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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
NTALUAHLE EARM FsaK sAI.E.-

VALUABLE FARM FOX SALE
offer Tor sale the valuable Farm which Ireside,
in Amherst county, Va 1Iarrs's creek, within
miles of Lvnchburg. The Tract contains las -
ACrxES, one third III woods and heavily Il
iimbtrd The Farm is well divided into fields, lots
NC large portion Of which Is Ia clover and Erass
and very susceptible OF Improvement lies well, with
good Sonthern exposure with about fiy of very
excellent low grounds The Land Is well adsnfed TO n
kinds Of grain. tobacco clover grass &c. There arc
Orchards of choice fruits, containing about three hun.
ded Young trees, just beginning bear abundnntiy Tho
buildings nlmos, new cons sting Of comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, &c, large Granhry, Cribs
Stables, Tobacco Barns. &c. The farm ia ecn worth
the attention u those wishing purchase. being in
excellent ciehbornol, and convenient a good
ket. viii AXE pleasure 10 s'iowins the land
AnUREss-Lynchburg Va
All 2G-viif CARR lND folNDExrER
AND FOss SALE. No land heretofore nd
IL yeriised lying the Of Souh Fork.o Rock
fish River IN the comfy OF Nsl "a, viii sell the
highest hiddei ON he 7th day o. April oex fair If not
the air dny thereafter II con ains bcwe. 700
and 500 Acres, and can DC con eniently divided
into two Farms With good Dwelling Houscs on each
This Farm lies beautifully and 4 us fne Wheat and To-
bacco Land any the county and clear OF ay spoutg
or Goceptous places | will refer one wishing 10
pur hnse 10 Mr. Faacs Allen, formerly of Augusta CO.,
i'll should not be NJ home, who viii lve fill aud air
description Of TIE land TO any wishing cxunline
the same, as he lives adjoining and part Of the
original tract.
TERMS.-One third cash, the balance IN one and two
years, and to carry interest from Tho day Of sale.
ALso-At the same time, will sell 260 AcREs Of
fine Tobacco Land lying ajoeen, to the frs, mentioned
tract and some LIKELY YOuNG NEGROES, amongst
them first cook. washer ind ironer.
GEORGE n. CRAWFORD.
Greenfield Nelson CO., Va,
March "a, 1852.
~ B.-The above advertised property is not ssid
and be bought privately and bargain had, as am
anxious TO leave for Texas this Spring Terms bc
altered in the way of cash to suit purchasers.
1t has been said by good and disntcrcscl judges to
be the beautiful place in she county.
April l9-ts q. II. CRAWFORD.
p. s. 1.-THE above property is not disposed Of pri
vatey before, il will DO sold public auction tho
10th day of June. GEO. II. CRAWFORD.
Nav l7-tl0ie
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MISCELLANEOUS /.


WANTED a good Coos--for such will suit
w fair priccwil be paid.--APry at the Express
Otfse may 203f
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WISCONSIN, Iowa, AND iLLINU1s.-A cor
respondent of the Tribune Classics the dele
gates from these States:
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Il OSI. Oh MONDAY evening last, ht-
- tween Blackwater Miilsaud Lynch5arg, a FOck-
ct Book, containing valuable pnpers. among which
were tie following bonds: OF about S440 on Wesle,
She,on; anoher Of about $685. the same aud one o,
s254 on Davis d. Poindexter; one of $500 and some
cents on Richard w Poudexter; one of $1O7 with a
credit Of $i2, Eliza Nj. Pondexter. 1t also contain
ed cheek the Farmers Bank of Va, and other pa
rers Of value All persons forewnrned from,
trading for any of these papers. The finder Of said
Pocket Book viii be literally rewarded by dliverng
to me in Bedford Cd miles tr m Lynchbu,g, the For
road. or leaving it ut the Virginian office.
may I3-3tif SAMUEL T. POINDEXTER.
NJ OEECE.--The creditors of hclate JoRs Mourn
~ requested present their claims, that payman,
may be madc-ani all persons indebted requested
10 make speedy payment am DESTROYS to close my
duties as his representative.
HIRAM CHEATWOOD,
may Is 3t1 Executor of John North deesi.
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ToBAcco.-But little change this week. Nom
descript Tohacce ia demand, but good and fine
shipping stemming and manufacturing kinds, taken
freely al former We quote Lugs $23 81; com
mon leaf sil to SOD; good and fine shipping and
ming s. to $40 Good and fine manuact ring IS to So
BARKsDALE READ.
FLoUR.-Since the steamers news prices have set
tled down to s4s for Richmond Flour Scottsvie held
at S4I8a without finding purchasers.
WHEAr-We quote red ut 80 cents, and white at e5
cents per bushel.
CoRN.-60 cents ~ bushe
Corn MEAL--70c ~ bushel.
BAcos.-Batimore cured sides Il. 01 DC; shoulders
9fd Zoe; held latter figures; hams lld0l2c market
firm and tending upwards.
MoLAssEs.-New Orleans 25l so cents; Cuba 17d20
cents; Porto Rico 25d28 cents.
SuGARs.-New Orleans s4id6; Porto Rico s41a6
st Crox 7G74c; Crushed 81; Powdered s.; Clarified
074 Loaf 9a94.
CoFrEE.-Rio 81 a 1Oi; Lasuira 9ia9s The market
has upward tendency.-R. Times
Southern Markets.
Aauance Tobacco-Heocy sales IN Ne~ Orleans at od-
RANGED Prices,
Photographed especially for the Times.
BALTIMORE May IL.
A despatch dated New Orleans May 18th saws that
the sales Tobacco in that market for the preceding FIVE
DAYS reach fully six Thousand hogsheads, advance
of fifty per cwt over prices curreut previously
The Baltimore Tobacco market is very firm to-day.
and prices have an upward tendency
Northern Markets.
BALrIAoRE May II.
The steamer Atlantic, from Europe, arrived N.
York this morning.
Cotton remains firm, the regular prices Unchanged.
The sales in four days amounted to As 900 bales.
Flour has declined Cd Wheat Id.
Corn is in brisk demand with slight advance Of
price
New York Markets, May ~.
FLouR--DuIl; Southern $4.370s4.44 Wheat de-
Ginning. Con-6l to 64t cts. per bushe
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FAMILY BACON, in quantities to suit pur
IL chasers. Lard, Plain Domcstics, Cheese and
rety Of articles for family consumption. For sale by
Nov a7-wifts A. FLETCAER.
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Fillmore.

We believe this gives Mr.. Fillmore three
less votes than he win receive.-N. y En-
press.
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DEAD. READ. READ.--IOO PAT

Ia TERMS Dress Silks (too many) All in want OF
beautiful Dress ks will do well to give stock an
examination. intend to offer them at the lowest
prices that the goods have been offered at in
any house in this city, not where. The above
goods consist of beautiful black Brocades plain Chan
gcable splendid Fancy in nearly all coorspain Blacks,
splendid w htes &c. &c. b. II. LEWIS, a. Co.
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WAsUINGTON HOTEL,

WASHINGTON HOTEL,
CORNER OF CHURCH ST. AND FIRST Al
LEY.
Lynchburg. Va.
Gro. CAMERON, Proprietor.
JESSE T. Burton, Assistant
~ Persons travelling through visiting Lynchburg,
and stopping the Washington entitled visit the
'Vrginian READISG Room" during their stay
SALAMANDER SAFES. "A further sup
~ ply assorted sizes Of the Worlds Fair premium
Safes" just received and for sale by
20-ts R.F. SACKETT
ms Fed OIL AND PAINTS.-6OO
IL Gallons pure Mountain Linseed Oil. Also, sup.
ply Of White Lead and White Zinc Paints. For sale
low. by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
Nav Its
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T UMBER AND COAL YARD.-The
IL subscriber having established the Canal large
and convenient Lumber and Goal Yard sccu1e from all
depredations by high and strong fence. with Rail
Track extending from the wharf bis yard for The
venence of loading and unloading boats soicits CON
signnens of all descriptions of Building Lumber, Box
Plank, &c. upon theusual terms.
Having been for years agent for the sale of C o
prepared to furnish Crate Coal, Smiths Coal and
large Lump Anthracite Coal for Foundries ut Rich
mond prices and measurement the freghfs and tolls
on the Canal added for which solicit orders
ap 22--1mif THOMAS A. BRANSFORD.
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CEILING OFF, NOT All COST, bul
~ mighty Ac:.r il--1nM Nh. 1852 LnuN

~ mighty near it.-10A May 1852 JOHN
j. PURVlS is this day receiving LARGE STOCK
OF NEW GOODS. bought since the late great decline
in prices the North, consisting of every variety Of
goeds for ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls All
persons in want of goods il they win give cali will
not go away without buying.
n b. New Goods viii be received nearly every week
during the summer
may 10--iwif ]. ]. p.
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CHEAP Boots, Shoes, Hats, &C.
~ take pleasure in calling the attention of the public
my well assorted Stock of Boots, Shoes, Caps, Hats
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bags, Panama and other
Summer Hats-comprsiDg every thing used for the head
and feet which have recently bought in the Northern
cities and offering very low prices, in order in
duce large sales. think il viii be to the interest Of all
to call. as prefer nimble penny to slow shilling.
My arrangements made to keep up the Stock
throughout the season. with fresh and desirable Goods
march 2g-ifff JOHN & MEM
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VIRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court fer the county of Nelson,
Monday the Sd day of May, 1852:
William NJ Cabel admir- Of Sally Vaughan decd,
Plaintiff
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have lately made a very large assortment of Eta
gere's Sof Tables. Centre Tables and fancy p rour
Tables with very large assortment Of other Furniture;
and we invite all call and examine stock before
buying. JONES & HARDWOOD, H.
Opposite Exchange Bank.
Tmav 2O-ts1 Richmond, Va.
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=" able bodied Negro
w Men to work the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road. Liberal prices will he raid. Applyto
Jan Its JACOB RUMBOUGH.
LIME STICK LICORICE-2O cuses very
IL superior Stick Licoricc; 10 goodfar do do,
Just received and for soc by
apa9 It's LEE e. JOHNSON.
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VIRGINIA :--At rules held in the Clerks Office
# the Circuit court for the county of Nelson,
Monday the Bird day of May, 1852.
William NJ Cabell aainiustrar of Mildred Vaughnn
PIE
against
George Vaughan, Thomas Vaughan, Peter Vaughan,
William L. Vaughan Richard g Fortune and Mary
NJ. his wife no Mury NJ Vaughan, Susan L Guy.
John Baliew end Lucinda his wife, formerly Lucinda
Vaughan the admir- Of Almond Vaughan decd, when
shall qualify be Vaughan.
- Vaughan lnd---Vnughnn, the children
ofGeorgo Vaughan, ST., and Alice Vaughan who
Alice Ednunds, and my unknown heirs Of said Mil
dred Vaughan decd, DerH
IN cHANcERY,
The object of this suit is rtain and the
heirs of the said Mildred Vaus. deed., and to dig
tribute the in the hands Of the Iloinf among
those entitled: and it appearing b. aflavit, that nil
OF the above named defendants except George Vaughan
and John Bailey and Lucinda lis vile, NON resi-
dents ofths ealtit IA ORD cred hut tho said
absent defendants do appear here wi h month after
due Publication hereof and do what necessary pro-
their ntestund thaa COPY Of this order be pub
lished once week for four successive weeks IN the
Lynhhburg vrgnian. aud another copy thereof posted
the front door OF the courthouse of this county the
first day Of the nextcounty court. Acepy-feste
: HOWELL L. BROWN, CL'K.
WIN CABEII, p. O.. l3-w4w
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NIRGINIA:--Atru rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the circuit for the county Of Nelson,
Monday, the 81 day Of May. 1852.
William NJ. Caben, admin'r Of Janetta Vaughan,
decd. PltE
against
George Vaughan, Thomas Vaughan, Peter Vaughan.
William L. Vaughan, Richard G Fortune md Mary M
his wife, who Mary M. Vaughan, Susan L.. Guy.
John Ballew and Lucinda his wife formerly Lucinda
Vaughan the adm'r ofAlmond Vaughan decd, when
shall qualify or be appointed bingham
Of George Vaughan, Sr, and Alice Vaughan who
Alice Edmunds and any unknown heirs of the said
Janetta Vaughan decd, Dct'ts.
IN eBAScERY
The object Of this suit is ascertain and convene the
heirs Of said Janetta Vaughan, decd and to distribute
the in the hands Of the plaintiff among those n
ed and it appearing by affidavit that all OF the above
named defendants, except George Vaughan and John
Baew and Lucinda his wife, non-residents Of this
Commonwealth: is orderered that the said absent
defendants do appear here within month after due
publication hereof and do what is necessary to protect
their interest-and that copy Of this order be publish
ed week for four successive weeks in the Lynch
burg yirgnian paper published in the Of Lynch
burg and another copy thereof posted Mt the front door
of tho courthouse of this county the rst day Of the
next county court A copy-Teste,
HOWELL L. BROWN, Cir.
WIN. NJ. CABELL, re. may I3--w4w.
NEW GOODS..-The subscribers inform their
friends and the public generally that they have
sold out their stock of old goods, and now have the
easure of offering hem large and general assortment
Of New and fashionable STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS, consisting of Ladies' and Gentemens
wear ofhe latest styles, which they invite call from
all in Of and pretty goods at the lowest prices
march 22--ts e. & J. FRANKLIN
DOunty Land Warranss-WE will pay
ID thshighest cash prices for Bounty Land Warrants.
All who have them for sale, will please call Office,
next to Burchs and opposite the Warwick house, Mnin
street. STATHAM. SMlIHoONG 70,
April l-ifs -
TAMES GARLAND, will continue to Practice
y Law in the ouniies Of Amherst, APPROXIMATION, Bed
ford, Campbell, Nelson, the Townof Lynctburg; tho
District Courts of this, and the adjoining District and
! the Court Of Appeals. -Address-LrscHsuEo,v Va.
April 26-tsif
II INSEED OIL.--IOOO Gallons Pure Lin
IL seed Oil in tight bbls received and for sale on la
vorable terms by [my I7-tsl b.. SACKETT.
bacon AND FISH,
- 5000 lbs. prime Bacon,
1000 lbs. prime family Hams,
10 half and whole bbls. Mackerel,
10 laf bbIs- No. Clip Herrings,
5 half bbls Roc UerrDgs,
5 half Dbls No. ! Shsd,
in Store ard for sale by MooRMAN & MARTIN.
May l7--ts
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A FLETCHER, Grocer, Dealer in House
IA Keeping Utensils, Wooden-s0re Fancy Articles.
Sc-ls receiving extensive of every ar
tcle in the grocery line. Pales Buckets, Tubs in sets
and singles Birds, Bird Cages, Brooms, Fancy articles
y G., and notions of every description.
Nov 27-wtsif A. FLETCHER
DLASTER, PLASTER.-Just received an
l. other fresh supply of Lump Plaster My plaster
mill is in oe alton all in be furnished
the shortest notice. w. A. WHITE,
may 17-3t on the Basin
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Ercights up and Down the Canal

Tobacco leaf (per hogshead,) 81
Do. manufactured, (Per box,) 10
Flour, (per bbl) 10
Bar Iron, (per TONI IS
Pig Iron (per toni 90
Lead, Fig and Shot, ('el toni 90
Plaster, TIER TOM 90
Salt, (per SACK 81 toS
Merchandise and Produce, per 100 10 10 90
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MACHINERY OlL...5OO Gallons Patent
ltl Machinery Oil suitable for Maclnists, Engines.
Loo, motives &c, &c, tcle in this market and
very cheap. just received and for sale by
NAV 20-ts ". L. SACkETT.
DERUVIAN GUANO.--lOO Bags No. l
l. lot, Just received and for sale by
NAV pots b. F. SACKETT.
DOSENDALE CEMENT and CAL
IL CEINED Plas,er.-50 bbs in store and for sale by
may Cots Il. y SACkETT.
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- lughnn lnd--------F nuglfl INC thIIuftH
Of George Vaughan, Sr., and Alice Vaughan no was
Alice Ednlnds, and nny unknown heirs Of said Mil
dred Vaip han decd, Derts.
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To the Voters Ofthe 9Th District Bed
ford County.

Mayo,
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Southern Markets
Northern Nj arketS.
2

New York Markets, May ~.
FLoUR.-DuIl; Southern $4.370$4.4 Wheat de-
Ginning. Corn-6l to 64t cts. per bushel.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

To Messrs. Purvis, Mosby and others.
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nd thcreupon the meeting aloulned sine de.
may 20-lt1 THOMAS FOX. Chairman.
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MELANCHOLY suicide Of rhree Persons.

About midnight last Friday night Mr.. Daniel.
Street and his wife, and infant child were drowned
in the Ohio river under tic following distressing
circumstances Mr.. Street had together with his
| family, emigrated to Missouri from Scott county.
Indiana. They were in good circumstances at the
time, but in their new homo one adversely and A.
| mother fell upon them, and they were hnally re-
duced to perjury and want, and were left in most
destitute condition. A short ;ime since the tather
of Mr. Street, an old man, went in search OF hlssun
for the purpose of taking the family back to Indi-
ana. They embarked on the steamer Jos. Milligan,
at st. Louis, taking passage on deck. Whenin the
IneghboThoodof Evansville, at Dutch Bend, at mid
night, the mother suddenly seized the youngest
child, infant seven months old, and jumped
overheard. The husband without an instant hes
itation, orutterng warning cry, also lept into the
river, and the three were drowned together.
The unfortunate occurrence took place Just at
the change of watches, and US the mate was going
back on deck to arouse the crew, he heard the
splasheS in the water, quickly followed by the
mournful wall one of the children, who inform
ed him that its parents had thrown themselves into
the river. They were laboring under aderange-
ment of mind caused by sickness and the of
fortune, and in that condition made way with them
selves, leaving three small children girl OF seven,
and two boys at the ages OF nine and ten, orphans
upon the cold charity of the world.
The next morning Capt. Comfy OF the James
Millingan, kindly took the three children from the
lower deck 10 the cabin, where he sat them down
to comfortable breakfast. Their totlorn and help
less conulLou eAClleu tne compassion "a tIS
passengers, who contributed the sum of s57,45 for
'n1 When the boat arrived at New Albany ysster-
day. the aged grandfather with the children got off
there, and started TO Lexington, Scott county In
diana, his own, and the future home Of the little
orphans. l..s,.t st,.ls
Capt. D. Rudd, B. E. Harris of Port Royal, ].
W. Green of this city, VIM. Lowrey of Pittsburgh,
and VIM. Green of Maysyille, were the committee
Of assenges who Eaised the funds ior the children.
Cincinnati Courier 9Th.
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RxsrEcr TO THE MEMORY OF Mn. Boorir.-A
meeting of the members the Dramatic Profession
in the city of Baltimore, held on Saturday at'
ternoon' at the Irvim; iioaSc, S. Gay street. The
object Of the meeting was totake measures to ex-
press The respected the mcnberS'of the profession,
fc the memory of the late Junns BTutus Booth
who die Oh Thursday morning lass neIr Louis
Vile, Ky. On motion, Charles Porter, Esq, was
called to the chair, John a. Elsler, Esq, appon-
ted Vice President, and Clas. ]. BOnitace Sccre-
lary. On motion of Nh Donaldson, committee
OF Coincidence was appointed TO prepare lettc'
expressive Of sympathy with the family OF the de
ceased. The committee consists of MeSSrS. Don
aldson Ellis, Phillips and Foster. On motion Of
Mr.. Phillips it was recommended by the meeting
that the members OF the profession wear Grape OIL
their left arm for Thirty days.
The committee retired TO prepare etter of con-
dnement and reported shortly after, which letter
was directed to lie sent to the family. On motion
it was resolved that committee of five be APP
pointed TO receive The remains of Dir. Booth, on
their auivaln this city, which is expected 10 take
place at O'Clock tomorrow evening. MCSSTS.
Donaldson, Taylor, Buniface, Phillips and Els
Ter, were appointed the committee perception
Onmoiion, the me citing then adjourned.
The nSsenblnge OF members Of the dramatic
corpse was large and respectable, and the deepest
feeling administration seemed to prevail in the
asSemblage, at the lnSS which the stage had sus-
timed in the death of the brightest oTbS inthe
theatrical armament
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rhe Phtlosophy of ouarrelling

looked upon quarrelling, in all its shades and phn-
SEES, as an unmitigated evil but country cotenpo-
rary, who from seeming evil still deduces good,'
insists that alteration has its benefits and its s.
and on taking sober second thought, we feel in
is fair weather between people, they rarely tell
each other of thei: faults. Their intercourse is
series of batteries. Your indulgent friend throws
over your miSloings the mantle OF charity. He
would not say anything to hurt your feelings for
the world. IIeis
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. wrsrrnz AND SOUTHERN TRADE CONVENTION
The. BaItiulore Clipper says: We understand that
lie Managers Of the Maryland Institute have ten
.ted the gratutous use of the spacious hall of the
Institute to the committee appointed to superintend
IRE arrangements for the banquet which tits pro-
poseat to give at the close Of the important commer
ciaf convention TO be held in this city on the 18th
iass9 The committee consists of Col. George P.
Kane James Murray, ], H.. Peasants and Henry
TIFFANY EsQs. n
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-"to your faults little blind,

But give him cause of quarrel, and then you shall
see what you shall see. He will swell and chatc
for some time, perhaps in indignant silence under
your petulencc, but when the cork that restrained
his bottled up wrath is fairly forced out, look out
for strong and wholesome truths in the torrent OF
invective that will follow it. Then, too, he will
receive from you, as well as you from him, good
deal of very excellent council which will be none
the less s0lutary for being bitter and spicy In
short, each will show lie other the black side of
his character. Ii pers7p5 who quarrel would on
ly believe what they hear of each other in omentS
Of evaporation and Try 10 restrain and modify
their evil propensites accordingly, quarrels might
really become important agencies in advancing
the cause Of moral reform.-SundGg Times.
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a lDEAp.--The Jew Drestner who was stabbed by
s'fellow passenger on board the British ship St.
james, while nher passage from Liverpool to New
Sork, has since died. His murderer is still in pris
AM anil it is believed now, that the British Con
sui will take cognizance ofhis case, and send him
. England for trial jurisdiction clearly belonging
there, not here. 's
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A SAP SeENE-At noon on Saturday, scene
,yAs witnessed in the Court or Quarter ST ssonS,
which we hope may prove lesson of good to the
community of Philadelphia. Some twenty young
N;.sh-several OF them mere youths-who had been
convicted dgyiEg the present term, of fire rioting,
we've aITaigRsd in the dock for sentence. The APP
lc1tanCe 0fIHoSt of them was highly respectable,
aui that of majority of them intelligent. The
frees oftwo or three oil them was strikingy hand
some. They nearly every one proved excellent
general characters, and their cases excited much
CnnmiSeration.
The Court room was filed with friends who low
al them; and in the region ofthe dock were seen
aiIectionate sisters, bushing and weeping sweet
hearts, brothers shedding the manly tear Ofsympa-
thy boating wives with prattling infants in their
arms, whose hearts wefe broken, and fathers, with
bowed heads and crushed breasts, clinging fondly
IN their beloved though erring sons!-PGl. BHl.