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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
SOUTH AMERICAN SKETCHES.

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iae Wfiieroi the letter from which the subioin-
Il extract, are made did not intend diem fDr pub
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'i'' III r.3iioa ia portion oi ue worm 81 N'iifa
We hafe but a very imperfect kao"adsa, We my
taAeu The libertyto lag them before ON readers
ff,yrgs,.o,, yg,,,a#= ~. tba I.;r,.,;.,g
SANTIAGO M GIuIr. t6.il :, 1885.
II, passa..a# on, vas a most oa,,Jeasant one,
Storm .,5D ,sl,as succeeded each otbsr. from ,be
lime Nc. naiialra our sails anfl We moored our
vessel in tbe b3rbor Of her destination.
We sfepned n Rio he .yansjlo At which place
VT. were detained about two week .,,Dair;ao damn,
49, which We had sustained IN ,1. f,r.,r,5 cal.
that a>saiIel rs. Rio de Iaoeiro IS 4 GREAT civ.
rop.#fI4n.5. ;, naolI,,tion of abont 4s10aD Tie
barbor Is deemed tbo most soendid IN the world
The country adjacent !, hold anl nietlr,s,ne in =
striking dearer,
li,pna - I,rl,. ,,,ober # Nar,l, A,,.,;,.,,s N
Rio be inegrba,,ts i6sr. fra,,, country,
were il, n,.t.t instances ,.s,ltl, j., all ,,,,er,,,
I5.l,I. a., ,,,,.,,
If ,.,,.,,;1a al.,Il ,lss,s wv, ,,,.,,. W.
.l. =, l.4,, Is1,,,,. .,,, H.. It;t,d st',,s n
Br.zi are ,.il9,r ,a,ltI, ,,,,,i1I, ..n.,,,,',.
tipa Will, ,vco,, s,,,h =, l, I...,, Ill -.
anil ,g,,Il's fyerr dr,,I
l,,6 Sal l,1, 49,, :. ,,,,.t;.,zs. -.
not seeo man, i'zl1 or low, relor poor, at all al
ieeieil' b dunk. he thllafis are remarkably
,7fef faoii y the enieraats consequently find no
company IN Baechan1Gan r#yes. The conse-
qlencei Is, 10 man becomes worthless, by intempe-
rdte lll6ii, and tie mechanics here, Is well As the
nafoi lag5, are all citlar# in tn possession oI
Wsil,ll, or viii tue fair promise before taen of
It's attainment.
Santiago is an inland place The great CON-
trlle IS carried on principally bYNarh Americans
aal Bfitoas. The population oil alparaiso i, a.
bout 50 G9e-tla of SANTIAGO about 50 .0O9.
Chile may be considered far ahead of any If tl,r
South American Stats for general intcilieencc and
political knowledge. The community is illloa,.5h-
er well informed, and see rs mac! refinement
and fashion here rs in any of tie large cifies Of the
United States The government is stable. and the
people closely knit together and patriotic. Their
military power surpassc that of any of her sister
il ia, n,,,-,a In. niDi,i :. t,,o w., ,';',,'t
in tire world, resembling a regular amy in ai,cf-
pine and fed exercise. The} muster once
"'5'>' AM are uniformed AMI completely armed
,'g soH'ill1'h' profess 10
qr, essnr;a, tba, Inv,
rI,.l sl'l' ''''s' VI
IL seen raeaar. in such hiah order for field anf;cS
nosrs--ls tlI5 Cblla4l.i,jliii3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
BUFFALO. SPRINGS.

o. W. ask public attention 70 the sub.ojesl
notice Of the valuable but hitherto ne lee.od MI
eina spring, Yin in err immediate eieirIi,v....
rendered accessible 10 4eaf3s all, nef oals b. T..
eontiguity, but b tie comparatively snail .,sa.
which ,tstieatiaa Of l saal,s, tlsriag tic fa.,
Of tie Summer months, I'll Require. u ara.
ware Of thai singular l4efl'5 ii tie human mi
diverted 10 By ON correspondent, which, whilst,
Is invariably blind 10 distinguished merit IN sinl,,
objects, whether thal BE- men o. thaqs i..,ri,l.
beholas ii remofer, esen tiIpneh they T. Nor.
worthless objects, the mos f. #eiaalias AMI alr..
TIVE qualities. Hence il is lllai Willie distant In.
rists hive eazea with rapfur5as delight and rel.
gious awe upon the foaminq cafarsa. of Niaq5r.
UPON tI1e Bfse, thrown, without eliart rom In.
hand OF Nature, and upon Caves sparkling viii,
nltife gems "beyond the reach Of Arl'' 10 mi.
tie, thousands who dwell within sieht and ba,r.
my OF these wonders of creation lave never par4.
ed moment TO contemplate and admire tlersIb.
Unity and grandeur. But may II mol -, lloped
that IN matter which concerns both the healtlz
and the purse, different principle Of action VII
influence the public mind If health can be A..
well promoted by visit to the Butiloe 5 plia...
by trip beyond the AlIeghanq, anlal q Consider
aaledimnation of expense, why w.Ilnoltaesz whose
pilgrimages to these Hygoian Foaats are dictated
b a desire to head some malatlY, ar to restore to
strength frame sinking under 1slil.l =, 81 laea
spot like tine Bniiaoe Springs possessing tie n
cessary medicinal virtues, aud removed from the
hustle OF gaety and fashion which always cougre-
gate at the more conspicuous watering places
for purposes of dissipation and speeuagoa--or
any thing, indeed, bat in quest Of health We
need not however, say any tliag far,}la4. tl5s 4,
ask pcfasal Of the suhioined article:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25

a. Gank has been granted to Texas by the
Mexican Gongress--capital one million of dollars.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
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haI >=#.1.fa. -. - MY All. lsa lhs market.
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l'aaeN and Sa1Ie ~ t,oede--all el which dire
seuaff vii #iaaat asfaall advance upea anal
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Box square
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1isees' notterV aud Gxchangc oaioo.
INTELLIGENCE
Fresh from the" 3" { otaec -
- GRAND cApTTAE,. sac, 600! IN
G5slB RGxzns of ss.oooH.f1
bISHtL SIi.tfP L07TERY.
ClA-s N. Ii, ron ISIS.
- hs bHnn At Alexandria. Saturday 27.h da,
otjme ist1.
6n haqtasS-lo Draua Baliofs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-06-25
: Ills youthful hose, well saved.

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now el'is TO ms neither appendages, with that de-
degree OF amicable tenacity SO abborrent r. tRe
lovers OF the Roman toga, but so dear 10 the yoa-
RES OF modern andyism.-Whc this result is
properly attributable to the medicinal virtues of the
waters atone, or to those, combined with tbc pu-
rl1y oil the atmosphere. the beneficial influence of
Wholesome exercise, the Kind attentions of the
writer is unable to determine lie is certain. how
ever thu the Great maxim of physics, " like
causes produce like effects, is equally appropriate
mere and from the information which he has de-
rived from persons afflicted with various diseases
@n,eh mpelled them to resort to these waters, he
pS oon''dellt thai he does not hazard his repua
,.on lof Yefaety, hrecommending them TO the pub
lie attention. " - Wv
i. his communication is written with no design Of
P"0'S las II Is commonly and APPLY desiaf5t.a)
'nese springs into unmcred notoiiety; s;n,e the
eohe9ffnr and safi>lletor, 'e,,in,or., - hundred
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

tied 1t 70 set< tail, and dragged it through the
streets aud dcr.r,cd. The citizens soon raised ano-
Their, and three days alter they with armed
force, and took an tishmen for whipping negro after
lac had been dared 20 do it, and took axe cut down the
tree that contained the flag, and bore it to Monroe
trophy of their victory and burnt it, We can destroy
tins band of ruans, but the Governor wishes us TO for
bear and II probably the best. lie will probably be
moiestcd IN renlarkng Northern lne and then we
snail have an opportunity TO settle the whole.
We understand that in consequence of the clanor and
abuse oil portion of the public press against Captain
READ oil the Navy, he has come forward promptly, and
demanded investigation of his conduct He has Also
from deucacy, requested to be relieved from the duties If
PRESIDENT of the Board of Examination be convened at
Baltimore the I'd Monday in May Globe.
Commodore Jacob Jones has been relieved al his own
request from serving President of the Board for the
examination of Nlidshipmcn, and Captain w. c. Bolton
was ordered To supply the vacancy. This cfl Captain
tr1d the senior member, Nho would cqucny have
been the PRESIDENT; but owing To- The publications that
nave recently appeared in the newspapers Capt Head
has asked to be excused from serving on the Board and
his request has been granted Capt Ballard will there
to.c be- the President.
II IS believed that Captain A. Claxton will fill the va
cancy occasioned by Captain Reads Withdrawal.
HE Board will then be composed of Captains Ballard
Dallas, Bolton, CaSton and Kearny. .ir,ay and Napv
Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05
THE ELECTION.

"rhc Richmond Enquirer predicts that parc.
Virginia House OF Delegates follows
Opposition 81. ysrroRs, Nafi0pai
blr. Walsh may now compare our calculation
the result The returns all in but from Gle
counties, sending thirteen Delegates. The ,mnn
we can obtain in the House of Delegates is seventy
giving ms majority of eighteen (makng nett -
of 81 votes hcrc are four ebatcabc counties u be
heard from-viz. Brooke, Cabe Grayson and W.
dolph If we gain either of these it viii give =
joriiy of 20-if all, &c
In TIC Senate, we have carried two new Senators,
ing us majority of 8; if Dromgoolcs place be SUPP
by Republican.
And in Congress- we have gained 8. and may gain9--
while have lost but one. The Wing politicians
talk of Uhig or of Uhitc rctories. We leave it
all Impartial men to judge by these data of the fruit
the campaign.
We are unable Today, 10 make out complete Exi
ston of the Election. Several of the counties
be heard but four only belle we'd to be debate
able. We shall probably receive the entire return b,
Friday--and then, we will give coup dGd OF
whole battle ground In the mean time, we cord
bid to Republican brethren throughout the Unic u
nj hdi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

wager The same bross would also coludc together
ouy and sell stock at ing but fictitious rates. to one
sell out, and divide the spoil rabbcs in this
ner continually blown cp anfss continually bnrsng,
thus levied on their creduhy The nuisance became
outrageous at last that the New York Legislature inter
posed and at its last session, e law passed which
we have before mentioned
We understand tha4 The cast-of sock .iobbing ,bnses
of New York, about taking roos here--and lhat
Broker Boa,d has been established in Boston NTH
such agents to operate in the Stock market, The
hand, and the mother monster Bank with the local
Banks, deiuglng the public with panic ammunton
the other, aud the Insurance Corporations guaranteeing
tea millions with one, in defiance of foreign wax
bring up the rear of this army of INCORPORATED 2E-
rREDAroRs rroS TnE PvBIio- may the frienSs
of the people raise the warning voice against the BAIL
BreaherS and the Brokers' Babies which threaten tho
prosperyand regard with melancholy compassion tn,
thousand aupes, who, in spite of all ontons and In,
lessons of the past, continue to invite the bcwi,chin.
RUM
RcgarviicSs Of tie sreePiug rhirlrad's sEav,
1hat uu'HD ~ GRIN RtrosE erPeefs has ecsan9 prey"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05
. TUX TIE k-NGUI
Confidence in tie People,
PRoPnEcIEs cfthe Wiatv esryied by the RESULTS

Spring!
HEADS UP The Whigs have received wha
5 we'll deserved for their last wirr4.-
frophoScies of Mr.. Hollcman ofthe Isle.i Wight
cember last
'.Ihe association of parties, constituting the mol
=" Wing Party, which now rules in this House, will
d" always present the solid phaanx by which they
" enabled to carry their measures Yes, sir trust
day will soon arrive when Virginia will again ST
erect, and her sons, with voice. hail the triun
of her ancient principles"
Mark, too, Mr.. WatkinS of Goochand, on the sal
subject: But, said Mr. W., say not these things
"appcase your wrath. Go on fill out to your hear
content, the little time allotted; for, the great wave
public sentiment is coming, and must oyerw helm o,
and sweep from you, your brief authority, obtained
the aid OF gentlemen who sit here acting in defane
=" OF the Will of generous and confding constituents"
d Delegate IF the last and ac1t Sessions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

Iiail contracts about $3.50 dticre at routee-
rauirihg nearly that number of mail contracts upon
which quarterly payments made, drafts and checks
drawn, receipts taken and letters OF remittance written
making these equal annually, 10 1920 settlements upon
mail contracts alCic
(1IGe contiaued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

A. NLENBURNlE FOR SALE.-Having determined
w TO remove to the Southwest, will offer for sale,
on The premises Wednesday, the 9th OF May ne1t if
fair, II not the next fair day, at IL clock tho Tract of
Land on which Mrs H. Cure resides called Glenbu,ne
situated within half mile Of Palmyra the county scat
OF Fiuvanna and containing 100 acres Of land The
dwelling house is Of brick, two stories high new and
connections Attached to it excellent out-houses
good water and productive garden. The situation il
as healthy as any in the upper country 10 lawyer
who would farm on n small scale | would particularly
recommend this property, as know no situation whore
gentleman OF that profession could do better il being
within half days ride of four or five Courts Should
any person disposed TO purchase, more land he
c9uId get adjoining the premises much as oud make
iarSc ana compact Farm on fair leTms and liberal
dit The household and kitchen furniture will be sodahc
same day"-Ierns made known at tlle sale.
MILES s. CARY,
March H. J6 a. 4 80"
~ The above sale is postponed for abort i;n,cbu,
due notice will be given when the sale will take place
May g. 1Is-wff
d YNCHBURG STRING RACES-The Races
~ a oyer TINS Course will corsmcsce Tuesday, the
10Th OF May, and continue four days
FiRsr DAY
SweePsake Colt Race, for three year old colts and
Niles, one nile and repeat $40 entrance, p P-thrce
John s. Hunt enters (wm Terry'D sorrcl colt Red
Wasp 10y Shakespeare, dom Kitty Madison
Benjamin Davidson enters hay colt by Shakespeare,
with ono white hind footJ dam unknown
Wn McCorgo enters bay colt by Sir Chafles dam Ly
Vnginian. yam y
srcoxp DAY
Projectors Purse $500 two mile heats entrance AIS
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purse, 500, three nile heats entrance
FouHrn DAY
Proprctors Purse, 5000 two mile heats entrance sf5
M lhe Proprietor - prepared 10 accommodate forty or
fifty horses
" The money for each days race will be paid 10 the
winner subject 10 the usual discount The Proprietor
bids fair for good sport this Spring
Mays. iis"Ss
HRDRR MILL STONES In addition 10 n constant
- supply Of Cologne and Esopus Mill Stones Of al
SIZES o subscriber is prepared 20 furnish on short no
nee from one Of the most extensive and approved manu-.
factories IN the United States French Burr Mill stones
Of every size, warranted 20 please in quality and work.
"s"slP ard at The following unusually low prices viz
Ieet inches diameter $3.50
40 do 80
40 90 do I55
90 90 DO 100
40 90 do 100
90 DO do I7J
90 ~ 90 do 1S5
90 do 1916
Delivered on board Of vessels at New York
=. BERNARD PEYTON.
"aieD - lW-ouf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

The Richmond Wing cites tho
returned FIVE Administration Delegates the majority
whom the whole four counties but So
TO the polls in The OF Patrick, aud lao
Jackson returned by single ro! Can such instances
gaTdcd decisive Of public sentiment
Lees6Urg f:eRiHS Of J. BERN.
The Wing made it 81, by turning the 81 majority in
Caroline into ten only.-But what viii the Genius
now say to Patrick The boot is the other leg
Patrick was given to the Wings, by the single casting
dceisirc Of public sentiment Wcthank thee Genius for
teaching us that name
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

The Wings of our own State have been most egr
ously mistaken about VrgniaNSnd those OF 'ie ON
in the winter, the "Whig of this Gil erred ort, That
ginia is perfectly safe The Wings MI carry the -
Van Buren Party have the destiny of Nd Virginia
their hands !"-Aner the Chesterfield clNcuon, II. l.
claimed, that "the Van Burcnites Noiuiiy
down. "A Hogarih might find amusing emuiN ynensN
What comic scenes has Hogarth now &, paint: kan-
was but the other day, that the Wing declared, MI
Jackson members from Va in the last Congress- A1rX -
ton has publicly declared for Judge White and Me 10y
Bcac and Patton known to be decidedly in his
opposition to Mr. Buren, Oftie Wing representation
port, Ghoson, Gordon, Mercer, Moore, McConlas Ro-
bertson, Taylor, Wilson and Wise the entire Wing re-
presentation IN short-are prepared to yield him support
And now, when the smoke of the battle has pass az
we find Fadon and UiSop, and .qrcher and Dorcnt -
and GhOtSon and GORDON and Moore, and TAI =
and perhaps hion swept off, Notwithstanding / s
were disposed TO mount the White Horse--and the e.
ton OF Mr. Leigh himself, III effect, superseded by
voice of the People :
WELL what next? Why, the Wings are attempting
throw another anchor to windward. They emu
rating their Wing Delegates with the three WleI
men, as they would chrscn them-and thus trying to
exc out White Legislature The Baltimore Chronicle
against the Wings, but in favor of White Now II APP
pears TO u.s. that besides the folly of counting De-
legacs as absolutely and unqualhcdly White men,
the risk of abandoning their jackson brethren
sorting with the Wings we have strength enough to
spare from eighteen minority more, to every
Wing and White man in the III. of Deegates-bcsides
our or majority in the Senate
But of all the trash have yet seen, Extract of
letter of April 18th, pompously put forth the last PHI
adclphia Gazette, is the NEST absurd-1hc writer says:
have boon lately through Virginia aud have many
speak confidence eSono, &c, under uny
efermsi1sses When the question shall be simply bei he
Leigh leigh" by many OF my friends WHO
be NOT @ a"n py s s' "'' :" That state VIII
This idle calculation is published for c6crt. Bot can
Judge White his friends be any longer deceived bv
such arithmeiicans, when he is told that in Virginia
the highest vote ever given was about 1900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

WINDING UP!-We sIre informed by gentleman who
ien Portsmouth, IN ~ ON Saturday last that one of the
officers OF the Unted States Bank had arrived there the
preceding day fom Philadelphia, with orders from tho.
Directors OF he nonster TO close all further business
at the Portsmouth branch, preparatory its dissolution
he 1ierandria Gazette of Saturday gives the Ike in
5>dtion in regard 70 the branch at Washington City
s IN Y (D,u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

HRDRR MILL STONES. In addition 10 constint
SD supply Of Cologne and Esopns Mill Stones of all
szes the subscriber is prepared 70 furnish short no
ce rom one OF the most extensive and approved mnnu-
factories 10 the United States French Burr Mill Stones
Of every sze warranted 20 please in quality and work
msnslP' snd at The following unusually low prices viz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

DeIlYeTed on board q vessels at New York
=, BERNARD PEYTON
"'aieD ~ lW-enf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

Hon John Mills formerly sciatof in Congress II
Massachusetts has been appoIied U. 8 District At
ney los that State, 10 place. Andrew Dunlap, Esq,
signed. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-05-05

~ The Democratic Republicans Of the County
Spotlsylyania aud Town Of Fredericksburg, friendly
the present Administrations will meet at Spottsylvanl
Courthouse, on Monday the 4ih of May next, (bci,
Court day) for the purpose Of elccting Jclcgates to U
Baltimore Convention to be held op,she goth Of Md
next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09

hI'RSI VT IN u drfrUo u die county foufI OF
! Campbell, pronounced in cause therein de
pcudinr bctapcn Bernard Ruchcr and Polly hN
wife, VIII, y. Elliott and Pal,cy IN, Nie Nancy
HAY, aud Wn. ". DmWiddic, admir-. III Robert
Russell, dec plaintiffs, aud James Russell 'lllam
Russell, and Thomas Cock, admir- Of Pleasant Rus
sell, dec, and David Russell, dec, defendants.
The u.lrsfancd. the Commissioners therein
namcd, olll, On The I'D day of July, is3', at tn"
Market House, IN the town OF Iynchbnre expose
10 sale b, way Of public auction, for cash, ten val
uallc slaves, consisting oi men, women, boys and
riIl, JOIN ALI\ N\DFR, ,,a..,,.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON,
Lr,1D tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
valuable Land. near Lynchburg. for Sale.

ElIRSl MT To the last will and Testament "i
/ Iandon CabeL dee now oilrt tof sale That
yer, valuable Tract OF Land belonging 10 the estate
of sand dccedenf situated on llMrls's creek IN In"
county of Amherst. about slN miles from The town ol
Iynchburg. near thc stage road leading from lSheh
burg to Charlottesville. aud containing oil artcs,
more OF less. The eontlguIty o tins estate To the
>nchhurg market aud the fertility oi lis soil, ren
der It ga object peculiarly deserving the attention Of
capitalists.
The terms will be made yer, accommodating. and
Will be- made known Application. Possession viii
be delivered 10 thc purrhascron the lSt daN 81 Jahu
any next aud he vii have the privilege oi sowing
crop Of small gam tho land At the usual eeason III
the coming fail.
Should not effect private sale previous Ia the
Ist day Of Augns ncxt, the SAID Land will ON that
day be- exposed 10 sue. the promises. by way Of
pubic auction n winch time the terms oi sale
lahch as before stated. viii he aceomnodansJ
viii d, disclosed.
Tho tile Ia the llnd Is believed To b. nnquesfIona
d., good bur acting merely - an cNceutol | "lllon
Is convey suoh nt. As vested nc bs the Will OF
my icsta,oG CIllSNEIL bABNIN, EN'of.
OF lAudon Cahell dee
Juuc II II
'.'rh, Edttars Of thr Charlottesville Advocate
will plcl,rpnbhsh the above Tor one mouth, aud or-
ard thcr account To tia, office for payment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
POLITICAL.
SON e..
Froa The German Of Holfz.

Froa The German Of Hoitz.
q. s,rew the way with rosy flowers.
And dupe with smiles thy grief and gloon
For tarnishcd wrea,hs and sougless houre
Await thee in the tomb
lo, in the brilliant testal hall
How lightly Youth and Beauty tread
Yet. gaze again-the grass is tall
Above then charnel bed
In blaze of noon the iewclled bride
Before the altar phghts her faith
Ere weep the skies OF eventide,
Her ewes are dnlled IN death
Then sigh no morc---.f life Is brief
So are It's woes. and why rcpine
Favihonod BY the linden leaf.
Wen quail the ehaliced wine.
Wild music from the nightingale
Comes floating ON the shaded breeze
To mingle in the howery vale
With hum OF summer bees:
Then taste the TOYS that God bcstows.
The beaded VINE. the faithful Hiss.
For while the tide Of Pleasure flows,
Death bears his BLACK abyss.
In vain thc Zephyf's breath perfumes
The House of Deaih--n Valn IL tones
Shall mourn at midnight round the tomhs
Where sleep our h,ackened bones.
The star bright bowl i broken there
The wi,chcfs OF the lutte IS o'er
And-wreck of wrecks---thcrc lie the fan.
Whose beauty wins no more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-09
NOTICE.

nURsUANT to decree of the Circuit Superior
Cont of Law and Chancery. Tor the count, of
Nelson pronounced the lst day OF MAJ, ls;,5, IN
The suit OF Robert X. Robinson, plaintiff, and Charles
L. Christian. administrator of Hugh Nhite, dec d.,
and other defendants, the undersigned will on The
;sth do, OF July next proceed, on the premises to
sell TO the ghest bidder cash the Tract 81 land,
formerly the residence Of the said Hugh he, dee,
situated on the waters OF RockGsh River. IA said
county OF Nelson. The sale will begin firs with two
thirds of the said land which will be sold absolutely,
and n nceessar, the satisfaction of the sad decree
IN, residue Of one other ihfd, subject to the dover,
., ic estate al Mr. Name, White. which will be ald
off and assigned her previous to the sale.
IIARRDD u. SCOTT.
NoRBoRNE THOMAS, eomr's.
SAM IL HARDING,
Nelson County, June - tbs