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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

VfRoTAsAt rules, holden n clerks Office Of tho sne,,
enuu NJ chancer, for the Richmond dstrc the Id .y ~
august, 1879 William Flanagan, aud Reuben fIan,,ssa,
dts. '' INV ''"'' "
The defendant Jacob Myers no has img entered his
snee ana geD security according lie acrof assembly and
dence, that ~ nabitant OF ,is con,rv il Re ,eSsJ
va, tue sad defendant RIO appear here tie day OF the
that copy Of this order he onhuh inserted IN some ne,sna
per published IN the city n Richmond, for months
ey, ann posted AZ the front doo of capitol in the said
clly 70 enry 1eNa. W.. q. p,rnr, CO., = ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
WV. G. PENpLrroS. C C..

VRdNiA-At rules, holden the clrrks tie superior
curt OF chancery for the Richmond district the 7h day of
epeno.r 1929 Creed Haskns, pit against John A. Archer
Robert taskins aud Martha has wife, Mary Ann Archer
lanes Clarke, late sheriff of Powlatan county and admir- OF
Wood Jones' decd, John H. S,cger sheriff ri Powhaian and
ms aforesaid admir- with the will r Archer
sem decd, John Jones and Sarah r. his wife William w
Archer fcie f. Archer, Louisa Caroline Archer John #
Aloseley, and Edward Hafkins, dts
The defendants John Jones aud Sarah his wife, and Peter
f. Archer IT, not having enie their Appearance aud ven
security according TO the nf assembly the ruu oil this
court and appearing, 10y satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants OF this country; is ordered thar the said
defendants o appear here the first day the nex January
tenn and answer the hill If the plaintiff that COPY of
oiuet oe forthwith inserted IN newspaper published the
city OF kichnlond for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al
the iiont door OF the capitol, ia the said city.
"a Acopy. Teste WV a. p,xpr,Ioycc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

year are The most proper for removing most Minds of
trees, vines, &c. ~ -
ouGh orders as are handed in will be forwarded
FAo"P|-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
GRAPE YIJt-ES

81 a me hnest wine sorts will be furnished at S2s per
loo vines, or at the rate of SIS per 100 when don
ns are taken Of mixed sorts, which the proprietor
For sale Prince on HDr1iouiture and now in ,h,.
PICS; Lrt"tse on tire Zine, comprising copious ami
complete dissertation on its culture infringement &C.
oi process OF making wine-price 81 25, or
sept99 JAMES wIMS,rES , NUS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Grape Vines, Fruit frees. &c

The Subscriber, agent for the pro-
prictor ofthe Linean Botanic (,a,,isn
Wv; ~ would remind persons dispo-
sed To supply themselves with, a
choice selection OF GRAPE VINES.
FRoir anu oRNAMENrAL TREES OF
Shrubs, that the present is the most
suitable time for making up their
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
STEEL & SMITH,
NER CHANT YAILORS

MERCHANT TAILORS,
Lei. (tfUe doors belos0 The Bell Taceral
AAH.E received their Fall Supply. CONSISTING Of
hqe, black and faucy coloured cloths, Of various
qgalllies; olso cassneres aud vesings together viii
general assortment Of trimmings 81 the best ouali.
+, TO which they confidently invite the attention Of
Their customers and The public generally
In addition to which they lave on hand, suspcn-
GERS Socks, handkerchefs gloves, crayat stlaeners
sc. &C. all OF Which viii be sold ON reasunubie
Gs2ue1nen furnishing their own cloth can have
umlc aud trimmed in Tie Les n,.nncr o a. ia, ~,
shortest notice. "eI $500 20" - ,"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

AZ rules holden in clerks office of the superior
court OF chailcefy for tie Richmond district the I'd av of
August 1929: Edward Palmer aud Thonas l. Palmer me-
.nai,s anu partners trading under the firm e. r. f. Palm
", pIS against Alexander hilar and Thomas Fley non
residents and merchants pa trading under The
" mar FINLEY, Niger Myers and L. r. Mser, DIS
Inc eeudan,s Alexander Nilar and Thomas Finley and
L. Mister not having entered their appearance aud gwen
security according tn tie act OF assembly ,ls rules of this
cooi' and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that ,hey are
o' inhabitants o this coun,ry is ordered tive said deen
dants do appear here the first day next January tern
am answer the ball of the plaintiffs; copy of his orieI
pe ioh"' inserted IN newspaper published in the civ Of
hcnon" for two months uccessvcy posted al the ont
door OF the capitol in the said city
75 copy. Tes,e w.. r, p.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
WA q. PENDLETON, 6.
1 sNMissiONLR's OFFI,g, ,
Ricbunoud. Auguet 0QtL toyo

m. -.-..-.. Richmond, August 23lh, 1873.
ne parties interested u please take notice Ra Ea,.
appointed che 10th day Of October next 10 cor,ccc lie
directed ~ The foregoing order Of court, ON which daV A.
- they are required 10 attend my Office IN This
Guy, wa" 'heH accounts, vouchers aud documents reodv m
ar! cogf' .1pcfS HILARY YAKER Co,','
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
NEW LCTTERw OFFICE,

3.p0 Doors oboDe tbe Eagle Hotel.
TfyhE Subscriber having taken cence, has open
l. cd office, for The sale of foreign aid domestic
lottery tickets AT his old stand two doors above the
Eagle Hotel, where he hopes furnish his friends
and customers, with of the I7s h Prises now
afaat.
TIC Rhode Island Consolidated Lottery,
FOURTEENTH CLASS, For 1929,
most beautiful LITTLE scheme, was drawn at Provi-
dence on Saturday last and the dawing will be re-
ceived early this week.
Whole tickets only g..
SCHE.lfE.
prize of $4,000 5prizes of 5000
do I,I09 do $50
do 1000 90 do 100
&c. &c. &c.
Whole tickets -, halves 81
For sale mt COTTON,s NEW OFFICE
Which he hopes will prove to be Fortunes Head
Quarters, two doors above the Eagle.
OCT - g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13
Bf0GER'S PRT1as OFFICE. :


-BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
RscHMoNp, Oct. ID, 1929.
ESONNECTiCJJr STARE LOTTERY, Tenth
~ Class. 10 ie drawn Al Hartford, Friday next.
10th instant, and the drawing will be received at
mGGHR'S' OEFCE, Richmond. Tuesday, Goth
instant.
CAPITALS.
SIC 900, 1000, 1900, 5000, 1905, 5 of
1000, or 500, s OF 400. 10 of 500, 10
of 200, 90 of $50, "a Of 100, &c. &c.
ANil0ie tickets only g.. shares in proportion.
ti..r-
UNION CANAL LOTTERY, GLASS No. 10.
10 be drawn in the city Of Philadelphia, Tuesday
next, goth instant, anlthc drawing viii be received
at Richmond Friday, fpp,wing -
,sN,Is0.r GRAND CAPITALS.
prizes Of 3 600 each, Of 5000, OF
S,9Q3, 10 of 1900, 90 Of 500, &c, &c.
Whole tickets $40, shares in proportion.
For sale as usual in great variety Of numbers at
The Fortunate aud prompt pay Lottery ADD Exchange
Officc of THO b. BIGGER.
IT ~ here orders from abroad will at AL times
meet the most prompt attention, and where no less
than three capital prizes were sold and paid the last
week, and where in almost every drawing the capi-
falls ar sold and paid. oct 1876
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

AZ rules, holden in the clerks the
court ofchancey for the Richmond district the Sd day o
august 1873 James Denton pit against James Underwood
dnI OF John Denton, deed, Susanna Denton widow md
John Denton Allen Deuion, Joseph Perkins aud Susanna h
wc formerly Denton, Richard johnson and hary his wife
formerly Denton, and Fanny Denton children of sad John
Thomas Denton, deed, dis. ' ~
Inc defendants Richard johnson ard Mary his wife, no,
having entered their appearance aud give security according
70 Tic act OF assembly aud the rules of this court aud i,
% ny satisfactory evidence, that they not inhabitants OF
hs country II ordered that the defendants do appear
acre Oh the INST DAY OF January term, aud answer the
o!i VI s plaintiff aud ta, copy Of this order I've forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published city f Richmond
or '3 months successfully and posted the ruDi door Of linz
capitol, in tic said city
~ a copy. Tesie, wu G. P,NDLrroy, &C
VRdSiA:At rules, holden clerks Office of lie sun
court OF cancey, for the Richmond district the Sd dav OF
august 1923; John H. Davis p, against Joseph c. KIM
hiGhdrd I Boiling, and Christopher VI. lass, dts
ne defendants, Christopher NJ Bass Richard p Boil
hg ho having entered their appearance, oud given erry
according to tie act OF assembly, aud the of this court
ahu appearing by Satisfactory evidence they are not in
haiAnts OF tins cOmITy ordered that the sad ehudau,s
90 appear here on the r day of the January term aud
sn,we, me bi of the PLAINTIFF aud that copy Of i,s order
o onwh inserted III some newspaper published In the city
hchnond fo two months sccessveiy posted at the
iiont door OF the capitol n said CITY, -
~ Il copy. TesIe, WAi O. p. n,,ro1 r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

VnGINA; rules holden the clerks Office of the SUPERIOR
court o. chanerr for the Richmond district the Sd day of
august 1923 Thomas Cooke, in his right and as admir-
o. 'on Cooke decd Jacnb Hon an and Elizabeth his ~ lie
lie Elizabeth Cooke, Benjamin Cockr, and Of James
SCcNe, decd pits against William Browne Alexander
browne, rxors of James Henderson decd Sarah eela,d
Walter Peters, decd, dts
The deie'dant Sarah frceian, having entered her
appearance and given security according the assembly
and the re OF this court aud appearing satisfactory
evidence that size lnraifant country; il is
ordered that the aid defendant o appear ON tire FIRST av
o the next January ienn and the bill Of the plaintiffs,
ami that copy 1T this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspape. published IN the Of Richmond for two no tbs
successfully cad posted at the font door of tie can,o in die
said city. i" d" VIC
~ w., 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

iRsNLA rules, holden i the CLERK Office
court ehaneery lI the Richmond dis,fst the Sd Gay
nSt, ms ArSsnder Fulcher, pit gans, Joseph Carter
neenan Joseph Carter not having entered his sppear
, su sseu security according 10 the act "a assembly and
us court and nap2earn 10y satisfactory evidence,
,s' ns not an naoan, of this counl sordered tina,
ueiendau do appeal here the first day Of
January term, aud the bill of tho ras aud tina,
copy OF this order he inserted in one ue,vpaer pub.
nseu IN inc e.y OF Richmond ssyey
posed ut the front door of the capitol in The said city
Is A copy. res,e WV. G. PkNpLIroN. c c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

NiEGrN'A'-At rules holden in The clerks office "
v The superior court OF chancery for the Richmond
dsl net, the Jrdday " August 1920: BEVERLEY Ram
I2ph, eHor Of The last viii and Testament nf Harry
10th, dec, who ~os ex Tor Of Samuel Clarke. dec
gczcd ~ David ClOpton, dec, Mnsbv Puiinm and
Samu + Pullman, trustees for Ann G. pnllio,n. and
per iamily, Nathaniel Copipn, Alfred Clopton. Ro
bert VI. Pt6lsLli snd Ann g. his wife, late Ann g
ClopoD David Clopton, Albert g. Clopton, and I'd
yard Curd, Bnd Sarah his wife, late Sarah CIopton.
dhs. O''P'''''
The def ndan's Alfred Clopion, David Clopton, Al
Der, q. ClOp'on, and Edwurd Curd, and Sarah his
VIC, not having entered their appearance and given
'ccuTHy according 10 Tie act Of Assembly and Tho
'ules ~ ths court md II appearing by satisfactory
evidence thai they are not inhabitants Of This coun
,Ty II ~ ordered that tho said defendants do appear
mere on The hrsrday Of the Januars term, and
answer tho bin Of the plaintiff and that copy ofths
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
hshcd ~ tho city Of Richmond, for two months sue
crssivcly, and posted the font door Of The capitol
in the said city.
- A copy. Tcsle, WIN, @. PENDlEro~, r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

'1sHH Subscriber offers for sale, an excellent 0s
softpent on gentfcmcn's and ladies' boots and
fn'e snr Among Which arc the following
SuD Pr; genticmels mprocCo, calf skin aud seal
onr, sk1n boots, a s. SO to 7pr. pair
HVnD pr gentlenEns calf skin bootees and calf
,or. skin and seal slsin shoes and pumps
pr. iadies Pruneila, morocco and sgal skin
aAo ana ieetner bootees walking shoes ind pumps
sgO pair India rubber over shoes
2dD pair Richmond made plantation slups
Also, general assortment of misses bows chi.
ore9s and seyants' shoes, and few DOZEN of Emev
hdns celebrated elastic razor strats
ife above were selected particularly by tho Sinh
nDer for retailing and he solits purtbxnrs to call
u1rd eyunine for themselves. ~ '"''
iic ias made such arrangements vfei the most
iYgrUVed manufacturers in New York aid Ph;ladcI
phia, US viii insure Constant sapply.
oct l0--ts SAMTTET pIJ,pNLrv
Sgn oftlw Golden Boot, Mo- S, Eagle Row.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-13

ienrlco county court, Aug. 18th, 1879 John 81 S,1rT
PIT against Georgia Catherine Jones an infant, nv Ioi
Aiosy sheriff Of tie county Of Henrco her guardian AL
'e "sned o. The co"r TO defend Der in tis su Samuel
The Defendant john Kstei not hayjng entered Ii s,,
IT, nn Syei security according 10 the of assembly and
We f,c' oi Tins court, and appearing by ssE.etorv
nat I've is NOT IN inlaiiau OF This country 4, olt
@ sa oeedan, 90 appear here the fra day Of tie nest
l'o'enef er, aud answer tie bill Of tie pajutn ADD d.. -
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some 80
r.,r1 y, , eemond m two months successfully and
PDseo az tue 'front.' door Of the house Of this eo,
OF copy. Tesfe CHA'S Wills uoy CJL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
SWEET ALMONDS, FILBLRTs, &c.

MR. SKINNER seems highly proper that
we, as Americans, should turn our attention 10
every species OF culture which will remnnerate
for The labor, more especially whore we are de-
pendent at presen, on foreigners for a supply
The culture of the sweet almond whose fruil is
now imported in such quantities, is one OF the
articles which could easily be produced to any
extent particularly in Virginia and south of il.
FilbertS can also be raised in any quantities, on
trees or large bushes, planted as hedges, and
which thereby subServe double purpose.
II also seems astonishing, that two such valu-
able fruit trees are SO little cultivated as the
Spanish chesnm and the Madeira nut or Eng
ish walnut.-TAe former produces very large
fruit of excellen, quality, in the greatest abun-
dance, and in the south of France, Spain. Por-
,ugal and Italy, / forms most valuable article
Of food for the poorer classes, and is a regular
article of sale foi that purpose. Ii is but seldom
this fruit finds its way TO our markets from Eu-
rope, but plentiful supply might easily be fur
nished by planting orchards of this tree, the
same as we do with The apple. or by planting
them along avenues and highways; and there
is no doubt they would as well repay the proprie'
Tor as an orchardof any other kind
The Madeira nu may be lanted in the same
manner, and woud yield also an ample remu
neration, as the nns are sold when green for a
dollar the hundre. for picking and when ripe
esIe in great requet for the table.
HoRTUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
PRIDE If CHINA TREE.
dnl,{oIe In EIp0s.


Mr.. SKINSER-seievlng that whatever con-
tributes to the comorts Of his dog, afford. pleas
sure and interest tithe sportsman, ohef tue
following for youSpor,ng Olio:
have for severayears observed that my old
dog, who is very spacious in other matters,
has at times chosel his bed near the trunk OF
Pride of China ire, (Meia Azedarach) winch
appeared TO the inch less comfortable than ms
more usual place repose-in TACT, me cog
seemed so well awre OF this, that he never con
tnued il more tina a night or two in succession;
end as at other tines he uniformly took one
place, became ait,e curious about this tenn
porary change. On mentioning IL ie" Gays
SINCE TO a friend while walking in my garden,
ne said he would rot pretend to account LOT 'he
conduct of the dos, but il was his own pracuce'
when travelling n the southern part oil our
country, where lie Melia Azedarach Is very
common, before .oing TO bed in the summer, To
get some Of the Ieaves of The tree and put them
under the sheet, md around the bed, to drive n
way the feas. 1 at once struck me that my
Hog was not as much annoyed by neas as o'he'
oogs who came o visit him I; and on lnquming
OF my family, cannot ascertain that heas are
Known about my house or yard, where we have
several Of those trees.
The Meiia Azedarach grows readily from the
seed, and soon becomes very ornamental Tree
WITH southern exposure, II thr'ves wen al
'ar north as the city OF Washington. Inc narf
oi the root is sometimes used as vermituge
ana tine berries or fruit, occasionally put mt
we food of horse are said 10 be good RENE
ey loF the bots.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

! cuturist - aud he justly observes. that in 81
| complica ed a sgience rs political economy, n,
one axiom can he laid down as wise aud expedi
enf Tor all fimes and circumstances" In lik,
| manner Mr.. Madison, who has been all hi
life the advocate for Free Trade. after stating
as \ general rule. Z" thai individuals ought to b,
deemed the best judges ofthe application o.
their industry aud resources Tint there Is nj
country in which the application may with
more safety be left 10 the intelligence and en-
terprise of irdviduas than in the United States
and that in all doubtful cases II becomes every
government 10 lean rather 10 a confidence IN
the judgment of individuals, Than TO inierposi-
tons controlling the free exercise of IL, men.
tons no less than SIX or seven exceptions 10
the " let us alone policyi -four il not FIVE
OF which, are not COmprehended by Adam
Smiths
And lastly. Professor Cooper OF Columbia
College, Whose authority is relied ON by the
Free Trade Advocate IN the Prospectus of
the Philadelphia emporium IN 1919, AFTER al
Uniting the general rule OF Ldisses.nous
.fIire" gives eigh, reasons Tor aidipg IN the
Introduction OF manufactures in this country
by moderate protecting duties. Nillihe Editor
of the Free Trade Advocate say, thai thesf dis
ttnguisbed followers OF Adam Smith supported
system which is taught no where IN any
part Of tbr world within the walls "i institutions
dedica I'd 10 the dissemination ofthe truths Of
philosophy Ii he wal moi, let him then point
out The passage IN the essays h" denonnees IN
which the author has gone farther than they
or have the grace 10 retract his mconslderate
denuacIa lion. But the writer of these remarks
doas not wish 10 shelter himself nnGer the an.
ihorny OF names, horrver respectable. IL
calmly addressing the Understandings OF his
fellow ,izeos, he appealed 10 HE gel h'ghe'
authority ofrtdSOn. Let then Tie advocates
for more unrestricted system of trade answer
HIM Il they can let thrm show wherein he y
mistaken IN his facts. or ialacious IA his 'cn
so0ng, aud he promises thai he will moi b"
slow 10 surrender the ground which he eannot
rightiuly maIntain. Until they do this lac
must nnlinue 10 think himself right, aud the
censures ola hundred Free Trade Advo-
cates,' will he but poinileSs aud powerless
darts against him who is defended by such mn
EGlS.
Unipersiiy Oct. Is, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
POETR V.



HEBREW .-Jeremiah, 10. IL
-. ,hs hall of our fathers IN anguish we lied
~ ga aoain will its marble re-echo our tread,
~ The breath of the Siroc has blasted our
name.
And the lrown of Jehovah has crushed us in
shame.
III. ,obe was the whiridwind, his voice was the
thunder.
And earth, at his fooistep, was rIven asunder
The mantle of midnight had shrouded the sky,
Bot we knew where he stood by the Hash OF HIS
eye.
oh Judah how long must thy weary ones
weep,
Far far from the land where their forefathers
sleep
How long ere the glory that frightened the
mountain,
VIII welcome the exile to Siloa's fountain ?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

Cow, held for Buckingham county the i2th DAY
N SY,,ho, 800 Alexander Patteson pitt against
% r. seruegs, and John A. .scrusss, md dnon''is
W of JOB. s ss5 so se aSs
Inc dei' h;r anneaTance and given security ac-
hass y, e net Of Assembly and the rules OF this
cordg by satisfactory evidence that they Are
mot Of this country ~ d DO sppeur here
SAID isa Curt next and answer the bill OF the planud
jan ,bs copy OF order be orhwh 70,
some IL the .Ta o % the ont door
,be cart house Of this county
Aeopy'--isRoE FE ELpRIDGE, ir. 2 G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
ROOM FOR THE PROUD.
BY HE BKR.

BY HEBkR,
Room for the Proud We sons OF clay
From far bis sweeping pomp survey,
Nor rashly curious, clog the way,
His chariot wheels before !
Lo with what scorn his lofty eye
Chances DER age aud poverty,
And bids intruding conscience fly
Far from his palace door
Room for the proud But slow the feet
That bear his coffin down The street,
And dismal seem his winding sheet
Who purple lately wore
All i! where must now his spiri. fly,
In naked, trembling agony
Or how shall he for mercy cry
Who shoW'd it mol before?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
nv FLETCHER & TOLER.

! 4 Prolific Bfeed.-Sx Ewes, owned by Dea.
Lloyd Shaw, OF Rasnham, each produced lambs
in December last and in June last four of the
same sheep again had lambs ali OF which. AZ
both times, have been raised and are THRIVING.
Instances ofthls animal breeding twc a wear
may be known, but are probably yery rare.
Ore ofthese sheep, we are told, has done so be.
fore. They viii be exhibited al The Cattle Show.
IGunlon Rennrier
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
TER Ms.

49,, arnan, payable in advance'-No SUI SUI,
q For o. 40 receised for less time Than SIX n9n's
PAPER will discontinued Govt at na, sie
aihe will he Inserted at 50 cents per
IT Ad'etusen'o6 ,s, time and 81 LIZ cents f9r each
square lor Those from distance must be pend Tor
their Insertion, or tho payment assumed ny
sun ,cerv Orders not exceeding TWO squares III
.,,tsd for six dollars.
-, .Ietters addressed to the Editors must oo po''
- or they will not DO attended TO-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
THE RESURRECTION
BY BEATTlE,

Shall he left forgotten in the dnsi.
When Fate, relen,ng, lets the flower revive
Shall Ma ure's voice, TO Man alone unjust,
Bid him, tho doom'd TO perish. hope to live:
Is if for this fair Viftue of must strive
With disappointment, penury and lain
No: Heavns immortal spripg shall yet arrive,
And Mans majestic beauty bloom again,
Bright through the year of Loves triumphant
reign.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
WOMAN's WILL,

Where is the man who has the power & skill
10 stem The torrent Of Woman's will
forifshe will. she will you may depend ont;
And if she wont, she wont-and there's an en'
ont
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02
TAKE CARE OF YOUR ASHES

The carelessness of many persons in dispos
ing OF ashes taken hot from the hrarlh, and con
tanning, as they generally do, a quantity of EN-.
bers and live Goals, renders his caution highly
necessary.
But few nights since, had ii moi been for the
timely discovery Of the flames by The Watch, a
dwelling house, and perhaps whole neighbor
hood, would have becn consumed in consequence
Of putting hot ashes into ieOOten boz. Some
are in the habit Of putting their ashes in old
Hour barrels apd the like--s orr time since
we saw vessel ofthis kind deposited in the
corner OF neighbours wood house into which
ashes, taken ho, from the FIRE Were inconsider
ately thrown. And we are sorry 10 learn. thu
some of our immediate heighbo,s are IN tile
habit ofusing half bustel for this purpose. aud
when filled, of setting ii among shsvlngs and
other combnsibles Of lumser room. These
things should be looked 10
A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-02

National Opinion'-A traveller IN luiNey
morality of our own country the standard oil
thai of snv other. What is considered beauty
in one country, is Deemed deiormlty m ano'n-
er.-This national phenomenon is pretty larry
stated in the following tabIes:--
4 IL. cnu1IHRLa-