI. IsLACkF.sAsD. Editor.
PUBLISHED BI
BLACnF0RD. STATH M \ DIIIARD.

Every MoNpAY AND FnrRsp,y
* -Four Dollars per anit pagajis IA ddratce No s,l-
,o,,stsn be receietd for shorter time months
I a, prD.r b, Discontinued errept at the discretion
fths Edhors,) until all d'7ea,asts paid
9s. FERTIsI.)fI.\'i,S inserted al 80 cents per
square or iess for erers er form insertion aud 3 cts
pr s,use (oriess) for erery outer form insertion.
EVERY .fDTERIiSEI Is require / to note on his Ms
ho o: he cistes has advertisement inserted adrer-
ts,aen not noted r be inserted tn It's diScotnuace
% ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DJERTISLNd the terms for
N. prtvles. oftco squares, - for squire So for
,u s,uHe, inner foraSj. Every yearly Advertiser rW
er,qarel hts aieertisis 10 ms particular line Of
business
= Jon PRLNffN1; erscHtd neatly and erpedaiouSly
snd o reaSonaj'e
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~ received the fo'l Fashion or lSi7. to which
~ The uo5ersi9ncd would invite all thusr that are IN
want "i ea0ttu lhttpcall NJ the sign Of the Bio Ila
where they can he supplied with article that canp.
be surpassed in looks, c,lor durability and Price
Sept. an W NJ. SrIlXER.
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TRACT OF LAND.
= VALUABLE NEGRO MEN
Great Bargains

In Fail aud Winter Goods.
4 AM now receiving an extensive assortment oi new
4 FALL and WIN FER GOODS, comprising every
variety of
Ladies Dress Goods: Cloths. Cassimcrcs and
Nestings. for Gentlemen: Negroes Go
thing. Blankets aud WOoi Hats
Hats and Caps for Gentlemen,
Linen anibric ilandkerChiefs,
Hosiery, Gloves, Iaces.
and great yI.gy ui Diner gobhs suited la the present
season. all Of which will be sold very low for cash, ID
pnncual customers The usual time. respectfully In
yl,e all persons IN want Of cheap Go IDS either by
Wholesale OR RETAIL,
10 call and examine my ok, an determined to sci
as low as any house III houppef country.
Sept. q is f. }. BURTON
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
VIE Tenement now in the occupancy OF MI WIN.
Il q. Miller. This is very desirame stand Tor Bu
sess-and contains all the usual apartments and con
'eniencts for Family resid, nee.
WN : REID. JR.,
WM ID. FAIR.
Oct 7-tlqO TRUSTEES.
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Sale of Land and Negroes,
.s5 .fHfft0A.


.sf .fHfft0N.
y pursuance OF decree ul The county court oi Bed
ford count made the last sept term OF sad court.
The case of Norman. sc. vs. NJ orman, &c shah
III, for sale a, public auction II the highest bidder,
Friday hc lh DAY oOcoher next. at the late residence
OF Mis-. Nancy Norman. the
TRACT OF LAND.
held by her i'm her lifetime rs her dover in the real
late ii the late Chas. Norman. dec The said tract
Of land contains about one bundled aud ninety five
CRIES and is situated about four miles south west Of
Liberty in the county Of Bedford. ALSO at the same
Time and place, aud pursuance OF the same decree.
| will II
> VALUABLE NEGRO MEN.
Terns II he llnd " III be sold credit Of one aud
two years. and the uegrucs upon credit OF Twelve
uionihs except 10 the sunol ~. VIII ch " II be re-
our ell c sl. Bonds wh good pcrs nal cuniy will
nqarc4 OF the purchaser aud the itIe 10 The land wi
be retained until III whole OF the purchase money shall
have been paid will convey such tle only AZ the deed
vests in me. SAMI.. p II. MOORMAN,
Sept. 3O-tl5O u mmls'oner.
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VOL. XXVl.--NO. ~
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
I.ArE>TFoREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Tie following are the quotations fl Flour End Lv,oa
At the latest date. Which Is the 18Th. cumpafrd with
hese brought b, the steamer Of The 4th uli.: t-t4a
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N'pt EtI'. Srpt. ISlh 2
T. britannia. Per uilen.is
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-19

Abraham David! / exclaimed, don't
attempt to speak a word against him,
Frederick, for he has the prettiest daugh-
ter in all London
is he to have daughter, the unnatural
brute, and 60 aud clap fine young man
like me 10 jail-take my word for it, he
never was the father Of any thing but bill
of costs, and sum in compound interest.
But Frederick, tell you have seen
this most beautiful creature. She has the
sweetest face and figure | ever looked
upon
AS to her face, can't say, for / never
saw il; but as to her figure, 1t must be,
think, as cross and crooked as question
in decimals; forI have heard, indeed, that
Abraham David has chsId, but that che
is worse than Ler father himself--that he
has brought her up 70 think Of nothing but
money--and she has even made horrid
lot of herself, which she has conyerte ed in
TO diamonds--that she has mints Of money
unknown to her father, and SO far from
melting him to be good, she is always urg
ing him to be worse than he 10, which /
now think of it, l heard that it was she
set on her father TO have wrlts taken
against me, in all the counties about Lon.
don, and has promised to find me out for
him wherever / hide myself, sopposing it
was to be as the subject for coroner $
! inquest. But l II disapo int the little she
dragon, and her old serpent Of father.
10 night and Tomorrow III hide here
on Sunday III leave London, by walking
out of ST. Albans, and then take a coach
which will leave me within a mile of Co
ventry, where III stop in the outskirts oil
the town, change my name to Tim Thorn
son, and there remain until get money
enough TO bring me home; and, once in
Mary borough, let me but see the face of a
Jew that dare appear with IA writ against
me-and 'pon IN, word the only news
| you III ever hear Of him would be smal
| paragraphs IN the newspaper, telling how
and where the lluleJo.nts Of a stranger
were discovered IN the bog Of Aleu-
Frederick passed two days 10 my cham,
| ber, and then on the Sunday following be,
took himself to small, rural village neal
Coveatfy. in which be occupied a cottage
i dsarre4a 4 ak ass. seer assutrrr
bullt for the coDcealmeDt of unfortunate
debtors. or the retirement of happy lovers
Frederick Magann, Esq, has changed
hls euphonious Irish appeIlatIon into the
simple address OF Mr.. Tin Thompson
Concluded neat week.)
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-19

Amt We got no feelin' for feller in dis
tress? Oh dear! I'll be carded and spun,
and made in lockets! Je-ru--sa--lem!!
How / wish was to Greene!'
The card was stopped atlast, but Jona-
than's clothes were so tangled in the
gearing that it was no slight task to ex-
tricate him. Like Olhello, he was not
easily moved and it was only by cutting
out the whole of tho Invested territory,
that he was finally released.
tWhat are you aboat here?' said the
overseer, en- ering.
.Nothin' Sir, only Stripping fats an
swered the stripper.
Our hero not caring to resume his spur'
suit Of knowledge under difficulties, .
fpair ofoyerfuais we're charitabiy ioanet
Ihim. and he scattered suddenly towards
Mill Hill, giving series of short kick
with either leg, on his way, as ifto assure
himself that he had brought away his ful
complement of limbs, from the 'cussee
machine!'
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-11-19
Periods.

| Bancroft has constructed periods of rare
beanly. Every Que must remember the
expression applied to Jackson. in his
memorable eulogy delivered at Washing
ton city:
Heaven gave him length of days and he
filled with deeds of greatness.
Worthy that, to live along with the
-sentImen of Marshall 10 his tribute to
,he memory OF Washington:
| First in war, first in peace, first in the
hearts Of his couDtrymen.
Bancrofts' history teens with pictures.
Hear him, writing of aboriginal charac-
teri: .-...
While the squaw tolls in the fields, she
hangs her child, as spring does it's bios
SONS, on the bonghs of tree, that it may
be rocked by the breezes from the land
of souls, and soothed to sleep by the ul.
la by of the birds.
Speaking of rare periods reminds us
that we have heard this one, from the
''siory of Lefevre" by Sterba, declared
the finest in our language. OF course
we speak only of prose.
The accusing spirit which few up to
Heavens chancery with the oath, blush
ed as he gave it in; and the recording an
gel, as he wrote il down, dropped a tear
upon the word and blotted it out forever.
"Last but moi least" Wharton of the
Wheeling Times once said in alIuslon to
Cannon; which is, we submit, an unpoe'i
cal word decidedly-we quote from the
recollection of years--but we think
Wharton designated this instrument as:
Deaths prime agent on the battle field,
and joys loud herald when that field is
won.