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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
Desirable Town Property
Barboursyilc, MAY 10. 1893 w3w

4NIIE subscriber wishes TO sell his House and
- Lot on 81 street, opposite the Protestant No.
thodiss Church, and nov in the occupancy of DR..
Patsson. Any person wishing to purchase a
handsome and comfortable situation conyenicn, TO
tue main street. and in the centre Of business will
do well TO call and isok at the situation. The
House 10 roomy and convenient---a fine well Of
water at the door--a beautiful Falling Garden,
with d sirablc selection OF shrubbery,&c Terms
will be liberal FS. MILLER
May 10 3tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

f'r Joseph Il sherari. Esq has withdraw n
from the editorial department, Of tho Winchester
Vnginian," which, will hereafter DO conducted by
L, w Robinson, Esq. late sssoeatc Editor.
ar The Wing and JeiIcfsonian express thor
disbelief of the stotement made, by the Globe, that
medals hal been struck IN South carous, inscrib.
ed John c. celhoun, frs, Prtsilenl of the south
ern Conieietacy,' and tho Telegraph positively
denies IL The Globe. in reply. giycs up Ma
Hinton, Of Raleigh N c as its au,hori,y--so thai
We shall soon ascertain the truth.
II The Philadelphia National Gazette says.
: II Is certain tia, Mr. Stevenson, OF Virginia, has
been nominated Miniser 10 the Courl Of London.
We Know no, how true this may be by, of this we
are certain. that under existing circumstances, Mr.
Stevenson ought not TO accept of tho office Jus,
elected TO Congress by his fellow citizens under
circumstances when ought to bind him most strong
~ ~ his District. he ought not to throw away tho
honor conferred upon him by hs constituents for
any o8ee within the gift off The Executive.
1emPeraHee Soeidy.-.'rhe Petersburg TEN.
Peraneo saceiy, nts quarterly meeting, held +, W
days since. appointed Rev w. 8. Plusnmer aud
Thomas IL Dunn, Esq Delegates to the General
Convention about TO be held in Philadelphia Res.
olatlons were also passed Tho san,e meeting de.
earins in substance that the solo object ofthe lem
pcranee Society is to abolish tho use Of arden,
spirits, and 'ha, there is reason to believe ,ha,
their northern associates in the Temperance refer.
nation nre influenced by the cover, deagn to in
,erierc with the subcc, Of slavery. recently sscrb
cd to them, Their delegates are instructed 10 urge
upon the Convention, about TO assemble, the a,lop.
ton Of resolution declaring their hostility TO A.
ny design, such as has been post injurlously i'm.
putcd 10 them"
The Board OF Managers of,he rynohburg Ten.
perance Society has appointed the Rev Jacob
Mitchell u Delegate to the Philadelphia Convon.
lion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

VYiRGiNlA, TO wrt-At RuI.. h.,,.r A. m, tte,k,s
ChsncssS y. ing Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud
p is3sJ e ,n' eG p,, ofM.ax In d. mo.h Of
as own ,sh'.ana adnf Do bcn;s nom Of rho mas P,i.
icL NO. 'ssfd Banks VIM. c. Anderson, Wn. PEN
"''"'eA street and Rnrk Prddy, Dchs.
Tn, a.s. IN CiiANCERY.
Law nnrk Prily. not having enereh his
Assembly and s"d , sysu :ess,i,y aseo1"s the oct
~ BY sa.,.faetory evidence shs, hs i: not an inhab-
ou, "a" :: commonwealth o. motion Of the plan,i by
That the said defendant do appear here
mat copy of this order BE- forthwith Inserted In
d po.,.n t~e'hisn, for two mopshs euccesssveiy.
County. "' s'os' ooos OF tbs eourt'house "'nIs
ACoPw-TeMe.
> WM. HOLT. D. c.
N3Ws
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
LAND FOR SALE.

Am DESTROYS Of selling tract OF Land own
= in the county Of Campbell, containing about
400 acres. The position. properties, &c. Of this
Land may be ascert.incd by reference TO Nj. Ro-
bert c. Johnson Merchant of New Glasgow
who will receive proposals for the purchase.
propose to be in Lynchburg on the 28th Of this
month, when and where shall be ready TO ac-
cept any reasonable offer. The PURCHASE money
well secured, time will be no object.
JAMES BARBOUR.
Barboursyilc, May 10. 1893 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
NOTICE.

\ Ii persons having claims against the estate
IA Of George X. Lambeth, decd, are requested
to bring them in properly authenticated fot settle
men, Aud all those tha, arc indebted TO said Is.
tate are also requested 10 make immediate payment
to ELIZABETH G. LAMBETH
Execuirix ofG Il, Lambeth. dad
MAY Is u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

To thc Editors II The ypyinian,

IL has been aScertalned 10 u moral certainty and
sustained by ocular demonstration, tina, tho oh)ec
tons lately urged against wha, is commonly called
hNe tobacco, that 1cW ROT desp, Is utterly dcai
tutc of reasonable foundations The only differ.
ehce between the fhe cured and that cured IN tho
old FASHIONED ey ~, that the is cured acihonl
smoke, aud the other with IT, Can II be ,sasono-
td 'bc0 that t.e smoke Is essential 10 s rrescrvu
'qn THIS Is the point which seems 10 BIO ques
TONED by some S9neamish buyers OF tho article.
ffedt Ia the constituent principle IN the curing Of
tobacco. and smoke the inyariablo consequent Of
oil ign'ed matter, In curing bacon smoke alone
Is capable OF producing the desired effect E1per.
imenia have been made and the writer of this nj
'cle has every assurance of the fact from authority
which cannot be doubted, that d.c tobacco, If put
mp or pizcd in the usual Aeep,ng o,acr, will not
sustain the injury imputed to II by few interested
purchasers. Capt. Henry Ejmands ol Halifax
county the best tobacco planter perhaps in Virg
ma, who cures nll his crops with Gnss, would per
haPs testify to the truth Of the above assertion IL
necessary lie never fails to get the highest
prices for his dus orops-.trosn vi to a20 per cw,
frequently. Manufacturers iptersDiod ii. tho Jis-
closure OF facts IN relation 10 thia subject would do
well 10 inform themselves satisfactorily as 20 the
truth Of tho foregoing remarks, a. have no doubt
a comb,nanoa has boon formed by two OF three
persons for their e@n per~lar benefit TO prejudice
The sale Of that Kind Of tobacco Yhos creating n
oandestine monopoly 10 the de,,,iDent VI pefsons
OF like occupations, us well az To ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
New and splendid
d ID w ELR "
Watches, silver Il rIHrcq ware,
kRAUTH 4 HOLCOMBE.

n d0ots otioio Tie Market House,
SETURN their thanks for the liberal patron
~ aye they have received. aud respectfully in
v'te their itcnda aoi customers 10 call and EXAM
ina their stock OF Jowcry, Watches, Plated
Ware Ne.--all Of which have been recently put-
chased IN the Northern markets. for cash, and
which Will he sold on tho most reasonable terms.
fheir Jewelry. Watches and Plated Ware, &c.
Ae are 9th. finest and best materials. and being
selected by one OF the partners, they Gun con-
hdenhy recommend then, =, The pvblic.
Tho Silver Ware, nil Of which ID English
manufacture, IL VI tho finest workmanship. st.J
warranted to be ofsold Silver. Among tho ev,i-
eles to which we particularly invite our friends
and curtomrrs TO Gull aud examine, are one sp!1n-
d'tly engraved Urn, Rich Coffee, Tea and Cream
Pots, Sugar pishes, Cnsiors, Deeauier Slides,
Tumbers &c. Sc.
s1r Watches and Clocks repaired and MI kinds
o'Jswelry and 5ilsefsmnI's DIRK executed in tho
beat manner
May G A,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

'e', while. IN tina place. % cents is l.. mariaam
delivered. a.! .e-'a, ~. tine that the Chesterfield
mines are exhausted, We on this s,ie the AIlecha.
ny snail, We hope. be provided y i,h the means Of
transporting the ar,ele TO the seaboard at chap.
CT prices Still. Give US but improvements, and We
VIII feed plcn,ifally the cheerful blaze in hs hos
pitaolc bearlhs OF our Eastern brehren.p So
mote II speedily be ,
While on this subject, i, may no, be irre,ayen,
70 c'sc few facts from late Albany Argus,
showing the influence of Maternal Improvements in
New io'k, on the general prosperity of that State
The amount (says the Argus),p paid to tho colec.
Tor at Albany for canal tolls from the 2sd to the
1oh OF April eight days) ~as aai.i 81 cents,
being an average of 81, o56 % cts pc, day"--show
ing an increase over the amount Of tolls, for the
SAME period last year. of sS3s9 or apw ards of $1,000
per day-thus exhibiting tbs yearly increase in the
amount aud value Of the products Of the important
country which finds channel to market through
the great New YosaS cona-a country which, had
this Canal not been constructed would have been
doomed to eternal s.crity and barrcnncss And
thus, too are the Golfers othe State yearly replen
'shed with constantly accumulatins fund, and tho
people consequently resved from taxation. When
sha!! we be able 10 say the same Of Virylnia}
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
Halifax, May 81, 1893.

Nes"s Editoys--You cannot. gentlemen, any
longer be ienoran, ofihe object Of " hat may now
be called emphaiiealy the Calhoun party lie,
Calhoun himself, has said satisfactorily, that tho
struggle has but commcnced Continuous uetion
and unt'rng efforts are made and 10 be made 10
separate the Southern Stntcs from the Union and
form Southern Confderaoy. This ia openly n.
vowed by the pretended friends, bu, stai enemies
Of our federal government j. G.. Calhoun, Firs,
President Of the Southern Confedsrncy Docs
any man IN his sober senses believe that pencen
bic separation Of these u. States could be- et.ccsed
All the alleged evils would, on u separation, be
doubled and evils of which no man nov dreams
would be crea.cd--In,estne broils henyy taxes,
border vars, plracics oil these, aud all their con.
comitants, would follow separation, and rend
this NON happy country, into hundred miserable
fragments. Does any man wish 10 see this l
think no man, however reckless Of consequences,
would be willing to risk his reputation and say he
did And yet with an unnccounable fatality, the
| Calhoun men IRE bhndly pursuing the very course
which must lead TO enarchy. The spiri, Of chi
| yalry. now days, is revolutionary spirit--a
! spirit produced by wounded ambition
FRAGMENT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
NOTICE.

NJ ! "
Rsa All persons who sre ~ favour OF for.
mng "a nav ce.laiy out VI parts Of
CampbrIl, Bedford. ffapt'n and Pitt
sylvanlo, are requesedlo meet at LtsyiIle on
Saturday the LAT june next, by IL O'Clock.
May IL III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13
OBITUAR Y.

ness, Capt, ROBERT G. SCOTT, in the 10th
year Of his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-13

f'r Joseph Il sherari. Esq has withdraw n
from the editorial depa,tmen, Of tho Winchester
Vrgiuian," which will hereafter DO conducted by
L. w Robinson, Esq. late associate Editor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
NATHANIEL MACON. ESQ

we hnd, IA the late papars, the subon. letter
from the venerable NATHANIEL Macon. aI,r.s.In,
Samuel p. Ca4so, af Nor,h r,.,l;.,
:. ,,,,.,. .....;....n', .o
buck springs. Ht frb, lS}3
ii, w., ''' IL ECU yo' ''ltcf 81 the Ii'
l,.''' e.' u ~ a','' tif the u. >. are l0'
tho onin;oo ,''a ','' ''o P'o''"'o' -"
,o,.r has,, w. oe,io |''n,' DC "ScIfSS' II '''
i., $780, '"a always Safed 10 ib's"
.t,,fi,,n ,,,s :" ."' year to-i .n' l'.'
,,h, ,,.,s ,,.,, ~ '''' 3co'e- ne senators
Iec, inc f,c,,.il s, VII II IS oc'cVeo' tec'.'
While | continued in the apn,,r TL H~,;" oy
Gen Washington, Mr.. Jefferson and Gov Clinton
or "',o"'' o'' hot respected. have never beIioy.
,;,, lt .t' "'i,'''y an remain IN me t.
scrre. when 81 pleased. pro,,,,,d sLo ,ynnlI NV
hef proportion ot tie public dci,. and ,bix r. Il
',''' ce>t guard t" puoItc liberty and
TO have y; vcn,od " uee,eo' ana u ought
oppression.
he Proclamation contains rrinciplcs rs con.
y " ~ was tue Constitution, as Nu.IIhcd-
which exrcot I'm, h.a VI '''t n''''S"''','
.legreo, To lie people who 4 crl rhe Prcsnlrn,.-
"nfn co 'edefacles begin to fgln. lbcry is
A Goyern mn, '' e, '',YPrnm'ni as soon changed
cisn States. for special nnrno ss'',sca NY s",
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
DOMESTIC NEWS.
f,om "A. y. i. Am,,ican. A.r. 10.

Fsem As " r. A@sricas, Asg. 10
We have received and hasten to lay before our
readers, thu ANNEXED copy Of the Circular, which
ssPfeaaenfs Agent, Mr. .iasOs Ktndail address.
=. ske B~nks.
Government" spoken of in this Circular
s,srnment, as usually understood aud
,,vs merely: one he Consultation, ba' the Es'ea-
nm, shou, wb,rh !, .he Two perucs- and that the
puhlieaa 20 DC mos, salo,e, DC CONSIDER quite It
made. Ye, this Go,ernm@sy whom 'll l'wslers
whit probably a Congress" tspoks u Mes 10 say
distinction from .he Cove nmsn, j ", y, oo''''
an, ,.ber R,,,li ~ f>'N"' VI . ting
August, 1899.
sIa.-I havo been appointed by the Secfotar,
Of ihs Treasury, Al the request Of the Prcsidca o
the United States, 10 CO ,ras With Stale Banks il
relation 10 future deposits, and distribution Of Tn
pubic revenue.
Il IS deemed probable by the Government. tina
tie Bank OF the Unlied : atcs " ia not bc re.ehar
tered and hat other institution will be ostab
hshea by Congress 10 supply ITS place as Agent c
she Treasury
rs It's nov less ilan three years ~ '''c cxPira
toa Of lis cha ter, do Pnsid.ut thinks It bis da
" 10 ia1k 10 The means by which the service i
new renders the Government is thereafter TO b,
performed and II sDh eient shall exist IT.,
Government may issire 10 employ another Agent
or other Agents at an earlier period.
The sole object ot my appointment ~, to aseer
tnin Oh WHAT terms the veal State Banks may be
willing TO perform the service now rendered by Iht
Bank al the United States 10 the Government
should II become necessary, or oxpedlcnt Ia employ
another Agent, OF other Agents, that the Secretary
of the treasury may, that event. be able to make
a udielous selection.
In PURSUIT of this object, have the honor 10 in.
auire whether the Bank over winch you preside, Is
dosrou,, should chang take place, of underia-
king that agency, or portion Of n, al -.
Ii tins inquiry sh, uld be answered. IN the affirm
at,e | AN authorised 10 communicate with you
inlther on the SUBJECT
IL Is, however, 10 be distinctly understood, that
tolhIng which may pass is I. be CONSIDERED n
pledge on tbs pnrl OF the Government, TO remove
he deposits from the Bank Otthr Unite States be
FORE The expiration otis charter, or to employ YOU,
Bank in any cyepg OF 10 make any final arrange
ments upon ,l,e conditions winch may nov bo pro
posed or received,
III, t,c convenient, shall be happy TO know the
disposition Of your Board Of Directors Oh the sub
jet mot, will you do me the favor 10 give me
vous own, leaving an expression of the wishes OF
tho Boafl 10 some moro convenient opportunity.
Very respectfully your obi servant,
AMos ktkpALt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
MiSCELLA NEOUS.

TAs population NJ The United Siafc, The Bos-
Ton Journal has some interesting Suggestions on
this subject derived from tbe last Ousrtcly Regis.
ter
The greatest population 10 a square mile IS Ia
the DIstfIet of Colnmbia y here It IS 1913 "a Con
nceticui, 63 10 Rhode Island II; Massachusetts
~ Maryland and New jersey, 40 OHIO, ~ ];
New Yofk IL Pennsylvania 30.
The population II New York in 1910 II is sup
posed viii be 800 900, or 90 900 more than that
Of all New England, and about equal 10 that OF all
the Mouth Western Territories. That pt Penn
sglyania Is rated 7a1 900 Of OHIO 800 0to
hal Of yrsiuia IS pni Mt Il iew thousands more
H. H. = i., saitl.l Or ute States which IA
100, had population of III 900 w,ll have been
oyeftaken by Statc whoa had 40 government OF
any kind until one year before that date did 40. be.
come State until l-o2 and had 81 1890 populn-
ton Of only 5000 ludt Cd, ohtn hos the resonr-
&C. within fself for growing into the greatest state
ut the nton II ca support, without difficulty, u
people as ds1so TINT Of fio and.
DINO contains Dm - 900 square miles, .he
Virginia contains 81 900 whom within 1000 of
the Whole area OF New England, and makes VII.
ginia the largest as wei as oldest State. The
mex, in orler IS Georgia % 600 aud Missouri 60 8.
900. lllnol4 contains - 900, Florida 1000, New
York II 900 Pennsylvania ~ 600 North Caroll-
IA aud Louisiana Is 900 each. Delaware contains
BLOC. AID Rhode lslaui 1850.
The mort rnpd increase Of population we OBJ
serve IA IN the case ofOhlo, which Increased from
5000 Ia - 900 III ten years and IA the next ten 10
80 900 This last vas at the rate Of 400 per cent
IN ten years, whereas the average rate Of the
whole Union for the last 10 has been bat % per
cent aud lhat Of New England but u littc less than
~. Ibut of New York was never greater than
II, of Mnnc 5s. Indiana l9i, Illinois 800 lndi-
ana 500 Michigan 76< Arkansas 1874. The
most rapid increase. has, Of course been in the
y settlements
The population of the United States in 1910, is
rated al II millions What 1t viii be a hundred
years lienee II Is not easy 10 calculate. What II
pta9 be however, IS in'clablc from the fac, that
nul territory IS immensely extensive; th.to vast
amount Of rich land IS yet unoccuplcd that lands
now cultivated my be mndc vastly more produc-
two that a latge potion Of our country IS under
tropical climates, End that II tie whole country
should support but go inhabitants to a square nlic
as England nu1 does, we should have, as the Ed
itot It Z Register observes, more than ioHr nun
died MY Millions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19
IRISH MOSS OR CARA.

hR II M H7STITy tsIccmed ana popular
remedy Tor the diseases Of the Lungs Bowels, &c.
more especially for Consumption, Dysentary,
Rockets, Scroiua, Affections 0. the Kidneys and
Bladder
Bullet Waters, new splendid article, superior
TO any ever offered in this market
Night lapers IN assorted size boxes
Phosphate of Iron and Itch Ointment
Calcned Magnesla, in walls, bottles and boxes
Lunar Causuc, plperine and Medicuted Silks
Liquid and solid Rouge
INK SAND IN papers aud boxes, assorted colors
DIR, Anrise's Imcture for Indigestion
Pencil Leads, Addisons
Cayenne Pepper, American and African. bv hot.
tie, pound or ounce.-R Received aud for sale nv
Howell DAVIES.
Aug. l2 IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

Btcai fe3 Professor kuham, of Tlslc, in Il
AlemoIr the aalterdtion Of l. cad with Sui
Pllae of Copper blue yiuoD which he states to be
universally empoysdb 10y bakers for the purpose of
making bread light and porous (although seldom
IN greater proportion than one grnln to seven
pounds and halt, aquhntity too small to occasion
any serious alum finishes The following simple
method of detecting It's prcsoncc-Pour Il drop Of
the ptussinte of potash On piece OF the suspected
bread and II II contain any snlphato Copper-
even ~ small potian as one IN nlnc thousand
Tie bread ii assume IN t-n seconds Il decided
rose colour
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FOR RENT

+ yin Ia r y u
Ntit ensuing year, the place where ! now re-
side. situated III the county of Campbell, on
'he stage road, leading from Richmond to Lynch.
burg twenty miles from Iyuchburg, and one hum
nfedi from Richmond The stand for a tavern IS
very good one the Dwelling House is a LARGE two
story buck building, with all Necessary OF, hou
ses all Of which are IN 6 oil repair. There is
sufficient quantity ofopcn land 10 support the place
II Is well adapted 10 the culture of gram and has
large ORcHARp of excellent fruit. Persons wish.
my 10 rent such place, will make application to
The subscriber, living on the place
ISAAC H. DENNIS
for Elizabeth Dennis
Aug. 10 g,
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r. SCRCe;GS X BAGBY.
uroCers n Commission Merchants

h AVE just received
n 4 800 Spanish Hides
POO Sides Soal Leather
0barrels Tanners Oh
=, 3ooo lbs Va. Cotton Yarns, No 5 -
aosethef with general assortment of GROCE
kits, which they offer at far rates.
sI' C"sh paid for Flax Seed, or taken in OK.
change for Goods
Aug. l9 O..
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The following simple aud cffcacous mode of
eonntsractng the effects Of the bite OF u rttlcsnake
- rclated IN doe aa rosscd to the editors of the
Miners Journal by NJ. Robinson, Esq. civil cngl.
neer.
As a party OF assistants engaged under my d.
rechun III the location OF the Phlipsburg 4 III road
were occupied, few days since, IN proractiuns
at Their oncampment, Information vas given them
that an oSe-man attached to the party had been bit
ten 10y raitle-snake. One of the assistants Mr.
Hafg II pkiHS, of Massachusetts, Immediately
FASTENED to the spot, and applied his lips to the
wound sucking II Tor some time, aud us long as IT
appeared 10 hun that the treatment could be of any
service. The hand and m of the man nevcrthe-
less swelled excessively but in the course of day
or two the swelling went down. and neither the
assistant nor the man have since experienced the
slightest Inconvenience, The case seems TO be IA
very CONCLUSIVE IN favor OF he efficacy of such
treatment, where an individual happens to be at
hand sufficiently resulutc 10 administer it, as the
snake had been previously very much initiated,
and the wound IN the hand was a deep one II is
scarcely worth while to mention that the assistant
took the preeauton, after reslgnlng his patient $
hand, OF giving TO his own mouth the benefit of a
pretty thorough ablution
Respectfully your obcdient servant
MONCURE ROBINSON
Schuylkill co Pa. Aug s. 1888
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-08-19

In our paper Of Friday, when a'Iujing to the
history of Mr.. Randolph, we made the remark,
" He appears never TO have felt hrob Of affccon
for anolhef woman than his mother" and atti i'm
ted his unhapPaess 10 the want of some gert
milistoring sput to share his joys anI sorr,ws.
correspondent "a Vnsnnn, We think writes
in reference to this remark There is true story
Of an attachment between Randolph and II lady
who died q few years 40 IN Richmond-a lovely
and beautiful woman, who was at ono time cnga
ee1 to him, but afterwards married a nnmcsake
lis bitter enough 10 pass through thus wo Ids
lfearire,s without some pure aud beloved spirit to
bcgulIe the loneliness and difficulties Of the path ;
but still more di5henrtening, still more destructive
ofcYery kindly feeling, 10 have experienced the
bliss of d, intercourse, aud to find it, from whatev
er cause broken ~ and destroyed forever"
lIhL Inn,
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Aug 10
GU ~ -.

I'll Ms.
tNhf b RICHARDS & co. nave Just o.
pened splendid lot of Percussion and Film,
Guns, imported per the Equator, direct from Bir.
Golden Anvil WV
Aug 10
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| i'ht. Ing

A correspondent ofthe New Yo X S.andard, no
'laIes his lfi.f tom "Skao<s Misery commences
thu. - l'hnnl3 haven, am 6ere at last Con.
sticrns whence The writer sends his cpstle, We
lhlnh c has much to be thankful for.
T. S Gas
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TniBopACXvirLF, Lov, July 10

A public meeting of the friends Of The merican
Colonization Society was held in New York on
,Tgeayay evening last. THOMAS De WITT, Esq