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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

: The .objrc, OF the Tgiian Cholera excite.
great attention IN Europe. In Engian1 IL he's
been 'houzht advisable 10 subject 10 quAran.
me all vessels coming from the Baltic. Tie
FRENCH academy have reported, however, that
they do not apprehsni il will be introduced
into France. Superior cuiuyat ION. and the
habits olthe population ara more ad,.fss 10
ifs propagation than The forests and mo,sa.s,
OF hnssa anu Roland, where. also, the habits
OF NE, aggravated nj preseni by The horrors
! of var, are less calculated % ressl ths e.iJe-
mic. The most curious question, hoseyer.
connected witt, tbis disease, IS, whether IL i. ar
Is not contagious We see IN q paper on thi,
subject IN The Albion. that the cifcumstanes
OF The spidemie's having ia general fisity
followed The great highways Of human inter
course, the lines OF Dayigable waters, or The
routes of earavan..--s dweli On Ia oonfi-
nation OF us conisgiousoess. Thus, when
The gates OF ispshan were closed agAinst A ans
pected caravan, Il passed through Yesd. wb;rb
soon alter lost 1000 Of its inhab,lsnts. gbils
ispahan escaped. In ths isle OF Bourbon. where
quarantine regulations are enforced. IN. di..
case spreads ioss extensively than 10 Naori-
tias, wheIe they were argleeied. Ii appea,s
however, that u spread ia The former 10 soma
extent, notwithstanding these reRulai,olt
one OF the sironges. Rrounds Of The cDutsgion-
ISIS 10 ihe asserted usual appearances oil tho
uh'"se oh tue arrival of persons from infected
districts. In Hindostsn, the fountain oftbi.
plague. n la,ge maturity OF the ,nedicsi men
particularly ofthe Bengal Presidency, declared
against eoningion but In Bombay ths
contrary conclusion was inainta ned WE
gave, lew days ago, an abstract OF a cifcnlnr
document Of The Russian government, s.aerl-
hs 'ne uncertainties of purifying article, OF
merchandise.
The saterings Of patients under attack. .f
'he eholefa are horribly pictured ,n tho essay
mentioned above we foIbear 10 give any "a.
uaels' u 10 eonsolaiory to lnd that n yields
III Tue hfn stages, 20 thu iidwer OF medicine
a"o therefore That. should Il extend into Wes-
Ter" horopa, ils 'esases will be less, 10 eanse-
l"rnce oil tho more advanced stais of Al,d,
eal Science, aud The greater facility of
"o'a'h'ng its service, Bait. Aasyiedn.
liverpool and Manchtatr Raiipnv eomno,,,
late Liverpool paper says -. In. ,,,I,.,p.
'huoe oi tbis company To tho general inlere.,,
VI mo community becomes every ,iav mo-.
apparent la ihe best periods Of tho coach
system oi management. 700 or 80 passenger.
uay was the most thai could BE- couyey.dtn
a"o tro IN Que day. In the present moi, nf
eonveysnce by the railway, There appears 10
ac no lint To Il, p0wefs OF ancomn.oI.,,on
on "wednesday last, upwards OF 20, D persona
were conveyed whicb was considered IA n,
an ainosi incredible TACT OF this numbsr was
exceeded yesterday, for no fewer than osoo
passengers, aud 4oO tons Vi goods Passed he.
tween both towns"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
= yo,.,ehold reeeipt ofthe Year 1860.

"Takc a goose, or duck, or some such live
~ creature, pull off all her feathers. only her
head and neck must be spared make
fire round about her SO that the smske may
no, choke, nor the fire boro her too soon when
she roasteth and con>nmeih 'nwardiy' wei
her head with wet sponga, and when you
ace her piddy with running and begin to sium>
HE she ia roasted enough: Thea lake her up,
Sc, her before gsests-and she will cry asyou
cut any part OF from her, and will be aimos'
eaten up before she be dead il is mighty pleas
ant 10 behold ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

Sing 10 the Lord. a song of Praise.
assemble ye who love his name
Let congregsied millions raise
Triumphant glory's loud acclaim.
From Earih's remoiest regions CONE;
Come greet your Maker aud your King
with harp, with ,imhfel, and with drum,
His praise les Hill and Valley ting
II.
yoer praise, the Lord will no, disdain,
The humble soul is his delight
Saints. on your couches swell the strain
Break The dub stiffness of the uighl.
Reioiee in glnry--bid the storm,
hid thunder's voice his praise expand
And whie yonr lips the chorus form
Grasp for The 6sht his seugeful BRAID.
III.
Go forth in arms Jehovah reigns;
Their graves. let foul oppressors find |;
Bind ali iheis srep,red Kings IN chains,
Their peers With iron letters bind:
Then, TO the Lord shall praise ascend.
Then all mankind, with one accord.
and Freedoms voice till time shall END,
IN pealng Anihems-p 'aise tho Lord.
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TERMS.

rrFor 81 per annu.n, payable in adyance.-No sub
rpon will be reesi.ed for less time han ,x months
- al paper will be discontinued lbu at the discretion
The fditors) anfiai atroarages are paid.
y Advertisements wiil be inserted a, so cents po'
Tor ess) the first time, aud 81 l2 cents for each
i,;n.anee Those from distancL must be paid for
g,a,s 10 their Insertion, the payment assumed by
Inc responsible personin bynchburg.
n AIiIettsrs addressed TO the Editors must DO post
,aid or they will notb attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

Burns was a man OF brilliant wit, and II was
always ready on every emergency .-ih" has
been proved by the numerous au."eh'ca.eu
ane cdotes told Of This great poet. one OF 'ne
happisst is the Grsce.r Blessing, before oi''-
npr to which he was invited, (when Tue pa'son
was abseut) aud was suddenly called upon 10
othciate, II as followsi-
Some haze meat an Gamma eat
An some bae name VIVA wsht
But we hae meat an We can ea''
And sac, the Lord be thank H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
10 PREVENT TIE DEPREDATIONS OF
WEVII..

whoever will take the trouble to gather
Elder stalks, and leaves, and put plenty of |
among ,heir wheat while moving it away
VIII hnd 1t III safe OF preservation nj ,hresh
Ing lime. [Ueslern IiHei.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
TO KILL ELIES.

These Troublesome insects may be efftciually
Destroyed without the use Of poison lake
hall spoonful Of black pepper Ia powder; QUE
tea spooninlf OF brown sugar, ooe table
spoonful Of cream; mix them well together
aud place the COMPOSITION "a tia room on
plate, where the les are Troublesome. aud
they will soon disappear.
Camphoraied spirit applied 10 the 1esh will
keep Oft musquetoes for several hours.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

EUROPEAN POWERS.---The London
Globe states that proposal Cor the dsarming'
OF the great powers of Europe, or in other
words, a reduction Of The military Establishments
OF the continent, with "A pigdgo muiuaily given
that neither power shall commence war without
the consent ofMe other, has recently emaiia-
ted rom the Cabinet At Paris ; and has met
will the entire spprobaiion Of The Austrian
Obseruer. The restoration Of P0tand is regar-
ded by tue more liberal pnrty IN the old world,
AS a first step and necessary preliminary 10 the
important arrange meat w1lch tseerns is now
contemplated on The part of France. This
would constitute u morat alliance--should the
! measure now ht Id IN view sucessd-morr like
| ~ TO conduce TO good enis, than the military
league TO whicb the great powers of Europe
became parties, with the view Of sustaining and
en- forcing lhe Jocirins of legitimacy or the
.iiyine rghi OF ki0g'. Altogether, the propo-
sitioa may be regai ded as indicative oil views
and feelings highly encouraging to the friends
ei hosf5 ANA haaaui,y lheugho ths word.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
From Mrs. spenes,s Young Ladies Journal.


From Mrs. Spencer's Young Ladies Journ
THE FLOWER BASKET.
Isew It in n midnight dream
When slumber's charm was o ct me,
A little basket, in the beam
of moon day, stood before me
It's beauty was exceeding rare
And vet twas no less Trail 'hnh iah'
60 fair seem'd some elm bana
From fairy land had brought H.,
So fre,l--it seem'd some fairy mana
or posssmer had wroneh It,
lis iii VAS iown-t~hs q WI p""e'''
Gathered from Flora's choices' oo"e'''
Yet through i,s AIDES in every Far',
Yh4jr ,wtet pc riUme WAS ST. al ng-~
Twas like guilt'ess maIdens hean'
IT'S innost thoughts revealing
And soon, mcihoushi singing man,
Was sitting there these flowers " o'd'''
A. grew like hcpr, The ho"ty "'ea u
Beneath her eyne hngers'
CO ..sn'd with half IA sigh TO breathe
How long the moment l!ngers.'
Thus AZ saw, metho"shf decay
Came DER me, and passed away
The hl,st Of flsath had Ger me swept,
Ere yet,his wreath was braided,
Ana in the silent grave slept,
Before those flowers were faded -
And soon aoove nv ashes grew
The mournful cypress aud tue yew'
dream'd that when few oriei years
We're past, nv pAfied spHH
Came hack, 10 trace 'he Jo'sand iears
That once il did innerit -
Just as the man comes back to trace
yde scenes of childhood dwelling PLACE.
| saw that little basket stand
In nll its fairy lightness
Fen as before but times rude hsnd
Had dimmed its snowy whlteness,
And now among It's flowers we're seen
Full many dark and eversre n
But where was she 7--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

An unseen spirit singing;
] woke-bui in my listening ear
The music still was ringing
/" The highest, fraitest things we see,
Are not so tighi aud fraii as ~e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
Trom the Boston Gin Gaseiie.

Sometimes fair truth in fiction we disguses,
Sometimes present her naked 10 mems eve
lSpsciGOr.
The father of Return J. Meigs was born at
Middleton. inc onnect icui. For some lime prior
to his settlement in life, he addressed fair qua.
keress at Middle6eld. some few miles from his
fathers residence, and found much diiicul,y
in obtaining her hand. She repeatedly an.
swered his protestati,ns Of fidelity and attach
meat with :" Nay Jonathan, | respect thee
much, but cannot marry lhee, for better is a
dinner Of herbs and contentment than stall
ed OF, and contention herewith Mr.. Meigs
finally told Ruth, that he WAS then paying his
last visit as a lover and should strive TO form
an alliance with another family, and would
therefore bid her JdeweH. The kind aud
heightened word, pronounced with SO much
soltnea, fell upon her heart with healing in it,
tone, and as he mounted his horse 10 ride oil,
the quake ess beckoned him TO stop, eIcia i'm
log, !" return Jonathan return jonathan -
MIR. Meigs went back, and fixed upon day
Tor the CO lebratlon oil their nuptials, The first
fruit Of their union was q son, which the father
in commemorstion oil the bapplest word he had
ever heard spoken, had baptized =" Retnri
Joiaihai.," who rose to distinction and suisse
auentiy TO the Office Of Posi- Master u eoefal
Of the United States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
POETRY.

Tue following Psalm, written for the occa-
sion by the Hon. John @. Adams, was sung at
the celebration in @ iincy, on Monday. the 4lh
zsgut
, fosat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

There ia nothing thai vain man WIZ no'
do to appear yiftuous he loves nothing SO moch
as his mssk. have known persons VINO y,
four weeks scarcely changed their si.'fls p ~
who nevertheless put OH clean collar oa'y'
that they night appear cea0>
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

Mr.. Cuddy, fine iustis, in Pb'ladelph,a 70,
has improved the flute by adding l" '"e
lower joint. :" beli' resembling 'na' % M, !"
clarionet, which is said 10 add ~ohoe.'u.''
TO its power without ,mpairing Ms swee'ness'
Other performers mtsnd to adopt The Improve
ment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

Lnsrary.-t, Is with much pleasure we learn
,na' u. tia''sck 70 about 10 take charge of a
Mon'h'y magazine. conducted on the plan of
me Lonaon New Monihv, to b. pub.islud by
Peabody 49, NV Hofh, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

Matthew Lausburg used to exclaim. II 30,
wish to have a shoe made OF durable mate
rails, you should igake the upper leather Q
the mouth Of bard drinker, lof that never let
in water
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

The sh;p New Orleans, at New York. sailed
from hayre on the 3ls, May. and brough pa
pers to tue 29,h. The KING oi France tad W.
SIZED Havre accom- panied oy two of his sons,
and Marshal Soult. The King was received
by the citizens with every demonstrstion Of
respect, and attended n public bal at which
ado IT 1900 persons, including most of The A
mericans, were present lhs k'ng went on
board the packet ship France 81 ne" fork,
ami expre sSed much Satisfaction WIN hef ~
pehTIace.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

The following letter 10 from the London
CORRESPONDENT OF the New York Mercantile Adj
yeIusers
(By he Corinthian)
LONDON May 3lst. 1884,
You IN reh well assured that Tho geussai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25
/ seem'd to hear

But whera was she
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-25

George kfsmer 10 The Hon, John Raudolnh
IN England, os 81, Petersburg, or somc.bs,s
along shore.
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r RN virtue Of iced Of trust executed 70
-6B the undersigned on the goth June, 1910,
BY Michael Aikewss, for the benefit Of Jo-
,eph Minghini, viii eticr Cor sale, in frsst
81 the court hsuse in ksrlinshurg, en- Mon
dGg, IL. Isth day IF June nc<i, (being the LIST
day Of june csurt.) ter cash, the following
tracts or parcels 81 land, viz: One tract on
Sleepy Crsek, containing absut 245 acres,
aear aixen's Mills, and adjoining lands Of
sa;d Hikes, Matthias Swain, and oihers.--
Also, thrSe undivided fourth parts OF about
400 scres Of LAND, being TIVE surveys ly-
ms and being in Berkeley and Hampshire
counties, on both sides of the Warm Spring
run, on the PotoTsec river
Also, one undivided moiely &c $50 acres
Of L.9FD, lying aud Being on Sleepy Greek,
on the Narth side Of Little Timber Ridge,
adjoining the lands Of Lewis Well, Richard
Riggs, John Barley. and others
Also, enc undi, idea merely of SIS acres,
lying aad being in the county Of Morgan. on
the Nsiih side Of the Yellow Spring run, ad-
joining the lands Of Joseph Duck~alt. Geo
Niseabulg. Michael M'heNan's hS b others.
PHILIP NADENBoUSCH. Tlrsses
April 81 1891
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-21

E$EMALE ACADEMY -Max Tr.gi. &
"a MISS WEBER respectfully informs the
citizens OF Winchester and it's yincialtv, that
the ensuing session AT thsir seminary will
commence on Monday the 18th Of April -
They tender steir grateful acknowledg
~ those parent' and guardians who have al.
ready honered thos with tseir paironage re; &
hope tnat u seaulous attention 10 tho cnhurs
81 the heart. mind and manners of their pn.
pIis, VIII ensure a csniinuancs Of approba
ton and patronage.
ise following branches form The general
routine OF studies: English grammar. wilt.
ing ans aii'hgneiic, his;oty end chronology
geography with the use Of the globes and tks
construction OF maps, chyristry intellectual
and natural philosophy, and bellies letters,
including historic. composition, BE.
Terms Of Tuition per session Of e3 weeks
go; ns extra charges except Ter music,
French and drawing.
Pupils viii be received a. any tine. II il.
, however, desirable for them 70 apply At the
commencement oil the sessios, IN order ia fa
eHlate the arrangement Of the classes. as
Wei "a 10 sfors ali the pupils equal advsn.
tages At the examination. which viii take
place at tie end OF the term.
april IA, 1881.
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Aprl I'D, lssl.

FkNAkE NOTICE, that will. on Friday
a the 18th day 81 May next, oder at pub
ilc sale. for cash, at the house af Michael II.
Runner, in Morgan county, en- the Potomac
river, at Richardson ssEerry. and immediate
ly above tse mouth OF Cherry raa, sundry
slaves, to vii; valuable yegnG WOMAN.
about 25sr 2c years of age, and her four
CHILDREN, the two eldest are bsys; cen.
Veyed to the subscriber as trustee ~ deed
Of trust executed by the s.id Runner, Sc. on
the lib day Of October, 1880. and Of record
IN The clerks Office OF the county court Of
Morgan county, 10 secure ss~ Of money /,
therein set forth, due Teter Myers, jr. The
sale viii take place between lie hours ef 10
O'Clock A. al and s'cackp NJ of said day.
JOB ROBINS, Trustee.
April 81, ls3l-ts.
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AND POTOMAC RAIL

GTAUNTCN AND POTOMAC RAIL
~ RoAD.--Pursuant to an act of the &c.
neral Assembly Of Virginia, entitled sean act
TO incorporate the Stanton and Potomac
Rel Rosd Company" the subscribers, as
commissioners for the county of Rocking
ham, viii open books fer subscriptions to The
stock of said Company, at the Tavern of
Gel William NJ Mshon, in the town Of Hsr.
risenbarg, at O'Clock, a. m on .Nond1sy.
the Cd day 81 My merit, (being court day. 10
be continued open for at least ten days. The
said act requires subscribers fer stock 10 pay
the Commissioners FIVE dsars OH each share
at the time 81 subscription.
Charic: Letris, Geo: III Chrisaan.
Robt y. Gysilon, Jacob ID Eilliasnson,
Ihesras Clarte, Jacob CenrGd,
John Kenny, Jane, Hall,
Aug: tpessrniaa, Com'rs
April Ia, ls3i.-:t
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CASH RGM WN1ILo

Vi vHE subscrlbers having leased Mr. Ed
d ward A. Gibbs's Factory fer term Of
years, and having gene through thorough
repair, they wish ts purchase four or FIVE
thousand pounds of COMMON WOOL, fer
which they wil pay the highest price in essh /,
or give goods in exchange They are ready
10 execute all country work at the shortest
nstics, al 10 the ksst possible manner, and
ct the l1Mzet 4 Eich as CARDINGuDY.
EINGyF Ee- They vii pqrs11k5s
Bacon, Hsfd and Hogs Lard - !.
Jf7 8 RipDLEs 4 Co.
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& CAUTION.-Thes subscribers smbrase
IA the present opportunity Of cautiening
the public against trespassing Oh their lands,
lying at the mouth Of Tuscarora and On O.
pccksn creeks 1T bavins become the daily
practice of persons to trespass on the same.
in fishing. fow!ing, end otherwise slegaiiy
entering on tee premises, has deterxised
them to put stop 10 it. They therefore give
notice to all persons in fatsre net to csmmii
the ike depredations, as they will meat Ger
tainly put the law in full force, without res.
pee, to persons
MICHAEL COECHNAN.
JOHN g. COUChkAN.
April al, 1881.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-21
PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
at .2Scfsos. by virtue of deed Of
trust, executed to the subscriber on the 10th
day of August, 1895. by joseph SLowalter,
TO secure to George w. Sewers, late Mar
shall of the Superior Court Of Chancery, hol-
den at Winchester, sums of mercy therein
named, viii offer for ssls, on Fridap fbe
Goth day 81 May neat, at public snctier. on
the premises, valuable TtRACT OF LIND
near Darkesvilie, Berkeley county, Virginia.
containing ahsut $50 acres. formerly the pro-
Perty of Richard Chenoweta, deed. and the
same which was purchased by the said sho.
walter, at the ksrshals sale in July, 1896
The improvements are gssd two story stone
A.A DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen,
$500 Barn, Stables, and other necessary
Aks cut houses This property will be
sela subject 10 an membranes
created by the said Chsnswe,h in bis lifetime,
to raise an ANNUITY fer Mrs Phiiis Chenow-
eth, Of ose hundred and ten dollars, to he
paid asmi annually. Terms Of sale: The a.
mount due upon the trust deed will be 70
CURED 10 cash, and is believed will be be-
tween 1900 aud 1909 dollars, and thc bal
ance will ks required 10 three equal annual
instruments frss the day OF sale, without in
! terest. Beads with COED personal security
aud trust deed viii be required Of the pur-
chaser 10 secure the ersdit payments.
The land viii be said upon the terms a.
hove stated, BY and With the consent Of al
the heirs OF Joseph Showalter, deed. The
J title is believed 70 be indisputatle, but such
! only viii be made the purchaser as is vested
IinHae hy tAestzast deed. Sale will commence
nh4x4sI clock, a. IA.
- TT Ae1EIs SEWERS,
! Arga I, ls2I = 49, Ifssiss,
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,4IIE,NIlO.Ss-.s .Ly7I4I
vi u. Go~pans formerly commanded hy
3 Capt. IacsA curtis. will parade under
BY csSamand, at G Nelis. on Saturday the
soth Inst ~ O'Clock. y m.
EDMUND 2. HUNTER, CAPT.
April Ia 1881.
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& QUANTITY Of TAR Just received,
IA which will sell low b, the barrel or retail.
THOMAS e. SMITH.
April 81, 1881.
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MARRIED.

on ihntsday last " The Rev Mr. Gilaca,
iHr doses HiH, 10 Mss .duqi .ilsG,.ue.
daughter of Sir. John Mcintyre, al! VI this
place.
On Sanda,. last, At Clear Spring, MARYLAND
y The aev. MIR. Cunninzhsxs. MIR Gergc W.
bnfage, 10 Hiss gls4tsa.4 .Esics, beth OF this
place
Died, at her residence. in this Comfy, On
tuesday evening, tho loiA lust Mrs .la2
csleiia ktsrIas aged about 81 wears. Mrs
hnrns had long and srotracted Illness, but
notwithstanding her long confinement. YET
siic vas patieat ana submissive 10 the viii si
Usa, sad Hsuid express a.ionishment that
distinguishing grace shouts be extended 10 20
unworthy an sbjeet; hut from what she had
experienced she thought il would he criminal
10 doebt her being 8 chosen vessel of Mercy
iier connexions Nsusd often converge with
her upon religion, sn1 The PROSPECT Of her
e-n desalutisn, s she wsul1 ioia tacn with
the greatest freedom and delight, ansi would
address those ar0uad her an The inlpcrtanss
o. religion, and the certainty Of death, iccla-
r."s Il was religion emily that could support
tha soul IN The trying hour of DISSOLUTION Sac
would exhort those Of her children nhs had
protested to be on the Lords side, 70 trust
tie faithful promises ofan chan .eablc Ged.
and 10 be steadiast, immsscatie, always a.
bounding IN the work sfthe Lors. and would
say to her ether children to remember tseir
Greater in the days Of their youth Thus
she continued till her spirit took its flight to
the regions eli life and Immortality
Communicated
la Baltimore, on The 18th inst in the 47th
year bis age, the Hen. Reliia c. .NaRa,y.
isr several years pasta meppber Of The H.use
OF Representatives al the United States frsA
Vermont, and for the last ise or six years
Chairman OF the Committee on Manufactures
.hatker Brotsn, an cid officer Of the Reye-
!uiisn, died few days since in Rochester, at
The age oil SO years lie was in the cam
Paign 81 W. at Saratoga ,commas ded COM
pany under General Starke at Bensins ton, s.
acted as an officer during the whole war
He rcsIgEed bis commission at the close of
the s'rsgss, and has ever since led an active
and useful life IN private staten generally
esteemed and beloved. He is represented as
having enjsYed remarkably gsod health, and
having maintained an excellent aud neral and
religious character
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-04-21
MANAGERS OFFICE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
8r Letters by Mail (post paid enelcsine
the Cash or prize tickets in past Lctterics~
and ordering
TICKETS OR SHARES
IN ANY responsible Lottery, will receive th4
iaost prompt attention, If addressed to y
YATES e. NIhJYnE,
WnshiHgton City.
9TFhe tickets and shares sent frsrs the
Managers Office. Washington City, ara in
all cases the original one, and OF course nos
liable to any mistake or dispute: and the
cash for AL prizes may be had instantly upsn
the drawing.
SET.TETTD -r THTei