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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
CorreSp ndcncc N he Bpuimore Patriot.
ANIrE SMLpIEa SnnlNGs AM II la2I


Ware SULPIUa SRptvGs Aug. no. 1884
At the Warm Springs found commodlous
brick house, with ample portlco, (ressmbling III
Congress n II nj Sarutognl substituted for tn
long frame building, heretofore thu receptacle 81
travellers The living bubbles of breathing ar
euI Cling from ns pobbly bottom, creep gently over
the sriacc, imnarIlng new ard exqa's itcly plea
snraelc sensation of deli ght requrntly enjoyed yot
sill eve destinations 70 he B h elsewhere un.
knownl& dthohgN frultioh is 20 damp the ardou
of desire, h re the appetite doth ncrrasr by thai II
fe"ds on-aod all ages, sex, and condition with
one accord dcclarn, that this clone i, ample com
pens '''"n for all he fstgues Of ,runsmen,ane
Journey
At h. Hot Sprin.s rheumatic ard cnronlc
pa'i"n's still do consrcgatc, and if for the past
10 days, they drag their faunering Steps, a few
weeks gives suppleness of limb ond rel,cf from
pain.
A. he White Sulphur, | found conrresate1
brilliant asscmblsge oftalent beauty and 70 sh on
"a place capablt of sccammodatng 1000 re. sons
would always be fled-Th sovereign virus,
'hese waters being w,l established in bll Gus #
tec'ons, diseases of The liver, indigestion and do
rang n,ent OF the stomach, ella sed under the ocn,
r'c term dyspepsia, induce thousands to flock here
under all liza Disadvantages
Our old respected townsman, James Calweu
DOCS az ~ ms power bui II is imrr tctics'le 10
make 900 people comfortable in one establish.
mrnt-"nd he has OF AIMED an act of inco,nors.
.''n to DISPOSE of the prepcr'y alta valuation Of
hay m,Atoa Of delars, which when ofr.c,od
WIN secure the great Improvements of which It IS
susceptible.
wandering Cor the last 30 years, seeking to
$" mg'hen fe"tle constitution, have soiou,ned
!" '"k be'kely, Bedford, Balls'o on, Saratoga
n'"h"y " me, aud he Srs Shore-ai Bath Bristol
D,'''h"am' Brighton, in England Pan and Bs.
800 :" f'ance.but here alone have found pr
"a'c'' rtief Wlh II torpid liver Incapable OF
being reused into action, could never realize ~.
theory OF DR. Rush, who contcnd.d tina, bile WINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

We copy below from Boston papers full partlc
Mar, Of the mos, shameful aud auuci us outrage
which has been co,nniued IN tho ne,.obosaood OF
Boston
From the BOSTON .Nernias Post
L, ia well Known, that for some days past, a
proundless r,imor mas prevailed IN CharIestown
and Is victnitses, that young ai) pic IN ths
Ca, ho,c Convent, asa candidate for the ven, has
beep secrc,ed or abducted through the mhohna Iou 5
Of the conaoIng agents of the establishment, and
WIS moi To be found Nv her friends In conse-
ouence oftts rum1r great eNcienent, W =
created IN cnariesioWn, and open threats OF hum
inr down The Convent were uttered, but scarcely
credited, tai 10 o'clock on Monday night, when u
large mob col, ted round the instlution, calling
out, give US the Figure Heao, meantns, proba-
bly The s upcrior, md communicated 10 the inmates
their deslga 10 carry their threats mo execution,
gave thcu certain time 10 rclre. Al TINS
moment, The Conyent contained twelve Nuns, and
f,cen, sesen female schosts some OF hnm were OF
very ienje, aye, One of the later formed u,
thai n the FIRST annunciation ali, or nearly ALL the
nuas swooned, and were moi aroused 10 a sens
Of the : dangerous stu ,uoa, until the he ali. Il
destruction returned and reiterated their MISSION,
with ,heais of burning the nuns with the building
The unfortunate ladies lien retired 10 he garden,
cnrryipg with them such articles Of value ~ were
within reach. In order 10 accelerate their flsbi,
tar barrels brought near 10 tho walls and igni
I'd and as OIL "a the building was sired tac
ss.alanis entsr ed, ~rh flaming torches, and after
hy ne through the apartments, which wsr" hfaity
illuminated by the rsnsiont, but glarins bszo OF
tho torches, they were simultaneously spphed at
twenty distinct points, among the curtains and dra-
perv of the rooms and instantly the interior Of the
Institution was envelop IN one general coma gra.
ton. The as,ousded refugees first gathered round
the tomb a, the bottom Of The garden. bat were
soon driven from this sanctuary, by the ruthless a.
vsngsrs Of an imaginary wrong. and ware com
PEELED 60 ~ 10 tie adjoining fields and nsghboring
houses for ssfs,y. A largo number found . retreat
in tho house Of Ar. JOSEPH Adams, at Winter Hal
The mob bus. open the ION, and ranssckcd the
eofans, but retired without offering any other ou,
rage to the dead. 'rhs torches were applied sbou
II o'clock, and h. Boston engines, responsive 10
the socsin Of alarm, Immediately repaired to the
spoil, but were prevented from acting asA,ns, tn
fire, by the surrounding multitude, winch, we a
informed, ~crc not less than four thousand
number We understand that Mr. Runcy a,,emp
cd 10 read the riot act but withou. effect and the
,obocra did not cease from their eIertions ill IN.
main building together with chapel out-houscs,
end ven the sdener's DIV cling, were entirely de
siroyed The few articles that the nuns and scho
lars suceesded 10 conveying 10 the garden, wer,
seixsd Upon BY the ds,royers and thrown back into
he flames, and nothing wss rescued from ruin ex-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

Remar.able Mr.. Mo,igomer, the nlor Of III
county, handed us the following communication
which he SAYS W written by one o. the pr soner.
he falling of the stones and muscles he assures
Us, was wIncssedby many, perhaps all the prs
oners some OF whom are IN confinement for debt
others charged with crimes.--fIr him. r. was
IN the country on hat evening" hn, he declares that
he has no doubt of the truth of their story-Hc
says that h" picked up muscles on he KIT morn.
ing.
REMARKABLE CIRCUMSTANCE.
On Saturday, evening, the 9 il instant about f y Q
O'Clock, the southwestern hemisphere became sud.
den oversprcad Ivy heavy durk clouds. which IN
dica'ed the fast approach Of storm, which was
carried swiftly along by the angry wind. which
saoe the Garth It's though he very elemen,s were
at war with each othtr--soon the water began to
gnsh from It's els ern Durrg the extIeme part Of
the ram, some OF the prisoners in jail obsrr, ed
something falling, rcsem ng the s,nall stones tina,
may bc seen on the beach Of river What frs
attracted usnton was the ratthn. upon the br eks
IN the ynri. When Ihe storm had SUITS sided the
prisoners were not litlle asonished as vel az de-
lighted t hndng th9t not only the inactive stones
were 10 be found, but that numbers of living mus
Giles had been removed from their native element
and were ready for gathern. within the iail wallis
hc number found Is NOT accurately known.as son,
WIN ''hhe'i'telV 10 work on the fresh dainty
pen NJ sa'''ns and S" allowing until they were
consumer one pes son. however, pi ked up ten
before the ohels were informed hat the ward n.
bcundc W h fresh mnsccs-some of them from
appearance, must have weieb bed two ounces there
were also several round stones found, one OF which
oni weigh four or five ounces, and which NAV
be sren-on the s'm- evening, there were so e
frogs taken caPuve, whilst hopping about, ap,.a-s
r. ntly rather dssatlsf IN fnding themselves con.
hned within the jail wals--the ancients csnno,
f'co'Ieet OF such v'sters making their appearance
within h. walls before
MI Montgomery (kesper Of the prson) fourd
som OF the muscles outside of the wall. II is r.,
quested that soma of the learned would cas-, som,
leh' upon this mystery, and solve TO us how those
en- gan's itf their wa'ery home. saiIed into the ar
nd landed inside he jail " Ills
An hqaae, utter Kuonledge.
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quito so..posed, and in a snort ,,ue wiz be quite
veil again saw he, yesterday after the ioy II
e,sn had ief her. and found hcs oesIn RATIONAL and
CONSIDERABLY bfu.r in health. She spprs,. quite
IN .z.d at the step she hal 'sken. nd dos MOI
know how o account fos H. trust that IN fes
lay. more she viii lie he,sa II sgs,n, and eteetly
recovered.
remain, with respect,
You out servant.
u FgswfcK. By. Syn
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\ ASH AOr <eSvoes.

Va Ew'il ray the highest cash pres for all
the Tx ~ young n gross, of both sexes,
ON ~ o 20 o. p yeats OF age, We can get hose
Wishing TO sell are requested to refer 10 John A.
rowan, at Lyncnnure, by letter or Otherwise, or TO
john l.. 'idrr1s, I-ovlngston, Nelson cou ". Va.
ROWAN & HARRIS.
Jly "a 3m,f
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ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 9,


Homieide - On Thursday sight last, about 8 o.
lock, lad canned Robert J4ckson was sho a. md
killed, on one of our whafvcs by black nan nam
II Harry, the property Of Mr.. John Athey, of DC.
"oqnsn, Virginia.
From what We hear Of III, circumstances, it ap-
appears that Jackson & the man had some d,sI ute
n IN the town that til came togch her to the long
'oais lying in the dock, al Lads Steam Mil on
ard orc # which the nan employed that he
esrs hreaiened Jackson with instant death il NJ a.
van'"d ar her g. that, upon Jackson's adv ancing
'e sezed loaded gun, and when but few PAGES
Il. discharged its whole contents INTO his ide, g.
wing him n most horrid wound. Jackson fell an.
,'on afterwards expired. The deed was commit.
Il within the sight and hearing of many person-
no immediately arrested The man and carried
IN before magistrate. Alter hearing, he was
lily committed COR trial at the mex, term of III,
curt. Cassae.
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l.. DavieI link

'HtAkE NOTICE, that sholl ON the 9th dsy
81 September n"xt at the store house Of John
H. and Moses o. Booth, Ii tbs conn, y of Frank
I'm, and ~ tc Of Vrs!nia, proce,o TO axe the drno
s''ons :" join Bowman, Nalhanll n. cl,iborno
ana Others to be read as evidence on the rrul OF
cause now depending in the Circuit Sup Tor Court
OF Law and Chancery for the county OF Fraakn,
wherei" l am plaintiff ard yourself and others de-
''hhanls, aud 1t said DISPOSITIONS are NOT all taken
an thaf Jay, nall con lnu, from day To day mn
VI Inc same sh'll be completed, at which time and
place you may attend not.
DELlLAti SINK. a married
woman who sues b, Asa Dillon, her
brother and mex. frlenf
hu 30 wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

he New Orleans Argus says" Nothing m
our late elections pleases us more han this =
as 'a'd the basis of perpetual union and con.
'ord between the French descend MIS- and A
m' fican em'sronts into this State. Fom hs,oa
,o,," our motto IS United we stand, divided zoe
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From tao Bosion Transetipt Of fhsrsday Ere
win Aug. H.


win anR. II.
PsAcs or TBr CRY All ass qDiet last night
Va were well pfoiec ed IN the Guy, ard at tso'i's
own, Cambridge and Rosbuty, there was AZ cL
6ei.ui guaid. In Bo-ion, the young men nave
hone their duty nabiy. rs s,thin our personal
know ledge thai many OF them have not slept IN
their brds sincc they were first called out by he
alarm Of 6nc nj the Convex on Monday nigh -
There an excellent hnd unanimous feeling also,
prevailing ,nthe city, which goes directly TO me
sunpreseion of all mobs -" pencenbly II We can
f1,ed ly # We must --nnd The mobiles ab ro"rcs
my rest assured IL ever b. necessary 10 call CIT
zen so,llers ina ACTON, ball cartridges Will b.
disct,az - Etst, snd blank after. wards.
ry he following handful vas issued th's at
I fnoon. Tie rcqnos, 10 highly julrrions, and ".
hare parental inhul nee will be cxerteo to give II
effect.
poL,ce Sorloe. Office Of Mayor, Thursday
Angus, II, 1884
The Mayor requests pnfants, masters and guar.
iians, during ~" presen, state OF ia lie fee''ny, %
frqura all oh drs, and minors dnd their care, to
ir,nan at hnmc aiter dark.
THIS coo GRAFTON with tho City Authorities vii
essentially AID in the preservation OF peace ano
good order.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

James C. Ca'ehia has been nom;,...
or IS from CUMBERLAND Dislrc, NJ Z,
Wings. The Fl ST electoral vote 20, an >.
son IN New England for Pres,de,.t v.. 'S j
Mr., Churchill, who was Pleased WITT, k'''
pies he proiessed bu, as he has ion,a = p,
mere professions and lIale OF No NY,
been forced To qnil him and fly 10 the fs.s :.
constitution and laws. d
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From the w SOU IVA. Gaz tie
hLLANCHOI.f DEAIl;

Mr.. Scot. the Ednor Of the Amer, N I.
-, ubtnytlle, Ono, was on ef r Iereo M.
leasurc which arrived here on w ednr,dpv q
ek, IN stages carriages, gigs, &c The
after psriaking Of orr rrfreshrnen $ at MIR X
ioici sci out on then return. MIR Scot am
tner gentleman occupied n gig bou ha a
'bose town, they pass d, and GO ahea Of Il.4'
horsc stage, which was IN com uny Tn. -,
driver, ambitious 10 lead the other vehicle, d,
nined 10 refass the zig, and IN he ctForI, N. VI,
I the stage struck the axletree of The vlr IA,
1T the wheel. TIL sho X OF tho c1ncuss,on Dr.,
lated Mr.. Scott oul Of the gig, who falling rar
,ndcr tn snge one OF the Whrels run over hsb.
t'sloca'ed ms neck and fractured his skull n 4. ~
~horkin. manner. Immediate death we The \.
consequence.
Ma scott vas young gcatl, man OF 6ne
pearance and good scquuements. BY his ina
Try, ant his own exerpons, he had Iscd HIM
rom poor boy 10 "a most respectable station +,
rety. lie ~As loved and esteenca oy ~ .
snew him, an his unumely and melancholy
will he deeply iamen cd by al, his friend. an
silntsncss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

From TIC UeA Itiies We arc in possession
of bic ofthe -. Lncta Gazette TO the 9Th OF July
winch also contains vices from Antigua Of lac
ate. II seem, no" ever, az II the people OF the
West Indies could think of no hing and w,lte o.
nohng but the (now pas) emancipation of the
backs II is very eviIc.t, understanding their
hor.s conceal il. that verv serious apirchen n
sions are entertained A motion bad bctn made IN
the Assembly of Antigua to proclaim martial law,
for hunted time fore and after he 1t Of Ausos
with view OF preserving undistnbed he itsn-
qu,lty ofthc ,sl,nd' The motion however va,
lost, ard the Editor asks relation to the black :.
what Mrs. Ctoaker did, IN respect to hrea,s nesin,
hcr husband T." Can any thing be absurd Ihsn
TO double our distress by our llprehe, sions 2
" Com.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

Roa Rood Map Mr. d X Minor. Ia.
published a handsome colorcd Map OF h- r''
5 a'es with the particular Office, of dtIlne.ar'
outes # all III" all roads snd cannl fr#sls.
s5u"trd, or in con'crn la ION, within the :.
sta, and territories of tn, Union It,ss...
dch with ltile explanatory work, winch -
very useful map, as pr s. ming ~ a a.
eTd's eye v'rw of The inlefna' impny..,.
'or country. ". y Com "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

An effort is noe being made in Ep.Ia land for Ii,
abolition of duclIing, by The esisb slime Mt o an A.
credited Cnnrr OF Homo. having fll jurisdiction
over all cases OF dispute between ger;lem,n A
bill, detailing the course OF proceeding, m an ,p
peal 10 this Court, has been reported In Petsmeni
by NJ. Ruck nsiam
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J. egvo Hos WAN ed.
j. ly2i

"A CEN LENA y wishes to rurchas for hs
own use, Boy from l6 To 20 wear, old,
his Office
Jul ~ ,.i;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

The Nv York Evening Star state. u
DAVID Hogg. brother o. the E.ulek So
lately arrived in ,ha, city with his fan
procc eded 10 Silver Lake, P. for the ,n..
srttlug. Mr.. Hogg WAS formerly sh.nt..
ST. Walter Scait tul slnce thu break ~ n, .
establishment a. Abbo,,sfqrd, he mas soupb :
lr is country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

cept WIN, wos actually attached TO their persons
When The nefarious under akns vas Thoroughly
accom- plished, trsgmens Of fro and eornoos'to'ss
y ere collected, and = honhre la up rs signal Of
triumph. A maiofiy Of the scholars ~.'e ffo
stsnts. Eon.e Of when have M telen,ss IN INT
vicinity and il'ew disf,ssang situation, beng strip
ped ei every every shng's ,adesor,ba'ay is"'n a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

Hote 10 aare Gee, Co'a in tie lV,.n.-r,
SIMPLE process OF preparing II Is ths:-Ih t CnI
mus ne taken from The stalk when Is fll in nj
MIX, or ~ ths' s'ais which We generally u.,
The h"sks stripped off and he ears thrown al
krt1l' ofbo'lins wafer, VII, II II may remain h.
SOM as you noi 1t i"f pr scnt ps-. Tins wi
harden II so that II may easily Ia l. ken from N
cob. II may then be spread IN he sun MI
'horoush y dry. In preparing II Tor the t pI.
may be 'osa d hom twelve To fifteen hours. i.
no'ira IN he sane water. Bni carr must be taxed
rot to boil II too much, as that will nsks il had
and diminish lis sweetness
n. q. Ia get III from the cob, every slrl
nate row may br punched oR with a sharp stick
and the remainder wtung off with tie hands
Corn thus ni"pAre wo /, oonmand aim any
price 10 the winter. IN. Y CSm ADV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

The appearance OF The crop, OF the ,,,..
ctinns of the So ahern Suites arr a., Pe
remedy q iierine. The Now Otiears p'a
iho Bst ulnmo says that those of Loa,,,,s
sisslppi, Alabama, Tennessee, SCUM -
Gealgi and Florida, viii far exceed tn, :.
previous year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

A newspaper has been commenced j, q.
E died he " Sa allows Cave Gazeae ~
gers Journal" A better nnme wouId Ia L
- The 5ea-Se'pent Herald and Merm.,ta =,
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4.,.-... 10, the evidence hs'eo'
a..,.d into the SION .ch when deians ,hc
" - ,c.,x aox into the eyc-anl ''te, AM
,.,h nddtlnklng the sn'ers Tor :" - Iv.,
,eel;o were as though sir"fg '"''' "a gore
x,,h,n It's grasp, and is mn'o'' se''e'''
poured out, ,,o have renew
ed my ynuth and taken ne" 'e''e ,..o,no.
.,.ni1 advise every one avirg powers % 'oeo
- .t,i,,v IN nav his way, 10 MAKE one ~
.,',o,, xutz6ed TINT Us IS SAID otthose WI" no
- -, d..nk Of ,he.w srs If The Mississippi
,i.o,..,yb 10 return to ~ ms, ana '''ey s"''
:, v,s,, ,hern Al the 5 IL, the sulphur 10 ca
o,,, af IN, syst N, and You are hen lfeP",oi ~
the Swee, whose .xhilaraiing waters a'.' 49,
bah 1--WE hercuican strength nnd flo" '' spur
s,milar 10 champaign, without leaving WV.
Icni OF ia fact any Oppression
The Rcd Snlphur is working miracles IN Po-
nonary sTec1ons. Patents arriving WIZ, p'
a, l13 have had II rc1nced TO 30 "a "a "o''
Con,r,st this result, which IS aocomp'isn'u
debIl,tatiny with thc usual mode Of eHh'"e'"S
"a tent with copious bleeding, air aov i.''''i'
by ecyelish cough, and lis sasn'afy .n CD '"''
b. appreciated. The bottom OF the HPrr's l'o
4ee,, Iv,,an purple of varied, deep and ruid'fs'
hue,-,, deoosites glulnoas Jelly of rich mnci
lape. the consistency OF slippery elm park Tea
| ! h,s >heathcs the lungs, and combnirs w'"' 10
srdatlve qualities already spoke" o,g'ves 'n''e''
ale relief
Moe miles beyond is the Grey, where PIC n''
norrS IN The STYLE nf Barrcu's near Saratoga ca
! al GAYS lie Obtained IL add Tor 30 mo MAIN "u
| ton. scnlson, &c fin" fish, hensanls and ON
game are served ul' IN handsome style. We w'f'
too agree bly, employed, however IN d'ScesS''-
| the dinner 10 anaiyz .tha 3atees whlch are saio
be- m edicina and benz fetal.
| Returning hence by the Natural Bridge, W."
Cave, and Haprts Ferry, lie Southern i'ar
bchoids and cnjoys all thu attractions OF most T..
| reresiing rkcuts on-not, however, without fcbnk
| sns Southern ,ndoienre, which 'bandors mp
| frc ly constructed roads 20 earfy decay --alhousl
| II a moderate com u'atlon $500 100 anre H.
! xprtded IN TINS ate by sfangers, 100000 is Il
! cevr1 n the Wtue sulphur alone, and the fou
| Guyandotle is every year more ffequeni'd b
| 3outhern sG.3 Western travciicts enjoying the dd
yantagr IN summer Of full stream, While he Oh
up TO Pirsburg Wheeling, is scarcely navigp
| BIZ and IN wInier ne ice formed above Is dlsso
we'd by the warmth of the Kenhawa and the Off,.
streams flowing through the warm regions of VI
| gina.
Wnh good roads the increase oft ,vol would ar
! ply repay the expense of construction. | hope, a
| though no v re.arIed as almost politically defunc
| old Mr. Richie, VIII prompt the Legislature
! move IN lhls reform" Nous pcrrsnS."
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
TIE BOS ON RIOT AND aACRiLE-
GIDUS OUTRAGE.

We copy below. from Boston papers, full rsrte
ulsr, Of the most shameful aud atruei us outrage
which has been comniued IN tho ne,.obosaood OF
Eoston
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From he Pcnnsylvdnian, Augnst Is.
TIE RIOTS t1lRD NIGHT

Extensive preparations were made on Thursday
evening by the Sheriff, the Mayor, and the Magis-
trecv ofthe districts, TO give he brutal and coward
y miscreants warm reception il they dare to a.
tempt renewal OF their outrages Of Wedncs,la
night upon the defencersss negroes. The Sher-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

We fnd in the Nee yo K American, the follow
ing letter from Bishop Fenw k to the father of the
Young ,dy, whosr IA norei dssappc rance led to
live late outrage N Charlostown. BY this II will be
seen, says the editor, that she left the Conven, III
amomeh Of deilrum, bad been brought back safe
ly, AMI was gra iualy recovering her reason and
health. lie perents are residents OF N W York
and her brother is IN Boston, and the statement
that the friends of thr young dy had called for
her at the Convent aud could no find oer, iswe ara
authorized to say, wholly nnfolndcd.
Bo,ToN, July 81, 1881
pGAR STA Your sen, Thomas, Al have I'm.
doubleday alteady informed you of the d bili,atrd
state of mind in which your daughter, Elizabeth
ma, oeen since last Sunday, and he temporary
derang cement which ensuei occeslored rs the phy-
,clan reports, by lent Fl, of Mysteries = Whre
THIS last ID she left tho Convch in her cres. ofs
r tsions, and went 10 a nulghbor's house from
which she was conveyed by sad ncighbor, 10 the
house OF on the parents of the children whom
she had formerly instructed in The Convent where
she remained until your and myself went th.
'ner and brought her back 10 the Convent on Tues
lay evening need not describe to YOU the ,nea.
s'ness OF mind and dreedfnl anxiety under which
VIC laoorsd whilst she continued absent from, the
convent. This you can more easily conceive that
can express. But, thank God she appears now