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NOTICE.,


I'LL he sold, on Thursday the lih 81 tril,
w ut iha r.sdenpc al the late Cnpi. Pleasant
Dawson. IA Bedford county, all the rettshahi"
property ol which the said Dawson died seized.
except the Negroes which viii be hired for the
bnlaacr If III" year, Mt hat tim" aud place-Ol the
stock Of caule, there are or 7 very likely
Ml"h Cows "'th young cnivcs3 yoke II Oxen,(ve
~ likely )of tho stock OF Horses there are 3 wo'k
Horses, and the brao,ifui stallion Young Florizel.
who ~ now years old, 10 hands inch high. IN
fine health and vigor--a large quantity oil Corn,
Oats and Foddef Plantation Utensils, IIossehnld
and Kitchen furninIe, &c. &c. A credit uuill he
FIST day al January nsxi will bn given for oil
sums OF = 40 and upwards. by the purchaser CIV
ing bond ~h approved security all suins under
$l0 cash Will be required
J. II MOORMAN, admir-
All person having claims against said estate are
ieqn"lsd To make them known, this, provision
may he made 10 satisfy hem aud all those in
deb ed 10 sad estate will please come forward aud
make payment without delay.
j. II M0ORMAN, Admir-.
Natrh % Wv
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Thoughts pcnt up, want arr
Aud spoil, like bales unopend TO the sun"


When the yeas and nays taken, like TO see
how the members vote all subjects of interest," &
parc ularly my own representatives. This can
not sometimes know from your paper You did
not tell us, think how the vote was particularly,
on the bill authorizing subscription TO large a
mount to the stock of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and several others.-By the way, will just
say, am much obliged to Billy Flanagan for his
piece Of information
Now, what have to propose is, that you enlarge
your paper a little at proportional expense, and
publish it ri.weeky during the 81 ssions OF the
State Legislature. Then, your readers may &c as
fully, and almost quickly Informed as they
would be by taking the Richmond papers.
The print and quality of your paper had inten-
led to notice, but there has lately been so much I'M
proyenent in both those particulars, that the neccs
sity seems TO be superseded.
No doubt many would thank you, as well as my.
SELF fyou would modes,ly hint to readers OF news
papers, not subscribers that we do not like, when
call send for our papers, to leceive them de
faced, on half worn out by the use OF others; we
thick ourselves entitled to our property !, for one,
DO Country Postmasters are too often reiniss III
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& =. III DYAL In.

SyNk no. II. NELSON has removed 10 Liner
80 " Bedf I'd, and will continue 10 practice
Mod c,uf IN all rs various bramches-fle may be
fcund ut Mr.. DIVERS Tavern, at all times, except
when absent on professional business.
Aiorrh 90 81
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED ON Thursday evening the olsi mat
Ivy the Rev. William | liolcombc, Nj VII.
LIAM A Staples. Of Brdford, Ia Miss II Ar
TIA Ann |. Youngest daughter Of the lhle Mi
M Cox OF Amherst.
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EDUCATION.

FuNlIE next session Of my School will corr!
II on the ist ofnext month II will tons
four months. Course Of study ssi. ND
Spelling Book, New Teslamcut, Mu.isys
dneion, English Reader und Sc1us', "
Wl.lelt's Geography, Adams Geography
'sr Anelept aud NoiIfrn History, a,snay
zlisb 6fammer AMI Exercises Bl,.ifs ls.s
md tho use uf Aops aud the Globes. u. y
naties, Pics arithmetic, Lacroix's Ariih
IasfalXs : telfa. Legend,o's Geometry, Lac
Plane md Spherical Analytical Trleonod;;
Bezout'3 CONF See,ions, Gummere's Ssrve{
Boungca,'le's Aicrsuration, Sc 81. Blake f
ton q the Conversations on, Natural Phiio.S
and Chemistry. As learning is matter oil
memory unless principles arc attended TO,
iob9ur 10 exp,ln the principles Of every s'ra
my pupils Upon this plan Of teaching The.
tlhcement il slow, bat II - sure. IL - Lot 4
dcd that the eboye authors " II be used, in \
/ fnst nee III the or@er IN which they arc enrn
/ ted with regard 10 order we shall have TO be
| rolled by circumstances.
For a beginner 42I per mouth FOR one NOR,
yanced ~ per month No pupil will be rece
| for less llma hpn from the day Of entry 10 tho
Of the Session. unless special contract be ma
! the time of entry.
should b. very fond 10 get class OF y,
men IN Ala'hennlca. | would lneoi the class /
Tunes a week H. the interim they would has
certain portion 10 te11 aud at meeting ! "
| give thsm n lecture on tie whole OF this poriiol
planning principles fully end removing all diff
t,es. would also give them, on uppicntio
ne, nj any time IN tho interim. explanations
po,hts The members OF the alnss could pt
their study c,lhet IN my School room or Il, any
| 81 plae@ My plan Of instruction and mode o.
sonlng will he IN accordance with the most in
we'd state OF science. The importance of NJ
mntirs Is not duly considered Nothing is
calculated 70 enlarge the understanding, and in
mon life We are constantly wanting mathcmi
knowledge. inpolnt oi usefulness II stands, pre-
nently Glst.
The terms VIII be ns mo1ara,o as tho na.ur
the undertaking will justify.
X. y. TOWNLE
Thhd mo eSh :ti
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REMOVAL.
CLAY Il THORNTON

1EfAVE removed To the tenement lately occu.
IL pied by MIR. john g. Shelton, two doors n.
bove Messrs. Mckee 6. Meem, aud opposite Doci
towel Davies's Apotbecnry Store. They respect.
fully solicit continuance of that patronage which
they have heretofore received from their friends
and the public generally.
March IS 4tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

on two OCCASIONS SHOWN tldl nc hHo"s no" 10
sacrifice himself, like another Curtus, iinbo neees-
.arv, to save the Republic.
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
The Cashiers osthe Bank OF Virginia and THE
Farmers Bank Of Virginia have issued notices
thai GENERAL meeting Of the Stockholders Of those
ponl,s Will he held in Richmond, MonaaY, tie
9Th of MAY next for tho purpose Of taking INTO
consideration the act passed by the ,asl Lessla-
turc authorizing them to subscribe 70 tha stock OF
the James River and kanawha Company, not tA.
cecdng 5000 shares each, and also the ec, authof-
zng AN increase OF the capital stock OF SAID 'a'ks
eaual to the amount of tl,eir Subscriptions. Ees9'
ding this Improvement as Of the most vital 'inlo'
tancc not only TO the extensive pepaloas a"d "sa'-
thy section Of The State which IT viii sfaYerSs. b1'
also to the entire Commonwealth We hnd these
notices with grcu, pleasure. Should thr Raats
subscribe As We have no DOUBT thy WI. n=i'ia9
dollars to the Stock the com. osoa OF Hits 20"
work, 50 ,ops desired AMI so lors delayed, may D.
regarded as certain ard lis 'tf.ets VII ~ = ~
the renovated character AMI condition OF tie Gun
i'""'"i y y ''e'' ''''s ~
thus la successfully prosecuted It, SHAH DC rem NJ
bcred oe)} by lcir leu. fcatoa with il
Du Aius IN E6st -Mcssrs. Draytoni BAN
and n tea.ll were burned IN eilgy in Columbia q
few day, az 10y the Nulityers. Nh Fa~y'h ~
recctse,i similar testimonial q, hatred tta'a tar
pco5i, ni !l..tsb5roaeh Geo Such modes of'J-
,j4.,.= ,, g li,,f roa,nuuif,t ni - .tf,tf fuau.
...,,... ..,,,l...., i,.,,l... ,ri..o,l.' ,...,.g
~ az nose VINO i'"'s' ehs P''as't''eoi' 49,
II any, BE- presumed ale generally drunk ahd pa
.l.l,!y for their spree twenty four aft.rA 4fds
,.b, In. r,r..co,t r..vs,,.,cs the hu.rtes tina,
nay ']e' 's''' y ~ nun
i, 1T. >,,.r,,........ 49,,
80. :, ..,
'''5 III '''- 20 '''0 '''''e u ''''''
district ouos d /" the piesens'ois i fIa'im
Van Buren, 10 tue Pr .nlency oithe United States.
+, ,re 1is,ibu,oo - tl,e o,f,i. rc1cfn,s anIoa,
-
In several States. Ia d treasury hanf' anu III "a
Yer oi fe'b"cans 'he present Eenk oi'bo O4'ed
SAFES, au. II Ir,,.r.ug tire free sd nebe mst!tl-
..';... l.,.,..,,,, ,a;.,,,l, -.
,,.,...., -, a,r,,,,,5,... ,,an,.+e.si,,a o.
~.
''''i" !" .''' "a't''" '''' o'.''0''''es ''' v
been aitr.ay auit91nce = Nessrs. Newton. Lay 81,
aud Metd'ush
- Necomalsnce, tins morning, the speech OF
DIR. CNl'ea On lie Fosee biz and shall eompiet"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

y,cy there is none cdii Il that ON senafaG IL o
its PARTS for in It's train every other would o'le W
Il ;s sometimes said tina, liberty is preferable 10 IL
nion and SO i, is IN the abstract eei wi'a' lFa'
,de Guaranty is there for liberty " lthohi union
I prnv that all fellow citizens may NC se1'a"'e
films nad,nable truth AMI thtt, ~ sos'a' f''e''
course. AMI thu public coaacils ITS iAae''ee NAY
be forever felt .....,.,.. :,
WIN my Il INKS fof tn ob5n, mi9nf II
,L, ,.o have CD IL n'taicite tha X sSointi'a' 81
Ill. ,,.a,ls Of Danyil,e atl with assurances "a
,iyh resp,ct AMI esteem, IN,
Your ob I,ant Servant
IL CLAY.
,rb,s, spontaneous test nonIals of pubic ap2ro-
,,t,o,, proceeding, rs IN some INSTANCES we $40"
49,, ,bev do from gentlemen who have heretofore
~ warm political opponents Of Mr.. Clay, are
"a, ION, ntonrmcnt for the shafts aimed at hun 10y
a. liberal men WHO forget that in doubling the
u,,y of Mr. C's motives, they manifest ethet ow
a,d cling minds, thtt cannot elevate theif per-
,.,,,,ions TO such height Of mora! rectitade and
Grandeur on su5lie ious tcinpcrs which cannot ne
,.,owle1ye tina, any action proceeds from honof1=
Ill, intentions, which may he supposed 10 eondaee
10 III, r,,l OF imasinary interest OF HIM who per
,orm, il. Happily ior the peaee OF the country,
and for the security OF the Union, Mr.. Clay has,
-, two occasions, shown that he knows how 10
.oreideo himself, ike another Curt,us III bo neees-
.arv, to save the Republic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28
~ Me Editors Of TIE r7teaiar. daie4

Gentlemen Several Of your correspondents have
lately advised AMI admonished You IN relation to
the conduct of your paper |, whom you may con-
slider a constituent, because Subscriber, will also
give my opinion about some things | conclude
your paper has an extensive circulation. 1t is
read, 10 doubt, by many who, like my self cannot
afford the expense of taking two political Jour
nails, aud VITO like to toerabIy full reports Of
the proceedings Of the Virginia Legislature and of
Congress when in session, for, II is tue, that
ncrS like
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TO TANN Err g..

VHNlll subscriber oilers Tor sale tho lstest imp
n yod Patent cast iron bark mills OF dificrc
patterns and sizes, suitable for Horse, Voter
Slonm power, execled by none IN The u. Ststes.
Apply 10 JAMES +. BAYLESS
No. he p,Ide, Bsltimc
Refer 10 c Poe, ESQ Lyoehbulg, Va,
Mn,ch % u
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a. The Funeral Sermon OF Charles Frlec,
ecd. viii be preached, the first Sunday IN A
prll 4, his former residence in Bcdfordby the Rev
Nicholas Kabler.
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March /

n Mp OIL white Lead, in Oil, &c
Z Lamp Oil of best quality. White Lead, iri
whole and half kegs, Extracts of Sarsaparilla and
Buchu, Syrup Lverwort, strong and mild Mercu-
rial O,ntments, Horse ~p,ng Lancets, Liquid ia
pand Backing. by botc on gallon, DIR. Robertson's
Elixir of Health, Tooth Instruments, of various
kinds, etc etc Received and for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
March IL. fits
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

FEM 4 T. e SCHOOL.
fHIIE Spring and Summer session OF the SUBJ
- sciIbcis School will commence on Monday
the 18th OF March, and continue five months.
Toms photography, Reading and Writing,
per session, $o
Arthm9tic, Grammar, Geography, with the
use Of the Maps) History, (aneiont and modern,)
Rhetoric, aud the rudmcnls of Natural Phiioso-
ply and Astronomy, $l2 so
N. Bach pupil will be considered as entered
from the time Of commencing until the end Of the
session. r. BENAGH,
NJ b. RICHARDSON.
March / ifs
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u Jim 5. Barbour. Esq. a member Of the last
Congress, 'sa cnnaidn,e To represent Culpeper
county IN the mex, iipase IL Delegates, II is suid
thai h. viii have II, epp3sttio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

~ We are authorized 10 annonoce that Capt.
EDWARD FRANKLIN is a candidate TO repre-
sent the people Of Pntsylvana IN He neii Legis.
lnure OF Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

" w" are snhor a9d to announce ADDISON
TALL AfE NO, Esq a. Candidate 20 rrpr sen
the peop, OF Ambsr.t in the nel, Legislature oil
Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-03-28

aa-Nr John Adams of l!,lirtx SOL tlrec hhds
Tobacco on Mond'y last at Friends Ware house
IT t:i -, - - and 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

SoafhsrB Manners The manners ofthe
oeuihssn people Ne like far better than
those Of our own. They win eonfisiencs
without effort. asd create q feeling Of so-
esaihy without ossentstion. and throw a.
rsuDd Them sestirDsnt OF Kindness with
cut affected display. We haow not what
psospcss this obvious difference between
the two sections Of the eountry. whether
u arises from the habit, climate or eduea-
uoe, but u 80 very apparent and striking
one. The people in ftss South arc warm.
heaFted, courteous, free and ardent Ia
their conservation sod manners. Thev
meet zen with pnsestTained eordial;sV. and
eater quickly iatO your feelings and syn
patnlss They ara particularly attentive
20 those small matters Of civility which
eest - little effort add confer so much
pieassFe. The msassrso Of the people Of
me Norshyos The eousraEy, ere but two az
80 eosus heartless and FepulsiVa. eh;li,a,
esssy thsng which sppFoaehss 10 warmth
y nsau - real eosdisIiiy offselinR. The
Sea,neFo nae meets yoa With 4 readv
haso aa1s ksndness and freedom Of MAJ.
nsr "nscR et once eapsiyates asd dekxht.
yoo- lie NeFihera maH. sa ,ks eonsrS,v
ron his ausieFs EsanneFa asd eold dsr,s.ss'
our, viii too often Fepef ali atssn,na. ~ -
hmaey aad unresigainsd intsreo,,r., .h:ii
lsg ne fseiiSgs 81 stbsrs. add saopc;es
NE epoessasous EusA sf kiadaess and -
sFoai1 fSe0 Ne heart. TheY ere enc.
mere ieieles, which avea Ire warmth Of =
Sou'bera breeze esa neither melt asr soE
ten.-l Sfoyfhgulpto8 (sl8aas.) Cssrkev.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29
BLACK HAWK AND HIS PARTY,


nc EDITORS OF the New York Daily Advert
ser have been favored with the following letter
IRON an intelligent correspondent, dated
Foar AnxsrRose, Upper Mississippi ,
August sth, iSS3.
The whole suite arrived here a fsw dav "a
since, loaded with assumed dignity and
costly presenta
keokuck's band speedily followed 10
welcome their brothers, grand council
assembled. among whom was myself. 20
witness The deliversnce Of the Hawk TO hi,
nation. The council opened with the nd.
dress OF the President 10 the Black Hawk.
~ which he - Informed that in future he
was TO yield supremacy 90 hrs inferior
keokuek. The white mans friend.
The old chief rose In Violent arisst lion
osn'ed that The President had told him 90.
and that ne would not be advised bv any
body. that be wanted what he said 70 be
told TO the President. and that he in persou
wouId have said 80 in Wash;sxfop. but
that his Interpreter could not sufficiently
make known his views The Colonel made
10 him speeeh, stating that by his own
treaty neither him or bis people coold for
the future head . bead. and thaf bv
that treaty, Keekack was rlaeed head II
The Sec Natiea &c Keokuck with heneve.
lent Jocks spoke awhiIs 10 the Hawk. the.
Addressed She Ceaneii--bswxed oc,h;se
might Be remembered Of What the HsuE
sa'd.-shai be was eco old 70 say any thing
gooo. end that he was ans9ershle for as
good behaviour; the poor old Chief recall
ed his words, and ] do not ksow that rnv
ssympsibies we're ever more irnbibed Thar
20 witnessing bis expiring Struggle for free
dom-noshing but his advanced age end
want OF military power viii prevent bin
from Hskisg another EFFORT. Keokuek,s
rand gave us splendid dsnee: but the
nswks party were either too detected or
700 sa'ien TO participate in The festivities.
You may tell the good eitixens Of Me-
York, these Indians wonld w;lH.rlx -,
up snother war. in order 20 make sno,Ss,
visit to the east, sod return loaded Win
presents snd almost saiiated with st,es-
ton.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29
JOHN RANDo, .p,,


EHuaet 81 letter written ~ Mr.. Rsndulph 60
in is2Ds-
Siy yessg friend - letter va, duly
received and shosld have been sooner an.
swered, bot have been necessarily occu
ped With q thoussnd preparations for =
long. perhaps 6bal absence from home
u gives me the most uaafSeeied pleasure
70 learn fhat have been in any ,yav ser
.'esoIs 70 The brother Of Tom -. not ON
y IefB's account, but hls own also and
eerdislIy congratulate him on the term;.
nasIon Of bis sEduous labor, which take
u Tor granted ended yesterday. The off,ce.
my yeung friesd, which you have disehere
ed with 50 much fidelity and zeal, IL one
OF no light eharasteF. however bnmblv
II may sound in the ears ef plaesmes ana
eouriiers or however lou Il NAV be Rased
- the red book. IL 10 IN Office Of DeeuIin,
dinieuliy, rsqUiVing deliesey sfpseesnsioO
what believe the French eaff farf.J mi
tee ~hh usweaFied sssiduity; and You
have ful(illed IL uith hoaor % VeuvssIf go
10 the ssiisfaetion og the .otlev erer.. un'
On when u vas youE duty 10 ailend. With
ous an szeepsiss; As fsg. - last, Is haze
learned
Never yos pass near my wiEwas1, esli
eao spend day, or take bsd, ore dinssr.
- poay emit youF essVenieRes. IfIam ~
ao"s: aad you pass By Ike Levite, IshaFi
..son'sd as Hsurh as one Of your cts
1910 geotTy 81 not having toe first cell
ssos On hssp, right honorable senator
~ merely honorable Cammoser. m
-" 1os at hone. rny old Butl,g. Rsssx
t~no ~eissd 90 NE IN 1900. 1901. 49,
Ne DnHoiled for JelfeFaoa IA A.. =, .I-1s
80 lca tsse "ili) - goed cop Of eoGee
(sv tea aad as elesa . bed a. N 800.
~ home TO which wjll Be- aadsd :
po,,is Of esows stout abd one Of MaSsjrs.
,ss ssno'oe OF Coniac sod Asiigua saul
I.e.ay, ny cook, esn give you Q real VIZ. |
rats BAN and bsoiled chieksn, fresh
So se. asd you aasy look - Ey phea. !
'aa'''' and. sumner ducks, snd hases, and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

Iton 1sries.--Tbo New OrIesns Courier
OF the 10Th inst, contains the following sx-
irset - letter, received at that port by tia
sehoooer Francisco, from Csmpssehy
"CAnrEacBy, July 81, 1919 The cholera
inges here With such fury, thstfhs wAoIs popu-
,an'R ~ ~ Sfsfe u fueafsa, asy b sid -
hare BEEN ds,fyeysJ and there are t.we.
Naere not ten ibbsbitasts lad survived"
The same letter states that Il II impossibIe
70 penetrate as far ~ Mexico, because the
eisil var rogcs 70 such an extent, that ths
~Aots eesaf'y % asthiag but vssi 6sld Of bas,ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

On ihe morning Of the 10Th July, In sts,,-
oen.iIle, Ohio, valuable Mere, bcloaeIer u
hr' WesdeFstrsnd, died after % hours Of ~
IRENE agony. The body was then opened 70
sseertain The cause of her death, when =
mouse" soake, between IS inches and two
zee. 70 length, was found extending slong the
windpipe with its head penetrated inso 49,
heart. The above we have ftem rr.oo,..;his
men, who saw The snake taken o1t.-We
have liberty to name several Of them. and
viii do so. 80
Thos. Weddcstrand, owner; Ask. N,Afar-
Iay, fafrier y. Saith and las. simsral. liz
'se'"r'--LJNssS Lisbon (Ohio) Pssrsot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

.HsiGnehely--WeIe learn that reesu,lv. in
: ns,EhboViWg town. an elSey OF the Rev.
"a \. avery wac suspended in prhlsc
s,'oas'os. 81 some period In tie nixhs. n
the morning, u ives seen By The people
passing, sad among others, By vonne
man, who bad. for . brief spsee. ben sub'
lees 10 Saaaia saslsaehelia lie Immediate
" came home, and observed 10 his methe,
and his bFQiheF--" Tbsy cay .hst thas
man hvrg sp out theirs = istenSsd 20 ~.
present Me. AssFy--bat il dssr. knew
NO rs @eaae sOF--it's meant fer me -
lie seemed grieVsd, sad more IN s.rrav
thaa ~ sRgeF." About two hauFs afler.
wsFcs hs vas ssssd deed, hsvius hs1Vrd
ni@sslf 9th esrd Thss, II would seem.
tnas ~ enc instaaee 81 least, sAe ss.oss.
seq o. sfhgiss hss bssn attended With
. .'ose immediately serious consequences
'han The excitement Of the pubIic EesIiee
wh'eh they naturally snhsnes o. sar~n.
Nv PYoUt3enfs leaNnnf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

we,spAssa ~as ksss.s fsssss.) ssd II
Qftes~estAss ssiss) leader ay pssriaesisI
oshe ssd 80 the Stsd--eessisaise sevs Of
fsreies asd doaestie hossss. nasss. eslss
ssd ai''es-asd drsp - . kse ssyirg hsw
they lock. ,si
6sd bless yea. my yeoag fsisad.
JOHN RANDOLPH. Of Roanoke.
Petersburg. Nay 10. 1880
Yoa have esv No sxcsse for nesleetiag
yosr beshh-ssd I shall set ys down for
ally fsDew h voc do not employ the -
cess IN Isyisg IN good stock Tor the sext
eampsiGn. Bet that wretched house,
with its thiek sss wsils. win 10 yess grave.
as web - the grave Or this sssioa's hber.
sies. II you do net Quit IL Nothiag but
eesrspiiss ess thrive there.
.inported from Eurvpe--vcry different from
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29

keatg q rsops n a. Work. ofsa
wished that s1ses u those she think thai
ere long The gosid will be ovsy.peonIed.
sad 'eat Ne shaii shoulder saa asoghss a.
", y iaio TIE zee. soaid vievs shs vast ga
mSds o. 6eiana, end reject that nsarlv
ne SnS'e-sf the in,sFies 81 the soush A.
mes,eas eentihssf. thoogh capable oC svn.
PeSung hilliens % inhabieaais. 4 a. 80
s sseoss sstiseiy 10 the keepiag 81 oatsg.
hs euilivaiion - BRITISH Gs;ao. h -
sesheed % tive haadrsd usiles 81 the 600,
and me sanse may b sid ofSoash Ao,.,'
Na geaefJly. l.4isxaadsr's S&sfehes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-08-29
PnArCR.

CAPE De Peris---Cspiain Mariner. e tha
brig zipporah. Who ieft these IsIanAs on the
sSd uit. states that seves eareoes Of provl-
sioas hid been received there from che Usl-
ted States for the suffering inhabitants, aaIs
one cargo from Africa.
Mr.. Martin, merchant At Bonasist n.
formed him that about $4,000 vas the num-
Der That had died by starvation IA the uholo
isiaDds, and not 10000, rs has been stated.
mr. Martin was Of opinion that II The rain
shoula IAN as usual this mooth. (Aug they
would do very well, othsrwise, ihey would
again need assistance from the United States.
They are very grateful 10 tbe people OF this
country FOG their GOODNESS, heretofore, to.
wards them.