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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-05
Oct. l3
NeN taiA u Niniec NOuAS.
ROBINSON * ELLIDTT.

bAAk sou ARE,
GhPPOSIrE the Marte, iiouse, have the plea
W sur" al announcing 10 their friends aud tie
palllc, that they have received tAtir entire stock
OF Fall aud Winter Goods, making much the
! rge.f assortment which they hive evrr had the
pleasure al opening. Wnhnu' entering into !etaI,
IT will he sufficient TO say TINT their stock comprise,
almost every article thai J. Il srabi- IN The by
foods, Hardware, and Grncery liue Being .plec
ed, rrIuciI,ali, Tor Cash, by one of ihp Partners.
~ Bal'imor. i lace plia aud New YorA, tie,
VII say . til lr %itlfnd-, TIM, every i~ndncrmrnt, IN
he 'ay III quality, STYLE, aud p,itP, wi be oii-,ed
ih.m tor n continn nte Of their layuf.. Attention
Is NV ed pa,trcrI4al, to the following article:
! 10 h., and Cassimerts, OF every shade and
quality.
Stire. Poin' and Lnndon Dufrsl Blankets,
"A iars" aud complete assortment oi Rose do.
very hpavy.
On" Bali, assorted from 94to l54. French
ai"ch'na" do, a new and most desirable a,nol ivr
iaa.iiy beds.
a large and desirable assortment Of Ncgor
coming. such A. NaPt tottons, cuarsr Cassi, errs,
zen, grsy aud WINE kerseys, MKT army Cl,th,
NJ. ,'gether vita 4. 4 1 and 5 4 L,nse,s nj v.,,
n'>lr"''" color aud tatietns-34 .nd 4 4 Red
bnr' b'o~n' and Wn''r do. &c. NC &c.
A',"' a complete assortment o' s,lk goods.
go Fancy Hsndker.
chiefs OF new styles, Camhtics. Cali, ue.. NJ, lin,
Crc'ssians OF all ,olnr, aud ~,dth., Bombazi o.,
French and English. Oh .lleys Of IN m,,t s.sr..
hi patterns a"h shatl"s. Engl,sh aud Ft.n,h Al,-
r'n"', l 'g"itd Chcass'an- of superior quality. and
nthN 'fh'r destnt1e Hrii.les tor the I,i,e. T.,
"llch 80 Iafur"laIl, 'nvue IN. il a,tonuon-snc,
as b""htt. Of the latest styles, Ribbons. R.i,s
"oNe'' u" ry, embracing a r"mpietp a,.or m,nI
81 sun ea'nn' W"i',fd. ind M,rtno, tug hr,
Win Lats, Eds'nes, QuIl ioe'. Boinn4,tss Gre.
'''"e'''s, hs"ff" aud y t'o. ,th a w, T., Of otL.I
af'clts IN ih'ir lint, which ,nry are de lcrmine l.,
sell low Tor cash.
ROBINSON u ELLIOTT.
Nov. 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-05

2 NhE subscribers will in future keep a good as.
u sortment Of Ropes, Twines. Matrasses, &c. nj
tAe Store Room occupied by Mr.. A. Garrett, near
the msrke, house, and Immediately opposite the
Store Of MI. John J. Purvls, where great induce
mcass viii " offered to purchasers. either whole.
sale sr retail. ECHOLS & CUNDlFF.
Jan. ts
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ny ';Is,

"A MAN qoelli d 10 uttcn. a Saw and Girls,
- Hi'ti. A snslc man would b, pr,t.rred or one
WIN a small .amlly. Satisfactory tesiimonials wi III
&c required as 10 honesty, industry, ami sobrlety.
ana good wages given. GEORGE HOYLE.'
Dec. IL 90.
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James Murray, son an heir Of james Murray
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LAND @Oys AI,3a

JOHN ~HOCKADAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17
lHsa@GRIElElA ii HispHI y
FROM thejNew York Min8g.1
PENCiLLlNGS BY THE WA


First lMPREssfoNs FoREfGN ScESks, CUSTOMS Ayp
MfNEERs.
ScorLbHD.-E aglisk brcokfasf-Saioon fstery-- Ioyl
HJordcon-r. MeLaxeS poytiag estaJlishmenI If Coy.
d0R CUsf}o.
arose late the first morning after my arrival AZ
Gordon Castle, and found tie large party already az.
sembled about the breakfast table was struck on en-.
tefng with Inc di1ercgt Of the room Tie deep win.
dows opening upon the park had tic effect Of sonbre
landscapes n OakeD frames; the troops Of yercd ser.
wants the glitter Of plate hc music that had contri.
bdted TO the spcndor Of The the NIGHT bciorc
gone; Che Duke sat laughing at the bead Of tic
table, with newspaper his hand dressed in coarse
shooting jacket aud coourcd efavat; the dncfcss
was ia n plain morning dress and cap Of the sim.
plcst character; aud the high horn women about
the table, whom ] had left giuering with Jewels and
dressed ina all the attractions Of fashion, appeared with
The simplest couture and toilet Of studied piainness
The ten or twelve Hobemcn present were enqrossed with
their letters or newspapers and toast and in
them, perhaps the Transformation still greater
The s0iQze Of fashion Of the night before fOtleas
u costume and distinguished in his appearance in the
fall force Of the term, eHvelOpcd now in coat Of
fustian, With coarse wascoot Of plaid ginqham era
vat, and hobnacd shoes for shootnq) aud In place Of
the gay hiafty Of the supper table wore face Of calm
indifference, and cat his breakfast ad read the paper in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

q MELiA ACADEMY.-The course of slndicg nur
1 a sued at this institution will continue to be prcpa-
ratory to the University. The Greek Latin and Eng
hsh languages, Ancient and Modern History and Geo
graphy and Mental Philosophy, will be taught by the
subscrbera full of Mathematics and the Ele-
ments OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry by Dir Pow
eTs.
As further stimulus to study the degree of Ancient
Languages VIII be conferred such pupils as may read
and understand the writings Of virgil Horace Juvenal
Lazy, Iacitus and Cicero, in Latin in Greek Keno
Phon, ierodous Thucydidcs, Homer, Eurpdes, Sopho-
ces or IEschyus, and be found upon examination ac.
quaInted with the PhliOogy and Pros0dy of each Ian
guagc and with Grecan and Roman History and Geo.
graPhy j hc degree of graduate in Mathematics upon
suchasmay advance through Youngs Calculus and Bon
nycastle lnductvc Geometry, with thorough know
ledge Of The lower branches Of the science.
Terms, Tor session Of MONTHS
Board, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
If the modern languages be taught there vii b an a.
dtonal charge Of So per session Fees for board and
tuition payable in advance and deduction made for
suspension expulsion.
The next session will July Goth; and il *
hnctly marked.
DC promptly answered. WIN. II. HARRISON
June 30 IG-w4g
TENO FARMERS.-l have for sale ut my shop first
n cross street above the Banks, number Of Wheat
Fans, made on different plans Also two and much
approved patterns OF small poughs, with great variety
OF pougbs sraw.cuitcrs, corn-shclers &c Tbrcshing
machines made 10 order. 1ncshnq machines and Wheat
July3. IzN,eI@
FETWO Half Blood Herefordshire BULLS, by inv i,o.
n ported Bull Young 1foan, now = months old
for sale at $50 eacl--appy to Mr.. Dunn. my Farm
Beaver Dam CORBIN WARWICK
have several tracts Of fine Cotton Land in Mississippi
that may be worked three years free of rent Those III
posed TO do viii apply to me- G. w
Richa,ond, Joiy an, 1886. 2O-2ts
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT fer STEAMBOATS, n
- Wnskirgfon 0nd BoftimOreThe new, swift-sailinO
and excellent Steamboat Chesapeake will take passe.
gers from The Patrick Henry for the above places on
rsH IN ff.o
J. WILSON, C0pt0in.
April p If4--f
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by the shaded lamp in the niidnig ht gloom,
Sit W. silent watchers ia tbat stiil room
Bteathless, they look the charSeless face
vi tho dying sleeper in that sod place
On the wasted features and pallor door.
Ana the shgunk form, strenghcss and calmed ia sleeo
Every struggling breath they hear,
rnAs win blessing upon the ear,
Moro than the music, richly flowing,
From that sufferers lips, when her youth was glowing
Ihousa II won to many hearts its way,
And none ever loved it 80 much a. they.
Uh! now as they drew to her oonch more near,
mat iant, iant breathing, how watched and dear =,
AUD tue heavy hearts that Fate wns .srin.iur
Iothe dying one more closely clinsing
Scarce could wander to brighter years
Cniamiliar with gloom aud tozrs
OF whose gay freedom from grief and main
sunset memories alone remain
Solemnly, now, and SILENTLY
They watch the child Of their fond hopes die =
Not hymn by her couch was singing,
No kpcll ON the hush of the dim night ringing
None of the solemn and holy tones
That the neeiing hour OF the dying owns;
Yet had God to the lost One spoken
his power was past, and his ,ercors bsoken--
And pardon now on her faint soul smiled
And her Father summoned his wcatied child
'Tis the golden shadow of an Angels w:ag.
over the dim face hovcriDg.
And her closing eye, rs II opens sazes
Upward stu, where hor sought home blazes-
meaning bovcrs on the pale lips notion
Uniformed words OF deep devotion
And Peace steals the fading clay
And the mighty Spirit hath passed away!
Thou! whose hsud could the tones control.
That heldand mastered the ptoudcst soul
Thou, of the spells that still collect
Around all-poweriul Intellect
Thou, of the kindly heart and tono,
Sharing all bright things fate, art gone
And Lyta's name, and Lyra's art,
Arc now but memories of the he art
Memories, like those of our early day.
Light-stamPcd, never 20 fxdo away.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

NOTlCE--Was committed to tie Jail of this COUNTY
~ runaway, on the Dist Of May last a Negyo
boy named HESRY committed 20 Jail as the propertv Of
Mrs. Eliza Swami Of Richmond-and says he belongs
70 Mrs Eliza Swami Of said city; said negro about Ia
his right check, and bis left arm had on
when committed, white cotton roundabout and Whit.
yarn paniaoons The owner Of sid Negro is request
cd to forward, prove property paw charres and
take him away, he will be dealt with as the law directs
p. y. JONES, Deputy
tor Garter Berbsiey, Sheriff md Jaiioy Of Hoaorcr
June Is. 14-f2t
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POEyTHs n,
. ~uen nrrrM.iS. Uss No.


TO TIE MEMORY o A ViRcI Lazy!
The following Verses young Lady OF Virginia
whose nioacsiy equal 10 her scnusTc ya
bfates another Virginia Lady,
We're OF the first orderShe the
bud OF her yonbo celebrated for her musical genius
she was styled Lrd by her companions his
tory Of these Vcrscs, this The death excited the pro
oundest regret of all who knew femas young
o Inc at auhores ofthe following nes, who
was aictcd by her dcaihnnd occasion
particular female friend reclining lap out her pea
aud resting tho pepper on the head OF her companions hastily m
the following pathetic lines They touching
Ennurel:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

III EWIS HILL, Ccecrei 8gontoa Collector will ate
u tend to the collection Of bonds accounts and elaine
Of every description in The state Of yirginis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17
S77,l7G 90
GGOLe.

LIE MoEGREL PARTY The attcGsft is about to be
made to bring together tie "striped, streakcd, and
cheqs.. s.ar the purpose Of uniting upon
ome individual, to oppose the regularly nominated
candidate of the denocratic party for next President
Those fragments compose the Webster and Bank
party, and the White and Bell party.
IT'S ny preserving majority in the Senate, that the
chequcred party OF factions entertain the smallest hope
OF retaining any power whatever. This they hope to do
by uniting such already there and placed there
by tho votes Of majority of the Senate as lately CON
situated, iii opposition to the votes of Legislature the
State from which the representative came such as have
already been instructed by their constituents and such
as nave been elected by the votes of those who refused
to obey the instructions Of their constituents We al.
Jude 10 Robbins OF Rhode Island; Moore of Alaba ma
Maugun, Of North Carolina; and leigh of VrGinia .yc
Ia the Richmond Wing, we find from the latter gem
ueman Card.
Mr.. Leigh has thus agowed his determination II is
no longer matter of conjecture, excepting what
taking his '-scat in the Senate" But, what does MIR
l.. by the word 'recFcancy." as he has enploved
it? Where does he find the word? Has MIR L. manu-.
featured H. that lie may give to it such definition as flu
ture circumstances and tnPsriOus necessity may hereaf
ter call for from him Or does he mean that he ,cH
yied 10 Me eU IF his constituents or oJeg their in.
sracfiOns but TILE counsel only from his of d To
Me9 We call upon MIR. Leigh TO state distinctly; let
him declare his intentions free Of all ambiguity and ex
pressed in words of which tie work OF lexcogra-
pher gives the definition.
We wish tn understand distinctly whether Mr. Leoh
boldly rePudaies ono OF the cardinal principles for
which the State of Virginia has ever con,cndcd +: a
principle which be was prominent leader in support
ing aud carrying out, when he pcnned the instructions
which passed the Legislature Of Virginia 30 Mr. Giles
and his colleague then representing that State in the
he expect to escape the charge of rccreancys" if ne
means ny 1t, the charge Of being rccreant apos
We believe that Mr. Leigh has been stimulated "a
give this notice b. those who striving to secure ma
oIty Of the senate opposed to the Administration chat
nc may learn ile voice and will of the people of the
State of Virginia, aud we shall be much mistaken if
on the day he takes his seat n the Senate e does not
find there viii be spoken, in such voice Of thunder
that Imperious necessity will require him resign it,
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"And there sofi swept in velvet grcon,
The plain with many a glade between,
Whosc tangled all, - far invade
The depths OF the brown foros. shade
aud the tail fern obscured the lawn,
Fair shelter for the spoItivc fawn.
There, tuited close with cOpse wood green,
Was many swelling hillock seen,
Aud all around was vordnre meet
For pressure of tie fairies feet.
The glossy valley loved the park,
Tho ycw-tfee tent its shadows dark,
Aud many nu old OAK worn aud bare
WITH al its shiycrci boughs was thcro.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

Amount coined within the month of June, 2l1'750 co
Remaining at the Mint unconed s77.I70 90
+
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At Fort fsarsn'eo,tl, ,noaih IF Llttlc Plct,e
50 barrels Of hosh .oporane neur
40 bushels Of new whc heii beams
S s. pSSss Of good sSoa s sIS isew candles
,o 80 bushels soS. Of s cool (, clean dry salt
ons bali On lat May. remainder Is, OSiob.s. 1886
~ Fort armstrong, Mississippi rirer.
~ S S''si. 81 q SSss .apaGne llsu,
10 Bushels Of new Mhi,e Esli beans
i go pound. Of good had soap
70 bushels q cool yI.sa'ry salt
49, gsiioas OF good cider VINEGAR
The whole to be delivered BY s.e istof Jone 1886
II fsr tsa'eora, PRAIRIE da chien, Mississippi riesr
q ,,..; q i6s,a .ap.,dns asar
IsS S "', ~. Of q NOV, Now Watt ssid tsaa'
5000 pouais Of goo hari i s,Iou candles
iss ssass q GOO: good sis ,s.: s
az Fort Sne,timgs Saint Peters.
i,s bsshcr Of new white Eel beans
isjl rsaaIs OF good ha,d ,aow candle.
90 bushels of good cl.aa dry
Ssli,se sYS By i the i. sYs june 1885,
III Fort Hinaebaso, on For srer al die portage Of III
800 barrels Of flesh snpcrGne flour
30 bushels OF new white field beans
3s2O pounds OF good hard soap
%, 50 s s. 81 # ! good s 5ss s ss'
Tho ~hoS scOs delivered By tho Is, Q Juno, 1885,
.at Fort Gratiot
81 barrels barrels Of II I's ssS supe,aac nous
ITO bushels Ot icii beans
l9tV pounds OF good hard soap
SUj pound; OF good hard candles
4s1 senS % q s sSs' eide, fisa@ r f,y "
onc half ist May, eniaiaief On LAT Oc,oac 1896.
III Fort Hoacard, Green Bay.
80 barrels of
$40 barrels fresh supcrinc Hour
9lD bushels OF DewNNlltc fell bouns
3i2j poundS Of gDoi hard soap
loo pounds good hard ,aliow cradles
30 bushels OF good clean salt
80 gallons OF good cider vinegar
Tho whole 10 be dev red lay tho let OF Juno, 1896.
N Fort Brady, Saul, dc SIC. Marie.
100 barrels ofrork
oID barrels OF tfosh supersne
lIJ bushels of " itc field beans
loo pounds OF good hard soap
goo pounds of good hard alow candles
40 bushels oil COOL clean dry salt
iJ1 gallons good e vinegar
The whocio be delivered by the Is, OF June, 1896.
at Fort .Ndcki,ac.
lao barrels of
25O barrels flesh
10 bushels OF white fell beam
100 pounds OF good hard
coo pounds OF good hard tsllow candies
40 bushels OF good clean dry
45O gallons of good cider vinegar
Tho whole TO be delivered b. the LIST of June, 1896.
N Fort Dearborn, Chicago
100 barrels of pork
2JO barrels fresh inc
ITO bushels of white field beans
lT60 pounds OF good hard soap
500 pounds of good hurd tallow candles
40 bushels OF good clean dry
450 gallons cider
The whole TO be delivered by the LIST of June, 1896.
al Hdncoek B0TrackS, Hoaiton, Maine
2i0 barrels of Boston No. pork
800 barrels OF fresh supcriino flour
21J bushels of white field beans
1920 pounds OF good hard
Loo pounds ofgood hard alow candles
30 bushels OF good clean dry
Of oOo lril pr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

ENEMALE SEMINARY: farmpMe-This Instu-
ton Is now open for the reception of young Ladies'
thirty OF whom are already connected with it, making
iaudabe Improvement. The situation is in command
ing ana romantic part OF the town. and possesses good
facilities for health and proficiency in science A tho
rough course of instruction will DC given to young La
dies in all the sciences calculated to produce practical
and polite Education
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-07-17

OFFICE OF CoMMlssARY- GENERAL OF SUB
SISTENCE.
WAsmNGToS, July LIST, 1885.
a. EPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Office until the LIST day of October next for the de-
livery provisions for the of the troops flhe United
States, TO be delivered in bulk, upon inspection fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

sALTIsORs, JAZZ. I6.
CATTLE.-There Is a fair supply ,n mar
ket-sales ct tS,75 ass.
fLOOk.-HOtcard street FIour.-Ths r.
ceiPts are somewhat on the increase IN.
wagon price is 81 80, although occasional
'oAos are taken At fraction more. A. !,
IMPOSED that full ope-half OF the receipts are
owners.
GRAIN.-The market In. be.n v;,ho.,
any supplies Of Wheat, Rye. Corn. or os,.
ior fortnight or three week, pa,t The,.
are some parcels of Corn Ia store. but &c
hear OF no sales for shipment and the r,ts,I
ssies IufsiAh no correct criterion Of The ,aas.
Ee'-oah are nov worth 81 ~ cent? b,
the cargo. "
Ciovs''s'd--Wagon price S5sSs 2S-saIes
IRON stores al S5,25sS5, so one parcel. free
OF ripple, was soid AZ S. ,37t
fhONlSlONS There - no Mess PORK IN
inarEei-We quote the article a kIa per mi
Prims - steady 81 Sll Moderate sale. a
PTime Beef 81 Ss.SOsS9. Lard - abuoA..t
and dull. a sale u lot Of 200 kess No
western, msds 81 "a cts. The usssn pr,r,
OF Killed hogs, prime quality, - a. So,
kef iOO ibs. and the store prics Sass u :
ou''ef continues scarce tie wagon price of
P'"ns io's 10 cents and store pace ~ esats
pei 70. The INSPECTIONS Of the ueek com.
Prise 80 bit, Pork. ~ half bbls. Bssf To-
kegs Butter, sud 2U33 kegs LAID.
WHISKY The market y very aa,st-
We quote hhds. nOminsliy a. - eebts-u,th.
~ ieW days past little of 20 demand. ssl..
OF bols irom stores 81 23i ~ cent?. d.
msnd limited. The usson price - rs a.
exclusive Of the bsFreL TIE taspeot,os. a.
The Vssk eomprise ! 2 bids aid us bbI,.
$500. ALsHasDAiA, Jas. a.
FLoUR.-Thursday snd yeslsfSsy. he
enifent psles "a wagons, Wss SASS ss
eehsvs = lev loads hsvs been tskssai t17t
Last sales from stores. go, though holder,
90. generally demand as 80
Hsssss We quote TIE wagon price 81
et,o<s 70 N,fV Zoe seal parcels, though .
,asss 'o' yesterday abOu; 90 bs'hsl,. brosrhl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
NEw-oRIEASs nrc IN

"a ~. Iu.
Mr.. ELLIOTT. the Eronaut, attempt.
co 70 make an ascension in New Or
leans on Sunday last, but the wind
proved to be too strong. After seating
nimseifin his balloon. and cutting loose.
ne was swept violently across the are.
ma, where the spectators had gathered
knocking down several persons in b;s
Passage;-The sudden puff of wind bv
which the balloon was thus driven con-
nnued, as II rose above the enclosure.
ne balloon next encountered a Chin
ney top. which was overthrown bv the
conclusion. BY this dreadful sbock
Mr.. Elliotts thigh was broken. Part
OF the bricks ofthe chimney falling in.
10 the car, prevented the balloon from
rising higher, and it was afterwards
dragged over the house tops and walls
and dashed against windows ill the
tronauts hands, face, and head. were
shockingiy cut and mangled. AT length
the cords OF the balloon became en-
tangled on the masts of two vessels in
The nver. and fortunately for Mr.. Eli.
OFT, his farther flight was checked. In
ms passage over the buildings in the
city, some of the cords bv which the
car was attached TO the balloon were
sundered. and the 1Eronaut aI,er-
wards sailed with his head nearly
downwards. 1t is said, if he recoyers
from his wounds and bruises, he will
owe has life mainly to the great pre-
sehce oil mind, that he maintained amid
a. all the Periis through which he passed .
The people of New Orleans, proverbi-
any humane, have shown the stranger
every kindness which his circumstan.
ces require.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22
METHODIST GRAv.y.pn

~ So"'e sosahs s'ses. The ssteasioa Of the
Pssi's .as dirsssed 10 the Methodist Gruvr,,,d
IN 'h'' place. and . Subscription proposed Coz
".A'as ." enclosure sroesd t. Severed indi,i-
as''' have Subscribed -ish srv.t Iiber.ihy; bu,
'1ers 10 'sisi much seeded, befo~. measure, en-,
ss ..e" Nth . view to CONNER sing the vosk. -
We hope tins, those Who vish 10 s. !, mi. ....,.~
'" "os delay any longer. They will perform a.
s'''"s to some Of their hes, Geslins,. re-
''es''s' to Tia desd. md tending 70 improve the
appearance Of our town.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

The P'ia'rs D-t-i. In looking over the Cum.
'er'."d Advocate. found the follo.ing announce
mcnt:
Our DEVIL begs room to return his
'nahks Tor the numerous fps. Lries,
qu~-not so many guufers-he re-
eeived from his kind patrons ON New
Year morning.
Following the example Of ,hi, Moun,.iseer.
INC Carrier Of the Free Pre-" beg. leave mos. ~
specifically to make his sekno. iedgmcn,s to hi.
r.sroa'' but he ~iii not. like the aforesaid
A'os"'.'n Devil be 90 sbrup, add !Ssey,<-like, in
speaking Of his quarters. lie therefore expresses.
70 this .norr. his th.aks Gsc the pr...s,.,ioo Of
aa"sroe' 49, irvaes, ais~e'. sea.-dsmrs. gra,-
ssTs. Aa!f--oos % many Aai( dsiiars, either.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-22

Oh ~ " 900. Mrs. ELIHasxrH PERKS. rifle,
81 thc lsie Me- Charles Foake q fisrp~r. Fer,,.
aged IS yeara
cosSUEIeiTsB
D-PsTied the ife. ~ he ioih Instant. ahsr
lingering iiinesa, Nf. W. " Lgansa. sld~H son
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