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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14

ANSWER To ..iolIN ANDERSON. ~ 10"


lNSNER TO "JolIA ANDERSON, al Jt
FL MES. CRAWFORD.
jean Anderson. my ala Jrsu
Ye've beea lsal gale wife,
Ye've Iaair than SHARED my fsin. Jean,
We've been n. - thraugn hei
lowed We in yuur youth, Jean.
WI b.nas sao.-ied hfw;
Bet maui ieii The Truth. joan,
love We seitet MA.
I've beer mar - toll. Jeur,
Add ave oh.e.d 10 NAN;
Dui SIN ~ lad lie -uiie. jean,
And osnny .'neeaht hone :"
Dor hra5jh vas az a li4.l, jean.
The kHlpoi On The ~.
Nhco came le.sk a'aitbt jean,
found ny heats :. sc.
Oar ha,rr. hae t-e3 ssme cafes, joan,
Boz rhanks 10 lire. my j.,
They brought not on srey hairs Jean,
w shame nf sira1a ew:
Aadu hen at iast euf h,d, jean,
Beside tho hITk man he.
Tull 1t hon4f is aten dad. Jaat
A0d that's enough far me.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14

4 i Cuc"l' SUPERIOR toor ol la" and taae'f,
"A continued by adjournment. and held tor TIL coun
y of Amhr,, al the Courthouse, Tuesday, The Sis
DAY M August 1871:
Rober I,bpll James Eunurl and Eliza his wife, Jes
s. Kelley ard frtnees his w.t. J,ha ". Newell,
Nancy l.. Norveil. Ihamas : hprve,, Everaft L +
veil, Margaret l.. Nar.,l ana i.tduan Aorsell, itlln
clullroau l lhln Nuv.il. decd, uad + lae - ii
inrn} one lears,hJ tar sld Jam nu,Iod lelf brl!l
TT ln-Iaw and At TREND S,nu'i Swearloger and Jose
phenia his Nii, late Jo,rpbrna Doyle ard others
Pam ifs
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Ii L pIlINL- NJ Il
UNITED STATES OFFICER

Capt g. " NJ Lean. 81 the United Nat,s Marine
Cor, aul member OF the New Jersey Lefl,.tare has sind
ly sent us the following certificate II tells its story
Rasiray, Jan -, iS47
since taken with the Influenza ard my whole
a dcbilitatcd state. induced lr
rown>ends ala and after taking three bottles
much relieved and attribute entirely to the said
Sarsaparla have continued taking and Gad that i'm
prove every day believe saved my lille, and would
DC without It under consideration,
G W MCLEAN.
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Ga motion Of " lllam SEN, executor # William
Iurnc and Nathan Glenn, the Cont doh orrr lhal 1t
be referred To unno the commissioners If This Court To-
settle account between Them aud 3enjun5 NarteIl.
,hrNing the amount paid i1 each uu acrouu o taer
cHIlty SHIP, and The amount manning due, anu o,
all funds liable to payment thereof. and rprt TIN SANE
to The Court. The said { mInssIoucr viii alsp enquire
and report whether the portions ct Benjamin N9rSe aud
Spencer d. \oryell liable to be applied To the
Iie of The sad turner's eN1'r. aud GIenn. pursuant
The rule awarded them the ID day OF ,rptenb { Is
against the sad Sgeatef d Nmyrli, ard LIS lll-lea
Brnauuu Nurycb. il a., u. nu.I. Jr and Ja.ss, VI
Daniel. seu.. nilh any nallc> specially sfFea, dsp.ur
prrtlen 10y himself 81 required y ,un ptrlts 10 h. =,
stated. Upon taking said accounts, notices vii br ne
ce,,rry to he sld kenf GI,uu, Bcuaudu Nortel Spcu
y. n ,rye james NJ. Daniel. Jr.. and James NJ
Daniel, sch. only \ Capy-lc,re.
ROBERT TlNSlEN CIk
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II nANcERY.
ROi5ERT TiNSLEN, elk.
CoMHt>sloNER's OFFICE.

Amler,l {. H., 9TH Jan. 1873.
The parties interested IN the 70 e. mo dfcfe' vii
ak notice lhi hayearp,H'rd ia SHY the z21l day
al Frhrunry 1918 L, nneorP the at' uals "A sfen dl
rctrd AT Whrh time lhry requested 10 att nd al ny
iii .p with their acroI,s vouchers and evidence, pre-
pared for cXa,nna ION and 5 'ltment.
JESSE A. HlGGiNBeillAAl,G om'r.
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ISL ID ACRES,

which Fayete II Norsel resides. II is distant
fom lynchb rG ab mt six miles, and adloius the lands
Of Edmund Wi ston, sylvester Enrird, and others =
seaavene' ,od Mil and Bl1cksmiths shop. and
watcrcd by Fawu Creek From EIGHTH TO ONE HIN
DRIED At RES cleared, the balance WOOD LAND
some EIGHT or TEN ACRES might be rendered first
meadow Any wishing la purchase viii be shown IT,
pyeu.~ls hy Mr.. + II. Nor, oil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14

4 l Haes, holden in the Clerks OH =, - -
a rar9 Cont Of law and tElnesp, -. the 'icu,, ~
' Al I In e''ft fiol'e thereof the l.. com
,,.aa,t may ~
George s''.'z'' admr Of JOAN Poind, A.er. ia
AGAINST Psiatia
pooJl,1., o,"a ps hichard poinle,ter
I Ntei lanes roh y'r, joseph = Sta,l 'on D.
beth his vile ltlehard NJ lis and judith Ii. VIZ Eliza.
Napier and Emily lis wife, we, and Ma.
IN CII,NCERy defendants
The Defendants. Joseph = Poin,ex,er -
ard Elizabeth his vile not ,vr entrre, L 7" > STAPLE,
ana sHen security according to tn Act ct ,.s.n a'oe
- 'is ''ai' ana appealing by safact,,' ;, 1'd the
motion Of the Psinoh by counsel: II is eri'h tie
''d defendants appear here tie Isl NM mat the
GrafH neNi and answer the Plaintiffs bill ADM an F,b.
TINS order be forthwith pub ihcd in the copy u
,M Nv" month, safeeseNey and posted tie f Yman
the 'onf House oil this county Ca1t d door Of
toPy-Tcste
Dec 23-N2m ~ LIS, ClL
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virginia, to- wit:
4 Rpies he'd N the Clerks Office of the Circuit Sups.
"a nor tour OF Law and Chaicery for the county oil
Franklin, the 7th day of January ISIS.
Caleb Tate " ii am NJ. Bunc l. Wiley p. Woods, Al
Dire" Brooks, Joseph Riycs, Robert 7 We, DIS, Washing
ton nod Arm stead . BurWt aad Joseph Dickinson ~
wing administrator OF Pleasant Dickinson, decd, ,
Plaintiffs,
against
James lanier, Moses e Carpcr, John s. Burwel, JOSIAH
w dickinson Martha his vie, President, Directors
and Company OF the Farmc Bank OF Yngn at an,eJ
Reuben Hopkins, John Dickinson, Samuel and William
Ayres, James Lindsey & Cos and Lindsey George,
Defendants,
liz CHANRERY.
The Defendants, Josiah w Dickenson and Martha n"
wife and Lindsey George not having entered their appear
anre and given security according the act oil Assembly ana
the rules OF this Court, ard appearing by satisfactory e
dence, that they not Inhabitants of this Commonwe@"
on the motion o the Plaintiffs by counsel 1t is ordered hA
the SAID JOSIAH W. Dckeusou and Martha his wife, anu
Lindsey Geoe do app Rules be held in the Cerss
Office IN thu ig,t Monday April next and answer INC
l"nh bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith pun
li'hsd IN saper print, in the town Of Iynch"I,
Tor two months successfully and posted the front door
the clubhouse OF this county, on some Court day.
Copy-Testc, ,,.
Jan Twin Nj. G.. CARPER, CHI
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Froia the Baltimore .1mfricdn Farmer.
WORK TOR FFBRI AIRY.


fo""''' Ht'' = - "'i'A u" '''' -, ~ s'N
Thing to "nr i"'eh't'1i 2fa"ffs OF '"" La1i sape 81
onT SAFE ~ '''''e nm 'a' '''A s 'H 1i2a5a J..
which ihtr beds saaa ne ea'ni a"i lf"afed, toi ~
VII SOM fe7,e,s aPA3a.h HIa'' a' b' fn#n #ana
tia they Prru," a##s=as - oHauH ir fHHiI tsat#Hs
b.ds. I"s should h. -. ~, u' ' 'oe Lain II lA
lhs Sc No acre, HHi ill., ads aI| .N- s"Ata and mhrd
III. receive Onadas dressing ct plaster, winch lail.i
dressing should be nleafd on the coming upo ihe
Panis ihIs latter dfessias would nr g"auH increased
IA value rs preventive against We ny u 'o''rad :" 4"
ing eoi'S"u "' fds.tf alRf'' II "'l" comprised u =
parts plaster, pm III 81 sulphur 'h" part s'ol'
winch s'"uI0 Z" saeshe'et Inc ''OiH several h1fhtgA
IN Succession an.
Hdf"s N'"6e' t'n3 ataef ." mum .9fet
ibese To S''h'l' any examination, have al necessary
fepaHs p"rptt m4sa. All then "Hh WI each
inhu- ~,
fonHY H''"s -e.'f fia-s' SI'' al an. i.eet-
aud al, o' " I 'tte 1..a'H2 q. Prs '..t asa al.aa
Wash 'hen 'nN. Hi ai's.a l4'''- .air la iaat sail
int the whlc-Nasl.
fa3'y.- }tt 49, 9aaf h.ns Io lay, provide. IN
de- cover. cnnyeneu youf heu h,U,r, pile Il SAM.
gravel ana one u a'fas f t'nf h"s u d4st n. aud
sme I'D broken meflat. Of ine tn he "t' - pix Al
Nix with 'h'ir i'od tf'si mai OF >'me bnt. chopped
hne, un. lhe tes Is ett ii ts gfouud, aud vi NAY
rfsl ASSURED that }aur hens WI supply va nha puai
" number of fresh rpts y aci a hau rl#a4t #.,II.
10 the to' scratch al pt.eute nps soJ ohef insects
Ndu must supply her nttll su1.'l.u.r. Winch car j.
al alike iu fresh mril ~ ~ fish, Uho1 the laf.c-
o
picked eut. CIV lien .ale. ashes sara. e.ayeI and
sfesh meal. auu SIR So las H#sf|l IS 81. ia a4li4 a.
in tprlug sia!.a.s sid aataa.n.
Itss.I, .t.,I usr.aas j every iNo Years In avoid
tn c.#l % a.rdlng IN .a4,I H. An evil when ,t.l.
decreases c.uI.y aut nufs IA, Niuur 8l tir etusft
iutiun
Z .f,s D,rls alli C#Iah,ns s1,rIJ A. tbs s,.,s.,,
Of the var b.. f.l f.I.e Il.,.s, d,-b,r tt.l 49,
br altcfalodo,u. "a 6usGal, and ,,Jai,, n,,s.a
win ca,1 t.... .4=,# .#s#., t,l .,, H.
OF ca sh..,p ,,h-a u,f>el sI.4.eI
Fencing and Frase,-h ,u|..g. p.i ,lr,,3, ,l.
.pof.ulwni.i H. .sy- s.4 g..,.i al In. IN
that y,H may r.-..fl In lr#a.t. ,.,r,..~ w.,
dss.1. haul n d me. aud ,5g#. ,'u, E9a,l. IT., w.
weather IN n,f,.. - l. ....s. ami -.sinsa.l nm.
the rails m {#al 4, IL, ly ,,r,e H. ,,I
s,e,s on t5 ,-.el i..e tr la..,.r VAR ,f, foo T.
rusr,fh., ,..,ila ,s....., !. .,.,s ,I.
lnsi ,fept.I t,.,ls f#..... s.,... .,f.. - =
.yIl...o + a. .t#.., g.,..,,. Ella. ,, .lI , .tI h. -
3f3i-t44 t .i..,, tl..l.5#I no tl,,, .
speeaf,i.-S ,r,, f,t=55-5 .flt.,lr Ga, oLa ,ll,..
f- fe,f i.g,i,, Il 49,. 5.,l
Ge,e-lf,aI la.e#n.t4,ae ., s,r.s1, j,..
a5l ,eh....i.a. o5ts l...sa ,y.f, I,.,
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LII rnnNsENn.s s,nsArAnILIA.
IA q a. u
IIlE or u.

'''' '
tn, Gs4st tp" "pm gas5f les, u i.si, 'HeF
eLearsf pisa-st'f '1 "~ffauisa =. taf T." any SD
Il efes dlzeasfz tth""i vomiting, ifghR sekenns OF de
hitaat nE tht ii'al- $50. .. ,.. $500 1890.
btffA1 Ill Nh WIN Tx hEiJiJINf.
Tn fHeHH bs4aff and 50 'ert1f # tbs st1=aPullI ovsf
aI other frd tle re- "i' 81 Ffadsates dst-'- o. lu'iru
tstes IL bpiF J. b. "nt 81 TIE Wv BEL al aHi mt
sIHl+ 81 h9Hf 81 90 9H1 Flftns ih' Ah"it % n
ana stfe5 thHs p-' hi At tteaes hth, Fait ana ric
b.ayts Al fstt'J N 800 I'D aeJfiie a"d az this
hr> tn sftsi -. f. " '' "'"'.i'' :" - y ht' pa -
cd wthhiat psi ~" ,,''', i1'ts d 51o'o cures ." 81
'"eataale
- 't ''' - ''a'A OF h'o'" h'eu''''N'"
aal fa-e7 81 10y 'P'P'I'
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' iEGISIA /:

VIRGINIA:
4 klse. II. Id NTH CLERKS O1i,e OF the County Court
n oi dod Mo3d y, the 81 day 81 peccrnbt lS4s:
john Pawn, Y i i'm Payne and tomas Whorcy and
Khoda his viii, iomcriy Rm.da Payne, plaintiffs,
against
Pollard Payne, Thomas Payne, Henry Payne, Paschal
Brown, Joel hoc, and ynhta ms Wit, formerly Cyn-
thiH PAYNE, Thomas rown, Jese Brown, Daniel Brown,
F. I1abcth Blown John Brown and ALVIN Brown,
Defendant,
lN CH,NCERY.
The above named defendants not having entered their ap
pr7ce and even security according IL the o Assembly
ld the rls q tins curt and appearing by satisfactory
t>d"'r hat thct Inhabitants this cah:
II s ordered that Tie said PENDANTS do appear hcle The
fourth Monday II March next, and the bill Of the
plaintiffs and tia aeopy Of this ordr be forthwith Inserted
IN m" newspaper Published the Lyachburs Tor
wv" months esivcly and posted at the front door d The
Court House oil tins county.
Copy~-Iese,
Jan l0--wem JOHN H. SfEpTOE, Clk.
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.SETE.E SM}FES,

con sting OF and children; the purchaser giving
negotiable notes. satisfactorily endorsed, aud made
one Il the Banks in ynchburg
Any Wishing purchase the i.andor Negroes L..
qtssfsa II address ., /. nsab4rg.
Jaa2i Is VA Ii. HotNT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14
OPINIONS NE pIIlSlcIAN

Or Townsondi almost daily recey, orders from PLY
clans in different parts ST the tnion.
This certify that the undersigned PLY sriaus of
thc City OF ALBANY have in pres rbcd )r
Townsends Sarsapafa and believe be of the most
valuable preparations IN the market.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14
Notice.

Notice.
To Messrs. Howard Bennet, James d. Bennett and
Christopher L. Bennett.
DEING non residents Of this Commonwealth, ana
II having no knuwn agent in The same, jon are mere
10y notified that the 1lh Of March next at the "fcs"
james Irvine. al Cmnpbel Courthouse. shall Frocetu
10 take The dapelions of Maslon Clay and others " %
read evidence in suit in chancefy, now pending Il"
the circuit superior # law and elancery, ioi VI"
county Of Campbell, State of Virginia Ii the taking -"
said deposi,r,s shall not from any cause, be CONNER
ced completed said day, the taking al the same "
BE eJ.ocrned rosl t!alo IL time, ill completed.
WA g. HNik'
Gan ,acl a., ", Jan Il vim
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MEN GOTTl1. ZEN.
ES 20 VIZ. NJ. IL E,glegS,

At the Old Stand of Lewis & Enxledoyc
{IfbE.D most resp e;fdly retain lbs tpanls. /, his
" irenls and TIA publ eener.s, Tor the very liberia
patronage received hy the firm oi Lewis Engcove, and
ts41 II. continuance of tn II the NV Concern
he 81 ok 81 'opd on hand, comprising great variety oil
aas att / n the Dry loo Is Inc Oh Fl at
extremely low price, Prrplfat The reception Of Nc
St9eh eaty rhe ensuing sP ing Hose wanting goad5 at
Eoss PRICES,
VII please call, bargain, Will b, offered.
Jan jl-w3w BENJAMIN H. LEWIS.
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81 t!le store lately occupied hy
N,iGBi tRE.NSILi u C.iR1ER
nffERS ior ale general assortment of GROCERIES,
~ DnME>flCS sc. Ia which additions will frequently
bc adc.
His friend, aud former customers, well those of III
late finn, are respectfully invited to give hun call.
lan- 81 L h
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r.. r,,.,,t -itt.4rtfr Court ii IA" AMI Cha7carY'
4 e,,,,ut ii IS adIsafanrni aud held i'f The raneA
= ,,.r.t IN tn Caafh5uss, oa Saturday ine ID ID,
81 ipui. ISL: ,,lls.a is.,a
"0'''' ~ Plaintiff,
against
William NJ Waller aud samuel VI baflana, aah'',
,s,,,,r, ~ David = Garland. decd ,Jahe H. pinahh
,,,t,c, r the sad David $ Garland deed, and the
s.as William VI Waller and sally his VIE, late sally
l.tl,oJ Gusiayns RISE. aud kuoe ; ii. VILE. la'e
,,.,. : G,lana jim, p CDhhs and 1ana NJ his W.T..
i,,s I,u, NJ t.4rfald. William II. Garl1ad. fdaarl
chill and Mary Il his W.T.. h'e Mary X Garland,
S,,n.l NJ G riand. Patrick II. Garland, arane Gar
Ind I,n.ln { Gafllod and LOUISA + his wife aud Al
,.s & CabIl t.eorte X Cabell. David y. u tabelI,
,nl evils g. labell the four last pttat children aud
I,ifsof Elza y Cabrll deel. late Eliza \ Garland,
by DAVID Il trs thr'r guardian al Il rh, SAMUEL Tar
land. A. /, acrts3n < Co. and john l.. Harris,
Dtfendants,
II CnANcERY.
l. appearing 10 tie curt that II will be necessary Ii
ak an ,ccntl u tn drhts due from the estate III Jesse
CarkS,n d,'l.. winch - be- paid out 8" the fluid
when coll rrd hp Cum dlth orl.r lhit Il he eirfrrd
II one Of the Commissioners Il h, Court. Ia TAX an &C
aunt of the tran aetlons II he Comm>spnet. Charc,
Perow murhlne the e1lecllons made ~ hin, ais M
account ui nr deh- due rpu he Of the sud jess,
CErksm deed, all which accounts the said loni,ls
slaner " III take. aud settle, and make report there
Of 10 The Court, with any mlllcr> specially stated deem
ed pertinent by himsf or required by The parties 10 be
stated. \ Capy-Ir~l".
ROBEKT TiNSl.EN, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-14

ltucs he'd in lr clerks On,C The county Count
y B,dio.d d, Munla, The Bird day u January, ISIS:
Joha q \. Wright ana Il oJeft ". Wnah,
Plaintiffs
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EEOHsGhOid 81 EaifrhPH ENs.nigvis

HOUSES, COWS. llUGN, FNKNllNG MD
OTHER UTENSILS.
The above rrfsJy Is IN good ordcr and OF thr best
KIND
At Iae same rnc AMI place viii al,9 he sold tract
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Rsl.se EEitI2e ERl.

near the mouth ii ihr Nolh u,er in Rachbflgr. ou
Moudly, the h day 81 fchru1ry neat 10 sell al public
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.Ft)IT6'E.

FH'l, noder> 4ncd b"gs tavc 10 inform his friends,
II tint he has tahcn Office the Basin for tho
pdrp So "te7aduellnr General forwarding and Com
mission i,e>ln Particular attention Will be given to
the sale Of all kinds of Country Produce. also the pu-
chasing Of goods 10 order in this market.
\ A
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-09
HoNoRs PAID TO THE DEAD

The death of Hon. JoHN QUINCY ADAMS was
announced in the S nate OIL the l4th ult. Flo.
quent addresses wer4 mIde b. Messrs. DAVIS.
of Mass, and BENTON, of Mo, paying hand
som an LAP pro pirate tributes TO the DEE eased
The Gu tommy resolutions were adopted in
both Houses. In the House, appropriate and
touching speeches Were made. by the Speaker.
Mr.. Hudson, of Mass, Mr.. Holmes. of S.. c.,
and NJ. Mcdowell of Va.
Every honor and every manner Of Prospect has
been pail to The mam Dry of Mr.. Adams. A
meeting of the citizens of Washington was
held, al which the mayor presided, which re-
comm nded the suspension OF all secular EN-
pIoyrnents, the closing of the stores and othel
places of business on the day of the funeral
&c. The following official orders we copy
from the Union
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-09
CITY OF EVANSVILLE:
sATURsDY, MARCH 4, 1s4s.
HyDRopHoBr..-We have received a let,

HYDRoPHoBIA.-We have received a letter
from one of our subscribers at Cynthiana, in
forming us of the appearance in that ~neighbor-
hood ofa rabbid dog, which had bitten a boy,
besides quite a number of dogs, hogs, cattle,
&c. The whole country seems to be infested
with mad dogs, and what TO do TO rid it Of
them, except the killing Of all dogs, we don'l
know. Our subscriber inquiries of US concern
ing the efficacy of a ''mad %stone," which he
supposes to be in this neighborhood. We
know nothing of it, and believe there is none
nearer than Terre Haute. They profess to have
n in that city, and if there is virtue in the
thing, the distance should not prevent persons
a%vailing themselves of lis benefits. But, Sc
r%iously, we think those truly mad who rely
upon a ''mad stone" to cure them ofhvdropho-
bia. We sincerely wish we could name a Ger
tain remedy to our friend for this horrible dis
ease but as we have had two deaths in this
place from hydro2hobia in spite of all our ply
sicians could do, we suppose there is none
known as yet. We believe that il is not ev
cry one that is bitten By a rabbid dog that dies
of h~ydrophobia.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-09
NO. 3.

years" and live in a land where swells with
melody the air, and sorrows and tears are un-
known; all Joys are less than the one joy. of
during kindness. Her smile makes the sun
shine of many h arts; the cloudless dawning of
their new t n joyInents.
1t is Thanksgiving day, Lizzy, and my thoughts
have been wandering, backward, far over the
current of years. Reelection is indeed an am
gel, when she points out the errors OF the past,
and gives us courage 10 AVOID the n i'll future.
Maggie is reading the Book of job, and this
evening my spirit more than ever looks up in
thankfulness 10 God for The Bible, Heavens pu-
rest gift TO mortals. 1t is the star of eternity,
whose mild rays comes twinkling 10 the Meth
er sphere. erring mans guide 10 wisdom, vir-
tue, and heaven. The Bible is the book of
books.
In comparison Byron loses his fire, Milton
his ~soarings, Gray mis- BEAUTIES, and Homer his
grandeur and f;aur S. No eye likerapt ~fsaial's
ever pierced the veil of The futur-; no tongue
ever reasoned like sainted Jobs; NJ poet ever
sung like lsrael's Shepherd King. and God new
er made a wiser man Than Solom n The worts
of the Bible are pictures OF immortality, dews
from the tree Of knowledge, pearls from the
river of life, and gems of celestial thought
As the moaning shell worspers of the sea, so
the Bible Breaches of love in heaven, the home
Of angels and joys too pure to die. Would /
had read it more when my poor eyes could see.
Would more OF its pure precepts were bound
about my heart, and l had wisdom to make
them the notices of my life. The world may
entertain its idea of a magnificent Deity,
whose government is general; but let me be.
lieve in the Lord God of Elijah. whose Provi-
dtnce is entire. ordering the minutest event in
human life, and with ID fathers care arranging
it for The greatest possible good Yes, LizSy,
when storms gather. and my sepulchered way
is dark and drrar, with no star 10 guide, nor
voice 10 cheer, my sinking spiri. finds refuge
in the world wide sympalhies o. a Saviour. who
did not chlde Mary for her tears. and came him.
self 10 weep at the grave of his friend.
Ny dear Lizzy, / fear | have written you too
long and 100 sad d letter, but, dearest, do not
think me melancholy; like all the rest of the
world, / have more smiles than tears, more
good than i'll. Let me thank you many times
for your kind invitations TO be with you on
New Years day, at your new home, and for
your gentle hint that Santa Claus will be there
too. Maggie says his majesty will be in the
country at that time, and ! must stop here;
however, | shall be with you, Lizzy; till then,
good bye, with my undated love.
S. H. De K.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-09

BUSINESS &c.-We can't help thinking that
our merchants and business men, would con-
suit their interests and increase their profits
by being a little more liberal in their patroage
of the press of this place. That class of men in
other cities find that they not only get along
easierand safer by constantly and literally pat
r~onising the printer, but that it is necessary for
them TO do so TO get alonga at all. And we know
ofno place offering greater facilities for adver-
Using than is enjoyed by the citizens of Evans
vile. We have here now a Daily. a Tri-Week-
ly and two Weekly papers, all of them, we be-
lieve, havinga good circulation, and making
quite as respectable an appearance as any of the
larger city papers. The prices for advertising
re extremely low, less than in. most places sur
rounding us, and no good reason can be given
why the printers should not BE- literally patro-
nized, and our citizens benefited thereby.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-09
MoRr OF On zAcn's LErrERs.-The Wash

MoRE OF On ZAcH's LETrERs.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune
writes as follows:
at is rumored-and on good authority with
al-that we have not yet THE letter OF Taylor's
which futtered the Volsces SO much on its re-
ception. There is on. it in said, is possession
of Mr.. Secretary Marcy. much more pungent,
more sarcastic. more indignant, though not the
less refined in expression, or admirable IN con
%ception. This the Secretary probably thinks
might do injury to the pubic service, if pub
lishrd-and from prudential ana patriotic mo-
tives. therefore, suppresses 1t. But the end Is
not yet-there is some fun yet IN reserve
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-03-09

OFWe found lying on the steps OF our Of
fee yesterday morning, a communication adj
dressed to the editor of the Journal, signed
"Hi6erniaa." 1t purports to be the first of a
series of articles ola fanciful character, in prose,
or poetry, as hereafter may incline the author.
The sketch before us is entitled "Reminiscences
of an old Hat" and we must acknowledge that
after the most careful perusal it still remains
TO us a perfect enigma. If there is any point
(wit there certainly is money in il, we have
failed to make the discovery. Itmay be that
our perception is a little o5fusticatsd, AMI that
the second part (Which the author promises TO
have ready for Tuesdays paper) would open
our eyes and give US a peep into the beauties
of the series yet to come. If so, we say send
it along. We must knowa little more of"Hi-
bernian's" recollections before we
their publication. If there be any thing good
in him or them, we'll not be slow in letting ii
out.