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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
coomc Jalr Ipceac, Tartar Eme,ic, B.ss
Mass, Rhubarb Powdcs Ditto Ros,, Aloes. Liquo-
rice Ball, l'qoorce Root, Magncs,a, Lump and
Cole'ned Gum Camphor, Gum Opium, Gum Shell
lac Gum Copol. Birthstone, Flors. Sulphur, Cream
Tartar, Balsam Copaiba, EPSON Salts, 0lsubet's
Salts, Senna Mamma, Arrow Root, Super. Csrb.
soda, Tnrfar'c Acid, Bornx, Cauthorides, Spirits
NIUE, Spirits Farishorn Sweet OIL Oil Vmriol,
h0n" Forts, Alcohol Acetate Morphis, Sulphate
Norphn. Iodine, Hydroda,c Potash, Cnra,ed Ksli,
iepperInc, Supha'c Qu'nine FRENCH Black Oil
v"rn'sh' quarts, p'ns and hnfpin,s, Csrpenier's
Compound FLUID Extract Of Sarsapnrilfa, Car.
pen,eIs Compound Syrup Liverwo,t, Black Ink.
lsed do Red Ink Powder, Curtis's Chemical do
itowland's Genuine Mncnssar Oil, Florida Wa
Ter, virginia Water, Lavender Water, Cosfnesis
wash Balls To'lc, Soaps Visiting Cards, PIsyine
C"rds, Court Plaistcr, Lorrillnrd's Maccnboy and
Scotch Snuff, Snuff Boxes, fancy Iucfers Matches.
Fancy Perfume Vinls. Pocket Books, Percussion
Caps, Pencil Points, Drilled and Silver-eyed Needles
Beads and Ever. pointed Pencil Gases, Pha.edldo..
do. beud Needles, Fish Hooks md Fishing Lines,
Letter and cnp Paper, Cohens Quilts, Disssowds.
Shaving boxes Shaving brushes, Tooth DO Hair do.
Flesh do Cloth do. Shoe do Horse 10. White
Wash do Floor do. Busting do Paint do. Camel
liar Pencils, Walls, assorted, Alspicc, Back Per-
per- Race Ginger Ground Ginger, Cloves, Mace.
Nu'm'g', Cinnamon, Fresh Tamnr1ds, Glue.
window Glass, Putty. Lamp Oil Linseed Oil.
spirits Turpenine, White Lad Red Lead, Vcne-
'inn Red Spanish Brown, Vcrmillion, Chrome Vel.
low, Chrome Green, Yellow Ochre, Prussan Blue.
Spanish Whiting, Ground vcrdegris, Campeaehy
L"gwood, Ground Logwood, Cnmwood Fns,jc.
redwood Indigo, Nader, Copperas, Blue Stone.
Alum and Salt pcire
Together with various other articles, too nvsss,.
Gus to mention, comprising a large and general a..
sormen'--nll OF winch ho nalters himself no W in h
able to sell "s low ~ any house in Virginia. Ply
Se'ans' Merchants and tho public gener lily, ave
requested to give him call before purcha sing, -
nc Is determined to sell on the mos, accommodating
.ermi. DAVID X. LYMAN,
ouV"i Old Stand, sign " tho Golden Mortar.
Bank Square. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
,,rulpALD STUART, ESQ.

.,, ,,oye voice 10 common Tumor when we
~ IN, a, the Bedford election, this gentleman
sa ont uneqIivocally in favor OF Judge White
e''. President nor do we now think that there
'.oy hing in tina, s,a,emen. Incompatible with the
D.',,,,e1 exclamation. We cannot it is true, take
ourselves the responsibility of asserting that,
' "p. will; no, be Wing candidate for the next
p,o,uleocy in tn. field but We may safely say,
49,, The vote Of Virginia will be given either for
". Van Buren, or Judge Whtc.-ln any event.
t,,syer the letter OF Mr. Stuart is con6rmatory of
,sb,, we have frequently Observed that Van Buren,
h,s bu, very little popularity in this State, even
'.,b the Jackson party. But few Of them, who may
.,,n,,ev supper, him. will agree that they do so
,.ahou, great reluctance. We hare they may be
shared the dis,greeab'e necessity
T.Me Editors Ct The Tusinian.
PA7Kck, Nay 8, 1885.
.-.,Iomcn II observe in your paper of the 4ih
~, IN noticing the result Of the Bedford election,
w., .,,,e ,ha, YOU had tecn informed that came
~, a, the Bedford election, macQUiUocaHy for White
M, having succeeded in the election, my opinions
:, ,el,,ioo TO the next Presidential election may not
no considered as of any importance 10 the commu-
oi,y.-Bu,it is certainly important TO myself, that
those onirons should not be misrepresentcd or MIS-
unJerstool.-I certainly did avow at Bedford, IS
had done throughout the district, that Judge White
was nv first choice for the Presidency; that he
had Teen such long before lie was nominated by the
Legislature Of Alabama, and before the Wings took
such fancy to h'm-and gave as one of the Pr'n'
ri,s grounds Of my preference, the able and unde.
,;a,ins support which Judge w hlte had given TO
,he administration of General Jackson. declared
thai if,l,e Wings were right in their prediction,
that the contest for the Presidency would be narrow
ed down 10 White and Van Burcn, | should give
the former my warmest suPpor'.-but also de-
dared that it Wing Candidate should hc in the
i'd should support the candidate who in my
opinion would most completely unite the Republi-
can par,y.-Please give this note an insertion in
your paper. Yours respectfully,
ARCH. STUART.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
Hats, Shoes, Leather, &c. &c.
The subscriber oGers tor sails
Ladies
Misses
Genemens BOOTS AND SHOES,
Boys and

Children'S
Oievery variety and quality. lately received from
the most approved factories, comprising an assert
ment at once the most extensive and best selccled,
of any to be found in this part of Virginia, and VIII
be sold at as low prices as the same quality ana
kind are sold in Virginia.
lie intends, in future, TO engage more extensive
" in the Hat Business, and will always endeavor
10 yend ar cles in this line of such quality ana at
such prices, as cannot fail to give satisfaction 10
purchasers. He has just received II handsome as
sortmen of
Genrlemen's Superior Black & Drob Beaver ats
do Medium and Common Fur do
Youths Black y 90 uo
Mems and Boys Wool Hats and Caps do
Bows and Childrcns Fancy Caps
An of which vii, be sold at small advance on
manufacturers prices Also. constantly on hand
philadelphia and New York Calfsklns, KIP SKINS,
Wax and Russell UpperLca'her, Best Oak Tanned
soa Leather, Red ditto. Travelling Trunks and
Travelling Bags, Letter Writing, and :Wtarp'ns
Paper, &c. &C. W. W. IN 1,f
May IA
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Low PRICES.

Knitting Needles, best Elastic Steel Gl cts. doz
Sowing Needles, from No | to 10 inclusive, Ct
ccn's II popcr--nnd oil other Goods in he same,
proportion To Merchants, Physclans, md oil
who wish to purchase LARGELY, cvery induce
ment will be offered For sale by
Howell DAVIES
May7 ITS
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MUSCATEL WINE. etc

1NiF TEEN 10 eighteen gallon or half quarter
l. casks, M"sc". Wine. superior quality
~ doz. M".cs,el Wine. superior. IN
Boxes
1b lbs Superior Family Tsa
~ lbs Numegs, hest fresh
chests Black Tea
"a lbs Annette, best Spanish
30 boxes Oranges mud Lemo0s
30 don Porter
10 quarter essL, and 2 pipes Madeira
do d" su,su.ay d.
% dox Port Wins
10 do Chsmpsisas 40
20 dor. M" "ia "a
pipes and 3qusrer cssks Champsisns
and French Brandy
~ boxes Rai.ns very low
y barrels and IL boxes Starch
800 gross Bottle and Vial Corks
% 30 Walls assorted
30 doz. papers Of Pins.
80 gross Elastic Steel knitting Needle
~ doz. Slate, assorted,
h"',els and % basks,s Sweet OIL
100 lb'.Fresh Candy, assorted
2ooO lbf. B,imstons
1850 his. Salt P.,,e
200 lbs Zants Currents, superior. Jresh
1900 lbs. Epson Salt,
1000 lbs Glauhe,'s do
% barrel. Lin,eed, Tam =. add Lamp
OIL
go gallons Coal Tar, Spts. Tuspeatins
end Cotton Seed Oh
49, Gun, Shrlack and Copnt
SegaH, Snuff, Chew ing and Smoking To-
bacto
Bru.h as'ov'ed. all kinds
Fancy Soap aud perfum.ry, great vorisiy
Guns and Pistols double aud s,agis barrel.
flint and percussion locks, large aud
superior assortment
$40 Kegs md pots. White Lead, Spanish
Brown
Limp B"ck. Prus.iso Blue. Chrome Vel.
low and Blue Paint in Oil
1000 lbs. dry Pants. assorted coiors
10000 lbs. Log wood, Fnsic and Canwood.
4 md and in sticks
barrels Copsi, Japan aud Furniture
Varnhh
600 lbs Coperas, Blue Stone and Aum
1900 Lbs. Black Pepper, Al,pics and Gin
gev, part groMnd
$50 lbs Liq"orce aud Liquorice Root
800 lbs. indigo
1900 lbs. Madd-r hest Dutch
~ half barrels do family MackeTel
$50 gallons best d. Mons'ss, etc. etc.
For Sale by Howell DAVIES.
Nav ~ it's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

~. ~ inf e'''zens of Amherst county are reoues-
f" :" meet Al. the sour, house, on the third Mon j..
"as o, Way Noe'ng cour,day, 10 take into con.
feIIow c;,;zs "s oprIe'y Of concurring with their
suitable individual as next President Of ,h. ~
SEVERAL CITIZENS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
DIR. WILLIAM Wis

nFFERS his professional services 10 the Cit
~ Gems OF Lynchburg, and lis vicinity. Office
on Main-strcct, door below the Commission
House Of Messrs. Holcombe Il Tyree.
May IA ~fwlf
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yIcuHuRG. MAYA. 1885.
TTRCyyIl ELECTIONS.
cA1ELL-l del.

CAHEbL-i det.
r., congratulations ss5, Smith 2O4-b0'h
WI. The former Is &c elected.
VIZ" rs, Delegat,-Buh'i"g (whig) sii, Hampton
,' r% is Thornburg (adm) 1857. THIS coun-
l0o Wv. last year represented by MIR. Hampton
,y..sIf a Wing, but uniformly voting with the
w" R,reni,cs, although not instructed TO do So
Wv a., an IMPRESSION that, in doing SO, he was gil
s's' .asc, 10 the will OF majority of his constitu
' '"s The result has shown that he was m's'a-
KEN MASON & JACKSON-l del.
Tn. las, Kanawha Bsnner says" We have
,,ceiyed the returns from these countless bu. we
NV tina. Maj. Wsggener (wh's) has been
',sec,cJ by majority of6 votes" Nothing Is
.sJ of the Congressional vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
az TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
COKNS.

I\HE celebrated ALBION CORN PLASTER
- afford, instant relief aud NJ IN. ,sme time
''s"isrs AMI draws the Corn out by the roots
without the least pain.
'safuitAfE - . those Iliciej W It'll corns
o" 'h"" irr' do reriiiy that have u.ed The Abb
o" No'n flastrf With complete success. Brfor.
h"d "5td one but, u completely cu,rd n corr " L,ch
had troubled me for many years. maze hi. pub
nc Tor the benefit Of those afflicted With that psio
iul compliant. NM SHAW.
Flushing l.. !. Feb. % Price bpr.n,s no.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

s' al 10 incline the scale of,etory in on, ,
n"" we are fortified in our long ~, ,asor
fac. ha W maj, receive such accession, I bv &c.
ne " "a.e, many of The fiend, ~" ~,
sands were Present There ar, ,ho
Buren, men%,nd wo do IN me State vino are no, Van
say, that although the uAigs Saps b,.n hesitate TO
Virginia is not yet Van BuTsn,.ss o'en defeated,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

ahcod, and came Out four lengths ahead time
- 80 stcond5.
Tho betting at starting WINS Mlddlesex agal
er the fila, bat more generally Mlddlgsex and anol
Aorse a 3a,hgt three
-. % the Cfuifeville Trolling Course the prof.
:" tors purse Of $4,000 three miles aud repeat, ~
:, he saddle coutcndcd for by Mr.. Wbeolnnds
= mml,us and Mr. Jones Role, was taken with Z
TIE by Columbus
~. The Iroiting match for $4,000 between Awful
" Raj Road, | mile and repeat, then came OIL
w was won with wful case by The former, TIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
NEW LONDON
AdRICULTURA SOCIETY,
May ! 1

MAY MEETING, 1883.
Premiums FER TIE Seooud Sto,o and Far on Tic
first Tuesday and Utdaesday IN Nopember nc1t
/. Fo, the best improved Faro, by a mem
Der, $50
9 For the ne hes, do. do bya do. %
g. For the third best do do. u Plough,
not exceeding in value, l2
l. For the highest product of Maize, on
any three contiguous ncfes, (hgh
land) similar Plough, l2
3. For the highes, Proluc, of Wheat,
do. do. do. ~
6. For the best thorough bred Stallion, 30
T. For the best do. Brood Mare, 10
s. For the best do. Colt one year,
subscription to the Turf Register, 8
g. For the bcs, do F,'ly, do do. do 3
TO- For the best do. Jack, do. do. do. 3
H. For the be., Durham or Devon Bull, 10
H. For the best Cow or Hefcr Of improved
b. For the best Calf, do do. 3
H. For the best Rom, do. do. 3
l.. For the best Boar, do. do. 3
l6 For the best piece Of inc Woollen Cloth,
Of Table Cloth Of Counterpart and
OF Carpcting, not less thnn five yards
of each 10 be manufactured in the IA
my OF some member, or IN tho IA
my of some resident OF Bedford or
Campbell, for each 10, ~
II. For the best specimen of Sewing Silk,
to be manufactured as above, ;
1907
Benlamin Wggng'on and William T. Whucn
of Bedford and James A. McrrlVcther Of Camp
bell (any TWO Of whom may ac,) are appointed Il
Committee, to inspect, such Farms es may be oiler-
ed for premiums, and make report TO the Annual
Meeting IN November.
IN Gram Crops, the land ms we'll as IT'S produce.
must be accurately measured and certified.
The pcdigrces Of all kinds OF Stock exhibited,
will be required
by order OF thu Meeting.
ALIEN. AUSTIN, Sccry.
May II 2w
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to he .v..n - The growing crop Of When, il said
ter va. ny, "hefe unpromising. The hard win
r,,nv disastrous to it, and there is now in
ve, Of ,ha a.. moods, grea, complain, of the raw,
ike an "v. ny The farmers canoo, reap any lhng
and the 's' crop IN this part of the country ;
A,I,n;c rusp'e's seem so gloomy ,houshou the
the prlce of Flour. ''''o'e ADVANCE IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

An APPRENTICES will be take" at
IA this office
May IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

II Party zealots sometimes ndscreetly let slim
word oftruth. This is the case with the sayan.
nah Georgian, Van Buren, paper, which asks
" why did Judge White accept the nomination
7oHen ne hne'o perfectly peH that Mr.. Van Buren,
would be selected as the candidate of the Baltimore
Convention + Hereabouts it is tie cue of the Van
huren"es 10 deny that this is kuoon, and to hold
out the 'dea that the Convention meets to weigh the
Pre,ens'ons and the Strength ofthe prominent men
OF me party ana to select him who may appear to
be the favorc of the creates, numb r, II hou,
ever, ii is perfectly ,ccH kao,ca that MIR. Van Ruren
IS TO be selected why call public meetings in yr.
GINA, to send delegates to this grand sanhedrim =
II they are for Van Buren,, it is uselcss-faeoins,
HIM, worse than useless, for them to attend,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

mo,n;u" ' a.e Hooded with FOREIGN S,r, ,bi.
i, fill, Us great importance ju.,,Ge. the srass
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
V [>NE THE subscribers TO the Stock OF
181aJ the Lynchhurg aud Concord
Turnpike Company. are hereby
required TO paw immediately INTO
the hands Of NJ W. Davenport. Treasurer, tha bal
snce Of amount now due ON said Stock aud all in
terest arising thereon. II IS necessary that suhscu
bers should promptly comply with this reqn's'''on'
J. NJ. WARWICK, Prest.
Tolls will henceforth be collected o" the above
namd road.
May Ia 2'f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

kuj The annual session n, n. .
c"ps. Convention. for the Doce., oI Vrs;";. ,,
oon -" "a, :" Ly"ehburg. on Wedne,da, ner, ,ha
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
DIR. ROBERT EARLY.

$ now u, the Franklin Hotel, and will be pleased
l. to wal, on all that may need his services in
Dental Operations.
Maya hts
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TIE SUBSCRIBER

i'a' 1ns' returned from The Northern Cities, where
he has purchased, for Cash, a large and gene
rnl assortment OF Fresh snd Genuine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

selling a, s,c" soek OF the Canton rail road from
v'tan and this says Nle,s Rs..,N, ~ - months
l" Is worth, by grea, do.l "Ss's'er' Is more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14

ID The Charlottesville Advocate ;nforms -.
mat The Van Burcni'es held meeting in AIbc.
MARIE les, Monday week and appointed DELEGATES
10 the Baltimore CONCENTRATIONS o5o nersoo.
being present, which The Advocate estimates nc ~
strength of the Van Buren, party in that coun ,y'
Among those who participated in the meeting were
, u. late county delegates, Messrs Randolph and
n'es-'"e ,o''ner OF whom thought it was entirely
700 Soo", last Ap'lI to begin to think about the
neA ''cs'oency te" weeks have wrought,
Mo''oe' 'u' revolution IN his opinions. The cleo
'onS oe'"s over there is no longer, we presume,
any reason for adherence to the nou.,on,a,,,o1 ~
Icy! ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-14
FRESH FROM THE ppo,,

We understand that a mee,;,. LIE,
Campbell cour, house on Monday I Ia', ne H at
Miles Cary IN the chair, and Mr. Ash,ll." NIapt
son acting as Secretary and the sa''"s - John
gates appointed to the Baltimore Conveo,;ass os,e
VIM. w Austin, David G. Murrell s;maon Dr.
TN and A. ID. johnson. The oumh.r ''', aus
eo .he meeting we learn, did not exceed 40 'e.a'
mat IN county, voting more than n ,bonsa., 90
egates aFfolnt'o by about one.,br,;eh y, oe'
But they are fresh from the people" and ws s,.
be content Each delegate, il will be- we must
has about 10 constituents perceived,
The Lexington Union informs u, ,h., c
gates have also been appointed from I'm, 'a. uee'
by meeting of some % or 30 Tbe do,a. county
james Mcdowell, jr VIM Taylor Z, uai' ' n. are
and consistent lederalta, sent to Ba.,moro ~
lect Democratic Republican candidate ~ ~ , se-
Presidency,) John Bowycr and Josenb Pan W Tue
The New York delegation to this I" rackaa 49,,
consists OF fossmasters, 5 Judges, 3 Cmn,,,
Clerks, Masters in Chancerv, ! P,a,, Gou".y
Chancery, Sheriff, United States Sena,n, ~ "
nal Commissioner, with members oftbe S,a,a
gsln'ure enough to constitute a mainr;,w :. IL .s
whole. The State Convention which nnna;,, -,
the delegates numbered among its membeF. o0n,
% e0eeAolders-al all fresh from he pcopl, '''''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
(From fhe .N,e,o Haren HeroId. ,

HALLEy's CoMEr-Yesterday morning, August 3lst
had the satisfaction of first observing this interest
ing body, in the field of Clarks great telescope The
possibility of confounding il with nebua, induced us
to wait for another observation, in order ascertain
whether ii changed its place among the stars in which
case no doubt would remain of its being comet The
approach of the twilight prevented ascerainng this
point yesterday but observations repeated this morning
plainly indicate proper motion; and being very
the place assigned to Haleys comet recognise it
the ongexpected visitant
Its present position is north of the Bulls horns little
below the vertex Of an equiIaera Triangle formed with
those two stars II is nearly in line between the planet
Jupiter and the Pleades Seven Stars, and nearer TO
the former. Or, more particularly, at o'clock this
morning, its right ascension 5h 5lm. and its de-
clnation ~ % deg, being about degree less than that
derived from the elements of Pontecoulant which are
given in the Connaissance des Temps for 1888.
The appearance in telescope is that of dim cloud
or halo, far less luminous than the planets Its mag
ude is such to render visible in smaller telescopes
provided they afford sufficient light We employed only
our lowest magnifer (55 but the fine light of this
strument having object glass of FIVE inches gives
great advantages ordinary telescopes in
of this kind DENISON OIMSTED.
ELIAS LOOMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
POETRY.
!" Nrca var REMAINS uNscNc."
from the London New Monthly Magaziae. ]
COUSINS.

COUSINS.
Had you ever a cousin, Tomi
Did your cousin happen to sing.
sisters we,vo ali by the dozen, Tom,
But u Cousins different thing;
Aud you'd find, ii you had ever kiss'd her, Tom,
(Hut let this be a secret between u.s.
That your lips would have been in u blister. Tom,
For they're not OF the sister genus.
There il something, Tom, in sisters lip
When yo give her good night kiss,
That savors much of relationship,
That nothing occurs amss
But a cousins lip il you unite
With yours in the quietcst way,
Instead Of sleeping wink that night,
You'll be dreaming the following day.
Aud people think IL no harm, Tom,
With a cousin to hear you talk;
Aud feels any alarm, Tom,
At quiet cousinly walk
Hut, Tom, you'll soon find what happen to know,
That such walks oitcn grow into straying,
Aud the voice OF cousins are sometimes so low,
Heaven only knows what you'll DO saying!
Then there happens often, Tom,
Soft pressure of hands aud fingers,
And looks that were moulded to soilcn, Tom,
Aud tones which memory fingers;
And long ere your walk ia half over, the strings
or your heart all put into play,
BY the voice OF those fair demi -sisierly things,
4 q not quite the most brotbcry way.
Aud the song Of sister may bring to you, Tom,
Such tones as the angels WOO,
But fear ii your cousin should sing TO you, Tom,
You'd take her for an angel too;
For SO curious u note is that note Of theirs,
That you'll fancy the voice that gave IL,
Had been all the while singing the National Air,
Instead of the Psalms of David.
/ once had a cousin that sung Tom,
And her name may be namelcss now,
But the sound of those songs is still young, Tom,
Though longer
'Tis folly to dream Of bower of grecn,
When there is not a lesfon the trees
But 'twxt walking and singing, that cousin has bcon
God forgive her tho ruin of me.
And now care naught for society, Tom,
And lead most anchorite life
For I've loved myself into sobricty Tom,
And of the wish for wife
But oh! if said but half what might say,
So sad were tho lessons 'twould give,
That 'twould keep you from loving for many day,
Aud from cousins--as long rs you live.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11
[ From The Augusta (Maine) Ago 7
GREAT MEETING

The meeting at the Court House in this town on Fri.
gay ast was perhaps the most and respccia.
ble mecuRg OF our citizens assembled smila
occasion Al pary distinctions were laid aside and the
people came together ee nurse, with heart and one
voice on the subject OF Tie meeting No could
have been present and still entertained te belief bst
the doctrine OF the fanatics ever make any consdc-
rablc progress among Moro than nineteen twenfi-
eths we believe, Of the electors Of our town county
and State, decidedly against tcm AID determined
az ali hazards TO sustain the Southern States in the en-
loyment Of their constitutional rights and resist by all
legal measures the movements at the aqtators
The meeting addressed by Lutbor Severance vii
Dam Woart, Jr, Horatio Bridge, and J. w Bradbury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

WEESSRS. Richard II. Carver and Amelia his wife.
I'VE WIN. II. Peyton, and Cordelia his wife--Take
notice, that The 9Th day of October next between
81 hours Of in the morning and in the evening, at
the Clerks Office Of the county OF WestmOrcland, /
shall take the dispositions Of sundy Witnesses to be read
evidence in the suit at this time pending in the Cir.
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chanoery for the Coun-
" Of Spoilsylvana, IN which you Plaintiffs, and /
The Adnr Of Charles Houtchins am one Of the De.
fendantsand this method Of givngyou notice is adopt
ed in consequence Of your being residents of this
Commonwealth Of Virginia. MARTIN KEY
Sept. 4. 3D-wdvvH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-11

UNEMPLOYMENT WANTED--A single man with
IA out family wishes to engage to manage farm for
the ensuing year Application by letter, post paid to p
s. b; will be attended to- References unquestionabe
will be produced of superior management None need
apply except whose business will afford wages of
$3.50 more. Letters to be directed to Somme rve,
Fauquier Co., Va
Aug. IS. 33-Gt