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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26
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From The Sen York Amsrican.
"Tur VAR VIZ - For the painter poe. WE
can conceive nothing mDre dehghtfal than few
weeks or months passed IN the solI,udes Of The
West
MIR Irving. who has now been for sometime trs
sessing them expresses his qualification IN the
ra.,s, animated terms His last letters, dated Fort
Gibson when on The eve OF setting out upon an
pe4llt,nn 10 the borders OF VI, xeo are written IN
eapta spirits II travels on horseback with Ia
dians and hunters camps ont at night, md takes
10 the chsncr-haps Of bacnw on snan as easily as
If the last seventeen years Of hs life had bern but
an apprenticeship TO forest craft. He expresses
himself very anxious 70 illI III with band of Paw
nees IN order To be able 10 observe more narrowly
the peeuliares Of those rowing and warlike tribes,
which, unaned and untameable, are among tho
mos, interesting upoh the continent and proba-
bly, afford the finest specimens Of the morale, US
well the pfui1Rt, OF the American savage.
These daring fellows, unless We are much mista.
ken, have recently been engaged in violence of
same klud or another and we hape that the hand
lal Of mouatej rf@aarooh, which our valued country
man has rs an escort, VIII prove an adequate pro
lection agalnt any band Of the warrants he may fall
IN With, that Glance TO be Ill disposed Whom MIR
irving returns from hlsexensye tour, which has al,
ready extended from the White Mountaiss Of Nv
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h7c purposes was pass al hle ie'' s's.oi' .. '''
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heasee ana Alabama i'"'i-f"aa company, ana
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26
Members Of ,be present. Congress.

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eo1e " fespcc' Mas paid y We eiilzths OF putt
'nolt 10 me ''"a4's 81 III. II "'us'.'9us t'"hsmah
'''e N'' VI VI, ''f"e'. >, "'' / osaf's'ono u ny
h'ans'' 'e vas ''''"o' 'cse'en''a"y 10 'ha
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WIN '"e 'r'e"o'Rs p'eSo''o'" ny "u previous
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n'" ".e o'"y u'l os'"u III inc "l'", oos'2h''ea ny
n't'ssd IN VI" I've 'line, as ms resting pace III
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'us ''''"s o' u. oo''u part I'll NAN'oif. OF
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eN'''t'. '' Ule "'ae us''op Vi hoeeeeohs s7h@a-
"''sss%'" "!phaoSs, iof senD'aloil' 'of encourage
u p''e' "uhihs' 10 'he ,o'ofS o. ttoeuoh-'h"se
no s''i"e b""h's iof he'' rs wen Us 'hose who
nzh' hsf n''Ie' "'sh 'he weapons oi e'o4uenee a''
'e'soh I'm enduring clam upon tue love and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

The Somerset (Mane) Journal says, Eliza 2.
Boes, Of Scion, has obtained, this session of the
ConHs of Common Pleas, against Japheth II. Nc
Allster, verdict of $1,000 for breach of promise
Of marriage. This is dear courtln.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26
d M,rabm Due de pALNArlE"

JOSEPH RJNANARfe A late kondon IA
p,i las III follow lg 80 III hahts OF lf &C
3'i,ed ny the * Aug III SPAN, durns has long
residence IN Amcric Haye unified hlm for the late
lop,s Of oar fashionable circles IN iond5n A
proof this was given isw evenings 40, when
th- 'ew ioiefers stu Il ~ town, Wcre Il Nlted 10
meet is "a Majesty al the house of n certain
Countess he company assembled al half pas,
tea oo,o,k, aa1 found ihat half an hou baiof1 iaa,
pcrioa his * Majesty had retired leaving his 'ljr
hossss 20 dsscrlbe. instead If ehtnb, the Lioh she
hal nramisedh her visitors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

The contributions bv citizens the United
States for the Cape de Verd sufferers, will amount,
II ls estimated, TO 500, 900 or s35 900
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

The people Of Michigan territory have decidei
by alarge majority Of votes, in favor of taking tn
preliminary steps ter state government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26
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DOMESTIC MEAS.



The foilowIns nom Iaas Ed,nburs Magazine,
shows VIII Il reli4nea ean bs raeed upon England
T. bay any thing On so long as she can supply
herself elsewhere dur aatitard political econo
MIST, have cfion argued though England took
our { a,tan ffon the love she bcafsi Us, AID thu
IL ". pul he, i, pei, che would no, continue 10 do
40 Ii than read the following article, nnd they
" III there see the principle upon which England
viii always act namely, TO do without as as Vel
as Sic Cur, aud to get all out Of us That ~ N her
rowot She will never buy abarfe OF sonf Hour
iiom rs 10 make paste, or bard OF potnshes 80
eng rs an caa hnJ cheaper substitute ior either ;
tor vii she hiy cotton upon any other ptinei.
pie than thalu Is cheaper, aud Will better answer
hor purposes
" wv HAHurtcfung-A new article of com
mere. nam, w. Easl India FLOW, Is coming ex.
tea.sely INTO use, iur the making OF 500 and
s,ateh It IS chieay impotodby the Calcutta Flour
Mis- Company, ard IS found 20 answer bette Than
American aour Winch has hitherto t.cn consider
ed the ssst for this purpose. The manufacture a
sold hoal common sat, Tor the purpose OF bleach.
u4 and making soaP, "a carried On TO a considefaz
ole extent IN Liverpool and this article IS likely
to compete with Il not 10 supersede, pot end pearl
ashes for the above mentioned purposes as II eah
be sold for about i2o ton, whist ashes of equal
strength cost L26 81 E29 ton. THIS new manu-
iactnfe will be beneficial 10 England though nju
rioasto the Capaias Whence NC now obtain 80 iarsa
aauanlity Of ashcs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

Geo'sia Peatbntiary.-- ne MI'edge' !our-
nal of the 18Th says:
We have the pleasure ofesnouncing to our rea-
ders that Mr.. Huiehins Of Gwinnett reported l. ct
Friday to the House Of Representatives, bill TO Ie
peal the act of the last year, abolfshng the pen II
nary code. We anticipate the ready passage Of a
bull required by the honor of,he State, iho inter SITS
OF humanity, and, as We think, the general wish of
the people"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

Mr. Morse the artist has returned to Y YORK
after three years residence IN europe, ipaliy
in Italy whittier he had gone to study tie works
OF the great masters Of the pencil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

Among the eminent men who have died during
Tie present year, We may mention Charles Carroll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

A Strange Ussio "a new York paper ofFri.
day has toe following a singular mistake oc-
cured in this city III the drawing q the lottery
Wednesday afternoon, IN the rear OF the City fIau
II appears that according TO the scheme, ten nun
bers were 10 be drawn from the wheel am. that the
fIst second, and third drawn numbers were en-
titled to the capital prize of thirty thousand dollars
The numbers drawn in their order were 3, 30, Il,
SO, s. every thing thus Ear being TO al! appearance
perfectly regular bu; on drawing ne 9th number
{; oru tbs wheel, it turnedout on Dream be number
Also thus clearly proving that there had been IN
the wheel two numbers precisely similar Those
who Ind charge Of the drawing we understand,
after some consultation, determined 10 suspend any
farther drawing from tic wheel ard begin anew
by taking cut the entire number Of tickets, aud
placing them with others The drawing then took
place, when the following numbers were drawn III
toe order which they IRE given 80, Sc, Is, IS,
b. q, %, 26 Is, -. The mistake is counted
10Y upon the suppos,uon thu. ono Of the numbers
had accidentally remained in the wheel from
former drawing, and that sufficient precautlol
had not been taken to see tina; Of the former
tickets were ad.erng oit, when the new ones
were put IN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26
w aEl5p'S OFFICE
Diggcs' Lottery cd EecAaa4e Ob7cc.

Diggrs' Lottery aaa EecAaa4e ONcc.
INTERESTING 70
g 8, O'w,MnIs.4 1<&A "a SET.
GREAT CAEsaYAslS..
uCs.s..Asl.%
10000 sb$s
5000 DO
AND
80 pEsXES or $1,000.
TICKETS Sl0-Lowesr Prize Si2.
Gisn.ai a.Np hos,eyy,
Glass No Is, for 1889.
10 be drawa at Richmond on Friday the I'D Of
Nov 1892
6s Nun5crs-l0 drawn Ballots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

Charles w. Davis, Of the District of Columbia,
has been appointed, by the President Consul Of the
United states, for Gaayrnos, IN the United Mex
can States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

bEa1uVs v 'Js, OUs, 0Vs, 4Os, &c. &.
-iekets %l0--lialves S. Qrs. 81 80.
fof sake at DlGGES LOTTERY
and Exchange Office. Lynchburs
"hfFe al orders from the country, (post paid
enclosing the cash. will be promptly aa,endcd to.
Nov. II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-26

james Saul, Esq has been appointed cashier of
the Branch Bank OF the United Suites, in New Or
leans, IN the place OF Samuel Jaudon, Esq. re
signed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
Potnmac Land Tor rent.

HeURsuANT to decretai order Of the
Fl Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the county Of Der. s'ey. rem
dered in suit between John ) Portertlsid,
plaintiff, and Philip Nadenbousch. Sheriff oil
Berkeley county. Committee, admir-. de bonis
non OF John Pitzer, decd, Jacob Myers,
Curator Of Abraham Marlatt, decd. who was
admir-. Of John Pitzer. decd, John Shook,
and the heirs Of said John Pitzer. decd. the
undersigned will offer for rent, for one year,
from the LIST day Of March last, at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder, on the pre-
misses, On, Saturday the 5th day Of May neat,
All that farm (exclusive ofthe widows dow
err of which the said John Pitzer died, seiz
ed. situate in the county Of Berkeley, on the
Potomac River, adjoining the lands Of Henry
Bedinger, Charles Downs, and others. The
terms as prescribed by the decree are, one
half the rent cash; the balance secured BY
bond with approved personal security, paya
bic on the lst day Of March. 1888.
aEPossession given Immediately.
CHS: ID. STEWART, ID. for
JOEL WARD, s b g.
April 10, 1882
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4 HE subscribers respectfully inform their
L friends and the public generally, that
they continue to carry on the Woolen Manu-
featuring business in all its branches, and
that they are now ready to receive Wool and
manufacture it into Cloth, Blankets, Cassi.
nets. Flannel, Linsey and Carpeting on the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable
terms; their Machines having undergone an
expensive repairing, they are now able to do
work in the best nanner-Paricular care
will paid to all kinds Of country wo.k, that
1t shall be done as directed, having three
sets of Carding Machines. Persons living
at distance can have their Wool carded
They haze on hand q handsome assortnsen! Of
Cloth, CaSsinet, Blankets, L ull-
ed & Plaid Lmsey 4 Carpeting,
which they will sell cheap, or give in ex
change for good clean Wool.
JOHN N. RIDDLE s. Co
March %, 1882.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
pENYrENGE.

Av, look to Heauenl Earth may not lend
Refuge or ray thy steps TO guide,
Suspicion wall with friendship blend.
Or SANDER chill comparisons tide.
We will not ask what thorn hath fouad
Keen entrance to thy bosom FAIR
jflsve hath dealt deathless wound,
Or deeper folly woke despair.
We only say, that sinless cline
On which is bent thy streaming eye,
hath pardon for the darkest crime,
Though erring man the boon deny
We only say, the prayerful breast,
The crystal tear Of contrite pam,
Have power TO hope Mat portal btest
Where pride aud pomp have toiidin vain
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
INFALLIBLE

lNFALLIBLE
WORM DESTROYING DROPS.
WITS MEDICINE is confidently offered
b TO the public as a superior article for de-
ssroying and expelling Worms from the sys-
TEN. 1t is mild in its operation, and may bs
gwen to an infant with perfect safety.
49, CERTIFICATES.
"e' the undersigned, do certify, that we
nave used IN our families the Worm DESTROY
thg Drops, prepared and sold by CHARLES
hJCE, Williams Port, Md and find them 10
nc mighty ettcacions and ,.ahtsble Medicine.
~ Fan Lear, Henry !Siinenaets
James Shoof, Henry Crosa,
Jesse Long, HUH Long.
Hanlnon d, r. Summers.
George Stake, A. Friend.
.Machael kreps,
do certify, that child of mine years
OLD, by taking pbial of the above Dropsss
expelled better than four hundred worms
The first passage about so were removed.
JAMES DUGAN,
Berkeley county, Virginia,
SP + C1FIC K ON TMEN
AND
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS
Prepared by CHARLES RICE, Williams;
Port, Maryland.
S%THE ABOVE MEDICINES
are for sale at
ISRAEL II. L4.N.NEYS
APoTHEcARY AND DRUGGisT STORE,
Martinsburg, Va.
June j, ls3l.-Iy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
Valuable Land for sale.

FEHHE Farm on which the subscriber re!
n sides is for sale, it is situate within one
mile OF Martinsburg, containing $40 acres
of 6rst-rate LIMESTONE LAND. about
10 acres Of which is timber; the cleared land
is in high state of cultivation-the Dwell
ing House is very comfortable, good Barn,
and every other necessary building; largo
orchard OF the best fruit, A good bargain
may be had if application is made immediate,
ly, and possession given between the LIST and
5th April next.
WILLIAM LONG.
march 8, 1882
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
from the Illinois Monthly Magazine.
TRY NE.

From the Illinois Monthly Magazine.
TRY Me.
Long. too long, I've waited dearest,
Why, oh why, deny meP
If my constancy thou fearest,
Take me, love, and Try me.
Zee the crystal star is glowing,
One bright smile will dry It,
Doubt not, when It's easy knowing,
Try it, dearest, try 1t.
yoys when brightest still are fleetest,
haste, dear maid, they're flying,
Welded love, The fondest, sweetest,
May be had for trying.
Now see thy heart relenting,
Dearest, defy thee;
Eyes and cheeks alike conserving,
Maiden, shall l fly thee?
Hopes and vows thus fondly meeting,
Dearest, do MT chide them;
They who say loves joys are cheating
Never thus have tried them!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
Commissioners Sale.
April l9, 1889,

PURSUANT to Decree of The Superior
II Court OF Law L. 1hancery for Berkeley
county, rendered at the March term last
past, the subscribers, as Commissioners
named in said Decree, will offer at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, before the QUIT
House door, in the town Of Martinshurg, on
Monday, the lst day of May court, 1892.
the following valuable property, belonging to
the heirs of Jacob Bishop, decd,
Several Lots of Land,
in the vicinity of Martinsburg, being all the
ont lots belonging TO the said estate; in all,
Containing nearly forty acres OF land: the
greater part adjoining the lands OF Roush,
adjoining the property owned by George
Wolff, Esq, on which there is a good deal
OF valuable timber, and is partly cleared
These lots will be particularly desirable to
residents of the town In consequence OF their
being 10 the vicinity of the village.
ut tie same tsne and place,
Eight valuable Young Slaves.
The Terms of the sale, as prescribed by
the Decree, wilt be-onethird cash-one-
third in six, and one third in twelve meuths,
from the day Of sale The purchaser OF pur,
chasers Of the real property to give bond
with security, and deed of trust, on the
premises, to secure the deferred payments,
the purchasers Of the slaves, bonds with sp
proved sureties for the deferred payments.
The property of both descriptions VIII be
sold in lots, or parcels, as may be deemed
most 10 the advantage Of the heirs, and at
the same time TO suit purchasers.
EDMUND l. LEE, Jr.
ID. ii CONRAD,
Comn'rs under the Decree.
March %. 1892
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= r.uaeooan 81 this sown. alike seiebra-I

ted f,r bis love OF the queer, and his talents
as an artist, having arranged his cabinet OF
curiosities in excellent order, was DESTROYS oil
having come notice attached TO il which
would deter visitors from handling the arti
sles; it was thought that the hint could be
nsre modestly presented 10 poetry. Acesr-
DINGHY, the muse, was stopped, and out flow
ed Inc following line: Let 40 one touch
these cufiosities.' This was very well thus
far, but the question was, to find ryhme to
semiosities,' which would pTsserUe the scrue
brother brush, who was present, immedi
ately removed the difficulty, by penning the
following, which was placed upon the cab
nets
"Let 90 one touch these curiosities,
For feev Of breeding osiDsostties.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
PNAEORMA NuES,

Spring 1923, then three years old, he run
Tor The great sweepstakes over the Halifax
course, North Carolina, to which there were
seven subscribers, $500 each, when he was
the second horse, making a fine race in good
Time, although he was quite lame for several
days before the race. Fab after, her an for tina
post stake at Norfolk, five starting two mile
Meals, entrance $500 each. This was among
the Best races ever run in the state, the Sc,
coma heat IN three minutes FORTY t,eo seconds.
won by Polly Hopkins, beating Byron moi =
length nc again became lame, and did nat
run Tor another race-was turned out and
rested the next spring. Fall 1929 put him
10 training, and continued him until his de-
iecuve leg gave way, when was obliged to
give him up. While sound bad the highe st
OPINION OF hun. His stock is much appro
ved-many of his family sold very high: his
Dam at IL years old for $1,000; his z d at 10
years OLD for $500; Sally Melville Tor $500:
Arab for $4,000; Brilliant for $1,000; Tariff
Tor $4,000 For the distinguished race mare
Virginia Lafayette, from the same mare wiz
eyron's DAM $500 was refused Just before
ner death Byron himself, at two years old, |
iof $1,000, Qately one half Of him for sl5OO.1
ior Virginia Taylor, also out of the same !
mare. $4,000 was refused; at years old rus !
Tour races, won three OF them, Zone Of the |
races she won was in three heats Of two miles |
each, and each of the three heats was run in |
t"ee minutes and fifty tiro seconds, evipcing |
hhe speed and bottoni;) for yearling fik
OUT oil the same mare $1,000 was refused. ami
others held at high prices
VIM r. JOHNSON
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POETRY
HFosa the Lorsdoa yNs,0 .Moattiy .dleaStac.
FHE SECOND MARRIAGE.

7Fon the Lor.doa yVs,o .aoatty .dIsazuse.
FHE SECOND MARRIAGE.
Oh! think NOT can calmly see
-Thy second nuptial morn,
Thou know'st with what delightful glee
haieti its former dawn;
How proud how joyous did feel
The loved one to attend;
And with bridesmaids eager zeal
Adorn my gentle friend.
I clasp'd the string OF costly pearls
Thy gift 10 conetship's hours.
I placed upon her shining curis
The wreath of orange tlowersj
Ger her swset face, flung the veil,
Yet drew It half aside,
That thy Triumphant gaze might haii
The Beauty Of thy brldel
And when knew her in the sphere
Of calm, domestic life,
How did | honour and revere
The virtues Of the wife,
She turr.'d from tlattery's syren voice,
Aad Pleasures splendid dome,
TO bless the husband of her choice,
And grace his tranquil home.
> Nav, weep not thusl new duties bind
Thy thoughts to this low span,
Thou eytr, while she lived, vast kind
Thine is the faith Of mani
Mine is more frm-my woman's beart
Loves sn, though hope be fled
This day cannot but gfief impart
10 one who mourns the dead
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03

A very curious mode of trying the title 10
land is practiced in Hindostan. Two holes
are dug IN the disputed spot, in each of which
the lawyers on either side put one OF their
legs, and remain there until one Of them is
tired, or complains OF being stung by the in
sects, in which case his client is defeated.
In this country il 10 the client and not the
lawyer who puts bis foot into it,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-03
MARYLAND CHASSIS.

ME ministers and lay delegates of Ma
q ryland CLASH. are hereby notified that
the regular annual meeting of said Classs
will be held at fancy town, Frederick coun.
~, Md commencing on the first Sunday in
May next The members are requested 10
be at the place Of meeting on SATURDAY. the
5th of May. JOHN III. SMALTZ.
Frederick. April 26, 1882.
=, b Editors in Mary land and Virgins,
wh confer favor by inserting the above no
tice once or twice in their papers