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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-14
Fortunes | FORTUNES -! !!

ANfY customer, aud the public generally
W will observe that IN The 27h instant,
the drawing OF the Grand Stale Lottery Of tp-
giRjd, will positively Ike place IN Rich
uond, when The capital prse ot y20,ooo viii
he drawn from the wheel besidr4 many other
capital prizes such rs ssonn, SloW, SlooD,
Nc. AZ. Those VINO inland 10 adventure ~
this Grand aid Magniflen, scheme, will
perceive lint they have no time 10 spare Il
they 'u'end TO secure S2o,ooo, us the tickets
nrr eoins OH very rapidly aud must sorn
advanee-Who viii neglect this glorious OPP
rortuniiy of attaining 100000, (Which is
certainly nm independent fortune these tune }
ior the smnIl sum al So. hope there will
not be n single person 81 unmindlul Il his
Interest rs Ia neglect calling ~ my Truly
LickV OUde aud securing II ticket which
may ~ "A few DAYS obtain them s2a,oUo,
which would make any ot ~ feel very
snug and comfortable Delay not, bei Gnll
imme dia,ely NJ my Office, where the e2h,Vpo
is for sale--hy buyinR Two tickets YOU tau
draw the $50 ,ooo $4,000 aud n smaller prze.
Don't ncg ect TO call on your 81 friend.
ADRIAN X NORTH,
Sept. ii
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NSFOTlCE-By virtue Of deco oil trust,
III eAorntrd 10 the sub riber l., John If.
vluc, on the 18Th day OF &oY"mhgr ls2G, q
duly admitted 10 Iec9td in the tnty court
Of Campbell, for certain purposes therein
specified shall, on The 26th inst. nj the late
re- ldrnce oil The sad John irvine, Gec near
lInt Creek mrelng-house, sell, 10 the high.
est bidder, he hand On which Caibafine IT,.
vine, widow OF the said John Irvine, now
lives, contain ng l37 aeres One ihitd II The
purchase money viii be ieqaired ia hand, the
balance On the first day oil Jnu- ne,t, the pur-
chaser giving deed oil Trust 81 ihe land 10
secure the payment. Such title rs Il vested
by the deed oil trust shall convey aud none
Other PAULEII CLAhkE.
sept. ~. c2"6
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EDnC.AT[ON.

TDliE sutifriter uiH rtsums the extTeists
- ofhis School on second day. me II efHs
n,rf month. IN. ioih MOI The t',ioa nil
md NE tasi day cf he I'd mo. ls27.--Tefm'
as hersfofoft
lie neiH ftrtire, a, formerly, Gtmait, hstseii
as males. lie thinks pfopsf 10 remart, TINT
NE right education Of ffmaiei has. for some
time ben matter oErtfseiion rih nm and
he has deeoied good deai II attention IN That
course Of instruction uhieh he consider 6esi n
dapied 10 tttm.
The school nil be limited 10 n mn lnnmbsr
oiciHg 10 an unavoidable Circumstance. fhil
limitation Hiil enhbie hs suLseriber 10 aitiG
particularly 10 each scholar.
n u. TO T.NIEY
Ninth mo IL, icis6
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SOY virtue Of a deed OF trust rxecul,d
I'D by Samuel Blrks, Jr. aud May las wde,
10 the subscriber IN The 18Th day OF August,
for certain purposes in lhe aid deed eHpre,-
sed, viii be sold by way OF phUl'c auction, 10
The highest bidder Tor cnsb, AT Amherst court
hnnse, on Monday the twenty fifth day Of ihr
present month, (SrpiemberD all The inirust
of the said Samuel kurks, Jr IN the real anu
personal estate OF his deceased taiher, Sam.
ueI Bnrks, which consists of one ninlh part d,
aud 10 take the possession at The death OF his
mother. And also the infrust OF the said
Samuel Burks, j.. in aud TO the personal es
laIe OF Drcury Christian, deceased, IL hein.
the one fifth past OF the personal properly
now ia tbr possr4sion of Mrs. Noarhin Cliffs
tian, widow OF the said Drewry Christian, de-
ceased, and WHICH the SAID Samuel Burks, it.
will be enlilledTo at the death of the ssiG
Mournin Christian. Acting AS trustee, III" sub
ser'ber will only convey such title MS is vcsted
IN him by the said deed of trust
JAMES BENAGH, trustee.
Sept IA. tdsS,
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,fEADR 5ALE,-By virtue ol ii deed OF trust
- executed 10 the Subscribers by John
liafrlo. ir. dated the lth day oil July, 1923,
aud duly recorded in the clerks aliice oi The
county court oil buckingham, W. shall, on
the 5ln day OF October next, proceed, by way
OF public auction, dor the purposes IN SAID
deed men,iened,) 10 sell, Tor casl, on tue pre-
misses, the two tracts Of land, in said deed
mentioned, both lying IN the county OF Buck
ingham Inc tract OF 20 acres Is upon Big
ck.Isand, aud has upon II saw and
grist Mil. 1he other tract contains two
hundred arrc., more or less, and Is bounded
by the auds Of the estate Of VIM. Penn, dec.
Benjamin Abbott, Thos: w. ihJrnhili aud
Joseph Clarke aud is within or miles OF
Bent Creek. The sale to commence up
on the tract a. 2bp acres
viii he sold etlthe same day and al the
Mill tract, lonr horses, twelve cows, two
yoke oAeu, twenty head oi sheep, SIX ieaih-
or beds aud furniture, two carts u the house
hold aud kitchen furniture, aud piantaiioa
tools OF said Harris, all conveyed in .srd decd
The subscribers viii convey tile title only
vested by said deed.
HENRY A CHRISTIAN,
ell ARIES PHELPS,
Sept IL ctds6 Trustees,
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CaMMuEICA1lD.
DIED, ou Monday, the A. lis. out, al the
> iit - RIlge SPRING, in the county OF Mel
g., Uoct fnOMAS u. BLAIR. ~ The 2llb
,rar at his aye. The deceased had tor SOM
- e, labored under lingering and painful
lliae,s, from which he wns supposed 10 be
convaleSccni. 10 hasten hi, recovery lie
na1 been alvlse1 Ia try the efficacy OF lne
aters Of the above named 5pllns whittier
IL had just repaired from bis fathers resi-.
9encc IL ne vicinity. Bat, lew day after
his arriva!. nspad Oi reaIi2 ny the fond INIT
cipalions oi himself aud lriends--be grateful
symnioms oi returning henlth--be was unbK
1ertedl, summoned by the messenger Death
IL ms world oi spliils. He met The summons
With becoming torliiude aud such was his
cnnfdrnce in biissful immurt lily thai he
oheyrd il with enirc resignation. lie has
Ell an aged and atlretionate father, iona
mother, and n numerous circle of relatives
and friends 10 bemoan their unilmrly md r-
repnrahc loss. The medical profession, too,
81 which he was amembrr, aud upon The dn-
lies of which hr was just prepared 10 enter
has 10 lament the loss of one who gave pro
mise of a useful and honorable career. Ia lie
he was heioved, in death lamented, by NIL
VIII knew him And though laled to be he
tenant Of An early grave, he has l"lt with I'M.
surviving friends aud reitt'ves n deli3hiil
runsclaiiou in the reflection ttai he hns d.
parted without blot upon hs reputation,
leayn. behind him character above suspi-
cion and irreproachahIe.
Departed this I'f", ol tae 10th Of Jolly,
in thr 9th year oi her sge. IN the county
NJ Amherst, Mss RACHEL NOR
RS, daughter of Nr George Norrlss, at
tern painful lies # the fever, which SHE
bore with the pallencc and foriilude Of n
christian, terminate her mortal career,
This ,onug lady Possessed great endom-
ments both of person aod ml1d.
On the 18th of August sse was followed
by her younger bothers, PETE" hOi=
Ri3S, aged ID years, Il proniisir1 youth.
And on th- 3Oth Of The same month,
August, she was followed by her below"
Father, Mr.. GEOkUE MORRiSS, aged
about % years. TINS old geu IL man ia u
with the same fatal disease, anlrh baiii'd
the kill Ofs scry.enlnent PhlscIhn ~ iaeif
neighhorhuod. His remains wer" follow
I'D to the grave by large circle ct tr'rpd'
who unaffected by then -olemnity, during
the burial SERVICE, the deep sense II tn
loss Sustained by his fhm'l, u neighbour.
Without dmufmur or aNord oi feplnl X
without M apprehension, h with the most
consolatory nsslIra 80 If IA bhsslul lmmor-
tally, he cneertaIy oheyrd the mandate
that Consigned his mortal part Ia the
Tomb, aud nis spWli t" tn God that gave
il. He has lelt dlsconsoate vile and
family with numetous trait of relations
aud friends To drpiore ais loss, bat for tneir
qualification he lett s,rIkins e'ldr c. OF The
ppwcr of lolth III the hour oi oature's dis
soiulion. II may be- sad with truth hr VAS
a good man. a KIND and henr' oIent bus
band, f.nglylns aud fond parent, and a
hnmaue aud fadn.rnt master.
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HEdD-Qr.lR1k -!
Aliens gOite. LsnchbnrS. !
I'm SCp. 1896. !
~ J Il NOTICE.

Z nHE drawie= ri he Grua STATE teri
i Vrg,na Ior the beuehi oi he Mo.
10 (. Academy, will certainly axe pg, 9
on y dnesday the 9Th lust. In the rily f
Richmond, npop lb4. ODD AID Even 81 ,lril.
~ capitals 10 be drawn ARE S2t,ot'o, 1Spa;
gl0oo 5 loco, &e. ~, Wlule t.cke ~.
share. m proportion. Adyeutufrr- nierd,
10 take al Interest in this scheme. will fnd
10 their advantage by making immediate AZ.
plicaion at Hedd Quarters, where dame Tor.
tune has aiken pher abode for n few months
10 distribute some ot her tavors 10 the poor
aud needy. Delay not as The d, maud for
tickets hns been greater than vas anticipates.
Should the demand cnniinue, a searthy my
he expected before the day OF 4 awiue--hy
the purchase oftwo TICKETS {odo and evrnJ
the purchaser is sure OF one prize and may
draw three
For ''ruly Lucky Numbers
aud prompt payment, c.,II nj The fortunate ID.
ice Of S. Il Va. ALLExS, q. 60.
Lgnchbary
Where the cash is always ready f'r all prt
Ees !, Sept II, |.
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CIiEME
6l!l2 Prizes.
l2p3 Blanks, .,....
MOiE OF DRAWING |

All The numbers III 10 pm IN tho Wileet
aH nsuh. All the ttst above three aultnr3
viii he PIT ~ 81. pm, wheel md draw u ont
opposite the whol. buuN ot unanbers. 1bo
first drawn nuWbrr viii decide tue tale Of
The oo'o three dollaf ptines, ms follow, 10
vii shoulu II be ahe al til, frat five ihpu-
sand numbers, TINT isio shy, my nunbet honi
No. | IN 6'hO, Intrusive, nj tins. nunLeri
viii, IN like manner, hr entitled IL hire, dol
lars each Should il be one ol lie iAN i've
thon and numbers, ihat IL Ia sit, rom No
6UOl tn 10000, inclusive, then Nil ihhse rra he
hers will, IN like manner. be entitled 10 ,ires
dollars each Those who hold i,o ucs,tB,
one above and one below No 6V,n npst +
course drRw ONE aud may druA THREE
prizes
Price ofwboIe Tickets S. Linaal allow
iih'ves z. nhees 40 iurse
Quarters !. 1eni.f5
I'm drawing will certain, take place III
October, Gldrr the supcrluiendpnup ol do
following gentlemen Ju1ge Nu paner.
thisneil Dlbp.v. Albcn M'lgueI Joi q.
Meer,, John Bullock. David G hlnifrll, YIN
NJ 'kinney, Wm. " Norvcn, Geor1r WHIT
locke, John " Bal we'll AmInon iIancock.
Robert Kyle james l.. Ciayior Jesse b. Ha,J
rison. MicnjtL Davis Colin Bunknar, Filaa
Fletcher, John Will, JOHN Hancock and
john {. Miller, Eeqrs.
u Ordtrs tom listrHce, by mail uos}
paid OF private eonvesnore, enclosiur TO
cash Or pre-, tiekrts will NEE, tie p.osl
prompt Attentions Il ad,lrrssed 10
AUD. llEI gsTGTT,
Manager
Norll Caro- i'm, South Carq'us ag4 Gqor.
gis money taken nj par J8Iy -
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ynOR SALE, neat and desirable resi-
dence in the suburbs Of Lynchhurg.
Few situations are presented 10 The pubic
possessing greater advantages than the one
now offered Terms accommodating, aud
possession given at any time. Apply to the
editors OF the Virginian.
Sept ]. tcli4wo
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DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.

WdMWuF1n, III IItHt. IbVb
mo enable this Department 60 comply
with the suhioined Resolution Of The
House M Representatives, the several CHIN.
ants 10 whom il refers are requested 10 scnd
hither, by mail, as soon ~ practicable, 5ched'
ulrs of heir respective Claims, cxhbittng the
particulars required by the Resolution, Ms
nearly as may be, according to the follow 4.
ing plan
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UsHE public are csult I'd egainst 4
a nan rs ihen ufne Il Sauinel Holloway +.
d.c.ni loukiug lnsn,iall aud Of DARK co,n,
plesioa md arssrepil, about so years OF
agt. he borrowed sum- nonrs from.
several individuals u, this Diace, nn,lrr va
tsns pr-l-nc,s, AID ampng The iest IA
poof Drgro, ~ilh winch he has .foIed.
lie was sen 10 Flapkln coaniya few tayA
ago, and the snbse,iber lh. ri,,fe thinks
II proper To gave this caution IN the puh.
lie. EDN ARD PRICE.
September IL. iss
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A\2ofIcE.-The House aud Ioi belonging
III Ia {. Gle'lhtan, -iiusted back of the
Methodist Mrrting linu.e, VIII be sofd hi.
evsning nj four O'Clock by ytrins of dee
al tut executed To The subscriber, md re-.
corded in tue clerks Office oi he llnstinss
eoun tor the Corporation OF Lynahblre.
M. TALtAtEktaO, trustee,
Sept. ", II.
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d. Tue publisher, i h. LNVs % the q
nilcd 5taics. VII inser. the above SIX times
IN lheir iapers.
Sept. ID OLD
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Crop, Of good aud hne quality would still
command from 81 10 81 50 average, hut we
hive had none o tais k,nd the past week.
INSPECTED
The past week 292 hads. oi passed tobacco
10 Iiogsheads refused Total 337.
We are advised by the Richmond m.r.
chants that the article OF Tobacco is very
dull " still declining. The English ne counts
10 the Goth OF July, are very discourngne a5
10 impro, ement IN the price oi any article oi
pro luce.
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EDUCATION

TIVE winlrr session Of the sub-rrib-ts
j school will commence on the Or, day
Of November. Wh. y. REID.
September IL. li-
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Foreign and Domestic Hens.

As we have not room this week for our
usual detail Of occurrences, we have cpl
tOmi.sd the most interesting articles, &C
companed by remarks, where they SEEM
ed to call for them. We shall shortly COM
peis the publication of the laws passed at
the last session of Congress, when we shall
be able to devote larger portion ofroom
to matters of character possibly more in
tereslins to the general reader.]
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FORFiGs.

South american .NIe,os.--J. II. f.. Fud-
ger, American Consul for the port of Santa
Ma.tha, MAS murdered IN his bed on the
18Th Of July. Several persons have been
arrested on suspicion, and active exerti0ns
are making To discover the murderers.-
No cause is assigned for the commission of
this hnrrid deed. Com. Porter arrived
at Vera Cruz on the esd July, preparatory
to his taking command of the Mexican Ma
vy.--fhe Colombian papers sigmalze
the conduct of Gen. PaeZ, with the odlous
name Of treason to the constituted author
tiles. Fears seemed To he entertained,
that it would result in civil war, or that
the General would ultimately succeed IN
his design. The Librrator Bolivar, WAS
apxiously expected by all parties. His
prudence and valur can alone save the
liberties of the couutry which he struggled
so long ~ build up Il sustain, from The grave
which some infatuated individuals are mad
" preparing for them. The CoiombiHns
ha,. C nqurred their foes. We earnestly
desire that they may be able to conquer
themselves. The conduct of Gen. Belmndrz
in this crlts, is highly spoken Of. He seems
to be the prop on which sbey lean, until
Bolivar can reach B"gota.
European .NeUs.-Advices from Lon.
don, by the C"rinthian, arrived at New
York, are to the 25th July, one day later
than before received The ~nnly articles
uf interest relate to the distressed state vi
the manufacturers, which appears 10 have
undergone no diminviion. 1t was rumor-
ed that dissent,un had broken out IN the
British Cabinet, hrtween Mr.. Peel and Mr.
Canning the first recommending the I'M
mediate lel.foftht manufacturing districts
ny p.cuniry aid; the latter insisting on
III. pernicious nature of the precedent. A
dissolution of thu ministry WAS talked of as
the probable result. Nothing from other
Darts of Europe Of interest, is observed in
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Los. ut this i
AfalSatu dag

~ RI t96'N 00B
1heefeH a#a HrolJ ra#ias8ftbo
0uHG State otrry, tn Ciass,
vii ia,se .l.e,e - ro...teee rbeu 4.
whole scheme vi bt eumiie.e.# 3, "a iaa
mih0ies AhFtnfHHers Utt###Ir aptuiH !
chance should make immediate Hpt4laG8n.
PriGtf II be disirfGBhd
10000 do,ldls II OF loe4l doilrtt
10000 dplidrs 10 of buo dollar,
looeo dollars IS of ion dollars
61oo dul.ars ~ OF 30 dollars
5ofo do o.es 45O Of 10 dollars
6onO dollars o
Nhole tickets 81 Quarters 81,
Halves
J. Tbs Golden moment is nehr NJ hand
'delss mol, ban cnli md secure The fortunate
nmnbrrs al the truly Lucky ulhca dl
.. d. NJ. ALAExs. * co.
The draw ing viii be- forwarded Ia the loi,
trrsend ENchsast "fhce oi 5. n N ALLEN
4 90. Lyhchhntg, where the tate oi all num-
bers cnn be known.
- The cash paid nj sight for all prizes ut
either al jHem once,
Washington City, llh Sept.
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= y C's." essay, relative 10 John c.
s'lh'"n. will appear Monday.
Curio No. =" IN defence Of Gen.
o"'H'"n, Will appear NEXT week. We arr
opposed tn The GrnrraI's elevation te the
"S'orney, though not 10 free and fais
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REVIEW
oil the Lynchburg Tobacco Market,

>
Corrected eeektg for N Y1giniaa,
By IN A, BoIe"aBE, Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-09-08
RICHMOND, SEPT. 8.
PROPOSALS

For carrying Maiis Of the United States the foorng
P0lst Hoafs sc DC received the General Post Oice
the City Of Washington, until the i2h day IF October
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having caused severe losses II iaf Esyp
itsas. AEra paIl % In Houea 80,
Iesuid "a elia hsd npi hse4i poi ta drIiii
WIRE csfli ] toA H. and Pfssssa. mh"t'
lt1e, sffr sold like ani.uals. \ l"'irI
/ I.an lie Afebnsh,p If Alta ssy-, Th"s'
wumrn and children afe seld 1t = l""
if,ce Ike small cattle p6rr Transplant
! 10 Eg,d, they csbnoi he re-put'hasca
1 'Fne lsndtts' VIII do all ~ ibelf pn"r'
IbtI eaI for your ca-pp.tailnn. L. in'
naur IT hannah aud feiisoH. Tx pily
"a ,h.se unfortunate beng -spafe then
! fem degradation and ap5siacy." Nr
| l., naf1 81 the receipt Isl tbs letter, i'u.
] mrdufela sanf $4,000 ftsnes Fl no" r..
deInpIaa If - n,py at ihfse Christian
Lives a. pa-sib.r 3n,109 ~ ACCOM- oI
fhe Geek Committee uf Z risi lJ.10o
az account of The Swiss committees, lnd
500e m his own private account From
ihe hnrpa he bad learned lhn ihf Nali"n
81 49,, mlly bad separated "a tHe ION
of April. Iami bad hcan appo,ntrd Pest
dent If the Executive body, AMI the pow
,rs nl government had been conrenlre'cd
Ia ihr hands OF small number OF energ't.
c members.
-."sNe~.-
Gftefs.-The fllo"lpg private letter
from Ianfe, 18th May, Is published in th"
Paas newspapers
" The details Of the saeking Of Mlsso-
lnpgbl ere but lmprrlcctlY known, as thc
appraacb of lonAn coasters IS forbidden ,
hi We know that lbrahin cnt of , o.
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!. 9Gs G i.

Fa.H Ia bt#ft .Isssa
e iii nAAitiOf A4aE II BRIDE
" srs p tf.I9
, ID ret wish That lhaa saHaldsl meet
HIS -a8 sui etry H#ams
N Ge 81 snou II j., bersH
i N4tbrr ~ ther losn95
Ill uBi tnpr 90 SIS nee tafR
ffea every Tender 'ie.
kud rave .be vidaa 81 mate to mourn
tepes last rxpiriof gh
Tho lion hsdd .hronaed al by patti,
Through many future teBf,
- nxai's hais---Ha ialaaas sfah
~ aurs,d ngtuttsf Ihe I'm
Tho Il iauu hsdsi biasisd al OF 10y
lai lHe capld aHee ne,
] aee.r psnlrd "a drs.faY
fhe stare ii held faf fhoe
Thu shCsl hHve dWeil ~ gentle rest
HID heareu averled nj
: en1ld have borne To tasg nee blcei,
ku NOT 20 rifB Thy hiss
An. though thou hga eiidPd NOV away
From irienjship aud from hale,
II d. nai brow one brighter fay
upon my chauGee iafe
Thr dsrtne. spread eeWrap me srl,
Hn1-fill lite g closing hour
NJ heart may wake ia safroW.s thnll,
b. ne'rrt 20 pleasure power
A short bat hnpft lof IA ihIne
Loved hrI-.then cary tltrn
Prom ~ here rsrlh's budding - oniwinc,
I ripper joys Ia heaven.
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Tn lrtr .Nrs. Rrnnchn,nn-


TIE following letter, said IN have heo,.
written BY tins womtn. tno DAYS b,1,s.
hrf 5rath, was addressed 10 = sdv ~,
Frankfort, who had been kind friend
during h,r stay in prs II win her hu.-
hand. aud pniitrly delivered by Nh. Bran-
champs aged father, fr., days after m.
exeebllon. l. is dated Jaly :. 1895.
DfAE MADAM | should be wanrino
in thai gratitude owe you. could win.
hold his last tribute oferaltea ,eorih.
This days sun vii sci 10 rise no rnoro
upon my unfortunate husband and mysrlr
BH re die happy and coolenied. HE
spirit sOars alpft. IN the conscious rectitud.
ofhs life. He dies without "A sigh of r..
gel for his early faII. He dies for pors9.
reg The dearest dictates of his conscience
frefthat he has done light; that he has
done . gloIIou deed. Just action, in tbe
81 hi of all just spirits in the ide universe
Although ne was ny all On earth, w1bont
whom | would urvrr hahe lived in anu
event and although The death Of Colopr,
Sharp has cost us both our live. v,t
strange as II NAV seem 10 spme | can me-,
YER regrel II. No, ! would driheratels
have cho=eo, the day Mr.. Beauchan;n
started Ia Frankfort 10 kill Col. Sh,rp. ta
harn lain down with INN, as | shall thi.
evening do, aud have gladly quit the
world, rather than that Colonel Sharp
shoald have lived. These were the mn.
tnai feeling which we then expressed, md
We do not shrink from acting up 10 Them.
rs for myself, Whatever weak minds NAV
say Of it. tglory to die with the lord If
my boso.n's love, who so freely dies for
me-. am sensible 10 one can possibly
coneel'" of lhc happy. cheerful Tranquility,
nay, joy, with which We await or ,Ipsrin-
ed hour % qnlt this world. n fetV hours
more, and zee shall be an eternity Ionr
kindness aud synpalay, m, dear MADAM,
aIso adds a more glatifag s,tlace to the
mud Of your grateful BIT dylng
ANN BEAUCHAMP.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-21
From the Nan la-l rreaiug Post.

ttAaLt T. IN l KITS VT.
". hay, reviewed, from ~ authentic
,nlc,, he additional Information, that.
,star tn snrltr frnm Missaloaghp, about
teyrp hondl'd ~u nrn aud cid - were
Int n death bv ih,'ir taihers aud hus
ltpe4. te si,e them trum the Int aud bar
hiriiy of fGe couqHrrurs.
Aister IN parl- paper from Nr. Ev-
nj an active member of lhr Grrek Com
mi,ier 81 Paris, dNtrd 1t Florence, J unr I,
rs an accnuut of the measuras adopted
under hls agency, tor relieving the dis
i-esar- af ih' ,,rrvks, stucc = fall pr Mis-.
'omnrh. IN" q ovi~iars aalth had been
ltr'nd At Rantr Corfu, AID other points
- the reghl'orhood nf hat nnflrt,mat,
cty had been disposed of fel the relief al
tho-e who h,de,caped from that disaster
or were Ia BE- sent 10 Napni. Besides
nne vessels, entirely laden with articles ol
subsistence. had usi sailed fon dif'r,n,
pah Is al the Adratlc, destined fr chr sue.
q our of tha4r who were DYING Of fmin,
along the Grecian c0asl. None had sci
f. TN into the haud- Of the Egyptians, --
NJ. .ssaard had drspalt he'd, on account
sc the Paris and Swlss committees, 2.0T6,.
23i h.. al Hour, biscuit, com and cheese
end 10000 lbs. Of bead. Ike WAS prepar
lag t seed 100000 lbs. more Of article,
Ia Subsistence, and 10000 lbs, oflead.
Z, llr gives az egtracthum letter writ.
n al Goria. which states they bad moi
been abb" = get very Satisfactory detail,
If fha afar az Missolonghi. but they had
aiiiir doubt that the greater part o: the
garrison pddseacAed The mountains after