Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-25

beasts ihan q htrrnan habiiation Tho ,.t
was worse man thai which waa formerly :, Is''em
on felons and traitors. lie ,iiew on ih.i, aleed
lie com'or,ed them by consolng language nh @
more W h,'o ae'lohs. lie gave them refre.l.a
otanhs anu Soo 20 loot lie used towards tb.,n
ahso'e NJ" 'hee'iohn'e manner, and allhopeh -
rriyed ofreason they WIRE conscious d. oe'
they lad received from Inn, end off, H. De'ehs
saken creatures would efnbraee him No Ioo' ior'
friend. This stimulated him 10 ,o, oh'Y
From sicky psi'id ard UNHAPPY they became
my and cheerful and many showed HIM HI.
est gratitude. Ef.sr
The Baron relates singular cure wl;cL
fected lew years ago by simple little s,a,a'. eS
which suddtnly occurred 10 him at tie Tim. ee'F
man, on becoming deranged, had resolved NO "of
quit certain position which she had taken 70
was sooplng down as low as she could '. .',i
resting on her feet. This bent her knee. -, :, wi
most degree but IN tins way she continued los.,
otter she was brought TO the House She had a'.s
"nue1 of ten years Without ing he, lo.,'
exiremities. When she came under his Oh 1--WE
long tried TO aw AIKEN her sensibiE,y on ss' ''
ject without success. Atleugth he wen, - SUP
one morning, and told her he had come :, - ne'
termination no longer TO live life OF celi,,o W.
had now come to ask her hand In marr;,ao s a,u
was at hrst indignant and requested him ,s
make fun OF her. lie pressed his SUI, wan
much earnestness and with SO many comtl;,,"1 %
tina, at length she showed some attention ~ ''"e"s
versaton. lie became more eloquent viii ~
ments for their UNIONS a last she smiled !, a'-u
first time for ten years. She became moo
laughed little, and finally consented to no,r .t';''
The next day was appointed for the sols,a., '"
ZION of the nnpt'ls. All the ,ranqui ins.n.
invited to the wedding. She was dr,sseI sna
cor'ted like bride, and then ca,rr,d tom ,.aar.
| r,Drt yhnrn iaac
One Of The keepers was dress d Us the p',..sN'
counterfeit ccremony was performed, and ,.an ;"
paid her the most particular marks e res,os, ga
atula'Ion giving her the tile she had ,.a:
cd of Baroness. She tried to walk, bu, vas t a"
bic TO strengthen her knees. The icndo,. &C. ina
hams had become stiff and contracted Sla
| carried, and placed at his right hand at dina,
From this time her recovery commenced D
the employment OF llnimcnts, frctione and ,c,o;.
the use of her limbs was gradually ,cs,o,.1
she is now an integ gent respectable LADY, oes,.1'
who often laughs with the Baron, whom she oaI,
her esposo, at the amusing frc,k of thc ma,,;,na
ceremony.
How TO GET RicH.-lf the Eollowin. ,,,.n...
rules, Which wa cut from the columns Of a, oil
per, were generally observed we sbould h. WV
complaints of " hard times" '''s
]. NJ ycr be in bed ut six in tl,. roo,,;
of II nj ten night. The carly riser is ,l.ay,. WV
with his business, while the s!ueeard nun, ol,, n'
all day and never can oycrtake IT, "
:. Mind your own business; if Won bov.
enough endcavor TO get moro, and do no, inern,dlo
with that Of other people
) Ous OF overy dollar you get, save one h,If1
you cnn, certainly one third ''' 4"
a. II you hope for independence, keen on, Of ,lL,
he honor, the reputation and the liberv Of H..
debtor he at the mercy Of his creditor.
D. be JnSl before you arc generous Never w,s,o
nor go INTO debt TO make entertainments. Fool,
make feasfs and wise men eat them"
=. Plenty IS but degree short of pfofu.ior
decent frnshlity is the best method to n,,o;n ,,,
confidence Of wise men.
!. Credit Is often dangerous termination and
the means Of destroying Itself like health i, ia ,n,y
to be preserved ty prudence nm moderation.
3. Gu'ony is the grave cf gain he that ous,,
in few hours the income ofa week, must AWAY,
be poor, and ultimately bcggar.
An x'roord'rary occurrence has rccentIy taken
place in Hungary. AT late bear hunt the bu,,,
succeeded after much difficulty, in killing n ycru
savage old she bear. She was scarcely broacti to
The ground when young gil, about II years II
| age, ran from th'ckct and threw herself 9. the
dying animal, making the deepest lamentations
" IN cohsiuciHule UOnOie inc huntSncn CJnIIiy,A
by means OF cords with running kno's, TO capv,-
the little savage. Inquiry being set on foot il was
ascerahed that country woman had lost her eh,a
| about 2yoars since, and had never been ~ +,
discover wha; had become Off The Girl ha, b, on
placed under the care of the Countess Erloai ub,
has commenced her treatment by feeding her =.
roots, honey, and raw meat. Much curiosity rs,
WINGED 10 see, when she hns received certain n.ru,
tons and the development of intellect has t,S,n
place, whether she will remember her former eiru.
alton, and what details she will furnish on the sub.
jet GaceHc des Portes dc Eran1fok
The Courier dcS EtnS UniS contains tie French
Poet Lamarlne's account of a visit recently paii ~
him to the celt bratcd Lady Hester Sionhopc, whose
long residence among the Arabs md iiu nee over
them are among the most curiou. incidents Of thu 4
age. Lamartinc, after giving poets description s
OF her past career, thus adds, what may be called :,
poes vision of her probable future -" should NO,
lie surprised It some near day should realise Isrt
OF the destiny she promises TO herself-an empreE
IN Arabia and a throne in Jerusalem. The enssk
political commoton in the region she inlabisk
mil ht raise her 10 .hs'
SHOES. HATS. &C.