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'143f 1873 17O4 94s0 s0a

Grayson and Washington vote next -7eek: The
former viii give majority for MIR. Diaper, rnd the
lattcr for Johnston.-hbing5 on Rep., Aug. 20.
CITY OF RICHMOND Yesterday M1. John
Rutherford, was reelected 20 tho III. OF Dele
tea, without opposition.
For CoNoREss; Mr.. Andrew Stevenson, no op.
position.
VIM. Armstrong reelected 10 Conrress in tbo
Jefferson District BY majority of243 votes over
Edward Lucas.
l1AIIEAx.-[9 deli James c. Frueea 592
Jyrn j. Sims 512, Thomas Easley 458, join b.
Darlington 4G5.
For cesoaess T. Davenport ois, no .oggo.i.
ton.
NEbaON-tl Del. u. it ibo close oft5c poll on
The ~ dsy Joseph c. CabeHs 1873, Fitzpatrick ~,
1AEeAsFtR.-covonrss; cbinn 158, raiia-
srSATr' Bayso ia7, IEungerford y, Fitzbogb
II. or DetsoArEss r. W. Garter ISL, v. Bran
ham ~, ttaneastcr and Richmond forid distric,
to eleeta delegatc-aggregat vote, Carter 3G7
Bramfaln l6i.l
Aggregate vote in the Northcrn Neck District
majority 7e.
ShaaTr RaYsee Ga, EIasz9rford Gil, lit
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Tho New Orleans Argus of the 5th inst. repeats
the assurance ofthe continued good health of that
citvs-s- tr9 . = 49,
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The late election for Governor of the State of
AhAaAaA nus resulted in the choice of Judge
GAYLE.
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z = RAWI,.c1 Of the New York Lottery. Ex-
~ trl Nc. a: ~
., 81 ca ~, CO. -, 1s, IS, At, 81
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e. PHiLADELPHIA, August "a
The Market The Fiour market has been dull.
ana but lew Transactions since las, report Corn Meal
N barrels scarce, and hpicfs expecting better prices
Gram remains about toe ssus a, the close OF last
week. No change in Wti.key.-Severai lots Linseed
Oil sold at 1902 cts r.. CIR. ~ Is ~
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aINDIANAe--As letter dated Carlisle, Indiana,
Aug. 10, suys--s''Fhe elections have ken place
here, have resulted IN thetotaldofeat of Jack
soniEpo. Judge Law, Clay man, isselected TO re-
present this district in Congress-, in place OF II.
Boon, Jacksonite. This district has alwaysbeen
Jaeksoriau by majority of ATHEIST threethousand,
and it has now elected Clay man, who in his
public speeches, declared himself opposed to re-
duciion ofthe tariff, and in favor of III. Clay for
She presidency His majority is about 1902
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| &EeECME4 ATanM

III
- SSorTts;eg afioes, ca4 'eorfhy atense,,. sat
n4NSOai st.:1 groat cucceas attending the last
Club, >. ;: SYLVESTER, Licensed Lottc-
y GF2ter, 10 8RoADw.Y, New York, respectfully
coctfon o. tho c6,,ntrV l7Ssl
The Jew yo.;I LOTTERY, Extra Class.
No. IS, will he drswa 2lst sErrvnBrR SO Num-
5ers-e drapn Gaito:e The chief Prizcsare
$4,000, $4o,oCo, $50, 900, $4,000.
$4,000, $3.50, &c. &c.
It s the intention s. J. Sylvester to club. .
Is Packs. Wholo tickets. 500 800 as
30 do. Halves 400 go t5
40 do. Quarters 4S0 100
80 Tickets ssoat SIG, $40. ESQ
leo Shares, at SlC9 so Sf0,0S@
630 Tickets rcu5. dry $3.50
100 G.--1s, ere, .;..e 80 1880
fDeductiag 8423U from -Sl0,0S0, leaves S5SOOr
divided into 100 shcres tao greatest possible loss
will 30 $50 each share,
~ II certain he Tickets will draw MORE
than the above canned sum, but this amount is
mentioned an they eanEot bring less, To those.
who remit S58 in .Not,S Or Prizes regular
certificate of each Package and Combination.
Numbers will be forwarded, The Tickets will
be lodged in the Bank Till after the drawing
aud the Prize money Immediately divided among
the 81 arehoIders. Such chance reldom occurs.
to obtSn the splendid Capitals. The plan has.
met with so much appreciation in New York and
PhiladeIPhia that already 43 shares have been
taker.
gg- Messrs Yates & 81 fntyre, the Managers.
will. with each Certificate, give a'gaarantee for
the payment of all the prizes
s. J. SYLV ESTER bcgs TO remark to those
who do not know hun, that he has permission to
refer to the Managers, Iiessrs. Yates 81 M In
Tyres and also, il required, can give the names
me hrst houses Throughout the United Stateei
and The Cenalas- Many viii not wish TO fisk
so much, S. j. Sylvester has therefore for sale
in the snTle schurIe, Who!s Tickets SId, Halves
SO. Quarters Ga, Ar I1e.tcra b. Mail, meet
s":ae attention as on personal aPRlcetiop, II al
add 3sod
8. J. SYLVESTER, fJBw-YoRH,
H. b. : hei1 re coed Schemes drawing every
"Wednesday, in ICY or!I. Those Of my dis
t2nS PG;:o1c Wishing to adventure ), 10, 90 dols
! las, Or upwcrds, nIay depend on having t;aketg
remtted by !o.@ -rGirg their orders by mall,
Address q 2iove.
| USyilss!.r's Reporter, Co,5:'.rffit Detscto,..
and ~ . York Prize Current, published every
/ "Wednesday Evening, viii tie seat gratis For q
/ month"; to al who deal with Sylvester. In adj
f'tion to the above, it contains .riQos of Stocks.
5hares, list OF Broken Ranks, Bank Note Pa
! bic, 6li:cial Schemes and Drawings. together
with y5riei7 CT GiscelIaEeous matter.
aug law ct
xO TARIFF GIF PRICES.
E2iEl Z :. 0Aaa9l.
E1Gs'SgE:ess..y, gre, Aoe,Is5aag aFEg.gsees.
:Ea1ORaAs y. BA&R0w 81 Go.
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4 DRAWING OF the Virginia Wells
- arg Lottery, To. l2. 1as
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= -,
=. Ne,c Members.

From NE " L. Jour. Com. Aug "a, 2. II M.
M NRNET-Couon, aai. Flour as at the close of lasx
week several carsoes Southern Wheat have arrivet and
oeea sold at about il2lc' Sales Southern Com. 68
a7e CTS; Eve 20 Cts; nioassos no change. Sales
Linseed OIL, In6, some ask los cts.s 4s4-
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CoMsIug!c aTEp..
Alto largo meeting oG DO People Of C1mbor-
land comfy, convened OF tao Coprt-Bouse on the
22dofs August, 1881, {thst being cour day % teke
ilto consideration fbe rropriety % appointing del.
egates to tho hnti-Tarif ConveHhou, nro7ossl o
be beld,in Pbil5delPhia on tho 99ln 81 S5picrber
next, Capt alien Wilson was cailsd o. tie Chair,
and George Z. Swami appointed Sy-eesy. The
following PROSECUTIONS were fben adoptt
Resolved, That it Is proper that De -ate7 Sc
appointed 10 represent this county thefef
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Dadc's majority

Estiic!t deducted from Pattons majority in Spot
cylvkuia and Louisa, 6C5 sends him 80 Had:scs.
sun 43I ahead Madison voted yesterday.-Psttoa's
election, BY handsome najosity7 beyond doubt.
tYsae.
NELsON.-At the close OF the polls or tIa srl
dGy-Joscph C. Cabel 1873, Fitzpatrick Ia, r.
Pollard 90.
AUQUIER.-CoxcGEss: Barbour o78, Yvellace
Al.
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HANOYER.-H. or DELEGATES: RI dell We
have not received an authentic return of the votes
Wednesday-but the best statement we can pro.
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R-zeS,sase Ev5Ssszi
uAgRyrD.

On Tuesday evening, The 10th INST. by the Rev.
Stcphen Boyall, WrNDuAM RopnnTsoN, Esq. menu
Ger OF the Executive Council OF Virginia, to Miss
MARY T. L. SstIru, only daughter of Francis:
Smith, Esq. of this county
=. [A1iaeGon Repwl,,can duS. 90. 81.
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=. INDIANA


The Indiana Journal of the 18th of August pub
fishes long list of returns and announces the cleo
tion. of. Gen. Noble to the Office of Governor by
moro than 5000 votes over both his competitors
The Clay candidate for Lieut.. Governor is also
electedby aheayy vote. =.
Tho same paper says-Ratlifo Boone is supposed
to be elected to Congress in the 1st district, John
Carr in the ID, and jonathan TcCarty in tho 3D.
The nRjorites of all small, and of the two lat
tor merely nominal.
The Vinccnpcs Gazette OF the 18Th, states posi-
lively that Col Boon is reelected.
The Indiana Political Clarion" says So far Us
we have, yet, rcceiyed political rela
tive totl,e political aspect Of the next Legislature
weIhaxe2G National Republican Representatives, &
Is Jacksonians- National Republican Senators
and A Jactsonians. We haveVery little doubt but
that the result will show, on joint ballot, ma
iority for the Anericsn systenlsand HsNRy CLAY,'
Extract OF a letter from Indianapolis, On III,
State Of Inaioaq,) august o. s
eve have elected Gen. NoDLe, a Ciuy man, lnC
Reformed Land Officer, Governor, aud we siial
have Clay nlGjorites in both branches of our mex
Legislature. The officers of the United States ii
Indiana have heretofore been reproachcd by tfci
masters for not having majority in orr Legisla
ture for Jackson, and this year they have dont
their "mightiest,," but haze failed"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-29

N0 TARIFF 0R PRICES.
Ea2i:l- FEB il:l -. 1l559E.
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D. Z, NEWTON,

u. Z, = H'VV IVIE, y
eo-t lIes:aP. .
sIrs's Posr oFFicR, G0ochlanl County,
24th August, 1881.
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s.. ]. GYnT-ESrINH Mnw-YonK

Il. h. Ihesv &c coed Schemes drawing every
"Wednesday, in -Je orl Those Of my dis
t2nS PG;:o1S Wishing to adventure ), 10, 90 dols
las, CT upwards, niay depend on having t:okelz
remitied by iog" -rGirg their orders by mall.
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EIsys'Eg:e 1s ~ gre, Es@Is5aag GFfgg.gsees.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

sppear under the head of Yuignr Errors hu
yet we have what we consider a reasonable .x
euse FOR not putting II there.
Most of the articles which have been placed
under hat head. IN our paper. are rather limo
cent dei1sions. than partaking Of the barba
foos rather snnersti,ioas rites aud ceremonies
apperiainisg 10 property, than any retained
us"ges of the dark ages Of barbarity. Al whs,
time or with Whist people tb. practice origi-
mated, we will not pretend IN say hut there
Is ene cation who should either discontinue
me practice, or else say less on the general
oihusioa OF useful information; that Is Amefi-
GA.
The idea That the enlargement Of that part
oil the roof of the horses mouth, Is n disease.
has long been exploded by all veterinary sur.
geons. All horses are subject TO il, between
the ages OF three aud FIVE more or Iess and
IN many cases, this sois spongy enlargement,
descends to level with the Tore teeth, without
marks Of tenderness or inflammation indion-
ling disease, aud IL lei, 10 the operation Of na.
iure, viii disappear, and the horse will have
IA sound aud healthy mouth, not 10 speak of The
danger Of bleeding the herse 100 freely, by o
penlng the palailne artery, the manner of per.
forming the operation, is shocking to the feel
ings OF humanity. as well as pa,ufui 10 the AM.
mai. II IS oncallej for aud must DO eonsid-
efed piece oil wanion cruelty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
PUMPKIN s,

We believe this crop Is mere neglected
thtn Il o ghl TO he. Whether this IL o@iur
n The cd ean, hrsse, o. Brei her Jonathan
and Pumpkin pie" used by our transatlantic
brethren we know not. But this i. cetiain,
that given weight or measnre OF Pumpkins
contains more nutritious matter than the same
quantity Of iurnips, and They are not as dill :
cult TO keep. For feeding TO mich cows In
the fall WE do not know oi n better article nt-
cording 10 their cost; for feeding TO bt Ell cattle
they are enc.llent-and when boiled, aud a
little Indian meal added 10 HEM Tor feeding
hogs excel most kinds of fpod We hope
therefore that INSTEAD Of running mad aboo,
raising Ruta Bafa our farmers will look care
fully TO raising Pumpkins, for wifhou, them
the emisran,s from Connecticut would make
but sor,o"iul wo,k keeping Thanksgiving.
IN L. Farmer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

Ind'an corn in the crib. found on elamina
ion much OF the corn perforated, Hs Oh.
grams OF wheat are. when the weeviI has lei
mem. II was easy also 10 distinguish The
grams that contained worms in the maggot OF
rhrysaiis STATE. also saw in many INSTANCE.
tue small hole, through which the worm had
entered. Tho eggs or niis precisely similar in
appearance, found also, generally on the
cob, where some q aims had been shattered off
In both the wheat, aud the corn the hole was
generally IN that softer part of the grain from
winch lhs germ or bud proceeds--the part
most dIfi'cult TO be got NJ by parent lily sup
posed 10 impregnate the grain.
lbtse facts coming under my observation
when taken IN come ZION with one OF general
noioriety, 10 VT, that the progress. or multiple
cation OF The weevi, is an increased ratio during
me season oil lis continuance, when not afres.
dby the hand of the husband Oman, go IN my
humble Judgment, 10 prove, that the weesI
rfproduces is own species in short periods
an'ihg tue warm season--nnd always most,
where they have free oceess TO The grain. To
establish my position bey ond doubt. there is
only one LUX wanting IN the cham Of facts
s,ated-and that 10, the actual entry Of the
young worm Matched from the nit, into the
gram. Tins did not with IS. The extreme
smallness OF the object, and the WEAKNESS TO
the eye. aud TO the neck indeed, by n long NJ.
pilcaion OF the glass, prevente ell me IRON sat
styling myselfon thpt point. Yet from tn in-
tense exertions oil one OF those little creatures,
at one SPOT, and his repeated return TO il,
FULLY Embrace The opinion That the worm, the
produce oil the nit, does thus eat his way
through tue bran ioto the gram. Ii not, these
worms must produce some Other insect, the i'm
mensiiy of whose numbers, about the barn
and stack yald, would have attracted alten-
lion.
The importance attached 10 this theory. II IL
be the true one, consists In the conviction on
the mind OF the farmer, that when reaped, his
wheat is no. materially mjnred-and tina, b,
due Wig GLANCE he may secure II from The raya-
ges OF its greatest emy, the weevil. 1hiee
modes OF preserving il, obviously present them
selves-hrst, to place IL IN n situation 10 exclude
NE fly That as on The wing, thereby TO prevent
the deposite oi IT'S eggs. Secondly, by the sp-
plication OF beat, so as TO destroy The worms
III, and the Eggs ON, the Wheaton, thirdly, 10
Keep II IN situation TOO cool 10 admit of The
ha iching the eggs, and the growth OF TIE
worm. am, very respectfully, i. ,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
THUNDER FATAL TO 6osLINGs.

will inform You OF n particular that may
be interesting 10 one branch of medicine (phy.
sology believe the docto,s call ~ and 10
natural history. In a late thunder storm tbs
lightning descended in field. within less than
malta mile my dwelling, 81 killed two labour-
trs and laid PROSTATE and injured three more.
But the effect IN my fowl yard was ye,y yemaIk.
able bad too sroods of g0slings, one near.
~ week old, on the ground, aud another,
wo days, in a Dnsket in n house. At The
instant mhen The thunder fell, which il did
with the most astounding force. the woman
who had the care Of The fowls. happened to
he looking upon those in The basket, aud saw
them, 81 once, all fall over upon their backs
aud expire. Those IN the yard half an hour
afier, were found dead also nest Of eggs
under goose, then in progress of Matching
were all killed. You may rely on the correct
| ness of this statement. Though gosings
are easily raised, and live more than IA cen
fury. they seem 10 he endued with nerve.
OF uncommon sensibiy, or, 10 have sys
'ems peculiail, favourable 10 electric imptes
slons. COUSIN TABlTHA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
POETRY.

R.loM. alas our days ue spend
Hor rain they be, holo soon hey end
BEHOLD
How sl,urt a span
Was long enough OF old
IN measure out the life OF man
I ,hose well temper q days, his time was then
c,.yey' d. cast up, and found but ,hrecscore
years and ten.
ALAS
And wbst is that
They cone and slide and pass
B.Iore my tongue can tell ,hee what.
r.ona.ts Of time are swift, which having run
fhsir seven shorr stages DER, their shoft-lived
task is done.
OUR DAYS
Begun we lend
To sleep, to aniic plays,
AID toy. until the first stage End;
= uanioe moons, vice . times told, We give
=, "n,.eoyered loss we rather breathe than
live.
WE SPEND
A ten years breath
Before we appreh.nd
What lis to live in fear OF death
oar .A,Id;sh dreams are filed with painted joys
Which pleas our sense awhile. ana waking
prove but toys.
HOW VAIN,
How wretehed is
Poor .uan, that doth remain
slave 10 such state rs this
~, days IRE short at Longest few AT most;
.hsv are bo, had at best ! el lasished oui. ar
N' lost
THEY BE
The secret springs
That make our minutes fee
n, wings more swift than eagles wings
ar Ife's a clock, and every grasp OF breath
psa,,hes forth warning eriPf TIL tine shall
strike q death.
HOW SOON
Our new horn light
Attains 10 fuI-aged mon
"A This. how soon TO erey-iais'd night
ling ne bud, we blossom aud We blast,
~ 40 ' ~. an count our days, our days they Zee
THEY END
When scarce htguu,
And ere we spprehrnd
rha, we begin 10 live, ou' LIE is done.
u., count thy days; and # they ny too last
Ns w. sui thoughts 70 count, coun! every day
-" VIZ the last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
(From The G."nesse Farmer.)
LAMPAS OF HORSES.

AS the season Of the year is now approach
ing whea some people commence o1e OF Inc
most cruel and barDarous OF practices ever
retained by any people, pretending to be CIV
ilized, viz that Of burning Out tue iampas
from The mouths OF young horses, we eanno'
refrain IRON making few remarks upon ina
subject
ened readers " Ill ssy, that this article shoni'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
LATEST FROM FRANCE.

The Hayre packet ship Cbarts Carroll. ar
rived at New York az one r. NJ. on Saturday,
brings Psr.s papers TO the l6ib ult. inclusive,
three DAYS later than the French accounts by
the way OF Eogsnd. The annereh items are
furnished in pos'scripts TO this New York Amer
,csn and commercial Advertiser.
Tie rumor OF the capture of Diebitsch and
his corps IS not conGrWed--but the cantinu ed
success Of the Poles on the Isl April is. War
saw accounts 10 the I'd are received. The
bulletin given below of Gen. Sziynecki. of the
operations Of LIST April, is the oniy important
additional parIicula he rumor Of Disbiiscbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

.-ror st per snaln. payable in aivance.--No sub
..oa win 70. , Than ns III
ana ~ X 5...,r-1 until all srrearages are paid.
Advertisements viii be ,nser.ea at 80 cents PEI
Tor less the FRS, timo and 81 i-2 cents Tor eaeh
stasie VI Those from distsne. must be paid for
eon 90 their Insertion, the payment assumed by
pte prev ,rse,spofslbIe per son in Lynchburg.
~ Chancery orders not exceeding Two squares are
.,ai for sIx dollars.
h,9Aletters addressed TO the Editors must be post
- ar they will not be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
PRESERVATION OF FLOWERS.

II is sand thai a few grains of salt dropped
into the water in which flowers are kept, tends
greatly 10 preserve them from failing, and will
keep them ire h aud in bloom double The pc.
Rod that pure water viii.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
From the Boston Patriot.
PARODY.

PARODY.
a,.d ). seeing photographic Print Of cef-
INN Rats Leaving house an "urfy.
leah was heard, nor farewell NICK,
~" ',hs cahioet rats were departing;
n s',,l :, the household suspected me hi.k,
Or bade item adeu at starring
T.o oil cleared out in the dead OF The nsghi,
Tbs,r claws 10 a terrible scratching
r.. ondden and short were tbey put 20 nighi /,
Ire ,hey smelt the plot wh'th was ha'chlhs.
Good luck 10 your journey was oil we csu'o
Thoush we felt slight twinge OF sorrow
~ ,,,a raj. who were sirutt,ng IN slate TO-
And skulking 10 holes tomorrow.
Not hall their nibbliug task was "ohe'
Ma. sou, had thought Of retiring,
Wh,a ,be, heard a cry distant OF " hur, rogues
run p
Aud scamper'd without inquiring'
No useless compliments smotherd 'hef dis
Bnl nj, cried--"a vengeance c'nlouna
them "
And lhey scrambled like donkeys, all run"lng
race,
with mighty dost around them.
And we had sad thought ofibe hero, that he
should lbe pillows OF 'ronoie he tos' on,
While we naughty rogues, in such Jovisl giee
We're clucking over 81 an b1stou'
We cracked no, joke, and we spoke not
CONCERNING this comical story.
Blu, we laugh d-@ho could help y 10 witness
A, The rats eallopp'd off in their glory.
Impromptu on hearing thai celebrated Dye
ad Son a Physician,
There is a difference between
The old man aud the son lis true
For what the old man does himself.
The son makes Others do. V.
The Morbid Appeite
9TH strange saws Tom my w,ie, whose yea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

Organ of Destructareaess.-- We understand
tina, the pn,enologsts, who at,en''vely eAa'n'n'
ed the head Of Gibbs, after his eIecution'iounp
the organ of destructiveness wohoe''uiy
yeioped, and are unanimously o' op'''o' 'aa'
he was q notorious scoundrel.
~ TN. Y. Constellation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

Nobility. Foot, the actress about
whom and pea.green Hayne & Colonel berke-
l.y an muc, Iu was made some years since
in England. has married Charles s,annop e;
Earl of Harrington, viscoun, Petsrsha% n, OF
Peersnam in the county Of Surrey. baron n mar
rington, Of Harrington in the county Of "o''''
amn,on. colonel 10 The army, NC. &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30
Th, Morbid appetite

The Morbid AppttHe
"Tis strange" says Tom, my whe' "hose Zea
la other matters is so torpid,
Al auctions sholld such feryor feel =
Saws Qaack. - Her appetite IS ntore-bid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

The Last Touch.-Ths bucks have h,s year
beat every thing" that was ever done oe' :n,e
in the way Of fashion. The ippee sI"s; e
for irowsers' this week. just rom Lonoo", y
,tou, twil,ed and checked flannel precisely the
ARTICLE Of which the men IN New England make
winter (rock.. and the woman wash aprons. II
the Yankees don't believe it, 10, them come O.
SIC for themselves. ~. \. jour So"''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-30

A French chemist has discovered that poia-
toes one third boiled. ofeciuAlly supply me
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