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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
VAlHable Neal Estate for Sak.

vfIE subscriber viii scll al ptiyate sale, on Il
u besal terms, tho foow'ing Real Eeia,e lately
osnedby David Kyle: Martins Warehouse, ibe
Mxnsion House occupied by Samuel !. Harrison,
Esq, the Bel Tavern occupied by Col. N. Lang
horne the two brick tcnemenis occupied by Tho.
Robertson & Co and Ro. Kyle, and the three
wooden tenemenis cccunlcdbs Early and HINT
Those who have any knowledge Of the location
and situation of the properly, will admit his 10 be
one Of tho most valuable Estates in Lynehhutg-
Fntsrnv apply TO David Kyle, OF The subscriber
RIO. KYLE
J...c L. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

William B. REID. Thomas J. Reid, ad-
ministrator ofJohn Reid, deceased Jo-
scph Gadd, sen'r, and Robert c. Gut
Ter.
UvAKE NOTICE,--tha, or Monday. the 9Th
II day Of July, 1888 between the rising and set.
tug of the sun, at the Tavcrnof Mr.. - Harmon,
in the town of saunton, & State Of Virginia, shall
proceed to take the depos,ons ofJancs Johnston, *
others; and if not completed on THAI day. to be
continued from day to day, until finished, which
are intended TO I've read as evidence in a suffice
pending in the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for the town of Lynchhurg, in
which, am plaintiff and you are defendants, when
and where yoa will please attend.
HENRY, A PAUPER,
~ Of Esther
5srF u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
Wholesale and Retail.

DATENf seylhe Bli'lss OF every SIZE
4 Mullins do do do TO
English Grass do 10 10
Brier, Dutch Blades Reap Hooks
Patent Balances, AMI IA great variety Of other
Goods Just received and for sale Al the sign u the
Gol,len Anvil. TIIEO. ROBERTSON & co.
Any Is
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Hardware aud Cutlery.

w ~
VayIEo ROBERTSON & Go. 'Sigf Of he
u Gtlde 1ar,( ofier frst -. as.e 'meni IL
the above loa-Thev are nov receiving .hen
SPRING SUPPLY, which rende,s ,l'oir select "a
equal 10 any in h. St3t,, aud which they piedse
themselves to 5 II at Richmond prices, IN ditfef-
cnce IN rent, Duard Nc. between Rchmond AMI
I.ynciEnre well enabling them to do so.--Tbsy
respectfully solicit of their friends md thu public 4
continuance Of patronage herctoio EXTENDED
them,
Arrli > Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
May

YNEIE undersigned feels gratefuLfor the patron
- age heretofore extended to him as Commits
sion Merchant in the sales of Tobacco, Flour, sc.
AS member Of the firm of Nowlin, Hunt q Co
he solicits a continuation of that patronage and
pledges particular attention TO all consignmeoas
made to that firm. SAMUEL NOWLiN
May 20 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

SEGARS.-Hack's Segars of every qnali-
~ ty,at Baltimore prices, by the box.-For sale
by J. 7, &. J. l. ROYALL, Agents.
-Apsit4 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
NOTICE.

If not previously sold will sell, at public auc
II ton for cash nil the cs,rte formerly owned by
William P,ltc, dec d., nj Charlotte Cou,i-house,
and left mr. by him, consisting oftwo lots of Wood
Land, one OF which contains 50 acres, the other
35. convenient to the Court house. Also three
improved Lots, making acres upon which Is d
tavern house. The above sale will take Ilaco or
the 9Th DAY of August next 1t beng court day.
Any person wishing to purchase oil or any part Of
said property. for particulars, will apply TO Col.
Joseph Wyatt, to Mr. Archer Vaughan, or to
MIR Winslow Robinson, living ut Charlotte Cont
house, to myself, in the county OF HALIFAX, abou,
two miles from Brook Neal,
FRANCIS W. SCOTT
June l3 Is
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\ Valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE.

6 I u. &C.; ;:.: G: : : !: ;::s e.:
"@ Campbell county, on the waters OF
Fla; Crock situated about II miles from Lynch
burg, and irun Chmpbe Court house. 1t con-
t'lns bctNrtn / and II hundred acres, 3 or hun
lied OF which is ccnre5 about 60 acres Of Meadow
Land and part of which Is row in timothy and
herds Frass ThGro IS considerable portion Of
GOOD Tobncco Land, Handsomely and convc.
naniy improved, consisting OF good Dwell.
LING HOUSE, 81 by 10, two stores high, with
Other convenient out houses, and we'll Watcrcd,
aud an exceeding fine Spring. My farm is N n
state Of Improvement, INC .oscd by excellent feaces
and IS remubo healthy situation i deem Il
farther description Of the nrer4'iy unnecessary
Any person wishing 10 purchase, will first view
the place and examine for themselvesl an deter
mined to sell aud will sell bargain -Terms
shall be libefD and accommodating
pEiTON LEFTWICU.
May 80 Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

NAVE now on banda large supply of NEW
MUSIC, Toilet and Mantle Looking Glass
es.AAiso, new and handsome Piano Forte
JOS. y. EVANS.
gsRos to
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Communications business.

UnIE subscriber offers his services to his friends
III and the public as Commission Merchant
His office is few doors above the Franklin lIotel.
SAML ANTHONY.
Mrs Anthony wishes to take few Young La
dies as Boarders. Her rooms are commodIous, and
near some of the best Schools IN Lynchburs-
Feb. 81 Is
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NOTICE
NEW GOODS.

M + have received, hy the london Packet, a,
w New York, few packages very sopr Fan
cy Goods, which We beg leave 10 offer 10 oul
friends on very nlodorlie terms Wholesale and
retail dealers i'll find j, to their interest 10 call nnd
inspect the above.
MCKEE,, ROBINSON & Go
June II. "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

YY!tiiNtA.-a isules holden Ia the tI.fb'.-I .---.
~ tresi Superior tour, at In AID ,t,.t4 -
t"'vn at INnethnfF, ihr II d., IL As-r - iF =
fhly, I'll 1gafnsi CAV fou.y nrd / t,i.iI =
fe,ef Ahsh.t" M NeitY III 40. Me-. w. 'N VIZ
Is a'y ifs titc. tssg, >tnl', X isi.l Saudio-, -
r.. j4t4#- Z - lra a'i'.t h. wife Nm d.
Srncs Ia, VII r..t'a iste, Adtiony Patr - sH
je.janay Pn.e, 'Rsy Pat, Ailsu slime ., { A.. Of
So, Hieha,d p.fan. Jueis Money ard - E.
sn,nrsl Mscy aud Betsy hi wife, Pc. ST. f
sInutlns, s'nlnri. sinik,ns, nran I'm hil,
smykins. Dcfts. veg
fho defendants Fnn's hnnc' ani k la a'. 5,t .,
Sinpkins ana G"ofrs $npkit., r. b., - y
tneir Appearance an fittn srcalfr ar f.s=s r.
= seuhiy -It the fue. = Ia sa4-,, F..
satisfactory - iopfc tiHt itrs 81. II / ult ',, =
country y - #.ieret. TIT 80 d.z.r..
itere the first dny of IT, mex Il .insafH -
siiial & um.ndrt, y IT., - he tlsipu1, al '.its#
tins ntitr i, Forthwith iH.eited = #t.a ..l..!
ishd ~ the town of -. blit., ..-t> r,.rd
,feiy, nnd posteG At tae ft"nta = .. s.I4..
II the ,aiI own.
4 Cap,-res,n, y. NO8Isrr
Ar -
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..,ymav,s-s, arle. pais., :, &.

w m 0Nft--h RMS hniaen 4 e. CT
the Croft snperias canr. Z lna a.. ~
tho cnsaty 81 tharlot:r. iiis atf rs of A.. a.
Tate, kabc,, Woods aua Am liizsi,eti 3D. .
Brrly Ann Eiiz,eeb Tai 1hiI q heir Al 49,. n, ..s
Tate. FORMERLY Eslahefi Tissbe r,ate -" q isitsf
dren md heirs Of JOHN Tinhefiakc deed ~ ne
James NJ. sches. Samuel :. Fnqua and aal', e
mofehqnis ~ i,ade. paaef the FIRM of So. Arns
To-, Augustine Jinisriste, Jim ;
Nancy his w'ie formerly Nancy Tnnl., Lsta '.'a-.
children aud heifs Of Johu Tin.boilaLe 49, o. 2 o..
dsLts.---in ChsBeery. Nfed,
The defendants. james NJ. Scales and Jo,,,
aud Nancy has wife, rot having entered ~ /. low
accordingly q the act Of Assembly. nud ,La "HHa
court, aud IT ape ring In the satt.1., tim ~ ~
Tue, ore mol Mtth'inht. Of 'i. State oat,hr f'
lihl.is d, c"ni,e', II is ordered that he .eh Of
ieir'h"ts do appear before The Judge pf a. ~ OIL
the h'st Day OF The mkt ,stn md enter = a.. ''
and answer the plaintiff hiij, I'D rua a., Hifl-H
forming the '.ocfoe Of tn court nd tl,ai Il , .rf
lie Inserted ~ sainp newspaper nal,l,sal b go a
|. nI.iiIfF 10 rigIt We - Eacenssty.15 ,. 80
ifon, LOT o. ',o r'HTi lou" e faq raid {, MI,
May 20. '''''NsGArt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20
STONE WARE.

4 FEW hhds. of Stone WAR, we'll assorted
n Just received from the Rielmcnd FACTORY.
JOS D EVANS
juno ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

UST opened, direct from Sheffield, splendid
w assortment OF Knives md Forks, Pocket and
Pen Knives, Scissors, Razors, Saws, Drawing
Knives, &c at the Sign of the Golden Anvil
T1fEO. ROBERTSON Il co.
Mny Q is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-06-20

The distinguished imported Arabian horse
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Dr.. IYcnrer's Eue IIatcr.

For wsok aud mr. nd eyes frequen II used q
II wash, IN 20 neron with Weavef's Eye Salye.
IN tedious rb ono ses particularly whete theft
Is much discharge 81 ma,ier. Pr,oe % cen bot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05
MY PROCLAMATION.

To every body way down east, aud
tother way too, all along shore, clear
TO York and virginny and South Caro-.
lima.
I,MAJoR DOWNING, Publish nv
Proclamation. Not such a Proclama-
ton as the President published about
them Nullifiers, but Jest to let you know
that I've got my Book done ut last, and
a pretty cute thing It's iu, cording to
my way o. thinkin. It's got my Lilo
in it, AMI most all my letters, besides
few from Uncle Joshua, and Cousin
Ephraim, and Cousin Nubby, and so
on. And it's got some of the capital
list picters in il that I've seen this many
day; and if some on EN- don't make
you laugh little when you come ia
see EN-, | wont guess again. The
prlntln and the paper is first rate, and
take It all in all, think its about tho
prettiest annual there has been pub
lished this year. The price of il, bound
up as neat as u new pin, will be dol
lar; and as | expect there'll be some.
thing Of a scrabblin after en- as soon as
they are ready. perhaps you'd better
call right away at the bookstore Of
LILLY, WATT g. COMPANY, l2l
Washington st. and let EN- take your
name down, and then you'll be sure to
get one before they are all gone.
Boston, November, 1888.
N. B. All Editors, from Maine to
South Carolina, are requested to pub.
lsh this Proclamation, and charge il
TO me, or the President, or Uncle Josh.
ua, the Postmaster in Downingville, or
all of us together. nov. 0.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

are for 81 days to wear garments Of
coarse white linen, and caps without
tassals or buttons, and during 100 days
they must not shave their heads. The
Monaghan employs are to assume tho
same mourning, with the exception OF
the white garments. The Chinese peo-
pie must leave their heads unshaved
Tor the same period, and are 10 wear
no 'assals on their caps for seven days.
he night OF nominating the Empress
belongs 10 the Emperor's mother, who
soiicits within three years, one Of tho
i've spouses Of her son for tina, office.
Russian paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

Death Of the Empress Of ChiHa.--
On the 18th of July, died at Pekin, the
consort of the Emperor of China. A
general mourning has been ordered in
consequence. The Mantshur employs
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05
KENNEDY,s ADDRESS.


Dir. Kennedy, is his address recent.
ly delivered before the American ln-
sttutc, at New York, in alluding ito
the dazzling display Of the rich and
rare creations of mechanical skill"
exhibited nj the Fair Of the Institute
which he appropriately terms, "but an
epitomc Of the vast and complicated
aggregate of national work"-thus
happily rebukes some of those transat.
lantc writers who have lately publish.
ed their descriptions Of the "men and
manners" ofthe United States:--
Bali. Wis.
al could wish TINT the traveller from
other climes, whether his intent be
wicked or charitable;" whether he
come clothed with prejudice as gar.
mint, or appear in the pure robe Of
philosophy, should have the fortune to
witness such scene Us has fallen un-
der our eyes; it would teach him thar
the glory Of America is not to be mca.
sured by the fnical pretensions Of the
drawing room, nor by the custom of
conviviality at the table, nor yet by
the scale of comfort and accommoda.
ton at the inn;--but chiefly, and most
adequately, by the great intrinsic vi
gor of our working people, and by that
intellectually elastic spring that heaves
up the inward vital power to the sur
face, and transmules the gross elements
ofearth into things ofvalue; that makes
the poor man the being only of a sea-
son, the rich man the sure inheritor Of
increasing luxuries, and the whole ma
ton the abode ofhappy and prospering
citizens"
"The stranger who comes to spy in.
to our land, comes but i'll furnished to
read the deep spirit Of our institutions,
and to see the workings ofour political
mechanism, if he have no eye but for
the conventional refinement of exclu-
sive and aristecratic society. To him
all things will seem vulgar, and it will
be so written in his diary. But if ho
would learn what makes us peculiar
people; what gives us strength and eff
cheney as nation; what makes US hap
Nv and united; and, above all, what is
to make US permanent, massive, and
predominating power in the affairs of
the world, he will find il in the princi-
pie that has ordained the lot of one to
be the lot of 1.-THE principle that re-
jects the very exclusiveness ne values,
and renders all observances, customs,
4 y &sraf
mon, or,--what in his vocabulary 10
| the same thing,-vulgar. When the
subject Of crowned kings shall arrive
at the philosophy and the temper 70 sec
these things, he will cease TO report,
mthat all is barren from Dan to Beer
sheba," and he win find less annoyance
to his cloyed and dainty appetite, as
he traverses the broad expsnse of QUE
Republicans empire"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

Spelling the Marriage Ceremony. The
following statement Is no jest, but posi-
tive fact: IA young man. in business in
Liverpool, led his blushing bride to the
altar, in the Old Church Of that town; and
when the question was asked. 'Wili thou
leve and CHERISH Sc, he answered as is
cusiomary-snd added, When she need
ed. he'd bang her. The girl Immediately
stopped the clergyman. and asked 4 Z was
too late 10 Ietract On being told that Il
was not. she turned upon her heel, and
quietly walked out OF the church, saying.
that "A man who could say what he had
said at such moment, 10 jest. was most
likely to put bis threat into execution, and
babe him choose another mate
.Maachester paper.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1833-12-05

An Ohio paper exclaims-"General
Jackson has unstipped the Bank-let
West Point follow. and The country is
safe" 1t seems TO us, that If the safety
OF The country is to he entrusted TO such
frenzied sen,ineis as these journals. our
best and most useful institutions will be
successfully demolished. and the safety
Of the country secured by its anarchy or
its barbarism.-T isksburg .ddv.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

| The following cngrosscd bs we're read third
une mud passed To emend the oct Incorporating
'he salufal Bridge turnpike eon,fany--To autbor-
we sum OF money 10 he raised by lottery TO repair
ahd improve thu road frou the Red Sulphur
oPtthss 10 Newborn, ~ the county Of MONTGOMERY
Altering the trims OF the Superior Courts In the
seventh district, thirteenth ereu To provide for
'he thY'neh of Judgments III Iayof Of superDumc-
rafy officers Of theresoluilon
he order Of the LAY WAS taken up being the q
lection ola Brigadicr General OF the 4,h Brigade,
10 supply the place Of Con. Thomas q. Randolph,
resigned and on motion of Mr. Patteson Of T.,
The House proceeded to the election
Mr. fancey nominated Col Edward w. Hub
bird
MIR. Nash nominated Col VIM Lyon.
MIR Paeson u G., nominated Col. George
Washington Cole.
The vote was then ,ahfn and il as follows, in
GLIDING the vote ofthc Sehate--For William Ii
gon lo3, Edward W Hubbard IS, George w
Cole 10
On motion of Mr. Brodnox, it was
Resoiped, That the Committee OF Courts Of JUS
iicc inquire into the expediency Of revising So
much OF the Act of Assembly for limitation of ac-
uone, for preventing frivolous and vcxaious suits,
concerning Jeofus, and certain proceedings in CT
vi cases, passed 25,h Feb, 1919, AZ nuthorises
wriIs Of cop,as ad nspoadendsm in Tho County
Courts 10 be returned IN certain cases 10 soma rulo
day IN the Clerks Offices ofthe said counties.
MI Gregory then presented the following fcsolur
ton
RESOLVED, That the Committee Of Courts ofJuss
tce bo instructed Ia enquire into the expediency Of
allowing by law the exhibition Of Faro Tables, Bill
lard Tables, A BIC Tables, u s A Tables, and
corJ playing generally andlhn said committee any
whether II u advisablo to allow said gaming will,
or without license and that said committee also
enquire into the espoj,cncy Of revising aud amen
ding tho several laws IN fegard to gaming, so ~
more efleciualy to suppress the destructive vice Ut
gambling and that saId committee report by bill VI
otherwise.
Ga this resolution debate topk place, in which
Messrs Gregory, Stuuu OF A, Dade, and Camp
beIl took part.
A motion OF Mr. Stuart of A TO lay the resolution
on the table, TO give him an opportunity 10 offer MA
amendment was nesntlvcd.
On notion of MIR. Dadc, the resolution was so a
mcnded M to give general instruction IN the conf
mtce 10 inquire into the expedIency Vi amending
the laws for the suppression Of Gambling.
Aud aftor acting on some private hila in their
early stages the House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
gD3t&EEt%FG A'EitPM.


ILL., Ei>i2--.'' :.
lam ~ DIS %hc;"" ttef' 's'iaa!on o'"o'f=
ta#t.st. Use. 5ean. t'e 9@4't '"snt o. IS III ~
v#.s8ell.. hafa.H' oi4ef thai ma." oo's'
liua fa#,.f.i r.. - a7ih"fi'H.
laoai#'t ~ d. fts Uljaf>taa1m2li, VIA DC pro-
er - asccrt:s = u 1rHti. distinctive e0''"c'e'''
tn. 81 c1Hi,.'e g1yer'1ai= Il ana 4 league
\ complete Government Is siehn'd 10y no'"cai
wtrfs 70 be that authority IN society "'irn IS eih'
powered to enact laws, ana to enforce Their eN'
ecuaou, and 10 cEaei obedience ny adzi3"e sun,
TONS. These nawe'S must a. ui!tc III oo'eih-
msaf q max Il complete.
" i.sa2Re,' means tho5e po'fMai connexions
called ALLIANCES mere ''ne 'e a,1s a'' t' 0S''''y
formed by crnt'25t "I'"c=h Po"''' c't'"''! So'e'
ei.a auj independents.
ltIg my purpose u snow tlat ''e 2o,s"U'uo" Is
romp's's sors1pmeM In dong TIM "l'i pre-
mss tat "nasttei ;Ae government 's compute u
MOI, d., o, d7psisd upon TIC extent oi lis powers,
In ea5a H.: .N5t OF us power over lne SUBJECTS
Ni.d.a it. control a go'efaiii'n' VII oe 10 I."'
p + aver one saal'el as I'VE ana oyer TWO as n'e
fins aahority h enact 'a9i oloatn5 'n't SUBJECT
aud enforcing nose iH"s' og a'"p'e,
Tn co.'lisnon OF 'h9 "h''e0 9'@le9 7,o' 70
the General no'efh'n7n' l'o2'' 70 'na,e WA, :"
coac.nie treaties, 10 i'Vy 'a1es' " ae7"'P'' o''i
! L.,
San2etloh o. Tue so'Gr"'e''.' II 1''''eN ~
tuFe 10 endN. AVS an hSeep'f ~ '','''
and 'oa''t'fY . oe''40 eo'''' Al
der uei"' WIN ''"i'' 50 e''''s ,..,;af,,,.,,as
these po"e's arc he1'''''! ''''-
OF Sofeft'5"'H' anu va" ,,'''1 "'" -,
compete 9o' esaa'snl 40" . ''''''s''
anS tae5r 80 u ~. e"' - ~ no. y
contfot IL "'@4 tsi1i ~
crs ektehi "'tiaa"s'c-'' - -
9t@e J U''o'os32's o'' ~ c,,'',
flAch Al rs c','@..a N.''4'e' ''''! - - rI.
NiH3t Ia, : u '"e -. ~ i -,
o1e % ih' =" s.'
tE",'"eg ,'. - $500,
nae ~ ~ s''ps''' ,as rler.
ZIG o9ale ',,,,,n,, IA ,c,a,io
" nt''o'' ''s' ',,'; o>,,aine has al the essen
ma fo"''S = '''e' - 20 tho formation
tas' "''" ,a'' ,lz.' ,,,,ro'
Oh u. ,,,o ~. ,ons,,,,,,or :.
ii 'al1 p'o 1''1 h s ~, ,,
,lo' ,,..b;.h ,llre ,,o o.n,,,,ia,
In a. u '''I co. ',"y ','li',e'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
asy EG.EITJ,EaE2Hs & TOLEas.
TER Wis.

=. r,r aer aaaBnH, ravhbie ~ slvaace. No sub
-. ,l H. reeaiyet for les time than six months
" am, yil b. isr mttued fhut the discretion of
s ssa rIitof auu,ll al arrcarage~ src paid.
- ,pyEe ftsEnHErIsin he inserted at so cent?
- f,r Ia.l il.t TIM, ani y ! crns for each
pe f,.. Tansr rom lssttafe mast he paid for pre-
,,,ir insertion, "rthe ptyncht assumed by soma
N.",s,,Ia ,,cr>on Lyurhhnrg.
lrtt.r Al lressr T., the Editors be post paid
., liz, viii not be attended to-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

A mini 10 long aotnded Orators The celebrated
DR.. WiTHERspooN was in the habit Of advising his
pupils to this cfiect-"Never rise until you have
something to say, and always conclude as soon
as you have done" IF members OF Congress and Of
our State Legislature, could be persuaded to attend
to this recommen 1ation, what saving Oft time and
money would take place in the U. States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14
POETIC

t,r5rl he Nc York Mirror.
a SCENE Ok THE HUDSON RIVER.
Ie4 wit.l3N {. nHi'%r
O., yb,,l. $ and dsws are around my way,
And .,lencr 81 IL, eaeiY day
MlJs, tn. dafh h'tlS thai watch ms bed,
fattsrs the mlgafy Hudson, Snraaa
11ornncI save by drops that tdl
F.,n shrubs that fringe his mountain WALL
AID o'er the clear still water' swciis
rb. music Of the sabbath bells.
Al s,v,this line nook Of lan),
,.;s,lod with trees on winch stand;
All save that line Of hills that lie
suspended in ,Aa mimic Sky,
s..ms blue VOID above, b1ow,
rr6.o,,,b which the whte clouds come and go
And from the ereen worlds farthcst steep
( gazs into the AIRY deep
Ioy.lcs, oflovely things are they
On earth that soonest pnss away;
'rhe rose HAT lives its liale hour,
i nf,ycd beyond the scup,urcd flower
Even love, long tried, and cherished ion5
Bsrnn! IS more tender and more strong,
Atfnolcht Of hat insaliate crave
From which It's ycarniuss cannot save
River in tins sweet hour chou hast
Ts3,mu "a If heaven On Garth 10 last,
1or long shaH ,hy s'lil waters tie,
Al imago Of tie glorious SKY.
Inv fate aud mac Grs no, rcpose;
Ana ere ,uraf5tr evening elole,
'fAou 10 ilig &c shall tuta again,
Ard | - scea the crowd OF men.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-14

The Dutch ship Louisa Barbara has been con.
dcmned and forfeited to the u States for bringing
into Philadelphia greater number Of passe.!.
gers than the statute allows. She was 3g7 tons
bmthen, and brought in ITS passengsrs--being On
excess 0fs9 more than shy had right 70 %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1833-08-14

Remarkable Tradition. ",hree
Viscountesses," daughters of the Ouch
ess of TryconnelD Lady Dillon appears
to have been the most remarkable, and
to have inherited with the high blood OF
the Haniltons. no small share of that
lively and wilful temper which distin-
guished he: mothers family. There is
a curious tradition respecting her, still
preserved among the peasantry of the
country in which she resided. Ii is re-
lated that, on the death of Lord Dillon,
she inhabited Laughin Castle then only
possessed by Irish billions. This prince
ly feudal edifcc covered two acres OF
land, and, with the estate round it, was
assigned to her as her jointure, but with
the proviso, that she should reside during
her life in the castle. The lady, in her
widowhood, was seized with u passion
for young Englshman and being un-
able To de,ain hlm with her, or to follow
him tn England as long MS the castle ey-
isted, she determined on the widest aud
boldest project thai ever entered the head
of an impetuous woman borne away by
the whence of passion; she ordered
banquet to be spread in her garden, then
fired the castle, and feasted by the light
of the blazing pile. After supper, aud
while the towers were yet burning. she
set off England with her Iover.-C Court
of Charles the Second.