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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

The gardeners in and about Richmond, Nor
folk and Portsmouth, are vieng with each other
in the way Of large strawberries, asparagus, let.
tuce, &c. They always make their editors the
judges, and they, TO tanta'ze all the world be.
side, give most tempting descriptions Of the
vegetable luxuries with which their tables are
loaded by the kindness Of their friends. Happy
dogs! How enviOus they must make others in
less genial chimes where horticultural pursuits
are never. or very rarely, rewarded with the
production Of any thing extraordinary. Here,
to be sure, il is different matter. Our gardens
are as fertile, our sun as powerful, our rains as
refreshing, as they are in Norfolk; and we dare
say. just as many vegetable wonders are produc.
ed. 1t is true, we DO not often get sight of
them: but that is owing altogether to the mo.
desty of our gardeners, who wouldn't like "to
be put in the newspapers"
The Charlemague, at New York from Havre,
has brought back the draft drawn by the Secre.
tary Of the Treasury on the French Government,
protested.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

A meeting Of citizens, without d'''"e",'
party, VAS held at Tammany HAIL. New w.
on Thursday evening. for the purpose Of "'.'',
arrangements for the reception Of the f''''"
of the United States. on his expected af'''
that city. The Mayor presided, and A'''a
Dayton was appointed Secretary a 'O","'"
Of arrangements was elected, consisting o. ",
persons from each Ward. for the purpose u y
rying into effect the object Of the meeting
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

The New York Commercial Advertise, W
king Of the recent election Of Na'Icna' ny
lican Governor by Jacksonico Anu'N''
legislature, says" interchangeable Six u w.,
the robes Of office are sometimes composer .
minds Us Of an anecdote, not wholly i0aPP'T
ate. perhaps, to The election referred To-
year or two since as the stage coach was p''','
thro' one Of our villages. little faxen ''e'u'' !.
chin follows ed by the side oft, bare 'heaosu' ~
ing his hat to receive douceur. oae o. u,
sengers asked him-Arc you for Gay u 81,
sonl "a little Of both," he replied O'''''
{" with touch Of the Anti. Mason"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

The Baltimore Races, over the Cent'aI ''"'
yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

Capt. Bourne Of the ship DougI''' '" s. d,
New York, informs that the day be ',''''' 1
Governor of Maysgues, r. r. bad 0t0 ', 81,
the vessels from 81. Thomas under f's' ~ T..
rautine, on account Of sickness which ''' ,,h.
ken out there amongst the shipping luo ''''
tauts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-05-15

SO brought very urgent dispatches to the Govern
ment.
The Pacha Of Egypt, Mehemet Ali, has refus.
ed 20 accept the Propositions made by France,
on the subject Of the war between Egypt and
Turkey.
Admiral Roussin having dispatched an express
to Alexandria, for the purpose Of communicating
ITO our Consul General the note which had been
drawn up at Constantnople. in concert with the
Enslish and Austrian ambassadors, in order to
arrest the. march of Ibrahim aud remove every
preteYt for Russian Intervention, NJ. de Mimault,
the French Consul asked and immediat OBJ
tanned conference with Mehemet Ali. The
Pacha, who had inst received dispatches from
Ibrahim, gave our Consul a coni reception, and
unhesitatinsly declined forwarding instructions
to his son requiring hun to suspend his march
upon Cunstantinople.
1t appears that he was indignant at the part
assigned him in the propositions Of the powers,
and particularly when he learned that conditions
we're made for him, without previously consult
ing him. Our Consul Immediately expedited the
brig lie Cygne, to carry this news,
This news is Of the highest importance. 1t
explains with sufficient clearness the conduct Of
Ibrahim and his military movements since the
convention concluded between Admiral Roussin
and the Porte. 1t increases still further the EN-.
barrassment of our Ambassador at Constantine.
pie, and renders the Intervention Of Russia all
bat certain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

The AnrI>la ;l;s5rrie) Chronicle contains a
caueiloslence h'twccn Col. Wm. G. Preston snd
Gni. Z. GRIMM ,ha.n u ,n,h Carolina, and th'
lnlsiai md rssaa ~ friends 1f nose gentlemen,
rft4ge to a pala.ea, discuss or, WHICH, + corr Is
lersopll, resufeJ IN cEa'enge AMI H. qc,e9,araa
f.'ovel by he tni,f.re.e. Of 'rien's. aud -. !
jls.nlsnt Of the quarrel. On the 18th Of february
coi Preston challenged Cui Cunningham. whirk
was accepted IN tn - h. nn1 SIX lay, Afterwards
severa of'hc mutual friends % In parties addr ssrl
not 10 en;h OF the seconds, requesting Col. Pres
ten ) second 10 " withdraw the challenger and to
relcf tn M ,tter IN controversy to gentlemen Sc
lertel by himself a nd the official friend of Col
Cunningham ; and Col Cunninahams second, &c
,cceJc 10 this arbitration. Both geatlcmen Assem-
" :, the matter was lef to General Thomas
Floaooy and Col A. p. Butler, who agreed
upon the following terms of adjustment, which,
being accepted, the Affair." tcrnina'e ed
We have read The speech Of Col Preston, deiv
ercl by him on the 33l Of December last, in Rich
land AID asa the | tier Of Cot. Cunningham, adj
dressed to Col. Preston dated 22a January last
We believe thtC Cunningham wrote his letc,
under ihe honest impression that he was personal
~ alluded toby Col Preston, in his use of TIN
names of The Cunnoghan,s and McGuks"
Ia his point ofvcw, he was excusabls IN us
'hs the language he did, manifesting spiri, o
resentment But from Col Prestons speech, ant
Otter satisfactory information we have, we ar,
convinced AMI We are authorized 10 say, that Col
treston used these names by way Of historical al
f'sion, (Which he had right to Co} and arp
rao'e TO parry against witch his remarks wer
directed, without any purpose Of wounding Co
eunn'nshams feelings as M individual
We therefore think, that e OIL Cannineh am acte
under mistaken impression; add in the momer
"' vehement used u severity of expression in hi
letter to Col. Preston which is to be regretted an
should be considered as recalled
Upon the whole, regarding the difficulty of tn
Pa''ies making explanations to each other-we Al
@opnon that all further contest between thel
shall cease
we take the liberty further to express it as OF
op!n'on that ifany thing is given 10 the publ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
COMMUNICATIONS.

~, HARD LOGAN E,a.af KIPtfar.
9ah-- hea ihe i ln1fc IS ia dan,er. she has
'lsA1 tedr9aad Tin scfrlecs Of her attrd sons nj
"'oueh II require tue sac,ice OF individual con,ror
ana pti'ate interest ltls true, the clouds wb,el
i'te'y a"kfned oul p9ltDel horizon have ,neas,r
| any pissed a" ~ but III tie waning lnnpano,
oil Edmund fepdI,toa at = CRISIS not dis.lnal,r IL
lne prescott = the dagger IS not vet over Tin
make Is seolehd. tei Kidd. Thr universal excit,
NV, - "s l'upe m AL ahoa dat the battle Is vet
10 ne io'Eha which - Ia decide the destiny of our
''u''e'Nc s. stem, am, with 1t, the fate of fi 9
teprcs 'ntat1c government. At such n tlne Sir
'Ho people OF ttis Congressional District who are
opposed 10 The anarcluca doctrines of Nullttien,ion
and Secession, are ana ious I, rally uno, - ,,,,,a
nun eS us representative who regards these doc
''lhta as tue o'@ntc' OF Our systcm--as Il deadlv
SUI winch II ever resortod 10, " III end IN polt-
ca' suicide have taken some pains 10 ascertain
poPul" sentiment III tins quarter of The district
III" am Ja'Vhad IN saying, that upon YOU all eyes
uo ""'''''i as l'r iha'i suitable person upon " HON
10 be stow then sutrages for tins honorable t,nst
W III you consent To become eandjubtc2 o.
rather can you, nj such lime, and under such -,
camstenees, refuse | would fam hone tia, ,o,,
VIII mol and permit me 10 assure You thai iI,s
'3ll although preceding FROM an humble md WI
'ai WILL II need be- swclcd to the voice of a m,Iti
's'' - - 'HlS VIZ Il mere contest about men
3" "o"'d ec " m6t1r OF comparatively SINAI, mon, ~,
upon Whose crest victory should alIeht but. It's
contest IN which ritdi plcs are inyolved-
principles upon the cstah shment or defeat of sh,ch
peada ia. tSlscure of wcl regulated cons,i,n,,o,
Al llba'y. In the sacred name of p,,,io,,.,,
uen, invoke you, Sir, to come un IN In,
rescue - u " Wv
E" IN regard to Tho TWO honorable gentlemen who
are already before the pablic us candidates far ,l
oohsress.oha ilstlct shall utter no dispar,sin,,
sentiment With Zach of them hnyc II sIiqb, No,
s'n"i acquaintance, and for each, personally / IN
ffr'hhP'e most respectful sentiments Bun u,rc
they the dearest friends had on eailh copD ma,
eHecpi as choice ofevis, hestow my snArns, ma
on ehher-todng and avowlng, rs they do sen
nments, which, however honestly entoita ned / ,,rI
y believe are hostile To the existence of the loriaa
iabne ct u mon and labftly devised ~ the wislo,,
aud cemenied by the blood ofIhe Sages and Heroes
of 70
II would be gratifying TO the numerous yoters
VINO "Hl rally to your support IN the event of Won,
compliance with then earnest soeitttion To become
a candidate fo' this Congressional district, # YOU
VIII respond to this address, through the same o,
some other public medium, nj as early dav ma
possible WASuINGpoV
LHathbps, Ndrea Is 1888.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
ca T. OF llR. GWIN.

A paragraph has recently gone the round Of the
parers 10 TIE elect, that San1cl tiwin whose mn.
mina,ion t. h. K gistcr of Llnd Office IN Mis-
sssipai, A,i 5cen twice before jactrd by the Sc
nate, was as4in nominated To the Senate for the
sane Ode, towards tie close of The last session of
Congress, and agan rejected
This aa.iae, ,tion culed forth an explanatory
art,,s III the Was.iaz toa Gi.obe-,he Official or
yaa Of thsalmini~,rat1n--,n which /, was asser,.
cj. uncu ovacay dat " Samael C;wia was re
uen,ina, d by The President and confirm Il bp the
SENT, ntfa E,.e of al (Aeir torln.r votes against
han Enc Nuional nteiIiscneer quotes The ar
,icle fro tn. C;1ae and ten add, die follow IN
sialen,antoi curious facts CONNECTED with his mat
Ter:
Tie domination Of Mr.. G.,H TO The came Office
fr whlh ac WIS d f,. ri c,oi, viz, r ,ist,r OF
The Ian olice at Mount Saus, in Mississippi
WIS " aed5H rejected Bot W. f@i thu, wc had
not heid al lha truth the subject ; aud We
Shall n ~ stare tle residue of he tale, winch we
knew natang ofuolI QUO inquiries of yesterday
placed III rossesson Of the facts.
.lIer trs tiir| rejection of Mr. GNin's nomina-
tomb tn Senat W. o;hcr person I'll { ties of
Ir,,uessrs as ,,1r. GWGN was when first nomina-
ted were nominated sncscsslyey TO the Senate 10
fl the Same Office, and tic nominations were rclec-
ted by tn S,nlc. foi ~ The oiia,s recently
ted within the State of mississippi citizens Of Ten
nessee and Aaba IA, were also nominated, aud
the Senate rejected them all. This in the
night session just preceding the adjournment
The Presl lem then sent a message 10 the Sc
nate in winch be Informed tha;b body that he woald
make no other nSnnations 10 any Of these Offices
h,,,, b,f, Init
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
4 G u ID.

RARJ l.. HrE= on ices leeVe respectfully
go 10 .....n ,bose Lu5ies Md Gentl'men whPl
.,.,,..... ,.oiossiend seale's TINT lac W.
~, t.snshhurg in ow days-No new tee'b
WI ~ inserted unless the mouth Is RFepnea ny
y e.'a day evening, the 90 inst. The great ma.
torrance Of correct Derlal treatment IS too wen
known at Inc present Jay to require any eue'datlon
on the suLlact, and parents and Canadians have Loo
many paiGfll examples IN the neglect Of the'r own
t.,,b To les,tfle ous moment in timely nrrestlne
ibo prs.sl.ss 4 Diseases which may appear IN III
,a.,i oriae,t children and wards. AS there have
atwnys boen romHro-ls applications for ID y al
ter leaving TIN, place, on his former visits 'hose
who may hoaor him with their confidence m ms
prof sion, will please apply at his Office IN the
w asbingtou Hotel as soon as possibe, rs us nu,
mero6s engagements viii not admit OF his revising
this town far several months
r. -Dr Bcason's invaluable Anh.Dyspepne
! PTS ard raoh. Ache rlncture may be had at the
| Drug stores off, I. & J. l. Royal, and d r. Ly
| mn.
| NJ re- i ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
Liberty, March II

vESliE undersigned having paiehasea He entire
a stock nl Goods Of Nj a 3 Nichols, viii
continue 10 cmrY OF the mercantl business at hi
old and well known stand under The sty le and finn
IF Bell u Eichntdjau Thor assortment of
.oods Is now very extensive consisting OF almost
erty article adapted 10 tn Wuil5 oil The Planters
aud Farmers, and viii ahortly receive large nd
dftiona, by purchases made IN the Northern Cltles
1t will be their constant endcavant 10 plcaae, both
III the prce and qanhY Of lhereoods aud as they
intend 10 keep On hond complelr1nd +, eolar sup.
Ply of every article IN their line of bu4iurs4, thsy
invite lhe public geLerallY aud particularly the oil
customers Of A y Neholp h. enc thru IL call
WILLIAM BllL,
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Liberty March II 1s33
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
2900 \ ND 800 DOLLARS


.ucgyrs 4tat1i5,A&f Want 10 ask YOU private
question, as no doubt YOU answer me but #
vou do not know any thing ahou, The matter, hope
you " III say Just nothing al all rbout Il and so let
II drap as | would mot hunt the peoples feelings |
no how a, all say, don't be hIahblug1t about
nov, IN your raprr as you commonly 10 every |
thing Of this sort ; because, the late members Of |
The legislature may thut that | intend ~ tel on
IN AMI 1T Il cat OFT offhe wallet, ami be IN d |
ding myself With business that don't cencrrn me
so hope you viii be p 'tlcalar-l'm al 5htd
10 tell you because If you don't know, yea mehi
sreak Oft. and # 50 the people might hear Of II,
! and then alas alas what would como OF IT -
Besides, IT has been kept s,liI-ncither Your
! nnper nor that un coat the W hiy, nor the " Aud
! aay :" has ever said ono word about t-aS Il -nch
a ,hinc was never thought Of by the Ireisia atf
at all.-Pnt here is the question don't te|l-')e
! you knew thai oar Legislature gave Nj btnJ w.
! Ielgh fir1 Hrnsa1d fte hBn8rcd u Ha's for 2oleg
L. South Carolina Do yop Don't lau j, bat
answer me- do nj mean21o Dollars, bat The
round sum Of tr0 hepsaad fra auHdIe!O FafF,
10, riding over 10 South Carolina Ia attend HE ob
s.quias,-tne death and burial Of Null t.aaitou :
~ Al won't Ia I 1
t!s Il sspy h. al iunel,o sermon, ~
nirN m m'4ht ailold it FOR tlrotfouard Grt hun
3re3 pg.1ats' Don't Won - Ntat a p,odieioes
fiss d. prof " IA !a.t ep, # ihcy KIN hat
lie delegate. s. aon H. ssft 70 la-HH1nd ! II
#>.ntsf - Ial#.tf LATTE bl#,ass. hai tate ettlng
away ,a-.l Haa,Y at tins rale, without thu, icave
Or ever TN item know any thug about II l
know fou WI stretci YOU eyes at THIS, hut IL tar'
.oa ncs1 ro. for yon may beeve lt--as J hnFr q
:. srapa.iaa wy best Authority that or Vlre1nia
f, L,es.5sur. actul.iy cow Nh. Leish ara moNs4na
Erc ka1sdftd Dollars -
EIILY FLANAGAN.
s.r Notwithstanding friend Flanagan reqn. ST
MS not 10 blal his meter yet think II light thn
the people Of Virginia should know how much II
has cost them to kill Cock Rebln-Wc do 70
pretend to account for the silence of the Wing ant
Enuu rcr. For own part, we had heard ct III
extravagant appropriation before but VIC coul
mo-, at first believe il, and therefore we said no'hn
=, about it. But he truth IS as Billy Flanagan ref
:. resents it, The Legislature has actually appro
o priated 12500 to remunerae Mr.. Leigh for traVe
. ling to and from Charcston, and staying there 81
N or eight wceks!. THIS, however, is not as bad q
9 Mr.. RandJph's drawing upwards OF twenty thot
IS sand dollars from the public CRIB for crossing Ii
r. Atlantic in ship of war and making his bow to ii
II Emperor and Empress of Russia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
IrE,21sEEs &fts.OOE.

.nIIE Spdng aud SUMMER session oil ta9 SUB
IL scribers' School viii confluence on Monday
tb4 I9lh Of March, aud continue FIVE months.
Terms-O ribosrdpby Reading and Writing,
a. .sr."5o, So
Artbm,tic, Grammar, Geography, with The
use Of the Map History, (oncient and modern }
Rhetoric, and the ru1imcnts OF Natural fnloso-
ply aud Astronomy, &'~ ~
n B.-Eaah pupil will be considered as entered
from the time al commencing until the end o. oe
session H. BENAGH
NJ. & RICHARDSON.
Mash '''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
MARRIAGES.

MaRRikD, nj 81 louis Missouri, on the ols
MI BY TN Rev. Nj B5frymaa, Mr. THEO. w
puNSiCA, u Mhs MARIA L. POINTER
daughter" If the late john Pointer. formerly Of
Lyaehbur;
- on Tuesday cscring the 10th March.
by The Rev Charles II. fage HENRY WEST
~ aRfl,S, tsis Attorney Mt Inv, t. Miss
ANt, donshtcgo Wm Mcdaniel. Esq MI of
am1ers, county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

sSoa'j surpose IL mig. successfully sen1rete VII!
tho fbreign article if the duty was entirely rtmov
ed. But no, so with the CUT CLASS, the manu-
fscture of which is in its infancy in ,hs country &
large quantities being ANNUALLY imported paving
adult o; ecn,s Per IT,. end 20 per cent al va eu,,
any red on Vi tins duty woui1 DC rlHous 10 tie
manufacture, al last for SOM yeas 10 CONF
Effects Of Iriernr' Improvement. Tho Even.
ing Advertiser. fuh,sled at Rochester, y Y. "a
place not known the map Eileen ears 40, )gavs
-" We nave II, from .aoi autlIafity, tha, 30 nol
bushels OF wheat have hecn o1r.h,sedhy the MI
iers IN tbs Ni'a''e' during III. last vel, a, sc,,r
shiI RS lerb4sbel; to.>,a; a Disbursements, II, y,
firm,fs # hetaeen twenty lye AID th.rtv lions
md d5it,a a orc css"-aal II not been is,# Ia.
grca, Canal not one boshel of tbs wheat would
r-oo.,ig NV ever re,4.al m,rlet, a. # II
ha4, would haHr been saddIel VII, sash hca,g
casts as lpoory to remanero,c the Guncr Tor h IS
labor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

~ Tho National Intelligcnccr, ofthc 18th, con-
,ains the Repor, of the minority OF the eonn''''e
=, manufactures of the House Of Representatives,
fll; - If the broad columns OF that paper. It =
signed by J. a Adams and Lewis Cona'e'' anu
IS, we suspect, from the pen of the former s'"'''
man We have not room for this document !"
full bu, We shall hereafter take some notice OF lis
argument
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

sf In order to maize roon or the ssete., of tho
Laws passed at the last session of the virginia
Legislature, we are compelled 10 defer, until Gun
next, the able Speech Of VIM. {. Rycs, on thu
Force bill
= mt soa the riell side--bnl we 10
10. i'e his manner of ia,tra.r, is subject
- Mai John NJ Holland, Capt, Slammed Ia
and Soft. why Z, Woods are announced as can.
d'd''es 10 represent TIC county of Franklin in the
XXI Legislature oi Virginia.
- Gg'.ta'a , cbea,anm = ernooncrl a. n |
.aeh5n'. to rg' - seaa! Of atrl,,s ia Il.
IA L'sisi" ifs n rae,y,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18

STOIFN from my plantation, near New Glns
80 COW, IN the county of Amherst, on Sunday
pio4 the 18th March last II dak hroan JACK,
nf ordinary 49, H. is II yrnrs obi las nhaze ia
hrs fac q, nuu~oal Ieneh inolnng To the right
he end II one III tis cars cropped, and Ina boots
are nns commonly loue the effects Of founder
have reason, tah,,e c he has been carried 10 some
If the western oa,t,rs Of tins Stale md sold pro
b,by To the county Of Bole'oun. Any lni@mn-
non pjyen me-, 50 that get him ognin, will be
ihpukfnlly received, aud tho person ieerHily re.
werflcd ID. "A. CAbliti's
New Glasgow, March Is. la
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
-D0C,V.r.DNtt MD JOHNS

rnAS located himscH at Dr.. Lynch Diidrds,
I'd pusylyanla county, and offers his proes-
.;l services IN ilg various branches, To the pco-
n,e Of that neighbourhool, and the adjacent county,
around. -,
Mach, u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
PROM the Ri1hptond Compiler.
,,Dpn 0FTHE CITY

We understand, that numerous engagements hive
been made for enclosing lots and building houses
in the course Of this year We have heard OF inc
sale Of a few lots, which indicate decided rise IN
the value Of real property. These are signs OF
prosperity " hich VIC iail with much sa'''aG,'o','
AS soon as our James River and haha""a " ."
Gets under way, we have no DOUBT ina, sea'
I'll srar,Iv advance in value. 1t is said that
or.ner,v IN Petersburg has increased 33s per cent
since her Rail Road went into operallon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
TO r x EM r.,

A mart o. the Plantation lately owned by Achilles
"a Douglass heirs, and situated on w ara ;
o Toad obont four milcs from Lynchburg. II has IA
,o,d u yelling iIousc on II, an excellent Apple
orchard. &c &c.-Apply to Newly Johnson, at the
Toll Gate, or to me. .
: 0'' ACHILLES u. JOHNSON.
March IL -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
CIR Et.igEi y NoSBV.
Commission Merchant :.

- - lEsNP'spS.
\ uNl1SSlon Merchants
prEt,,to>n -
HAVE o,,h,,,t an., az, t'.,
~aA NM :, 60, ,,9d NJ, , ',,,' -. g.
SDCD a., ,,,.,. ~ ''e''''' ''o6"
on l,axas ,L.,. iI,,...,,, c..
- 4, Io.r So,
., hbdx N q NM W., lnlll, N,",5..o.
,oo h,ss ,re.n p,,, .,,d.,,
an \, -,
IN -, rln.1a',,,l = y, H.. =, n,
9,,.5.,,.rtrs, - i'"o'' AZ"
s.''g'i.'...
- ~ 4" - %" , ~
no
,'f'P . w ''' Ivy '''f ''e''e ut"hd
ia" ~ u DO
~ ines pure li"anh 1h
oo "o's n'i'" o" ny " msk'y
:, neis naAl tednsfs do IL
:" "o tia'h " @en do IL
>" mus n'l'lmore W mskc},
'"boS. do do
10 hhis Apple Blhud,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-18
OiRiIifAis 4.

DIED on the | tn ist. q. l., tssi lon,e in tia
county Of Campbell. Capt. TnOMis JOIN
ON, in the Glib year Of Lls 49,. Tha atsads,,
had his 70 blss III common whhil men, hut bad
Nlso his st,uesas 10, sirlet honesty and..ntogdtY
lie was surpassed by none and IT, writer of ta,s
hes reason 10 believe that two days H. bis
'eath' he experienced that change OF iaat wi.s,,
va. '@e;sSary 10 tend has immortnl spftt uecep
taele n ,,c s'slt of cod The deceased Jeff ntl.
asran, family Oh lfen, und dlsconsolate WId=
NV 10 la,ssni and j.. his loss
But why should ", mora departing f,cnds,
Or slhkc NJ d5nih's alarms
It's but the voice which Jcsps sendq,
To call rs to his arms