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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
From The Baltimore Republican.
THE CONSEQUENCE.

Tho editors Of The United States Trlc.
graph, the Richmond Wing and some 9th.
er opposition papers in the South, have
been exceedingly industrious in cndeavor.
ing 10 excite The fears. and arouse the
jealousy "f the people in that section OF
The country. agains, those Of tho North
generally, and thereby 10 weaken that
bond Of union and good feeling which
should exist brtwcrn them. on the alleged
grounds that the aboli,ionisis were very
numerous. tina, they were possessed Of
great power aud influence, and that they
were rapidly increasing in numbers and
sirensth. For some time they succeeded
to some considerable extent in their efforts
the cilce, Of which vas 10 produce erea.
excitement. and much nprtchcnsions
among the people Of the South with re.
gard to the probable consequence. Sub.
scqucn,iy, however. il has been seen ,ha,
among the people Of the Nol.h generally
tho feeling towards the Aboli.ionisis and
their measures. has been decidedly hos.
ilc. aud i, has been found, upon examiua.
lion. that The number of AboIi,ionisls is,
comparatively speaking. exceeding y small
that they possess no power, THAI their in.
flucncc is weak and con,cmp,iblc, and tha,
they arc daily diminishing in numbers,
strength aud influence. These discoveries
have SO far calmcd The apprehension OF
tho people Of The South upon tho subjcc,
and subducd the excitement which pre-.
vailed in relation 10 IL. that tho editors
who have labnrcd SO .lisas,rinusly to keep
il alive. AMI to augmcn, il, find it exceed.
insly diflicult TO produce any agitation in
relation to the matter; and the more they
labor for the purpose, the more thoroughly
arc The people generally in lie section 81
country convinced that their representa-.
lions arc erroneous. and arr made, nul
with view TO the rsb,it good, or from
any impscssionupou The par Of those who
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30

topic f41iscussi6n 6n sbeiore liieAousc, and
supplsnt by It tie regular and pending
business whichh has rrccedencr at present.
1t IS evident, then, that Mr. Wise was
playing into Mr. SHADES hand and that OF
the eaboii.ionists, and tilearesult was, that
the morning hour was consumed by This
firebrand proposition. .ss.ss"ss-7z-e :=s-e. =
( This piece If management of Mr.. Wise,
in conjunction with another ,oie in which
he was Joined by whole corps Of Judge
Whites Tennessee iriends. shows not on
ly willingness TO embarrass the proceed
ings by opening tho way TO abolition pc
ti.ious, but marks their anxiety to battle
the 1,tcmp, or Arkansas to obtain admis.
sion into the Union. The other roie to
whici, wc allude, was that taken on Mr.
'Thomas's motion on Tuesday. 18th inst.
TO take Up the Ssaaies bill admitting Mi
chigan and Arkansas into the eonfederacy.
The majority was for il; but vote Of e9
almost exclusively the opposition men,
made up The one third necessary to prevent
its being taken up. Among those voting
against acting on the petitions Of Michi-
gan and Arkansas, were Messrs. BELL,
LUKE LEA. PEYToS. MArRr,s r,sSTasDErER
SlApE and WISE. Let il be remembered.
,!,u, Judge White voied himself asains.
The admission Of Michigan, with which he
knows the faic Of Arkansas is united.
Globe.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30
MIND YOUR DOTS.

4 Kentucky member of Congress wish.
ed to write 10 his wifa on arriving q,
Washington city, that he had formed o
connexion with very agreeable mes, aad
expected to spend the winter very plea
saai,ly." Unfortunately and grca.!y to
the suspriss snd modification Of The good
lady 10 whom he was writing. he mad.
.srseps'y dotted the Elm The word mess.
Wafehnan.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-04-30

aSalu esheo w tuc queetIVu wan oeVStca
bic!
The CuA,n referred 10 tho Rule. and
said as i. was new question. Tor hc had
no recollection Of its crer having been
prcso ntcd bcforc) he was, therefore, mol
prepared TO say ,ha, the gentleman was
not entitled to assign reasons why tho rea.
sons Of his colleague 10 be excused. were,
or were not satisfactory. The chair,
hnwcver. never knew The question raised
before. Tor tho inyariablc practice had here.
loforc been TO take the question wilhou,
debate.
MIR. CnAnn.ns then understood the
Chair to say he had Tho right to debate
;hls question. Mr.. G. proceeded TO ah.
dress the House. md continued ill I
o'clock, when Mr.. CAapnrLcNo called
Cor the orders Of the day
The suhjcc, befurc the fiau5c was then
laid over, wi.hou, announcing the dcci.
sion upon The appeal OF Mr.. WISE.
fT'he vote was understood 10 DC 1877 in
favor and 81 against the mo,on to lay The
appeal on tho table
The effect OF this trick on the part of
Underwood and Chambers. is to keep orcn
lI,is oggravating propositions Tor future
use. II they had permitted tho satc lay
ing it on Ike tablc To pass, the of,-disscc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
POETRY Y.
,,,,v AWAY WITH THE GREY OLD YEAR
.y vrT REMAINS uN.CHG."

AWAY, AWAY WITH THE GREY oi''
DIT W. r. HAwLEf'
Away, away with tho grey old Jees"; falling:
In: owes grows dim aud his puis' j. '"
sab. arc moi lot his cbound bier. .,;,;,,:
Keep the ssAs end INDY; ySS 1s,h 'f Gs S Ssrs
Awny. away with the grey old year.
n,sntb. no word Of his dcw-bHsh. "'"
Tell mo no, pt his rosy motnlns,
sor,n,,s I,nS d in his willy bowers .,,,;,,.
Storm. were ,H up bis s1 iio%ois to you, hea,'
B B",' ali, can ye lay the ,ho'ns upa'':
Come heat tno and G'is sSoS yos sss sS%
Thou hast not sigh or 4 tear, :,:,
n And The -ligb. along thy path ia streaming:
Come TO my hcan would clasp thee now, .
With the smile thy lip, and the a'sHlonahy oto"'
Hail, young year! Yet, know thoupt DO
Even US those thu, past hnVc been:
For, b!ightins and joyosshess, gloom ana gtee,
Thou viii. shake irSm thy huiryiag psumeS ssa'n.
Stranger, / greet thee in JOY and IN feu'-
Bu, away, away with the grey old yoar:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

Goods, lately at I3l, Penrl Street, New York wol;
inform their friends that in consequence OF the desc,
ton of their store by the late caanl:cua lire, they h
removed 10 tho large and convenient building, No L.
hertv Street. between Broadway and Nassau Stree,
nm the rround formerly occupied BY Grant lhn5u,D
Seed Sure and Immediately conguo'S !" tie Git and
other Hotels The loss they will sustain will be bu,,
ling and rs their stock, the coming Spring will be IT,
tire[y new cv lnpr 10 Otter Increased aclrs uu:
'"A'''@ ''''- - w. COMsTOCK & ANDREWS
JAM. 14-l2!
aDOARDING-MRs. FouREs accoin;o,7,.
n . with gcnlerl Boarding, four or ii"c grn'.,nrn
Sr resides healthy ncg h"ur!ood on lie south ST.
of G. street. one square above Mr.. A. Warwick r.,
building. l|2-StJ Ianr"fy
EMTINTER Observation-Disclosures WEE
w The Steamboats, Columbus and PUcahonlas
and from Norfolk aud Baltimore: will comn"ncc o.
Monday. the 9Th December, 10 ran only twice week
ravnG Baltimore and Norfolk every Monday and Thur.
Jny morning. at 10 o'clock: and on and at:r: Tau,
doy ,h,. nth January, lc36, they will run only once
week. leaving Baltimore every Thursday. and Nol,
every Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Should Tie n.
vgaiion Of the ratapsco be Interrupted by zee; the r
SEWERS will be landed at Annapolis, as formerly
The Patrick Henry will leave Norfolk every TGc<i,r
and Friday morning, for Richmond, and c,ef,
Sunday and "Wednesday.
passagc and fare to Norfolk So All baggage al tn.
risk of The owners. JAMES FERGUSON, .Egn:
Baltimore, December 1. Gl-:
ylYHE Warehouse Of the undersigned having bee,
consumed in the great conttagfa!!nn winch coca:
red on the nigh: Of the 10Th December, they have ic.
moved their stock Of Dry GENTS (Which vas pTcsrry,t.
to the Store, 80 49, Pear! Street, little above la:a
Lane.
They will he constantly receiving Fresh Goods
they arrive in port. and tender their friends m Virginia.
the usual lncllitics offered them al their new location
WRIGHT, WINSTON Il STEBBlNS
New York. jan. I'd, 1886. '0-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

Fl AND FOR SALE.-A highly improved Farm
n 4 called Lime Stone CrccH, situated on the f'"'
nond Road, nine miles from charlottesville, contain
~ acres, or less, with dwelling houses an" 81
the necessary out houses. stables, thrcshng macO"'
&c, will be sold by private contract; together W."
nrgrnrs. stock rfcatc and valuable horses, m7''Hr"'
Of h,shandry. corn, fodder. &c. A small tract Il" '
land belonging 10 Mr.. David Mlc;lr, and which Is I"
sold separates it from the Rivanna River. There
vein of rich Limestone running through the whole lr"'
which has been qiarrird and kilncd i" these seven yra'
and the lime employed manure TO enrich III" .'fi
and for selling for building purposes Persons 'S;Fo
OF buying, will apply at the Office Of the CharIol's'Ie
Advocatc or TO Dr. Bu:ttcrlnunn at the University.
Oc,ub,r % tS-w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

A GOOD COUNTRY SCHOOL.--1hc suh.cF''.
"a residing four miles north oil Charlottesville" II %,
county Of Alb":naIc. with view 10 educate his own
daughters, has employed Miss Heart young lady ''''
Mrs. Willard Seminary. Troy, New York. She ms y
sided in his family for the last ten months. lie iecs
hesitation i'll saying, that his daughters, and oI'.
who have been committed to her care have made ss''
satisfactory progress She is qualified to ,each %e''
every branch Of English, the French language N,s,
and Drawing. He will take eight ten girls uncfi ~
are Of b. as bol-drrs The next session Will c0min'h'
on the 2Dth of January and terminate the Z't' ~
June Every branch Of English will he taught :or:: ,
French SO; Music $50; Drawing SD. Board bean.
and candles furnished by the subscriber, %" b'''
and tuition fees to be paid one half in advance -,
4 native Of France will be employed in the sc",'
who will give French lessons for the additional snn
$40 per session. SAM El c:i"'
Dec. 10. G3-"u"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

AHnA REWARD.-Ran away from M n n..-
= IL wv Payne. in the Spring of l7's': 3' ,.r.
man named AsDEEw brown complexion aool' ,r,i h.
10 inches high "a years of age, stout mace ana
from G5 to 175 pounds, has no marks OF scars e. pt'
ed-he was purchased by Mr. Rober. Payne, :" ,,,o,.
vile, Alabama, Mr. Cosby purchased him Of Mr. "aa
deus JONES' Amelia; he has wife in the rew,r:
and is supposed to be lurking a,nFsra
Of one hundred dollars will be paid tor MS d
sion and delivery to Mrssrs Goodwin IN ,be STAT
Of Virginia. EhoeU u.,u,. IN, .7laba,re
Jan. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

"a OTICE.-All persons having claims against The es-
q tates Of John Baker Jeremiah Hancock, and O5a-
diah Winfrec, Decd requested to make them known
immediately those indebted will make payment lmne
diutcly, as no indulgence can be g ven.
SlLAS CHEATHAM, D. S.,
fir Daniel Weiscger, late Sheriff. and as sueh' !m r.
n B. shall attend the hireings Of Mr. }. .. 0oode,
when hope 10 meet those who hired negroes Oh the
above Estates The present year prepared to take in their
bonds. M o. ~
Da,bor 9, N1-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
sso;,5upson,s Practice, Vol. 2.

Eastern District a lN1tHiH, ~ "A:
q l. it remembered that on the eleventh daE OF Sep
d . tembrr Ammo Duuu one thousand rIgh' h1n'
bred and thirty five. Conway R"EISsoH OF the SaG -
trt hath deposited in this office, the title OF Loon l"@
title of which, is in the following words, 70 VIII: lie
Practice in the Courts oil Law and Equity in Virginia.
CoywAY RoYiSsoN Volume ii. Containing Practcela
suits in Equity Richmond. Prin,rdby Samnd 3cpAs-%
and sold by E0bcrt l. Smith, lS;'3- right wicrr''
he claims as author in conformity TO the Act ct Con-
rrcss entitled San Act to amend the several Acts e
Spcctng copy rights.
HENRY GIBSON. Clerk Of Me District.
mr. The following extract from MIR. Robinson ) PIE,
face 10 his Second Volume will give some idea Of Is
contents:
1.-THE consideration that under the Judtca! system {,
I'iruiY;0 Chanccry causes must often br decided with
ont In. benefit of Libraries and desire to make the
ume useful cyond the limits of the State have ogclhC
Induced Tie rive greater scope To IL tlan lis 'aiIr III
ports 1t is in truth treats" upon the pr!nc"S .
equity rs well Inc Practice. anu VII prove: ii"A!
conve cnt book OF reference to the practising a"yrs
in any portion of the Union. In il will be found ;le
Tirniniq Stacs and Decisions, such AdJnd!caiionS il
the Chancrry OF Eng'and and Hrnnd as 1t seemed Pi
ocr t. mention account Of their Importance. or Of the
recent dale which they were made, ana most o! W
Erui,y Decisions in the Lnitcd Suites. The Ncir lmN
Rrprtcrs. Carpr< .I0hu<on COwtn. UindeU. Hop'aa
and Y01r are ed ncarl" often as those "i H@'&
Freunl reference is made TO the Decisions ol IN" -
prr,uc Court of ir Eaiicd suites in DnitaS, tr"Hf5
hcntos and Peters, those Of Mr. Justice story III Nc
son. and to the Decisions of S0Hth Cnroima ~ f'n Dr.
sauSsuyc and .HcCcrd-and occasionally citations az
made from the PENNSYLVANIA Cases III l"tcS bH"f" an
Rnrlc and from the massachusetts Reports, ncIndi" l.
the latter name not only those called, but ten volume"
Of Mr.. Pchcring.'
The Second Volume Of Robnsons l'racilcr, c"AtiiS
at2 uarrs with a table Of Contents and table OF Gases
cited comprising l. pages. and complete !HGcN |" h
:.lu,nrs embracing i pages more, making altoGr!er
6l6 pages 1t is nov in the Binder hands. and vii 10
for sale at the store Of the subscriber: III Richmond N
10 or - DAYS. Price Of! ltc Volume. 81 % cts
Sn,,ruhrrlS [}I--tiI ROBERT J. SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

MOTICE.-AIl persons indebted TO The estate OF Al
IA fred Minor deceased late OF Caroline county, are
horebv reoucsed to come forward and make payment
and ali persons having claims against the said estate
required to present them to the subscriber properly au
thentcutcd for settlement, this notice will be pleaded
in bar TO all such claims shall not be thus presented
WIN. R. 3. WYATT,
Administrator Of alfred Minor, deetased.
January TO- 79-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

EDY virtue of decree If the Circuit Superior |'N'
Zip Of Law and Chancery. for Chesterfield COURT
pronounced on the 9th day If September, l-' l" t"e
of l.aerus Morgan. plaintiff, Lavina SampS,"
and VIM d. Boyle, defendants, ] shall on Fidar. TIE
9th day of January, lS:hi the premises. at oHa
Blanco, in Chesterfield county, expose TO SALE i"' Fra
money the tract of Land and premises referred 10 IN W
sad decree. being moiety ofthe tract Of Ian" c''
Mount Blanco on James River and supposed to co"'''
lOI is acres be the same more less.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

nNOR SALE--iOu acres Of good Land, "n ~
& Chickahomny; lies we'll, eight miles lf'm Rich
mond. is heavily 'imbrrcd, and within hai 'nIie"'
saw.rm some buildings; and about one fourth {" tie
land cleared. Possession given immediately. LnG"I;
at the office Of the Wing or Enquirer.
DrnpInbcr II. I'D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

e RKANSAS iANDS.--i will purchase NliIrtaFyf'
"A tents fer lands in The Territory q a+Fansa$.
Ian u ;.--1u,I GEO. l.. SAMrSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

HAMEs RIVER AND KANAWUA COMpAM

HhMES RIVER AND KANAWllA COMPANi
sB AT meeting Of the President and Directors o W.
James River and kanawh In Company, held III the NN
Of Richmond Saturday the 10Th day of DEC, 80
Rcsoired, That the Stockholders Of the James k'''
and Kanawha Company, other than the State, be- a"'
they hereby required, to pay into the Bank o: W
ginia OF its branches the Of FIVE DoLt'H
each share Of Stock held by them in said Company
OH or before the 25rh day Of February next
By order IF the President and Dircctors:
W. b. CIIlTrENDEN, Scrre.0rg.
y B-The instruments that have been called TO- ."'
GLIDING til" abovc) as follows.
LIST instaImcn, 81 per share, paid at the time Of ''
scribing.
I'd n<:alncn,. 50 per share, due Both June, So,
Sd DO. 81 do. do. 23th Nov l-%1.
4h do. s. do. do. 25th .rh ISa
Jan2 72--%h
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

Hoy virtue Of Il Deed Of Trust executed by llchn'
q Ed Booker To the subscriber, and recorded ~ u"
County Court Of Powhatan, the Sd day of Mifctr
lS5. for purposes therein mentioned, shall Procr""
sell, public auction, for cash, nj Powhann Court
house, Monday the first day of February next l@'
being Cont day the following slaves. viz: Billy, P"'
Morris Jacob and Polly, and their increase Gfa o's'
many thereof may be sufficient to comply with t'
acquisitions Of the said Deed. Such title as is vested "
me as trustee will be conveyed to the purchasers.
SAMUEL DRAKE. 7rus'"'
January II. i've"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21

JOS. GOuDE, Drpmg
for !. .7rchu. Sheriff Of GhcsterfeM C@n"ty
December -. 6l-w2J
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-15

@Morgan's RiRemen were general
ly 10 the advance, skirmishiDg with
the light troops of the enemy, or an.
noying his Aanks; the regiment wa.
thus much divided into attachments,
and dispersed over very wide field
of action. Morgan was in the habit
ofusiug a conch shell frequently du.
ring the heat of the battle, with which
he would blow a loud and warIike
blast, This he said was TO inform his
boys that he was still alive, and from
many parts Of the field was beholding
their p, owess; and like The celebrated
sea warrior Of another hemisphere's
last signal. was expecting that every
man would do his duty.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-15

Of the best and brightest geniuses Of
the age. Gen. Morgan spoke of the
necessity Of Washington to the army
of The revolution, and the success Of
the struggle for independence He
said we had officers Of great military
talents, as for instance Greene and
others we had officers of the most con
summate courage and spirit Of enter
prize, as for instance Wayne and 9th
ers. One was yet necessary, TO guide
direct, and animate the whole and II
pleased Almighty God 10 send that
one IN the person of George Washing.
ton!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-15
NO I8.-wHoLE NO. 70,

ever, returned TO his village in few
weeks, and the people, who before would
scarcely speak to him unless it was for
the purpose of telling him toget out Of
their way, were all glad to see him. He
nevertheless pursued the even tenor Of his
way" That stranger was GENERAL
LAFAYEPTE.-Army & Navy ChrOni
Gle.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-15

A POINT OF ORDER. "A debating socie
ly lh town ''dovn east" one evening
undertook TO discuss the question, 'wheth
er IntemPerance OF slavery is productive
Of the most evil 10 the United States !''-
A wofthy deacon, continuing agains. the
iornler, proposed te show its effects OF Its
victims in eternity. Stop, stop, cried the
chairman, "that's cut Of the U. States"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-15

Some recent decisions Of courts mar
tial 10 Belgium, declare duelling not
punishable by existing laws.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
A SUMNER SKETCH.
ut ILiIA cooK.

'Ts June. It's merry smiling June.
It's blushing summer now:
The rose - red--the bloom II dead
The fruit is on the bough.
The bird cage hangs upon the wall.
Amid the clustring vine;
The rustic seat Is in the porch,
Where honey suckles Irvine.
The rosy ragged urchins play
Beneath the glowing sky;
They scoop the sard or daily chase
The bee that buzzes by.
The household spaniel filings his length
Along the stone paved hall;
The painting sheep dog seeks the spot
Where leafy shadows fall.
The petted kitten frisk, among
The bean flowers fragrant maze;
Or, basking. throws her dappled form
To court the warmest rays.
The oPen'd easement, Hinging wide,
Geraniums give TO view;
With choicest poesies rang'd between,
Still vet with morning dew.
The mower whistles DER his toll,
The em'rald grass must yield;
The scythe is out, the swsrth is down,
There's incense in the field.
o! how love to calmly muse
Ia such an hour as this,
To nurse the JOY creation gives.
In purity and bliss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
mARRIsoN CoNyENr,or.
ADDRESS
TO THE PEOPLE or VIRGLNT.4.

TO THE PEOPLE or ViRGLNT.f
Adopted unanimously by the Convention, 81
staunton, 9Th July. 1896
A Convention Of Delegates from va.
rious parts Of Virginia. having Assem-.
bled in Siaunton on the 18th inst. for
the purpose Of adopting such measure,
AZ. IN their opinion. we're best calcula-
ted to promote the election Of General
WIN. n. Harrison Of Ohio. 10 the Pre-.
sidency Of the United States. a feeling
Of respect for the universal usage oil
the country on such occasions. no les,
than a thorough conviction Of its ln.
trInsic propnety. has induced them 10
adopt an address 10 the people Of Vir.
ginia, expressive Of their sentiments by
Whiohtheirconduci has been influenced
There - no candid observer Of the
course Of public affairs for The las,twelve
years. Who - not constrained 10 ac.
knowledge that Us tendency has been
uniformly downwards. and Nth a We
locliy. al every stage offs progress &C.
celeraied. The reflection Is painful Ia
The heart Of every patriot, but il is not
therefore the less true, and there are
many peuons, and those not men given
70 dependency or unmanly fears. who
have been induced thereby, 10 enter.
tam doubts a. 10 the stability Of oul
glorious institutions. They have seen
= Coosttudop, founded IN The mosl
perfect wisdom snd virtue. framed With
The msst ScuPulOus regard 70 tie iEht'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
1T THOMAS MOORE.


The summer webs that aoat and shine,
The summer dews that fall,
Tho light they be. this heart Of mine
Is lighter than them all.
II tells me every cloud is past
Which lately seemd to lower,
That Hope hath wed young Joy at last,
And now's their nupiial hour.
With light thus round, within, above.
With nought TO wake one sigh.
Except the wish that all we love,
Were AT this moment nigh.
1t seems as If LIES brilliant sun
Had stopped in full career,
To make this hour its brightest one,
And rest in radiance here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
CONTENTS

Of ShaHHoHi-is Vsisr. aces'dinF 70 hs saaiy-
siS y fAs Lsis Dr. De BUTTS, Of Bath
more.
Sslenhe OF, sulphhis Of Lime.
Carbonate % Lime,
SulPhs'e Of MaEnssis. Epson salt)
hurinte Of Asgnssia,
huriats Of Soda,
Sulphsts Of Iron,
Carbonats Of Iron,
Supplemented Hydrogen Gas,
Csrbonic Acid Gas
T'"P"at's,--about 6fiy.hvs degrees Of
FshrehhsH.
P''ps'h"-setiVeiy purgbtvs, or gently
aha'lve, 80 proportion N ne qusntity taken
tnto TIE stomaeh. o. condition % the system
TOME Dturetic-- DIh phoFstie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-28
tlss4e IS
cHARLEsTowN AND JEFFERSON COUNTY
S0UtngS Institution,

july =, 1886.
HNHE President and Directors OF this Insti-
II tuition have this day declared dividend
Of per cent. for the six months ending 30th
June, 1896 Depo.tors and Stockholders can
receive their dividends, by calling at the Office
Of the Institution on or after the 18th inst
RICHD WILLIAMS, Trsas'r.
July a. 1886
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