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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14


Henry Dunnngton Sergeant Of the C,rnoration Of vnrb
burg and a. such administrator boni, nn om Ian.
caster decd, Margaret NJ Lancaster Jo,.ab b. Lancaster
NJ rgarct lancaster Ellen lnn ,,,. ,r.,t D,,t+
{ Lancaster, Virginia Lancaster and sslaL r. Ianra
ter, the last children of said M H. Lancaster derd
and infants unier the age twenty one wears y James Be-
hagh their guardian, ad ii,m. Defendants
ms cause this dav Be turtle heard III tle pa-
pcrs formerly read the report Of Wilson p BRYANT, HE C6n.
missioner Tor selling the partnership house and 20 IN M pro-
ceedlngs mentioned, dated the Sth September TO- which
appear to have been regularly the papers ot
cause Ant t4e further report " sara BIZ ant showing
Cutlg the purchaser Of said use lot
II st report mentioned, hath fully paid up tn purchase money!
on consideration Whereof the Court approving the fir, ut
doth confirm the and being satisfied that said Curl, j.
entitled q his deed OF evace doth he CIV apnoin The
SAD v son T. Bryant Commissioner tho Iart ii ancas-
casters widow and heirs, who in their behalf a. well as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

FOR KE.t7.
4 WISH 10 reilt OF two touses; either the one
Il al present occupy. which think would make good
slsnI tuT
Grocery. Tarer. or Boarding House,
(situaed st the junction Of the Salem and Cample
Court iious Turnpkes being sufficiently large for 81
Their. having nine large rolus. Ihe other 10 the new
house which have recently built just above my Shop
This has fine garden a;ached toit aud ruon for arg.
family Posses iou Of either given at e DAYS notice
Augusl 2S-ts DAVID p REEFS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

FEMALE SCHOOL,.
~ r. ii CHAPLIN having associated Mrs. Nj
AVE- = Otey "i'h her they hope by their united ef-
forts to render h"ir ~chor every way Eff lent Their
hrs session opens the p h of Sept in the Basement
Story Of the Prot-s:aut Meth pIist Church.
LIST CHS incIudnr all the hiuber branches
al5-2nd Class SiUand the junior Glass 81, 80
Sept Ito
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
NEW FALL GOODS.

u By FlrpfeSs
RLACK silk Frnses for Trimmings,
- Black Silk Gimp,
Black Egyptian Lace sIit;s embroidered,
Black and COLD Kid Cloves, (AlexAnder's malie)
W hte Kid Gloves,
White Silk Fringe,
Black Bullion Frnges for Cloaks and Vests,
" hite Regency Lace Capes,
Needle wrought Muslin Uapes,
", w hite Chain Gimp, Thread Laces and Edyngs.
W hlte Silk Thull, Satin Spot Cambria
New style Neck aud Sash Ribbons
ihen Cambria Handkerchefs
The adde's m 's respectfully invited 10 cali and SCI
isspecimen OF new goods. iEEM s CIV ATkIS
SEPT "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

WHISAEY, Bi.Avi,f, &C..
EAE have just received and offer for sale
~ % bbIs. Common Whisky
80 do best Old Hecilfed do
Also snper"r Cognac aud Champagne R-lndies
August 7--n eIcDiNIEL & IEr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
From The Louis He Journal.
THE GOLDEN RINGLET.

The GOLDEN BINGLET.
Here is lit.le golden ress
ofsoft un5rtideJ hair,
TIE a'j that's left Of oyeliness
Thatoac was thought 81 fair;
And Vet, though time hath dlmm'i It's .hee
lhuush all besides hath f~d.
hold il here, a Ink between
Ny spirit aad Tile deal.
Yes, from his shining rin-let still
4 nuurniul memory springs.
Tia. mels my heart. and SENDS tlrIH
Through all is trembling strings.
think Of her, the loved, The Hept,
JPN whose forehead fair,
For eighteen years, like sunshine, slept
This golden cur! Of hair.
Oh, sunny iress, the joyous brow,
Where thou dds lightly wave
y all thy sister tresses. now
LIS Geld within the grave
Ia7t cheek Is If its o1am bereft;
Tyat ~ \, il r. Is gay;
Or all her b=auies thou art left
AslHary ray.
Far Years dave passed, thi. very moon
>rre lis, We fondly met
Fuu. Was and vel it seems :,o.oo,
4, iet th+ heart fJrIet-
VYo slau " 1T ti.at lovely fac.
From our sad Thoughts tepl..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

Cotton Yarns and Domestics.
On bales Manchester Shirlngs and Oznabnros.
~ 5000 lbs. Monticello Cotton Yarns, assorted.
5000 do BIackwater do
400 do Union do
On consignment and for sale Inv. b.
Angus 7-e NcDASiEL + LEE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

"iHI sALUiBi.E LNNDS FOR Sale
I'VE SUBSCRIBER intending move to n. Yves, o9er. Che
foo wing Tracts of Ia.1 FOR sale, viz: one er.r, ~
idu on The South Hank Dan Ive. about on. mile abo..
the own " Madison, Booking ham county s. g. And 8;
hies % ose s,anvile Va, containing ONE THOUSAND,
Csr1Ts ACRfS. upon which good two story framed
Egi House. IS by 2Ofeet With an end yoom one ,orr
EK ''y ~ % o-ethes with all other nece.sar, ont
ii uses (n;ludmg o,scco iolses) first rate Spring
very consenens beautiful Oak Grove around the Io,se
high, liepIthy and handsome SITUATION GOOD Ami. and
reach Ociad, and about hundred Of good Low,
Grounds he upland we'll tinbered and GOOD deal Of il
IS good ofacco Land he plant r dor good iencs
This pla;c has good fishery quite convcniest to the dwell
ling lilo,
One OF her tract known by the name Of ALIENS DE-
lG the county line between Rocking ham and Stokes
running through 1t and wing the north bank of Dan
hlVer, UenGng along the bank of the over two
miles italhng between 100 and 500 acres About 200
OF winch IS rate Low Grounds, and the upland
ana scarcely equaed in fertility Of soil timber inclu
ding Pine Oak Hickory sc. This has large one
story dwelling house, with other out houses an excellent
Prns ad aisoa good fishery and would do we'll for two
settlements as could bedivded to give each about
an equal portion of low grounds tmbercd land Both the
above tracts q land lie miles from where the
contempia ed Rail Road Danville to Charlotte i,
expected run.
1t desired by the undersigned that anv persons who
wish lands in this part of the country will come
shortly and examine for themselves, and would be great
y preferred 70 make cash sales sacrifice Those
wishing TO purchase would do well miss this opporu
t 1t very seldom that such desirable situations md
valuable tracts of land for SALE at any price.
WILLIAM FEWEI.
Madison, Rockingham county, n. c. Aug. I7-l3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
DENTISTRY.
s. 3. D.3FE.EPORT.
DENIISI.

f'ho Ms services 70 the citizens Of Lynch5urg
~ ard Tie adjoining cuunrips. at the E,lovIro verr
reduced prices, when performed al his utTire. on
.m 4 Il K E T STREET,
doors above Main. viz
Inserting artificial TEEN on gold plate each s. 90
- 90 do do pivot iock from 2to3 GO
Plugging Teeth with gold fol, from lto2 90
do do do lin do each =
Filing each s0
= r ,-' from 00to 90
Extracting, each IN
Satisfactory reference given by those for hom have
operated.
June l5-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
81 St'ALD SPRINGS.
AMHERST

F1v1E. proprietor Of this Watering Place takes this
Il method ofnfrmny the public generally that he has
leased this property r term Of years and has rome 10
considerable expense make the place (particuarly the
lndgn. department. more comorlsOe ,lan it has he eo-
fore BEEN ard prepared receive Vlsiters The
FABLE.
shall Be furnished with the best that the mountain cou
Try afIrd, and it shall b. served up ia neal and
wholesome manner. Good MUSIC has been engaged
fur the season. The medical virtues Of the Buffalo
SpiHgs known by those who have tried them
he unsurpassed for Dyspepsia. 'he diseases Of the Aim
entay Organs generally all diseases peculiarly of Dec
blity, and f their invaluable Healing Properties ran-
orally Xhere IS turnpike road IradIng from 4.ynrh
burg by wsy Of this place 10 thu Valley. Distance from
Lynchburg to tos pace Is miles; from hIs place 10
Lexington - miles.
BOARD
For tdult> pAr week. 500
| Chdreu and servants, 3 ).
i!orse, $50
! I>AAC IRVINE UfvE
4 good :!ack wiz b, .nn regularly ,n,e. ,nes wee.
be'ween i}nchburg and Tie Buffalo Springs b. the sub
Scrlber. commencing the st day of Jul, next Office
81 the Cabeli.f !,us+ & will leave ivnchburr on ;uss
da;s thursdays And Saturdays. at half past u'c.ocA
Far, = ~
Children nnte, zen years az, | 10
F. jane i2-~,s I'm
Fol. SALE
! 7 UclP ana Ground PLASTER.
~ Family. snpcrine and fine riouv,
! Ship stuff and Bran,
! s'ora and Com Meal
C4!st the Mills, or. Office door below M..s. ar,
ant ). .iAsley.
, Wanted i~media.es.
10000 bushels of " heat, for which the highest ,.rE
: price will be given. uSVeIaSG!IDESr
| Augus' 5l-wts
iRI>H Sale.
virtue ola deed Of trust, executed 10 nc b, Thomas
- j. HARDY VIA sell al auction sth da, Of Soser-
be. HeAt, the
XOISi. AND LOY
Owned and formerly occupied BY .homas lIardv sit
she june q 1th allie, am. iih Street and
premises - t. Il CYalc.
TeE.as made known day of sale
CtiE>IEY HARDf
Trustee for Thomas j. Hardy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

Court OF Hastings held in aud Ia the orpota,o Of
k.ynrhDurs at the Courthouse, Monday tic 2nd day
January, lSI}:
wilson II Blyant, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

FOR Rh.NI
fns Grocery Stand, door Mcsr. sfcD.niel
4 Lee and in the most business part OF .hs town.
ALSO,
The Corner House, opposite Mcsrs Erysn. & Snss. IN!
next door 70 Mr. J. H. Seay. Ihc undev part j si,o
find stand, and has all he necessary houses at. lie
lie "pPei portion has !ons been in BOARDING House
am |. W. hed tr etch purpose for fanny Pos
Se,sl Nh Of ltA'f can be ha, On aPpiicaton.
tor Terms SC apply to
ALEXANDER y:is.1Y
Sept sim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

MORE OF THE SAME SORT
EBsSSEYT s HtNFORD would r, ally inform tbc
farners of Campbella and he anIn Counties that
they now have and will keep constantly the superior
ONE, TWO and SiREE horse Puugh., lately introduced
IN this market which they offer at reduced prices
lhes are ailowedby all who have used ten pass any
Plough now IN use in turning the soil, and ghtness Of
drausnt or testimonials, reference may be made to
Richey Sons, l.ynchbug.
zion. VIM. l.. sio.giu, Bedford
Benz A. Donald
Doct Mo~ely,
Eben Nelms,
John w. Holt.
Shop opposite Rte e ( Sons Main street, Synchburs
Sept s-wt3lOs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

LYNCHBURG FEMALE SEMINARY
THE next session of this Institution will commence on
Monday the 18th day of September 1915 Terms as here.
oioc For further par liars circulars be obtained at tho
Book Store of Mcss PAYNE Bro at the residence OF the
subscribers The undersigned accommodate some Is or
20 boardors -
NJ. 4. s c. GORDON
Sept. 7-iwif
DlCKlINf1 MATERIALS OF BFS l. QUALITY
iarce anf Grsneral ment, 70, sale q.
- is HCWEIrilIrS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

. M !NDDN GLASS fROif s 40 10 Is S24.
v! Putty; Sailss assorted sz,s.
Carpenter. socks.
Plate asd closet .c.e.
tiorce 2.oc1s
Hinges and Screws.
Eowand'> Mil and Ce,s.cyt Save
iIoe's Caste-l Mil Saws.
Eleptlc >pnn.se
Patent ases.
Double and single Bench Planes,
Sancy Planes, good assortment,
Hand, Panel ana lemon saws,
Spirit levels.
SlacksmithS' Believe,
Anvs and Vices,
Stock, and die.
smes aud IpwIanl's shovels s. Sc t, hand and f,r
sale By GREGORY s RONAIL
al IL b. Richards Old stand
Sept lS-tS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

NOTICE.
WE subscribers harm. old ,nei. entire stock o,
4 Has. Gaps. E,o'. and &aoestu
). ". i 5. y. ccNsoyGY,
"ou rsn'H thew sincere ;hanss t. 'hp, oi friends an:
cns'.'rs "a' haze ~ generously pat,1A:-! t;.e and
Wo"d respectfully suclta continuance Of dc same u.
'hs as" concern. :. ". SHELTON,
}. 4. HAYCHEA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

ID on -EI[C-g--.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

HOUSE AN I-O FOR SALE.
ursnan TO the provisions of Deed Trust Executed 10
me BY Henry Hall and wife duly recorded in he clerk,
office OF the lln~tnSs Court OF Lynchculg, shall on the
9th day OF the present month, sell upon the premises al
auction, sor cash, the O $ F. ANle l. . r in said
.eed conveyed, situated seventh street the town
lynchbu being the property occupied by the
sad Henry Hall a residence.
the title thi~ property believed be undoubted but
shall conve, title only is vested BY SAID deed
JOHN WILLS, Xrustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

Never p'ofe;s VIVA. you do TO. practice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
NEWT CCNCTRN.

Augnst II -i23 S
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-04-21

$50 gallons best winter strained sperm oil in tight vessels
100 pounds best sperm candles (short 6's)
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" gross irop screws snch, Il Of No. Is 10 10 of
loot offs Is of4, 3 Of 81 per gross
gross IRON screws inch Of No is of ~ per gross
brass screws s mo. 20)
81 +" Il of No. II, of2c) :"
q" 8 Il of No I6, Ola /"
"a" e of No. ii, of 10, OF
- gross brass screws 2nch q of No. l8 Is Of It, Of
IA, offs, ofs Of y per gross
n gross brass pinch GO Of No. IL, OF OF
gross brass screws lInch Of No. H. of 81 per gr.
IL II " Is of No. IL, of6 2 of
Of per gross
gross brass screws l-inch g of No. g. Of ~ par gross
80" a." q Of No. IL, oflI, 6 Of 10,
9of9, 8 offs, 4 of3, Of - per gross
gross brass screws i-nch Of No. G. of Of q per
gross
IL gross brass screws lnch a of No TO- of5 Of
of 81 per gross M
~ dozen best casseeI planeirona assorted from
inches, per dozen
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% sides halftasnsd rigging leather
4" hsst pump leather
20 bellows {"
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* o ,;ssa. J Tna, ,,,hh.r
hint bottles black ink
40 bsIcn;n, holes HACK ink
6halfpint bottles red ink
"a papers ink powder
4papsr knives
peDknves "A bades)
case mathematical instruments
parallel rules, (iarge size)
IL dozen best black lead pencils
II dozen camel hair pencils
sand-boxes, (hard woody
80 pounds black sand
"a = pounce and box
4O0 slate pencils
60 cards steel pens, with holders
double iog-siates
ro states slate; .
2 wafer seals
o. pieces red .aPo
Abs. sealing wax
3 ronnd rules
3 rssms iog paper
IA reams foolscap paper faint lined
4 reams l letter psp par''' 'N'' ~
10 CURES bot.ing PAPER f
:" '"'''' p~r-..
MAYNARD, WASHINGTON.
CLAss-No l.
Iron.
JU tons best American gray pig itOH, ASO. l.
p,,,.; ~ mater ,ann, ., a.om.r building ., K;aerv
''"'e" ' ~ Mmrs.
T.vv NJ !
Top-Two plates, feet inch long by feet II inches
wioe X,.,.. c.., incl, ,orc bv Q feet I, ;nch.,
wide
SID. M. md Pour plates. feet inches long by
Ed N " ~u% mates feet inches long BY
on ,ss =, ~ Of "a plates each marked Knoll
T.nx No 9
r.. CT ,,... Zoe, niche. Iono bv Q feat inches
"a. p'''''' =
RotomSix plates feet inches long by feet inches
vide
Side, Nos, and 2-Tweve plates, feet inches long by
2feet 2 inches wide rs
8 feet 2inches wide
Three sets or Sc plates to be marked No. g
TANK No.a
7op-Two plates, feet men long oy feet II inches
wde e.,;h , -, . co, +, inch
'0"o m1ds :" w pA'~' =
e.. ~uo IT, ,,.,o. & r.., 2 ;ncbe. lon. bv Q feet II
''oe w. ~ P"'~ =
inches w,de ,... Co, inc, ,or0 hv f.., !, inch
''ae :. ~ vide pN
r. Div rl,tes Z fee, 2 inches long nv 9 feet
inch wide. 49, s
One set, or IA plates, to be marked X No3
r.o ,,... f,.. inch long bv fee, inches wide
Plates s, i 10 ncbss ons ei NV feet
0'"s :So; -. p' =
inches wlde 60, ;,.h.s ,on. -, o s.., G ;ncb
S'oe w. ' 80 60, nch.se v,;ds a. the other
wioe oHe en a.; ,.. f.st inches ione bv feet
H"a' ' ;asta. u .1;ds r'e-
"a. cor or IA mates Ia be marked X No L.
ohc SCH ~ - P''~''~ -, ~
o.. ;a
Tp-Two plates, feet inch long by stee inches wlae
Bofom--Iwo plates, D foet ihcn long ny <ee' . "'"'
wide H. q
Sides Nos and 2-tour pates iec ~ inches io"s Wy
feet inches woe ca. m ;,,,.. ,o,o bv Q
A"a, ~ so: ;. sna ,,,Sa p''''' ''. ~
ieo' /. i " ~ $500 .. /. ,,.rk.d X No <
o''0 '0'' '" ~ f, A. q
AM w.
Top-Two plates feet inch long BY feet inches wide
Botom--Thrce plates, feet inch long ny feet wide
Side No. 1.-Two pates feet 10 inches long by feet
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50 pieces light duck, per piece
Etas sad Cotton Tsoine.
1900 lbs. 3-thread fax sewing-twine, per ID.
500 t" S and s-fold cotton sewing-.wns, per Id.
CLAss--No. 7.
Sperm on and Candles.
1900 gallons wnsr-s'rsinsd pure sperm OIL 20, gallon
CLAss-No.0
Stationery, &c.
dozen memorandum books, per dozen
2 quire blank books
pieces India rubber
8 l-pnt bottles black ink Maynard & Noyes, per
g l-pns bottles red ink per dozen
metal inkstands with eovers, per dozen
penknives, blades, Rodgers best quality, per
IS :. % fools foolseap paper, fain. lined, per rs'm
dozen sheets elephant drawing paper, per shee.
gross Gllos eagle pens in boxes Of dozen each, per
dozen pen.holder fof swan-qu'l pens, per dozen
10 parallel rules, "a inch, each
5000 quilts, best No. 80, per NJ
dozen lockwood sand boxes, per dozen
papers fine black writing sand | pint each, per
log states. hard wood frames and backs, per dOz.
boxes water colcn and pencils complete, each
IL pounds best scarlet waters, per pound
8 DOZEN papers best ink powders, per dozen
y pounce boxes, ivory, with pounce each
IL fat I" inches wide each
IL Gunter's scales, (box WOODY each
6 States hard wood frames, each
ernsure knives, each
reams buff envelope paper, per ream
rolling rulers, each
wafer seals, each
dozen rolls silk tase inch wide, assorted colors, per
roll
pounds best American scarlet sealingwax per pound
10 letter books cap size, quires, full bound, each
IL ivory paper folders, each
cases drawing instruments, each
dozen camels hair pencils assorted sizes, per dozen
500 slate pencils, per M.
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0 pounds best red waters
0 " 4" Irish sealing wax

30 pounds best red waters
40 " " Irish sealing wax
2 gross best red tape
gross best silk taste
reams blotting paper
2pounds India rubber I'm ounce pieces)
dozen large parallel rules
500 slate pencils
"a camel's hair pencils
10000 best quilts (half clarified and half opaque)
dozen double log states
2 " small
boxes water colors (complete)
20 " papers ink powder
2 {" pouncc boxes and pounce
2 /" Gunter's scales
3 " ivory paper knives
' SO wafer seals
90 cases mathematical instruments
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
CONSUMPTION

Dickins gives the fol lowing descrip> ton of this sad disease, which IS CO.'S stan'ly carrying sorrow anl desoIaiien into thousanus of families in New-Eng> land:
 "There is a dread disease, which so prepares it's victims, as it were for dealh; which so refines it Of it's gro>er aspect, and throws around familiar looks, un- earthly indications of the coming change "a dread disease, in which the struggle between the soul and body is so gradual, quiet and solemn, and the result so sure. that day by day, aud gain by gam, the mortal part waste and withers away, so that the spirit grows light and sanguine with its lightning. load. and feeling i'm mortality at hand deems 1t but new turn of mortal lite-a disease in winch death and life are strangely blended, that death takes the glow and hue of fife. and lie the grisiy forth Of death-a d,scase which medicine never cured, wealth warded off, or poverty could boast exemption from which sometimes moves in .gan' strides, and sometimes at a teriy, slug. gi>1 pace. but slow or quick is ever SUI. and certain."7 7'f "'N 'f'T '' ~''.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
eouetem qua ,Domesttr NetDs, 5saoraIs,
@ % (coNaS rHyEsDAY FEBRVARX2 24,

{ him that she lived just by, and, that he FshShh go with her and reSt.s and get weli in
 ker cave. He. went Jwithrher, and it ws $
 just such a cave as his own, only much ismaller. Roses and honeysuckleS and jas .
 mines grew all around it--and birds wero singing--and gold and Silverifi<h were spor- ting about in the- water-and there were fsach beds of strawberries all red aRA-lus cions that filled the air with odor.s It was Ia beautiful place--there seemed to he no ] canker or blight on anything-and yet hhe man saw how spiders had woven webs like the most beautiful lace from one vine branch to another-and butterflies thnt had once been deVonring caierpillers were flirting 1 a5out-and just as in his own garden, fat yellow frogs were squatted under the cool strawberry leaves-but the child loved the frogs as the green lizards, ana said that they did her no harm, and that there. were plenty of strawberries both for them and for her. a t ,. s> ez!t 1 EH:
 s'The evil spirits that had troubled the man, and followed 4hlm, could mot get into athe chiid's ga.dens;3 it was impossi bie, because all these rosy checked cherubs and wbite. angels ! livedihere, and that which is good, be it exer so small, is a great deal stronger than that which is evil, be it ever so large. So they sal outside and bit their nails for vexatieHs and as the man stayed a long time with the child they got So tired of waitings that some of them flew away forever. At length the ran kissed the, chile, and, got back tp his own place
 When he had got there he found that aawing to the seyil spirits havll1g Been su long away, the flowers and the 'truits had in great measure recovered themselves; tiaeye Was hardly aRy canker or blight hft, and as the child caIne how very often~to see hifp, and brought with her all her bright company, he place was freed, al least whle she stay e, ,lrom the evil ones That is a true, story There are many men, who, like him, live in a wilder ness, and7h Is happy orthe m when they have q child tor their ne ighbor.'ss sas ss9asu 3s .
 The poet was silent, the child kissed him, and then without saying a word about The f:t- lie charity children, fanss0h DssH down be> side them, and perhaps te tell them the story which her father told her.
 And, children, do you see how you may teach Fathers and Mothers, atrd your elders, when wrong, how to do right A word kindly spo- ken, when they are angry--a sweet smile when they are unhappy, the right thing done in th" right way, will chase awoy the evil spirits ,and make them good again. e. ... a.r .,s..
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-02-24
L1TCHFIELD D ENQUIRER
LitChfield. Feb, 20, ISl8.
SCOTT AND THE ADMINIsTRA>

| The following emphatic comu1ensssb by the Washington corresp spondenf of the Phil.
 North American upon the outrage of the
 Administration against Gen. Scot Will meet with theharty response Of hig h-miiind- ed and honorable men of all parties.
 1. It is basely false,' says the writer, ethat
 the Administration is justified in its pres
 scription of Scott. 1 claim to krow the nature and chafacter of the Correspondence tupon which the Presideat rex Is fiis defense.
 and now + say, without tte fear of st1ccess- flu contradiction, that whene vershe whole
 truth is given to the world. his V ilea accu- sors will be sunk deep in. degraoaiiea 3 nd dishonor: But, lift were true that he bad committed the highest offenses, is there nothing in his services of forty years, a.
 mOng the most eventtol scenes of the Re- public, in his scar covered body, ~oin his grey hairs, in .hisrackhowledge patriotism
 and courage, that ought 10 haye.sappealed
 10 the sympa thy nay even pity of the Chief Magistrate, and saved that aged hero from the damning disgrace which he has at
 temptedsto infict ?taa s*- s@ $ 9iss Nf- w s-
 ,aI, speak noas'a partisan, but as an As merican,. when, say that if this adminis>
 tration had committed no, other .act than
 this of dragging Scott from his command atthe bend ofthe armySin presence of an enemy, to>try7 him on the soil consecrated sby the patriotic. valoE of our people, and distinguished by his success, is crime. so black and criminalthat every drop of Blood Is crying for retribution and vengeance
 And what is at'the bottom of all this but party P Because ke would not bow down and worship. the little Juggernautat at Wash
 ipgton, he must be, sacrificed, ifi venom,
 maligpity and blackhearted jealousy could
 effect it., The Iaurels Qfour hero of Mex leo were as cypress to the dynasty here anu
 they have sought 10 taint them By the only
 method of dishonor they could "infiict, or
 have the courage osattempt." ."sssea sss%7Vq