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Litchfield enquirer., 1834-02-13
Drugs amd Wedicimes, Paints, Oils, Wines, &c.
 At Wholesale and Retaii.

oJ. G. BECKWITH O of the above articles in'qnantities to suit the purchaser, on as good terms as they can be bought within the state, for cash or credit, including an assortment of BrOnzes, Gold and Silver Leafand Foil, Gums Copal, and Shell Lac, Alcohol, Japan and Copal Varnish, Ia marinds, Madder, Cochineal, Indigo, Ameri- can and Russian Isinglass. Spices, Sal Eratus, Patent Barley and Cocoa, Soda and Seidlitz Powders, Congress Water-superior and common winter Sperm, Castor, pure kinseed and Sweet Oils, Comp. Chlorine Tooth Wash, Preston's Sails, Bayberry Tallow.
 large assortment of PATENT MEDl- CINES-including Hooper's, James, Rush's and Phinney's Anti-dyspeptic Pills, Deans Rheumatic Pills, Kidder's Medicines, Andtr- sons Cough Drops, ,BatPman's Drops, Swaim's Panacea. Welch Medicamentum,T Thompson's Eye Water, &c.
 Also, a complete assortment of English and American PAINTS-among which are white and red Lead. Whiting, Chrome Yellow aud Green, Prussian Blue No. and 9, Dutch and Rose Pink, Terra De Sienna, Vermillion, Lamp Black, &c.
 London Brown Stout and l.. and Philad. Porter-OId Madeira, pure Port, Samos and other WINES, in bottles and by draught, at retail. Pure Cogniac Brandy. Holland Gin, w. I. Rum, Szc. as medicines.
 Physicians, Matters, Painters, &c. supplied on as good terms as they can purchase the same qualities in New-York.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 24 3S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
are ca,egorcally demanded. In reply, Mr. Law.
renee speaks in the following manlY strnin.

are caiegoricaliy demanded Inrsply, Mr.. Law.
renee speaks in the following manly strain:
:" have confidence tina, those gentlemen who
have signed the letter addressed to me- with whom
have the pleasure of personal acquaintance can.
not doubt shall give this qlcstlon (shoaid he
called To ac) careful examin stiou this should
do from the impulse of my own feelings, and The
great importance of the suhjecl, as well as from du.
~ and respect 10 lose whose zeal IN the cause q,
Philanthropy, has prompted them 10 address me up.
on this interesting question.
:" Nv name has been presented to the Electors oi
this District wlthou, any interest having been made
BY me 10 effect thar oejec'. have never sought
office, nor do ] seek II now. Il, however. | should
be elected 10 represent THIS DISTRICT IN Congress II
must be done by he sufrJges Of those, VINO nave
confidence enough in my integrity ani ildsmc mt
70 allow me 10 81 into the Councils # the Nation
| 'tRpiedged and nntfammc4es upon every aies.
TO- which may be presented to then consijera
tom
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
Nov. 3.

y + n Circuit Superior Coui Of Inv " Chan
y. Gerry, continued aud heli for the town Of
i.,uth hurg. at Tie Court house IN the said town,
on the 9Th day Of August, 1893, sitting rs court
OF Chanrery.
David Burke Jr. in his owr right, and Of
the executors oi - avid Brts, dec John Bnrks,
Charles Bnrks, J I'm Harden. Elias W. Harden.
David Harden, Ph9b. Harden. Sally Harden.
Lucy Harden, Eliz.beth iiarien, Obedience liar
drn john Harden Charles Harden aud Jane liar.
drn the last tour of whom are infants, and sue by
Iohn II ri'n, their father and next friend, .hfs.
0eniH4
G org Bltks. in his own rig , and Of
the tx cnio,s OF David /, "ks dec. Henry Roach
ani Elizsn,ih his Wit, kchnri Bu'ks, " ilam
Roach, WIN. b. Roach Nand' Roach, III zap"th
Rome ;, Hrnry l.. Roach and HAIRY Ann h,4 WITT,
and Polly l.. Roach. Defts.
This ehts~ came on thi< day t. be heard, upon
The hil answers 81 til defendants, George Buks,
Wm B. Roach Hrnry l. Roach aud WIFE. Poll,
Roach the - ers Of publication of III" G'.t Of No
yember, 1880. and the dih of June, 1892, agaIosi
Aaliuda Roach aud E6zaheth Roach. which up.
a. ar 10 have brcn dolly puhli.hed. mud the suhpn-
mas nWafdej th'rrp the 81 III November, 1929,
| sad the D IA Drc"mbrr, 1881, "hich appear 10
have ben duly esrcnted ga The other deIeptani.,
aud was argued by cnunsrl On consdSv ton
whereof. the court doth order TINT the ptsu 1T
David Hu,ks Jr. aud tie deientani, George Bnks.
do render and seil" before Robert lioslry, one Of
81 Amhef-i, an account Of Their ndnn'sifation OF
the estate OF David Barhs, dec. aud TINT thr dPirn
hant Georgr Bntks settle hts private account WITH
hi. trstator, before the same commissioner AMI
that the said David Bnrks, and Grore- BurNs
DO also rfuier before the said cpminIssIoner an
account Of Their Gu ION OF The will o tleu ties.
tatnr As regards III" real estate therein devised
accompanied by schedule, of both real Il persOu.
al rsia'e 81 II in their hsnds, or undivided An1
the saii commissioner is directed 10 examine state
| and settle tue said aceoants, and make report
thereof 10 the oolIi with any matters specially
stated, thought pc I nent by bimsoli, or required
by the par,ts 10 be So stated.
A Copy-Trsie, DAVID EODES, Ct.
COMMISSIONERS Or FICE.
Amherst CourtbonS". OF. 20ih. 1881 !
Tn. PARTIES will ihae notice, that have appuin-
ted Friday the % day Of January nrIt TO com
n,cnce the accounts Ia The foregoing order sprci
6el n hirh day, at the hour 81 8 O'Clock in the
M ring, tey hrr requested 10 R'enn a, my ofi e,
WIN hen accounts. vouchers and copies Of court
uauers prepared for examination and settlement.
ROBERT tiNSLEY, Com.
Nov II. WI"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
SI.A VERY.

me lanaucs of the Moth are determined, II
"ou'' setmr % bring the sublc of Slavery d :
s"e Congress Several gentl mer of Boston
nave recently addressed letter to Abbott Law
''"ce Esq the caurfIriar for Congress of the wing
parry oi That city, in which the determination i
ooo"oiy avowed, lea It so far as the District nj
eoume'a is concerned, (for they ate kind enousi
oadm that Congress has no RICH, to interfere with
we . subject in any ofthe States and the opinions
eihat gentleman in reference to his intended course
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
Digges' Lottcry ana Enchange OGice.
AnOther Nreat SchoYND :.
$4,000 CAPITAL PRIZE.
Disn,aA SWamp a.ottery,
Class No -, for 1874.
To be drawn a, Alexandria on Saturday the 18th
day Nov. 1884
IS Numbers Il drawn ballots.

Besides $50s, Cos dos, Dos, &c.
Tickets Bi0-Iialves ss5-Qunrters ~ 80
For sale at DIGGES' OFFICE,
OF Luck
Is, or 81 drawn numbor will be entitled TO s l9-
Sd or dh ;sl65'h or 9th ssl2 7th 9Th, 9th, 10th
Ilth 70 $40.
Al orders from distance (post paid enclosing
tho cash prize tickets in responsible Lotteries,
will be duly attended to-
sSr Rccollcct Hnlf Ticket Nos. 2i-36-56 y
Capital Of 81 ,232 was sold at this ohieo in Disma
Swamp Lottery, No 81.
Nov. 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
IaQaeaee Of Sstene. npea NaiienaL Antipallies

fafaeace Of Science upon National intipatbtes.
Al late meeting of the Sclcntilc Association
nj Edinburgh, Lord Brougham seconded a vote OF
thanks 10 NJ. Arago, the great Frcneh astronomer,
who was present, on which occasion he made tne
following remarks
" Afr afolnglslns for not sooner appearing nj
| the meetings e the Association, which he sad
was atirlbuablc 10 accident, he remarked that he
understood he owed the honour Of secondlns the
motion to the clrculStahee-onr OF the proudcst IN
! hts life --lh1t he Member Of the National
Institute of France. 1t had been often remarked
lha: war was a game a, which, If the people werr
wise, governments would not often plays and h
mi hi add, that in encour sing and fostering The
excrtions Of men Of science who were Of no patty
aud over whom the anssy tempesis OF war passed
| lnnocuops, Government was taking the bes'
means to facilitate that which ought ever 10 be their
| chief ann peace on earth, and good will among
| mem Applause.) ~" NIGH remark also that as
among individuals, thr Older they grew they became
The more scnsibl that life was too short 10 he Sen
IN pfr>ooai qa1rfels, he was happy 10 say, tha'
/ the world too old and too experienced, io
nclshbonrrg States 10 Engage IN war with Ihtle o.,
no ground of quarrel. A great part tins soften
my influence was 10 be attributed 10 science which
formed bond of brotherhood between learn, mon
! Of all countries u was, therefore, on scientific
principles, anu on the PIuc pies Oh an ehlSai9hs"
philanthropy, that he cordially seconded the mo.
| tionn
NJ. Arago returned hanas, AMI tally c,nc1rre1
with Lord Bfougham in the sentiments advanced
by thal learned scholar AMI acc 1mpllshed sta IS
man. I" Ii Is the men of study aud hoasht, said
! he, " who IN the hong run vcrn the world. ihr
q lndes moral uutts spring from ihcr discoveries:
| tneir writings render these truths igutful, whieh
p,pnarlze them. which make them peneira t tht
minds of The people al large and impress upon thrm
an lndellble character of recutudc. The spirit OF
UNION among of letters is the certain prcsusc OF
! the union nf nations"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
NEW FALL. AND
& ANDES, Il large supply, FRESH assorted

. "A y Dies, large supply, ffe& assorted
- nu1s.
Preserved Glnser, Almonds, tHJc1G
p nucs, Flg- English Walnuis,
Po,hidec'S Ortcinat Uatc,Ptho( OIL Backing.
Fa,iaa'S Rcal Cologne, nc'e article, superior to
any other
Florida Wa,cr, assorted SIZE bottles.
Chemical Dye for the hair, changing /, to a bcnuli-
fn black.
Medicines, Drugs, Oils. Paints, Dye Stufr5
Fancy Articles, rcrtpmery, Soaps.
Guns & Pistols. Scgars, Chewing & Smoking To-
bacco, Sinu(Is, Brushes assorted all kinds
Gold Lanf, Gold Fol- for DcnttsfS
Bronze, assorted colors.
Ral Hrlmstune anil Salt Petre.
Pine Apple aud Box Glucose.
Thermometers, a grcat rariei0
Wines aud Brandy Imperial, Gun Powder.
Young Tyson and Black Teas, &c. &c. &c
For sale by
IiOWEI. VIES.
NV 2 IFS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

II On referring to the American Amanie, we
find that we were IN error IN s,nnng ON the author
ty of hat work that thre was an eclipse of the sun
IN tie 5h INST, We were misled lay the New
Yak Journal of Commerce. There Will be on c
cllpse of the sun ON the Both % III mouth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

-,r Al II lac meeting Of lie citizens OF Frcde-
rick sbufe Falmouth aad lher yfcIullics. Il wns &c
solved to apply TO the next Legislature of Virginia
for an acl of incorporation for company 10 con.
struct rail road from fredericksburg to Gayan-
dalic or some point on the western waters
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
CARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Thursday the 9Th inst. tY the
Rev John w Watson, Mr.. KENErH uRQU-
HART 10 Miss FRANCES ANN, eldest
daughter of Capt Benjamin W. Porter, all OF
Campbell.
-. on Wednesday, 18Th inst. by the Rev
John c. Mills, Mr. BROW DER to Mis- NANCY,
daughter OF MI Samuel Irby, all of Halifax ety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
GEORGIA.

yhc Ge,rs, Legislature convened AZ NJ lledg :
lille o, the 81 inst. Jacob Wood Was elected
ASe. ,kcr Of the Senate by vote Of 81 as2ns; 80,
given to Thomas Michel, and fhon's G'asscock
IVA. crted Speaker OF the House of Representa-
'ave.. BY a vote oflIl against s., for George II.
EYounC The successful candidates are Union
Eanen and the votes a test Of the strength OF
h. Union and Modification parties IN that body
Gov Lumpkin's Message IS dcvoIcj principal
wv to State affairs The only portion of general IN
kcrest is that relating to the Indians sui remaining
lin that State. He complains most vehcmently OF
the course taken by the Judge Of the Cherokee CIR
|seai, who, if VIC urderstand it, has decided that the
Flaw of Georgia exercising jurisdiction over the In
J dans, /, unconstitutional in which decision he
has been sustained Ly ajority of the judges ct
The Supreme Court of the State. ms decision, II
seems, had encouraged The In lians to contend for
their nati0n0litv and interposed obstacles to Their
fnmoyal, and it was feared would lead 10 reyIval
Olhosc conflicts bet Eeen the general government
and the Authorities of G. .orsla, IN whfeh the doc
time of qualification doub less originated. II viii
lestranse II the nulfyefs Of Georgia, taking s"ieS
With the Indians III this nnW controversy, shnu'h
prove to he better Unon men than those " no have
obtain d the ascertain y IN thai State By lighting
nader that hag AND ii will be peculiarly enlhaf-
rassns TO the President to be called on to caiofc'
he laws agains, the people Of shat loyal STATE!
! Blu, we forget. lie has decided that opposition to
anu ilsrooori of t,eaijcs iSno nn'tiheh'oh II Is
only nulliht alton when i tan Is opposed 30 nice
arc ne distinctions of this profound constitutional
lawyer and acute m tanhyscal rcasoner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
MOTTO r..

n pursuance TO an order from the worshipfur
n court Of Amhers, county, made Mt October
court, 1891 TO me directed, shall proceed, on the
loh OF December next on the premises, to sell, y.
public onciion TO the hiehos, bidder, on credit Of
|, 2 and3 years, Il tract Of Land containing 1921
acres, belonging TO the estate of VIM. II. Gibson.
dec. lying in the county Of Amherst on both sides
of lIorscly's Creek, adjoining the lands Of DR.. Gil
bcrt, VIM. Gilllau's heirs, George T. Peasants,
aud o hers On this land there is a comfortable an5
eobyenoni framed Dwelling House, Of sufficient
size to accommodate large family, Kitchen, Meat
House, Barn and other Houses. The plan,e,i, n 10
rncosrd With olerable good fences, now ready ftp
a. occupant. Tie purchaser will be required TO
give bends with approved security, and deed in
rust upon the 'on.i 10 secure the purchase money,
the deed in trust to be acted upon when the last
payment becomes due.
RICHARD s. ELLIS, Com.
Nov II wild,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

th, section oil country, in the rapid Improvement
OF our lands and stoclss-!and we sansninely look
forward to the day when MIR forms Will rival IN
richness and nealness those oil hc Valley OF sirg'.
MIA. and when or ctizsns viii be bound In the
homs of tbelr nahvny by ,hr th5ec-fod cord oil al
6oti N, in.tfcs, a. i patriotism
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

comedian, and a broad humori.i, in crowds, and
amply replenishng his nurse-a 10 disarm tholf
criticism Of anticipated hnrshness donl,less- ana
in Which expectation they will he. they always
have been grossly Disappointed md deceived, Or
we arc much mistaken w" surely deserve tie
lash, when we pay FOR 1t sohbcray
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

,ss., II EARLY intends to leave Lynch.
~ burr shortly. Those wishing his Den.
tai Services, will plroSccnll upon HIM
At the Franklin Hotel, where he will remain u
lew days longer lie expects 10 return 10 Lynch
bur- III the month of March next.
NnY z l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

s.y Elisha Z, ret,r. E-q. the whccl-horse
of Jacksonlsm IN Rbodc.islond, NC are informed
by Providence p ptr, fcrcndy denoaocd III q
speech delivered n the Leg, aturc of thai 81 te,
the Presidents conduct n relation 10 the Pubic
Land, couen'ns, ve'y justly, We think, INIT, N
asmnca as they were oeq1,,,d by the blood and
ircasuc OF the OF States, the pro oejs a. h"I s1i"s
ousht 10 be divided anon the men1bers OF the
ConfederlcY in just prorortiurs Mr.. Potter also
rGcuIed the Iuea OF metallic currency, and
sand that you night as well attempt 10 nuke CIR
cuatlng medium of ten-penny nails an opinion
rom which there will be few disscntlcnts some
five or SIX years hence, when, the Jackson fever
ohated, tie e" gold hunbug' shall lac the wonder
even the stupd-iIe aIso declared himself IN
favor of "A National Bank, winch We axe TO be u
rcnmrkablc instance of Independence, as tunes 20
But, Bdnk-man as h. IS, ns lection TO the u. =.
) nate vol be h1l"d j. kson f,,amph, not
wltbs hndng we aret"'d that the question IS 'Bank
OF no Bank =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

q. II gives US much pleasure TO publish the
u,oceedmgs of the New Lond n Agricultural Soci-
etv rejoicing, as we DO IN every movement cal
cuIacd TO improve our lands, to increase our ngr-
cultural prosperity AMI to Advance the interests Of
tina, class Of the community, with which all other
classes are so intimately connected aud SO closely
identified. Among the means of cffecting this re-
suit A yriculura Societies, IN our opinion, stand
foromost--havrg n direct tendency first to concen
,ra,c md then 10 ifuse information among the
farmers and Notwithstanding prejndlces, intro
i,c,ng mproycJ systems CT culture, AMI exciting
n sn,rl, of generous cmu lton. Already the bene-
fetal effects Of the diffusion of knowledge on the
science Of agriculture are extensively manifest IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
DISSOLUTION.

IL d ~ ~ ~ ~ W q ID ~ = =
" uE concefn of Bngwcl, smith q Williams.
~ is this day Dissolved by mutual consent, es-
cepi so Gar may be necessary to close the bust
ness Nj. Ior'on Anthony IS duly authorised to
close the business OF the concern. Persons ndeb,-
cd will please call nj their Office and settle their nc
counts with him. JOHN w. BhGWELL,
JOHN SMITH, Ir.
CHARLES y, VILLAS.
Richmond, Nov. W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

g.J The Petersburg Constellation, n 10 a polk
Jackson paper, commenting GA the Il lhston OF the
Danv,iIe Reporter TO Col VIVA r. Johnsuu's n
mured intention neither to resign his IN the L.
gI>sore MIR resp thu papers as instructions,
which have been handed ABOUT for signatures re
m RS - " hav, sufficient authority for saying
that III expressed w of a malofny OF he votors
of Chcstcriitld viii be rrspcclrd as II has, when
known, always heretofore been respected by thclr
present delegate"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
MENTAL & PHYSICAL puENOMENA

y
We publish TINS morning two Articles which
parinkc strongly Of the marvellons--onc, an nc
count, by medica journal, of the interview OF lis
editor wi h the individual known as the Myste-
rlous L,dy," whose mental pceninrilles well ent'.
tie her To thht aPpeIlalon, unless there he IN the
case some skilfnly executed deception, which woulG
bc hardly less marvellous than the contrary snPPo-
stion-& the otner DESCRIPTION OF clrcn Instances.
connected with the movements OF a eld IN Sew
Jersey, hardly less astonishing. Marvellous as
they DO orc they to be well authenticated.
If there be deception IN either case, We may
well shy, that
" rhcte are more things in Heaven and Earth
"Thln are drcam'dsof IN our philosophy J"
And yet there be de"eptions praci'sed, they must
be so sklfully executed that iher inventors are en-
titled to Us much credit for The ingenuity, censurc
tor the character OF their mposiurcs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

81, We ngain invite the attention of those IN
icrested TO the proposed Turnpike Road between
Lynchburg and Pnlsyivanla county. Ii IS the o.
pinon of intelligent AMI wdl Informed gentlemen
hat no road promises greater advantages than THIS
to the trade of Lyme hburg, and indeed that It
would have been greatly 10 oar interest had this
work been executed in preference 10 any which has
yer been ATTEMPTED. The meeting ofthe stocshol-
Gers W Ill take place at The Franklin Hotel to NOR
row (tbc lSlb) (seo advertisement but as there is
vc1 nor ION Of the stock uushpserlb d for, II IS
hoped that il VIII be forthwith taken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

g-'f The Nashville Banner says" We have
more confi,rce in the Presidents honesty aud pat
rlo;ism TINT III that Of all the public men IN the u
ni,od S ates put togelhef" Seeing the quarter
whence tins avowal comes the readcr @il nol he
aStonis ell hcwcvcr widely he may differ IN opln
ION witn he conGding editor There IS no accoan.
ting for tastes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17
10 J,),D
1870
~ T.

Union vote. 1850
Nafc ntion majority - 3,oo'
Which majority, it is thought, would be mere T.
scd to about 5000 by the after returns. Notw1th-
standing this small majority ofthe popular vote,
however, the Nullfyers have secured two.hirds IN
both branches of the State Legislature. which VIII
enable them to enact the test OATH If they think pro-
per to do so, and thereby deprive nearly mo'eiy
|ol The people OF that State of Their dearest civil
rights. The cause of This ascendarcy IN the Lee
g'siat're is to be found in that system OF unequal
representation that rotten borough principle, -
Which was the oppro5ium Of Virginia under the
o'u constitution; whereby one mau on the seaboard,
"nch IS tn notification dis rlct, exercises as much
po''''cal power three IN he interior, where the
oh'oh party is nredominant. The majority OF the
/ Legislature Of South Caroin. ought Certainly t.
IuuSc before they proceed to ntlict disiraoch'sc-
"e" On 50 large port,on OF Their iclln"-cItlz'h''
""'" 'heY are sensible that they derive th"rowtr
~ Pcrpe'rhte this wron from unequal aud ar's-
0'' '''edi system of representation IA system,
'''e'' WS'ead Of beng exponent o. ''e roPhl It
'.' rhen'es h1sc y no acquire power uodef II I"
sci hat 9lti At dshanee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-11-17

,4- Thc Grecnvil!e Moun'ainecr publishes H
,a,rmsn, of ,he votes Given in South Carolina at
1.-The lac general cleo ion, with the exception OF a
few from, which returns had not been re eiSed
which exhibit the following result;
20,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-06-24
Richmomd. Tuesday, juno "a.
DEATH OF LAFAVEIsrE

u Ia
nis great and good man-ihe hero of two
awofids-and one of the purest friends of I.;ler,v
S'n". ever breathed, is no more He died M Pnr;,
oh me Ioth May, at the age of7G--Franco is about
'o pay her last tribute Of respect to the ashes of ,le
: uecsased-America will come forward TO testify her
esr'ei, ana 10 honor his memory We hone no mari
soi respect will he withheld from the man. 10 vin,.
Awe We're oil under such inestimable obligations
me loss OF Lafayette must produce some i,nnor,-
Shnt Revolutions in the politics of Francc-JI;s r,
neral IN Paris has probably led TO great exci,emen,
3-and unless the King be wise enough TO throw hin
sen nlo tie very OF the public sentiment j, NAV
Aoccnsion some serious rios y my
10 The United States his death will he n mos, Ia
Snentable loss. He was our true friend n, MI ,;a
! land amid the embarrassmens into which ,he ra, .
5uohs between the two countries have been r.ce,,
shrown, the inierposiiion of his influence might bny
5pFoved OF The most essential service
4 10 the friends Of Liberty throughout the world
ms death will he source of the deepest re,re,
I vocate. >''o "o-
ihe mournfnl intelligence of his death reached
/ n'cnnond on Saturday evening, by the Steam
] Don't every brow was Immediately couded will,
9sadness On Sunday afternoon, the 81 afavette Ar
99uiiery,~ commanded by Capt. j. b. Richardson and
the "fichmond Light Infantry Blues, Capt Big
iSeer, appeared in uniform, and the Artillery fred
"a minute guns, accompanied by the toing of the
zen, &C. &C. We understand that our uniform
{compahies will pay their tribute of respcc, 10 The
memory OF this departed Patriot ut an early dnv
WIN not the civil authorities and our citizens
rally, Join them on this mou1iinl occasion