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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

A DEMON. "A negro was brought into
our town day or two since in chains, by an
Arkansas sheriff, forhaving murdered in Hot
Spring county, abost three weeks since 6es
individuals-his maler, another white man
and three negroes, and burned their bodies.
The infuriated demen, 1--WE know no more ap-
propr;a.e term,) was assisted BY another ne
sso, whom he killed, BY knocking on the head
when retreat,ng from the scene Of their he'll
lish iniquity, that none could tell the horrid
tale. He confessed the crime. MI. Thos.
IN. Huskev was the unfortunate master, who
was emiQra ting to Arkansas from this county.
The wretch will most a.suredly expiate his
diabolical infamy in tn. flames. We raise
our voice against such punishment, notwith-
standing the monstrous crime.
Mempho Eaquiees.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

THE Relief Fire Company will meet on
Monday evening, 1t early candle light, It the
Council Chamber. BY order,
dec. 8. 1886. +. KING.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

Orng 4 Medicine Esoaoo6oh0o1,
|9~HE subscriber having removed HE dsseesuuo
ftos the corner Of Nam aud Thisd, = &ssq6
eesr Fsoas ss,.:,. ;"scsns n: o"si;s ~ +. ~.
ton nov, and intends keepsng eonslantly - $500
ply At boeanc medscines. lie has lkswin sssas1 =
r..esss q .:d'c:s; but intends sss 49,
Consumption-Rheum maaaei
ScrofulOus diseases-Palsy--Sor legs-oe
tracted li,nbs-Female complaints, kc. y
Also, ready prepared and constantly On hani,
Remedy for the Piles--superior EyesGg
|--Anti-billious pills, without mercury-Ne
etable Vermifuge-cure for yellow suas
surfeit, &c. for horses.
Palients from q distance aMic,ra- nth E.euae -
les, and Who cannot theoselvss, win s. sosap.
dated with sstahDs aedcine By foswasdisg IN vseq
private convey acee, stating the particulars M -
nes in which they are held.
Richnose. l2sh no. 1886. l06
The following eesti6cate may b Of iatssse b ~
TO TIE PUBLIC.
This nay csrtlfy that l have beeu . esippoe - =
nanageoest ~ knes became nscA wosss, ealagaa6
callous Substance formed which reodeeed H. En60
" useless, the knee being still could only r. stsse -
e e.Sse . ls:p'oysd ever; eve Phy'c;.. -
quai0eed with d.. Wm. A. Buck, Of Rich0esd, -
his attention. and perseverance, ~ IT rsss1 ~
expect IN q short time to have shs nee sxsy -
Novembes 3Oth, 1886.
The above Rachel Linton bsise q sslalivs II 49,
Tor so0etine resided With %, and = DoW,WAdA go
est improvement 10 going en,stil with =, sad1 -
the above certificate I'm grateful seaeahmso1 o12
sseef io-1aw s ~ fast recovering DE - a ~ -
We entestaia 10 doubt Of ~ perfect sssessaae
JOHN r.
November 3oth, 1886
hi. = 10 certify to the psb,ic that ~ bsassA -
Dsswoa, Was il l6a5 aMscAsd viii . coeG1os1 60
bon, and that - The attesaion cd 0sdisss sese.
Dr. w. a. Brock, vas restosed % pssfbse -
husband has siDco been travelling ahesad, ae10
I'm acquainted biz hsaleh has eves 6scs 49, e.
ELIZABETH 000UUA
12lh 10, lse. lax
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
EAST FORK CANAL

The Committee appointed by the canal
at DunlaPsville to prepare and
circulate petitions, in the neighborhood rep
resented BY the Richmond delegation, and
the Committee Of Correspondence for Rich
mond. together with all the friends Of the
Canal, are requested to meet At the Council
Chamber to-day, at O'Clock.
ONE or THE CoMnIrrEE o.
Saturday, Dec. 3, 1886. CosaEsPoNDENcE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

HuoE CATTLE IN CL.REnoxT, N. H.-Thsre
is a COW at Clarenont, New Hampshire,
weighing $50 lbs, having gained, says the
Eagle, over $50 lbs. since March. She 10 =
perfect Lambert in he barn-yard, nearly rs
Oxford. There is also steer in the same
town owned BY Isaac Hubbard, Esq. weigh
ine $500 lbs. We wonder where the Clare
mont farmers find % much pasturage in New
England as to max. such cattle.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Those isdebseS - - spk,.,;l.,
a. will please take notice thaa -,
be under tho necessity ofcollecting Ill dses, Ga
accounts a. are over six months staadine Il - -
tied soon will Be lec with the proper officer tsl
lection.
IRWIN Rem
Oecembe 3rd. 1885,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
CATHOLICS

There are nov in tho United States - -
dred and forty eight priests, twenty coiIes~ ~
sem'nas'es fos malea, sixty semisaries e
aud seventeen coo,ents.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03
SOLUTION.

WILLIAM w. LYNDE hav,ng viskdmsa !,
~ Inherent from the 6ros Of A. c. ElascA,ei -
Of Rich@snd, and BIanchasl's Lysde Of Asdspu1oG
eiI connection hesetoSese exiting bstwesa ko q Fl
6rme dise0lved By nutoal ooDsent: The busoo =
continued By A. &. L Wm. 0lnWcAasd - uspal -
the name of a. G. Blanchard L Co., vho On -
60 the ssstlemsnt Of the business of said Geua
ALBERT G. BLANCHARn
WILLIAM BLANCHARD.
WILLIAM w. LYNDE.
ALSOycALL connection, which has hpsuop.
fore existed between the subscribers, ! -
solved bv mutual consent.
ALBERT C.. BLANCHARD
WILLIAM w. LYNDE.
RscuNoND. Nov. %, 1896. - -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

Miss Willet has recovered Ss9O Of Mr..
smith, both Of Frederick, Co. Nd, because
Mr.. s. told Miss w. he would NARY her.
and then he would not
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

There arc seren establishments in the II.
States Tor educating the Deaf and Dumb.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

Martin Van Buren, 146 votes
William H. Harrison 81
Daniel Webster IA
Hugh L. White 80
The whole number of Electoral votes is
290-necessary to a choice l46, consequent
Iy Mr.. Van Buren,, according to the above
statement, will be elected President Of the
United States by the people. The following
states are considered doubtful-Louisiana S
votes, Missouri and Illinois 5. The votes
of the two former states will probably be
given to White, and the latter to Van Buren,.
|I(Bickncl.]
Rsro The Daysoe JsumaI
Harrison has gained NEW JERSEY-the
majority ranges between 600 and 1000.
The majority for Vaa Burea IN NEW
YORK, exceeds $4,000.
VIRGINIA, ~ far a. heard from. gives
Van Burea majority Of 5000. The State 10
his.
PENNSYLVANIA, per official returns,
5.3sA majority for Van kuren.
NORTH CAROLINA, too, from appear.
|ances, has given Van her vote.-He was 5000
ahead u tie hast accounts.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

e~The ,cood-drascing, &c. appears to be
|inconvenient for many OF the patrons of the
Palladium in the present state Of the roads /;
but, as the end Of the year is drascisg nigh,
we would like to drasc our business to a focus,
and as the dra,cs on Us are imperative, it is
hoped zoe will not drd,C in vain. We must
dra,r, a. we are d,a,rn on.
N. B. The Palladium has not advanced
fifty cents per cord.
p. S. Job printing and advertising have
"riz," (elsewhere.)
The Legislature Of this state will convene
on Monday next;-Alse, the Congress Of the
United States; and A. the great contest 10
over in regard to the executive head, we may
hope for a more placid session Of the national
Legislature than the late one.
That Mr.. Van Buren, has received a ma
jority Of the electoral votes appears almost
certain from the several statements received;
some Of which are given below:
THE PRESIDENCY,
THE RESULT AS FAR AS AsCERTAINED
We annex the result of the Presidential
election as far NJ ascertained. As soon as|
the official returns reach Us, we shall give
the aggregate vote received by each candid
ate in each state Of the Union.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

THE LAST STAGE OF HuxAx MrsERr.-The
Nashua Gazette gives the following shocking
detail Ofa iunatic case in New Hampshire
:. An insane pauper in this town is now con-
ined IN dungeon built in the cellar of his
keeper, from whom he formerly escaped. was
pursued and brought back, and placed there
Tor safe keeping. Shut up in darkness he
became frantic, as we'll he might, and no one
Iare approach him; they fastened up every
outlet OF escape. and here for two years has
been imprisoned without FIRE, without CLOTH
ing, and no human eye has once seen him.
A trough y placed to receive his food. aad
here he IS fed daily like the very swine. Is
not such picture too painful even for ina,
gination:'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

A breaches was one day struck with sur
prise on behoiding beautiful set OF curls on
the head of a lovely maid, a member OF his
class, whose hair had been usually plain
sAh! Eliza said he, you should not waste
your precious time curling your hair: if God
intended il to be curled, he would have curled
it for YOU 'Indeed,' said the witty maid, Il
must differ with you. When was an infant,
he curled it for me, but now am grown up
he thinks am able to do it myself
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

An lxs,xuArrox.-Thc late DR.. Bu,hbv.
chaplain to the forces CHARTERED At Do
W. Eagland, was one afternoon delivering
. diseouFse from the eighth commandment, in
which he animadverted on the aad conse-
queuees ofstealinR. 1T u.s. said he, such an
unecnslemanly, begeariv thing for soldier to
sssa!. Not, my beloved brethren, that /
would tax any Of you with the commission Of
% foul . sin. No, heaven forbid il. thouei, ]
have lost pair Of boots and several Other
shines since the regiment was stationed on
The ksights!r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-12-03

The rsasos scky.-Almoss every thing consumed
IN . family, nov commands exhorbitant prices, ex-
eeps cream, Of which, BY the way. there IS nome
lnquiSng Of milkman the Of iis scarcity,
he satisfied our query BY saying that erik kas riz
- ssnal high that cream cant reach the top!'
ANornER.-A youth had asked permission
Of his mother to 60 to a ball. She told him
il was a bad place for little boys; .why mo-
ther, didn't you and father use to 60 to balls
when you were young!' Yes, but we have
seen the folly Of IT, said the mother. well.
mother said the son, Il want to see tie folly
Of Il sooc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02
Correspondence Of the albany Argus.

BUFFALO, August 1856
Dear Sir-Ths is large place, and like Plaitsburgh.
the old song has it, will grow bigger tho hereafter
Every thing seems to be done large scale Private
individuals dig ship canals and it exciies no surprise for
to talk of erecting building at an expense of
100000. Even Rathbuns stupendous frauds are cha
racterstic of the place. not in respect their turpude
but their magnitude OF course his operations afford
the principal topic of conversation Not oniy is his
name in every nuns mouth, but the marks of his en-
terprize and taste visible in every part of the city,
The theatre, very chsse and beautiful building was
built by Rathbun." hotel jus, opened and surpass
ing in size, splendor and inferior arrangements any
thing out of New York, was built BY him. A ranue
of seventeen spacious Stores besides others scattered
about the streets, their erection TO him. Churches
and other public buildings and many private dwellings,
all exhibiting great and good Workmanship are his
work His lumber and stone yards and his BRICK kilus
sfcn large scale, and well supplied He had indeed,
for making ten millions Of brick this
I'D some forty or fifty pest coaches and Eve CT Elk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02
900, 0Oas---a:fD, 600 500, 600 =!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
| LASS y

Besides 100 Prizes Of 5000 50 S3O0-S2OO &c, &c
million of Dollars!!
Tickets S2O-liaves Sl0-quarers s..
NJ package in this lottery contains % tickets and
is warranted to draw at least ia nett which will be
Forwarded for $3.50, shares in proportion.
A certificate of package Of % whole tickets will he
G,rwardrd for :S!36
Certificate Of halves, i2o
do. quarers VI
Orders from this any other Stale, containing CASH.
or Prize tickets will be promptly attended to, ii direct
ed to d. S. GREGORY 81 Co., Managers. or 10
f. MONTALANT,
Aren't for the .Mnn0gcrs.,
E. Mos7ALASr, Agent for D. S. Gregory Il Co, for
the State of Virginia, sells Tickets in all Lotteries under
their management, either by the package OF at retail.
d Every Saturday, splendid scheme IS drawn at
Alexandria Tickets generally $40 Capitals varying
from s25 GOO 10 $4,000. Orders in those or any other
schemes will be puncuaiIy attended to- if directed as
above. -. ,. GRE!rOh5 ~ ~. .lahhgCS,
E. MoSTALAST, .1gcntJor Tie .Han0gcrS
aup5 26--ilO
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y: sIi pfz"s, smOun'ing!u Si,j7J,igg
Tickets Ss:!0-tlslvcS I0Quarters ;.
a. a package in this lottery contains - tickets, and
is warranted 90 draw al least 500 nett, which will be
forwarded for SiGD, shares in proportion.
Certificate Of package Of whole tickets, $2jG
Do half, DO. ~;
Do quarters, Go. ia
For sale by Tic package single ticket, By the all
lucky HOfT,
At The EssniG f.ncry U;icr directly under the sign
of tic Eagle. WIN is selling capital prizes than
nny vrndrr II tn" known world.
IL Orders for tickets from any part Of the l.. States
by mail or otherwise. enc!nsing cash prize tickets
thankfully received aud executed 10y return mall with
the prompt attention personal applicat:nn aud
the result given [when regneseG) Immediately after the
drawing-f addressed TO ID. NJ. HOYT.
n. B. Ordcrs in all cuscs, are confidential
Aug % 3l-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02

Ell ANAWHA LANDS FOR SAlE.-By virtue OF
"a deed of trust from the late Jno w. Bronaugh
and wife 10 the subscriber trustee, bearing uate vi
the 9Th Nov lS0. and recorded IN the Ccrk oce o'
Mason county, Va he will offer at puolc sale, on
Mordav the h day Of September next being court cay
at the Court House door Of Mason County, Two
TRACTS OF LAND. lying in that county ana con-
tiruous to each other The Great kanaWna hl'eF'
and containing together about Twelve hundred acres
As the subscriber is informed, these lanes uoGci on
the east side of The for than !ile ana arc
about twenty miles above its mouth, thirty five miles DC
low Clnreston and ahont tnrty miles below The rxlan
sive salt works that river. The public road from
Charleston to Point Pheasant passes through these andS
and The turnpike road Kentucky about ten miles To
tn, Soh They are believed 10 BIZ oil the best qualify
Of the we'll know rich lands that river having been
Granted originally by The Crown Of Great Britain TO e
Iale Col! YIN. Bronaug for military services IN the
y,ar nf l1J selected bv Gen Washington, in conunc
finn with lands Granted to himself, in like MANNER and
,,kon adjoining these laid of, and surveyed nader ms
personal instruction. al time when he had the whoe
country 10 choose from. They are SAID 10 be hea'"y
1,hcrrd we'll waeIcd, and 10 contain good portion oi
rich river bottom.
The connection between the Eastern and western
waters BIZ The way OF tie james and han7"hl rivers,
uov in prprrrss of execution under the auspices OF the
Sale Of Virginia must add greatly t" the value {" these
lauds and make them object worthy oil attention.
One fourth of tho purchase money VIII oe ctT'd III
hand aud he residue in three equal annual payments,
to he secured by bond and security ana 1ted OF Hust
on tr vropcrT Such title sill be conveyed as is rest.
cd in Tie trustee but il is believed To be PERFECT, as the
maker of the trust derived his title Immediately from the
ur,uipal rrautee Of the crown, as before slated.
J. MASON. Trustee.
A,,a, IN 35-i5S
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EsShHTHss
Exchange and Eotfea'y Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

4 Great Race orcr Hogt's Conrsr.
The greatest ever will be run brtwecn Will
mngton Del, and Iloyts office Richmond Va. the l9h
October. The purse contains more !han 81 D0OO0O!-
lIoyt Inns splendid lot Of horses in training and, from
their well known speed and bottom, there is but little
doubt the purses will be with by cthng from
his stable. Betting has already commenced with odds on
Hoyts horses The FIRST three out take the grand NAM
moth purse Of SGOO0O!! The second three, the MAN.
moth Of 800 00!! The third three, tie grand purse
of $20.0GO!! This race is open for all ages Entrance
for the whole purse 800 half $40; quarter -, Orders
TO be addressed 10
n. NJ UOYT. Rickmoad, Fu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02

RJ OTlCE-The subscriber being DESTROYS of engag-
~ ing in the Farming business, wishes 10 sell ex
change his Tavern in the Town Of Scottvle in the
county of Powhutan known the Scottville HOTEL at
this time occupied by Mr.. Gilbert Moseby for farm.
description is deemed unnecessary, as no person will
purchase without; first viewing the premises. will
ou and bids fair to increase as there is bu. one other
tavern kept in the place. at present. ANY person wish
ing to purchase exchange farm for it, will please ap
ply to the subscriber who will shew the property and
dispose Of it on very liberal terms.
RICHD. BASS.
secttslc, August s. 2s-wsw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-02

RTOTlCE-The Co-partnership heretofore existing
IA in this City, under the Firm of PEYTON &
DEANE, dissolved by mutual consent, on the lst
instant. The Business Of the Concern will be closed BY
Barnard Peyton, 10 whom those having claims will apply
and those indebted will please make payment. In his alb
sencc MIR. Thomas J. Deane is authorised, and will act
for him. BERNARD PEYTON,
THOS. J. DEANE.
Richmond, 18th August, l53G.
BERNARD PEYTON being anxious to close his in
dvdual business ALSO which has not been done for more
than twenty years past-and 10 afford him an opportun'
~ OF doing So proposes to renqush fur the present,
general business and has great satisfaction in recon-
nending 10 his friends bis former partner, Mr. lh0S j.
Deane, of the highly respectable House OF Messrs
Deane & Edwards.
Richmond, 18th August 1896.
Thomas Deanc and r. Ed,rards, Jr having entered
into Co-panership for the purpose of transactng Ge
neral Commission Business in this City, under the Firm
of DEANE g. EDWARDS, are prepared to afford the
usual facilities TO those employing them, and make
spectfn tender of their services The former Patrons Of
Messrs Peytcn & Deane, and to the Public generally.
THOMAS J. DEANE,
R. EDWARDS, JR.
Richmond, Eth August, 1885. @-6.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

1T ii! Parsonage, LcrenO ESSEX Coustv pra,,
THE School will c-romncncc the Is, Mo-
- under the direction Of Mr. Met
\. heretofore the chief care and instruction uf pun
will be as.iduousy devoted The duties their sponsrbe
Mr.. ". will aid advancing int crm
moral objects Of the institution. 4.
The branches b" taught arc Orih"grapIy Rcadrr u
Eug.h Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, with The Of
Globes. History Chemistry Natural and Moral Prosuprv
French Language, Mu,c and Drawing CHARGES, ''
The Scholastic year will consist oi noats baYrio
There will be regular vacation, m tIr drc, the S
be suspended during the months o. Ausl.; AMI Sept, s 81
Pupils will D. received tisuc he, lnf ij -,
li session. No deduction ":I b. .id. rf i'm,
caused j; sickness, o;!..r P:o, r
"
LoGr was:,. &c. session. payable in '!Yar.
Fo5 tuition III the EHG!ish htancrs, srs>;"a pny>. in
Bcdiiag i; no, provided by the papil,
,- Those who wsh their il !r"n. viii ,lr, ,
~ convenient.
Letters Directed R"v. InHr r. Mc::r.lrr !a,., y
County, var:i, shall receive prompt -,;e.a,i.
August -
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWIi cDNr,yi
Scrcnii I1>tgiH'a'.
a y meeting of tie President AMI iI'rl":s a. 49,, I.., r
IA and Klnawha Comp my, hc!! Ill tn ci:y -.,a, w "a
the a.hh DIV Of Jul., lc:jj- " -
Ra,ocrj, That the S,ocShOllc, Of r. Iarace r,c...
nay Ia Company, other tIam III" state. L luI d. r.
rnirrl pay into IL" Bank Of Er:ial., 81 H. ~, j..
pcr carh OF stock held b.: III III. -
uv b,i;,:r the 18Th day Of september G.V.' "''
l,y order q: IL" President ami Directors:
=. Il. CiIiTTEND:y S,.....
\. B.-T!.r ia,Imcns that !,v@ I'nrI CO! al TO-
.Tr f,IJws: 80 -
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POETRY.
MUCH YET REMAINS USsUNG."

THE ART OF BoOK.KEErING.
How hard, when those who do not wish
To lend, that's lose, their books,
Arc shared by anglcrS-ioks that heh
With literary hooks:
Who call and take some invorite tome,
But never read it through;
They thus complete their SCI al hoho'
BY making one at YOU
l. Of nv "Spenccr" Tuhc beIeft,
Last winter sore was shakeni
OfsI.amb" l're but quarter LETT,
Nor could my Bacon"
AMI then saw my "Ciabbe" ~ lust,
Like ilan.lct's, backwaTdg go;
An! rs rny tide was e5binc fast,
or course lost my "Rowe.'
Mv "aialIet" served to knock me down,
Which makes me- thus t1ikor;
And once, while was out OF toan,
Ny 'iJohcsOu" proved II 'Wulkcr."
While studying o'crihc fire one dar:
ily tsilu5beS" amidst ih. smoke;
They bore my ''Conan" clean away,
And carried OF my Cooke"
They picked my "l.ocke," 10 INC far more
Than Bramah's patent worth;
And now my losses de?'oro
Without Il "Elonc'. on earth.
If once Il hook you let ll;cr iiit,
Another they conceal;
For though caught them stealing "swlit,
As swiftly wentmy "Siee'e"
siIop." is no: now upon my shelf
Where late be stood elated,
Bat what is strange, my "PoPe" himself
IL accommodated.
My little "Sucklng' in the grave
Is sunk, 10 swell the ravasc,
And what twas Crusoes fate TO save
Twas mine 10 lose-a savage
Even "Glover's'' works cannot put
My frozen hands upon; ,
Though ever since los, my "Foote,
Nv "Bunyau" has been gone
Nv s'Hoyle'' with "Cot;on'' went ;-oPpres'oe
My s.Taylor'' too must fail;
To save ms stGoldsmith" from arrest,
In vain offered "Bayle."
! s.prior" sought but could not SEQ
Th. /" Hood" so late in front;
Ani when turned TO hunt for "Lee''
Oh! where was my Leigh Huu,:"
! tried TO laugh, old Care TO tickle,
Ye, could not s'Tckle" touch;
And then. alacI niss'i my "Micklc"-
And surely Micklcsmuch.
'Tis quito enough my griets to feed,
My sorrows TO excuse.
To think canno, read my Reid"
Nor evea my 'ilIushes;'
Nv classics would not quiet o,
A thing so fondly hoped;
Like DR.. Primrose, lmay cry
"My 'Livy' has clopcd"'
BY life is wasting fast away
I suffer from these shocks;
And though I fixed lock on 'Grey,"
There's grey upon my locks,
I'm far from 'Younc"-sm growing pale
see nay "Bu,ler" fly,
And when they ask about my all,
"Tis 'Burton,'" reply.
They still have made me slight returns,
And thus my sriefS divides;
For, oh, they've cured me of my "Busns'
And cased my "Akcnside:"
But all think shall not say,
Nor let my anger burns
For us they never found me EGay,"
'"'' [Englisa paper.
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Sz,s,J a DAILY LINE OF COACHES
f., h:1!Trh 1 " "'@ ia . %i i
=z-sScss&1tfSSS OiD LS: oF Coaches frnGn Rich
mond to Lynchbug OIL the Soulii side Of James River,
have, for the greater accommodation Of the travelling
public, established it DAILY.
The old line runs as usual from Lynchburg via Fin
castle, the Sweet Springs, White Sulphur Springs,
Lcwsbu-g, connecting with F.. Porter & Co.'S line TO
Guyandot,c.
On alternate days, this lire connects at Lynchburg
with four horse post coach line, established lately 10
the Warm Springs via Lexington, Va.
At Raines this line connects with the South. west
line. At Lynchburg. with the Piedmont line and
the line TO Salem, where passengers going to Tennessee
take the Valley line. At Fncase it ntcrsrcts the
Valley nr and there passes within % miles Of the Ma
tura Bridge, and in the vicinity Of the Peaks of Otter
Al the Sweet Springs it connects with line IL The Salt
Sulphur Springs.
~ QG7ts at Tic Blr Of thc Eagle Hotd, Mehmoad.
7. II. FLUKE.
Far The ProprictcrS
Richmond August D. 1886. 2G-tf