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IA Of GEN SCOTT.-500 pages l2mo., handsomely
and durnby bound. illustrated with Engravings.
BY EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, ESQ,
Mary years Editor Of the Cincinnati DAILY Chronioie.
The subscriber will shortly receive from the Press
Edition of the above valuable work. and win furnish
those who wish become Agents circulate the same,
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"NoFy fcsN'
JNO. d. ALEXANDER, C.


CANrBEFL CT. Ho July. 1852.
The parties ramed in the foregoing order of court,
hereby notified that shall proceed take the
era accounts therein required the 25th day Of Au
gust ut which time they will please attend my
Office this place with such papers and other evidence
may be requisite for the purpose.
au 2-w4w EDWIN r. PAGE. Coma'r.
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lRlE-srh NOTlCE.-On and after Monday,
August 3D. the Boat for Buchanan will
leave at 81 o'cl"ck, An
aug e-ow BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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CALF. FISH, &c.

GAIT, FISH, &c.
~ $50 sacks Liverpool Salt. in fine order
Is bis No 3 fat Mackerel
half bbls No 9 fat do
5 4" family Roe HerriDgs,
per boat Swan and L d Gre lshaw. for sale by
aug . is GEORGE BAGBY.
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MARINE INTELLiGENCE.
Sailing Of the Ocean Steamers.
ERAM INlIEn STATES
VIKGINIA:-At a circui, court CO

N1kGlNlA:--Ata circuit court continued and
held for the county of Campbell the courthouse
thereof. on the 18th day of May, 1852.
George W. Pogt~ ood PlE.
against
Thomas Porwood, Mary Porwooi and Mathew B.
Nowln Defts
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,-6t JAMES WHITEHEAD SR.
: ..EA STE M $ HIP LINE OF

- PACKETS. Fer PHILADELPHIA.
Positively every Wednesday, until further notice-Unon
Steamship Company's Line-The two and beautiful
steamships. VIRGINIA. Captain Teal and PENNSYL-
WANNA Captain Baymore; of these fine steamships
will leave Richmond tor Philadelphia. every Wednes
day. They are beautifully fitted up for passenger.
provided with Francis, Patent Metallic Life Boats.
first tables and every attention is paid the
fort and safety the Passengers and protection of goods
Freights taken low, and all trans-shiprent avoided
Passage in first Cabin, g. bcrths and meals included
Do Cd 81: do do do
Passage through N York via Phiadelpha, 81 do do
FOR CAPE NAY.
The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
May during he bathing season, to land passengers.
Passage Cape May s. meals included, thus saving
about half the expenses in visiting this delightful bathing
place. Apply to MAYO & ATKINSON.
, Agents. Richmond
NB-The ships returning. leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. au2 Is
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From the Richmond Whig.

TfOm tbe HIcHnOhd W mig.
"PowHATAH HousE.-The complimentary Gard, in
regard to the management Of this House be highly
gratifying the worthy Proprietor Mr. G. L. Dbrell,
from the fact that it entirely voluntary the
part of the sgners-s reception by Mr.. D. being the
first intimaton of such intention their part We
can add testimony that Of the gentlemen who
have paid Mr.. d. compliment just in itself, and
dered in q manner go delicate" Nv o9-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

- COUNTY, VIRGLNLA.-The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr.. William Terry that old and well
know Hotel establishment know the BELL HO-
TEL. Liberty Va, offers his services the public for
the patronage long bestowed upon his predecessor
The entire establishment has just undergone thorough
repair from Cellar to Garrett Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country produce, and the BAR
with the most genuine and best quality Of Liquors
His Stables In excellent condition. well provided
good and reliable Ostlers always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line ofC caches connect at this poin
tri-weeky with the Cars Of Va. and Tenn. r. r., and
passengers coming from any direction either the Car,
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
pared to accomdate them with meals at any hour.
He fatters himself that from the reputation of this
house and with enegy speared his part to render
his guests comfortable he will receive liberal share Of
patronage. THOMAS LEFTWlCH.
Jny l5-fsG
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A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

VALUABLE AR8ACA VI LAM
IA FOR SALE offer - the ngent and attor-
ney Of David w Terry, for sale his TRACT OF LAND,
in the county Of Campbell just in the neighbohood Of
Mount Ziron, and eighteen miles from Lynchburg, ad.
and others.
This contains ass acres. is in fine neighbour
hood, is well watered and has ON il good comfortable
Drellirg HOME with the necessary houses. This
Of lard is well worthy the attention Of those wish
ing purchase lands.
inot sold by private sale before the 4th day Of Sep
TENDER next Tuesday, will then be sold the prem
Uses at public auction.
Mr. NJ Bailey, who now resides on the place VIM.
Matthews Esq, will show il to any person wishing
purchase.
TERMS liberal, and made known application.
EDW. d. CHRISTIAN.
Agent and Attorney for David W. Terry.
July 15-wtds
Republican copy and charge David w. Terry.
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TERRY & SHIELDS.

~ We are authorized to announce CHARLES C.
wlNGFlELD candidate sthc office of Constable in
the 9Th District of Campbell county in place of R. F.
Walker, resigned
July 96-teif
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Freixhts up and Down the Canal.
RichsmOud Markets July -.

TOBACCO.-The market i. steady, with an improve
nent IF % Tugs and low grales Of leaf Some
very fine tobacco sold 81 and 80 CO. The breaks
continue large. The receipts less than they were
the early part Of the month
The inspections will OF, think, vary much from
$1,000 hhds though the genera, impression H. that the
ARE likely To be little than under thar a.
mount.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
WHEAT.-Our millers have commenced operations.
Good to prime White 80 u 921 cts Red 81 a s74 cts;
Inferior Is so cts.
FLOUR.-No new yet received. OLD. nominally.
si--wiihout demand. 7. !. PEfTON.
CORN.-Market supplied so cts. 4 months offered
for deliveries in October.
CORN MEAL SOc-per bushcl.
OATS-4O cents.
RYE-75cts.
FISH-Herripgs, new No l, Cut A. 90, Gross q. so
1915 Roe 81 90: MackereI. No. g. 500; No. ., $l0I.-
No !, $li. SIad sin 1850
LARD-Bb.. IL al2 cts. keg. ll3nl2
BACON-Sides held at l03all cents. Shoulders 9a93;
Hams ia IL
MOLASSES-Sweet Cuba 2Oae2c,s. New Orleans,
30a3lcts
GUANO-Prruvian 45I from wharf.
COFFEE-Prime new crop Laguyra 94a9icts. Rio,
good to prime. % 10 10.
CLOVER SEED-$6a tool.
PLASTER-No Lump in market-Ground ~.
SALT-From store 81 As; sale, from wharf 81 3Oa35.
SCGAR-New Orleans 5a6 cents Porto Rico 5a64
cents.
HAY-Northern, in bales-from wharf 81 from store
81 -.
Sweeds SOS per ton: English SO; Tredegar, Richmond
mandatory s.: Up Country Bar esaas7 according
quality.
STEEL-American blistereJ Al O5 Der ton.
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~ The undersigned takes this method ofinforming his
friends and the public generally that he has leased for
II of years the CABELL HOUSE, and will closeit
the 5th ofJuly and open the 10th Of August. 1t
will undergo horou repair from tip bottom, and
All he asks call and il entire satisfaction given
no charge will be made. He has also leased EHiohs
Stables. the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty Of Proycnder, and attentive Ustlers.
jv l2-tf G. w. A. RAINE Prnprietor.
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cnWWHRClAL RECORD.


Psovrsious-Bsco n--searce and in demand at lie.
PoRK.-Nonc. ts1F
BEEr.-we quote by the quantity at las cts.
FLouR.-oId ~; New o.
wHEAr.-Red Zoe; White rs cts.
MrAL- Corn Meal 70a75ca
GsAfs.-Corn 65a70 cts; Oats 40 to q cent?
GoAso.-Best Peruvian $50 TO IS per ian.
PlAsrER--Lump, IS; Ground %. in Bbls l04.
SuGAks.-New Orleans 64a9 cts: Porto Rico to ~
cts Clarified i0all cts. Loaf IA to ia cts.
WHisKr.-Mourtan3 80 cts.
BEEswAx.-2l to22 cents.
BuTTER-Fresh in small lots Is to ", Firkin dull
I2i
BRAxDr.-Apple. 40a45; Peach, 80 TO S5cis.
BAR IR0S.-$75a80 assortedduli.
CovyEE.-Rio l04 to II cts. Laguirs lO4 to II Mocha
20; Java Is to IL.
COUNTRY LIsEss.-Tow l 4to l24; scarce and wont.
ed Flax 12al4cts.
CoTTos YARSs.-Sales l6al7 cts.
FEATBERs.--35 TO So
WooL.-25 % cts in dull.
Wool RoLLs.-35 to ia very scarce.
GISsExG.-32a35 cts.
FLAX SEED.-Salcs 81 per Sc lbs.
FrsH.-Herrings, No. l, &84; Halifax No. Herrings
&6as7A; Shad. $12: Mackerel. No. 8, IS
TALLow.-8t to 81 cts--dulI.
TAR.-43.50 per Dbl.
HEMP.-We quote 81 10 Sc. in demand.
LIssEED OIL.-7Oa7 5cts.-in demand.
LARD.-l2 TO l24 cts.
MoLassEs.-West India IS to 40 cts per gallon.
N. o. A. to Is cts.
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JOB PRINTING OFFICE

vIRGINIAN JOE PRINTING OFFICE.
TCHE subscribers having recently excnss additions to
this department Of their business would inform their
TERMS sr, ds.pon 81
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING:
such Pamphlets, Hand-bills, Giro ulars, Ball.
heads, Blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, &c. &c.
They have occurred the services Of workman exclusively
this brunch OF their concern and leaving
rely on having their work done expedtourly weI
fully solicit portion Of the public patronage.
je%-ifts TERRY 4 SHIELDS
POBT. J. DAVIS. ATTORNEY AT Law
~ will practice in the Courts he has heretofore at.
tended and in the District Court Lynchbure and the
Court Of Appeals at Richmond.
Office over Watkins Store the Farmers Bank
July 19-w4w
WILLIAM T. YANCEY, ATTORNEY
at Law. will practice in the Courts he has hereto
fore attended and alson the Courts Of the county
ponattox and the District Court at Lynchburg.
Office over Hayth g. Tanners; approach through the
Alley between Hayth & Tanners and james Kinnier's
July l9-w4w
ID III. cox, Surgeon Dentist. AprosAr-
IL. Va, from the Baltimore College Dental Sur
gerry.
RErERrscE-Dr w. w. Hammer, Col Thomas H.
Flood. Hor. Thos. s. Bocock.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. n. Va lily 5-w3m
- DIR. ROBERT EARLY,
UfN Dentist,
Has removed his Office ONE DOOR ABOVE HIS RE.IDEHcE
on Main street, and square above Dibreii's Hotel
jy l2--3m
TALL TRADE, ls59.-PETITS HAIR
Il RiS g. DANIELL, No. % NASSAU STREET near
the Post Office, Ner York-OHer for cash approved
credit a complete assortment Of
Silk and Fancy Dry Goods,
Nor store and avriring by erey Steamer,
consisting part Of Dress Goods in every variety Tp
feta and Satin Ribbons; Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
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EARM Near Ly"chburx Fer sale

L CUHTH1h1hg OVO hCTtb, IVV HcrcE are VIII UNI
bered woods, mostly fine Tobacco lands Much Of tho
cleared land is in clover. The soil 10 nil excellent
quality for improvement, and easily rendered fertile in
grain ar grass. There some 6ne bottoms tho
Greek, portion Of which in grnss now. nov for
the first time the have been nnder-draincd, and
clearing for seeding to Timothy this Fall, all
of the bottoms be watered traing expense. and
made a profitable meadow. There is a mill site
on the Creek. and no dam required There isa young
Orchard Of every variety oT selected fruits The situa
ton Is Handsome; the buildings respectable, and
neighbors inferior Price % per Another
opportunity of securing Farm, the price, Of
the advantages-ihis near LynchbuTg, one Of
the best markets in Virginia. for all the products of tho
Farm, Garden, Orchard and Dairy, will occur
For particulars, call on Charles Il. Kent merchant.
W. A. STAP, Els. u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02
1IyHE SAMUEL DAVIES INSTITUTES

Il located at Halifax q. H., Va is under the care Of
W. H. Prcsbytery, and has for its object the thorough
intellectual and moral training Of youth for the RESPONSE
bites of life.
1t has already in its brief existence acquired great
putation for the fidelity and efficiency Of It's instructions
and government The Of study is extensive
bracing than half the regular College course and
preparing young graduate in two yours In the
best institutions in the land Thoroug Is the weat
object sought and therefore particular attention q be-
slowed the rudimennl branches both Of the English
and Classical departments, constituting they do The
bnsis Of all sound scholarship and solid Improvement.
The government il strict and paternnl. No efforts
will be spared to secure studous habits decorous be-
hnvior, and prompt ard implicit obedience. Scupu-
ious exercised prevent habits Of extravaganza
Accordingly oftfe fundamental laws Of the School
is that Student shnl purchase any thing on credit
except with express permission from his parent guardi
an. teacher No temptation prohieucy will be in
the path Of the Student here except when the ndscree
pride love Of parent shsll bestow much pocket
money: against which policy, the Trustees and Facu-
ty here their protest. A. they havo mot
been thus far annoyed by wastea Of inconsdcrsto
fathers, they do not mean to counenancc or continue
thcm should they be
The Institute is located in n plentiful. healthy and
moral community Board can be had in excellent fam-
lies from Is $40 per mouth. including washing fuel
and lights.
THE FACULTY ARE
Rev. j. II. SMITH, A. N Principal and Prof. Greek,
who also has charge of the Religious education Of tho
students.
Mn. r. Fl. GRAvEs, A NJ, Prof Mathematics.
Mr.. Gro. WHITE, A.. b.. Prof Latin. These two Pro-
fessors jointly have charge Of the English department
TERMS:
Tuition in English alone. % per month.
in the English and the Classical
and Mah. department. ..--.--.-e4
The only additional chargsSs for Janiiors services so
cents per session.
There are two sessions in the year
Next session will open ist September
iv 0c-wGwf JNO. A. SCOTT. Sec'v Board,
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The above sale will TAKE place the 25th August il
fair, if the fair day The sale is made by the
of all parties and doubt arrangement will
be effected to sell the Land upon a credit if found
desirable. Tiy l9wt25aif1 G.. H.. Trustee.
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q FOR SALE, the House and Lot on
- Diamond Hill, occupied by the Rev. MI.
Vaughan, situated in excellent nighborhood. Tho
buildings consist Of BRICK DWELLING. with four
the f1or and passage, besides several excel
lent basement rooms and the necessary outhoses. The
Lot contains one acre and has on il good well.
For Terms apply to Jones n Finney, Buchanan, Va.
or to their agent VIM T. Yancey who resides the
property. JONES & FINNEY,
by WIN. T. YANCEY.
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NOT1CE...Will he sold Mt public sale, to tho
In highest bidder on n credit of six. twelve and
eighteen months. the fourth Monday Of September
next (that being Nelson Court day. upon the premises,
- the House and Let in Lovingston, and also
- its appurfenances, known as the Corner Stone
House, late the property Of Hardin Perkins deed.
Bonds with approved security will be required, and the
title retained until they paid.
BENZ. NJ PERKINS,
f2-wo7S1 Exer'r If Hardin PerL;o. d.csd
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NIsCKI,LAWEOUS.

lST OF LETTERS remaining
Ia the Post Oficc, the lat day Of August
Persons calling for Letters in the following lissI
please say they are ADVERTISED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

ID es Bunch Malaga Raising, Just received and for
sale by LEE & JOHNSON.
Juv o1-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

CPRlNG lS59.-.The subscriber would most
~ respectfully announce to his friends ana the public
generally, that he is receiving and opening large
and well selected stock of Spring and summer Goods.
To which he invites the attention Of those in want IL
is useless enumste his stock but would simply say
that it is not surpassed by any in Lynchburg.
beautiful stock of rich Dress Goods, KaGieves, &c.
The Gentlemen will find the best stock Of Goods 10
their line exhibited by any house in th. place,
and the largest and best selected stock Of Ready
CloAing ever brought to this town. The Young Mes
will find something really handsome in the way ofcloth.
ing at apl 12-ifts DON T. q. PETERS,.
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90 DIR. ROBERT EAH
1l99,h Dentist,

Has removed his office RE.IDEHcE
Main street. and one square above Dibreiis Hotel
IL l9--3m
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CREwpSON & CRANK.

DLACK WATER JANES...I HAVE IN
ID store !, 900 yards Black Water JAMES. extrn hes
wy which will sell accommodating terms,
change for Wool
ie ld--ifts A. B. RUCkER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-02

ID III. COX, Surgeon Dentist, ArPoMAT.
IL Tox, Va from the Baltimore College Dental Sur
gerry.
RKrERrscE-Dr. w. w. Hammer, Col Thomas H.
Flood Hor. Tbos. s. Bocock.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. H. Va jy 5-w3m
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HEAVY WOODEN GOOOS.-The sub
i l. scribers would respectfully inform the public in
general that they have good stock Of WOOLENS,
made after the old Virginia style Of wool jeans, madc
expressly order and for exchanging jeans and lindsey
for wool, either wool in the dirt Glenn wool, may
suit the farmers, upon the very best Call and
examine jeans and lindsey before YOU decde which
can be found the basin, few doors above Messrs.
Lacey 4 Terry's.
r.y In-3m CREWDSON & CRANR
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-23

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 15.-Cotton to-day Thursday
in brisk demand and fully GOO bales sold for
France the Continent of Europe further advance of
one-eighth of Strict Middng quoted from
y - and AIidlng Fair 81 cents Pork has advanced
and New Mess is worth $l4 per bbl.
BALTIMORE, Jan. RELATIONSHIPS of Howard street
brands 81 Rye flour SO 81 Corn meal 50. Small sales
81 white wheat 90 81 per
bushe Corn quet-sales of white and yellow at IS
Oats 81 SIC The Grocery market is quiet Small sales
of Rio Coffee at g &c. In Provisions the
small Mess Pork SO so: Prime do. Sl4 Bacon-shoul-
ders &c.; sides 9}c.; hams 10 lie Lard l0c But
ter 10 to 12Rc Cheese a 93c. WhskeY 81 a BE.
NEW YORK, Jan 1.-The sales of Cotton during the
last three days have amounted to 10000 bales,
for middg Orleans and Sa cents for upands Flour fir
mer-sales of 1000 bbIs at So 81 621 for State and
Southern, and 81 81 - for Indiana. Corn Meal S. p
Rye Flour So so. Wheat is quctsacs Of 1000 bushels
mixed Southern at 90 mixed Corn 65 yellow
66 10 IS Sales of 200 bbIs Mess Pork
at S5 I2 and bbls Beef Hams - % 10 Sales
of 10 bbls Lard 81 Sales of 200 tierces Rice So
81 and 300 hhds New Orleans Moasses 279 cents per
gallon Sales of 800 bbls Spirits Tupentne 35c; 900
hbls Rough Turpenne So 06; $50 bbls white Rosin
81 % Whisky pose.
PHILADELPHIA, January 14.-Flour is inactvo-far
brands selling at 81 lS per bb sales for city at
25 St 37 Extra Flour held at 50 s.. Rye Flour is
scarce and would bring s. 80 Corn Meal is held firmly at
So.
Cran-Wheat is in demand prime red sells at so cents
Pennsylvania white at 81. Corn coming in freely
sales of new yellow, afoat, at So cents.
Whiskey-Saes in bbs. at p and hhds at 2ia cents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-23
4 PROCLAMATION.


jy htS EtcieHCy DAVID : REID, Gcccrnor Of tie 81 Of
North Carolina.
WHEREAS threcfChs of the whole number Of members
each House of the General Assembly did last session
| pass the following Act:
AN ACT TO AMEND CONSTITUTION NORTH CAROLINA.
HEEEAS The freehold qualification required the
electors Tor members &C the conflicts with the funda-
mental principles of liberty; Therefore,
SIC l. Be 1t enactcd By the General Assembly Of the
State Of N9th Car0nq and hcrcby clGCtcd by tie az
tH0fy q inc same threefhs of the whole number Of
bs OF each House concurrn. that the second clause of
third section OF the first Article of the amended Constitution
day Of November A. 1885. be by striking out
the words and possessed Of freehold within the dis
trlct OF fifty of land for six months
the day OF election, that the said of said
shall read as follows: All free white the
y-one years Except is hereinafter cciareG) who have
been Inhabitants of any district within the State twelve
months Immediately preceding the day any election
shall have paid public taxes shall be entitled to vote for
member Of the Senate
SEC. 2. Be FURTHER cnaccd, That the Governor of the
State be- and he is hereby directed to issue his Proclama
fore the next election or members of the General Assembly,
setting forth the urport of this Act and the
the Constitution herein proposed which Proclamation shall
be accompanied by true and perfect copy of the Act,
by the certificate of the Secretary State and
both the Proclamation and the copy of this Act the
Of the State shall he published in all the
pe of this State and posted in the Court Houses of the
>pectve Counties in this state at least six months before
the election of members to the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed by threcths Of the whole
number of members of each House respectively and ratified
in General Assembly, this the 2th day of January. 1851
&c. DOBBIN. S. II. c.
w. n, EI)W ARDS. s, s.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-01-23

EXTREME COLD The very low temperature endur-
ed by the Grnne' expedition while within the polar
circle is thus described by Dr. Kane in of his
Smithsonian lectures:
Sat the appalling temperatures of 40 deg. and so
deg. 20 deg, to 80 deg below the freezing point
cold became sensible in IFS effects heat-indeed
between the positive effects of The very high and the
Negative of the very low scale, it impossible to
distinguish by sensation Upon going out into the
open air the face became encrusted with icy rind
and the lips glued together by the cemenng aid
of the beard and moustache. The trigger OF a CUR
bli-ered the finger and jack knife in the pantaloon:
pocket caused you 10 jump as with sudden scaId.-
During the long darkness when they attempted be
guile the winter ours with theatricas, unfortunate
Thespan dropped the pantomimc flat iron as though
receiving sudden burn. Indeed the next day row
of bsters had given evidence of the truth that il
Temperature as in everything else, extremes meet"