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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
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REC NJ Oh CES. Scorr-The WASHINGTON
papers state that the President has recalled
Major General ScorT from The command Of
the army IN The South. The measure, # i,
I'nt'mated' "was rendered necessary by Tie
unfortunate accrbty Of feeling. opcratin. Ia
an extent PrcJud,cial to the public interest.
existing between TIA, distinguished officer
and several other branchc, ~ the service"
The command &c course deyol,c, upon
General JLsrf, who at the lat dates, occupied
"a post IN Alabama, near Fort Mitchell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
Wig majority below the Blue

Wig majority below the Blue
Ridge. 1457
Let II also be remarked. that IN ma
my OF the Wing counties there was no
contest Tha, Loudoun, able To vote A
Of 0OO. and Accomack one
ct similar magnitude. recorded abou.
'onc-third of thclr aggregate vote. #
.is, therefore, entirely obvious. that Eas.
tern Virginia IS sound To- the core 49,
The mJoriics. both legislative and
popular are thrown against the Whi,s
ION The west oi the mountains We
hole our iellow-ciulcns OF that region
WI amend their way. by the fall
We have confident belief that Vir.
s'na viii give large uaiouty again q
Mr. Van Buon and X VI. johnson in
November ncNt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-07-07
LIEUTENANT sIIERBuRNE

We Do not know that we can better COM
ply with the wish Of tho writer Of the anne \
ed note, than by publishing 1t entire. The
erroneous statement Was taken. hy US, from,
the Washington correspondence of SOME east
ern print-the United States Gazette. Nc
think Bsh. Chror.
WASHINGTON, JULY ,. lS:lG.
GeRiicmop-lcsterdav a notice ap-
peared in the Baltimore Chronicle
(Which ! regret 10 observe copied into
other papers stating that the. 4" Prcsi-
dent had stri, ken the name Of Mid
shipman SnEEBURNE from The rolls OF
the Navy for having killed Midship.
man Key IN duel.
On reading the notice. immediate.
" called on the President ard sta,cd
Ia him the remark in the Chronicle
He replied, that II was not .rac. ant
that had his authority for saying n
and also that no complaint had beer
made 10 hun on the painful suhjec,.-
| will also take the liberty Ia remark
that my son (who is OF mature aye
was the challenged party. and cndca
vourcd. rs far as an officer and gentle
man of honor could do, To- avoid IN,
painful meeting which proved so un
fortunate TO his opponent. and so ,rul,
Iaillieing 10 his beseaved parents. No,
will greatly obligc me BY stating H.,
above facts in your next paper. and re
quest those who have COPIED the motto,
I to make the correction. which IN ms
tee TO my son, (who i, now absent OF
duty | hope will not lre denied.
am, gentlemen, with the srcales
respect, your o5cdicnt servant.
JOHN II. SHERBURNE.
Editors baltimore Urosicle.
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pOlIIIcS OF yINLl\I,'

The tollo~'us fact. anal state mruts r. srcctin-
The late election ,rg,ois v-rr prepared D., 4
i h'gllN 'utrlltg'"t gentleman. Shis. l-isurr sud
l"p'"ttu"u - have enabled him a. pursue the
'nNt stig ,t.u Nith critical accuracy
RESULTS OF TIlE LATE VIRGINIA
ELECTIONS
There were eight >hircs IN 1854. and
.out N them have grown the prescn,
counties of the State. OF these cighi
>hircs there Is only one " hlch has given
rs vote IN favor of thc eNpuncer>' and
the Missouri re>tyictioni>iS. and that is
the county Of Isle OF Wight. the re-
,malning seven. VIZ. northampton. Eli.
,zabeth City. Warwick. York. James
City, Charlie, City, and Henuco, have
gone the other way; the first six with
salmost unc%amp'cd unanimi,y. the Sc.
venth. the county OF llcnuco by a large
majority.
Every town having the right of So
operate election has gone with the shircs.
Ihrty-two out of the siNtv.six coun-
ties below the Blue Ridge N Mountains.
and the boroughs, making thlrtv-six IN
Jail, have done so; while the reinainin,
thirty -four counties have sustained the
.eNpungers and submitted TO Executive
,dIcta,ion. The ihirty-six horoughs
land counties return to the Legislature
forty members the thirty four expung.
ing counties return thirty crght-thus
.givlnra majority of two members TO
the Wings. But while their majority
Is thus small in the Legislature. the DO.
.pular majority is large and decided
According 10 The lowest estimate cx.
,hiblted 10y the returns, the wing ma
.lority is ! 81, which estimate Is found.
Jed on erroneous details operating great
~ TO the injury Of the Wings. The
result OF one believed to be much more
accurate. is the following:
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''nPirsfy n Sanfa lam 70 E'crp, - -
lract from letter received ~. morning from
NeT ORLEANS, which may be fllly relied on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
July Is
THE Lov1NGsroN HOTEL.

Il near the Courthouse. IN the town of Loving
ston, heretofore occupied by Cob Charlie, Penow,
beg leave to inform the public generally, tina, they
Will make every cXer,ion to please those who may
call upon them. The house is large and cenv cnient
and will be neatly tilted up. Servants shall be at
tentive, Table and Stable supplied as well the
country eau afford, and the Bedding shall be OF the
first order. In fine, newl endcavor To keep house
worthy of the public regarl. The line of Stages
which passes through tins place, stops this house
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
Inod1t9n. We therefore solicit the public patro
rage HENRY :. pENTON,
NM. |. KIDD,
FREDERICK :. PEITON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
EXECUTORS sALE.

MILL be sold. 10 the highest bidder At pubilc
w auction, al the times herein after mentioned
the following valuable property, VIZ:
l. On Wednesday, the 18th day OF October next
If far ifnot on the next far day thereafter, on the
premises IN the lower end OF Campbell county, a
uact Of Land, containing about l2O acres, belonging
to the estate Of Alexander Patteson dec adjoining
the Lands OF Capt Nm. :. Dlugmd, David Il. rat.
tcson and others. Persons wishing TO view the lana
before the daS OF sale lave II shown them by
either ii the above named gentlemen Purchase
money payable IN Two equal instruments, Isl July,
ls37. aud LIST April, Ia1e.
. On Friday the 2l,t day Of the same month, IN
front OF the mon Hotel IN the town OF lynchburg,
Two nnlmprosed Lot, IN said town. desgnaicdin the
plan thereof Lots No. and No ~, lying on the
Main Street. on both sides OF Planters Warehouse,
nearly opposite the mon. Purchase money paya-
bic one third down. one third ON the lst March,
l5}7, and one thirI the LIST September So.
3. Also, on " eduestty, the Doth das ot the same
month, If far. otherwise the next far day thereal-
ter, the premises, that very valuable residence and
Tavern stand, called Clover Hill, being the late resi-
dcnce of the said Alexander Patteson dec, on the
man i.ynchburg and Richmond Road. in the upper
end of Prince Edward County consisting Of about
Pug acres OF Land and excellent Improvements of all
descriptions necessary convenient for "A Road
Stand. This Tavern is very advanageously sua
ted aud is now, beyond question, the most pofa
Bile public house between Ramos and Lynch
burg. Purchase money in three equal nstanents,
VIZ LIST July, 1887, and LIST March and LIST Novem-
ber 1893. This property aud the Lots IN Lynch
burg, belong jointly the estates of Alexander and
llborne Pdttcson, but is advertised by authority of
all concerned; aud no difficulty as to tltlc
In every case, bond with good personal security
Will be required, aud the title retained trust
deed taken to secure payment. Possession, entire
or PARTIAL will be given Immediately, If desired.
Al the same time, with the last mentioned salt,
will also he offered to the highest bidder on cred
II till lstday of July next, all the Household and
Kitchen Furniture belonging to the tavern aud Pr.
vate Dwelling, comprising neiween ~ aud ~ Beds
and Furniture, and all other articles necessary fur
nish such an establishment. Also, such Plantation
stock AS may then be on the premises.
W. =. BOCOCl<. Error.
Of 1. Paterson, der.
September 10 woo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03

VIRGINIA At a court held for y
county, at the Courthouse, ON the eGrI, ' 5'l
of July, 1896 uaf
he"'eh H. rainier. PItf
against
Isaac White and /achariah Whi,o ~
Of Conyers White, sen, dec DGs ''ofs
In CuANcrnY.
On motion of the plaintiff, by counsel, all
appearing to The satisfaction of the com, '1 Il
the defendant, Lacharias White.is not nm ia "a'
tant OF this country, and without the uri.d,a.,'
OF this court; 1t Is ordered that the said de,,'
dant do appear here, on or before the fo,.,
Monday IN October next, and answer the bill os
the plaintiff, and that copy of this orle, u
forthwith inserted in the Lyncllburg Virpin,a,.
newspaper published in the town of Lyncbbn,.s
for two months successfully, and another on. s'
thereof be posted at the front door of the co, E
house OF tins county, some court day.
\ Copy-Teste,
SGARLAND, Crk.
August y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
K0rLv .NOHMt Races. for S36.
- e.
al

VHNHE races over the Rocky Mount Course.
J. will commence, on Mondny, the l7th day
of October, 1896.
First Day-Swccpsta,e mule heats for three
year old colts and liIIles, 500 entrance, three or
more Ia make n race, To be named aud closed
before The 20tl September, ls'6, $50 forfeit.
Persons wishing 10 cDter colts, may do 50, by
making their entrance by letter with the propflc-
tor b, the time above mentioned.
Second Uoy-Jockey Club purse $500, three
mllc henls. free for hofsc, mare or gcldlng, en-
trance so.
1hird D0g-Proprcror'- purse 600, mile
heats, entrance $15.
Fourth Day-Proprieior's purse a75, mile
heats, entrance so.
Same Day-Swcepstakc, mile llcnis, for 8
year o / colts and iillIcs, $50 entrance, three or
more Ia make n race Ia be closed IN like man
ncr rs the first day. race, slb forfeit.
The proprietor pledges himself to have the
track IN good order and will ALSO have his stables
well prepared for the reception OF horses, stored
wlh every thing necessary for Their ncconinoda-
tlon. Ihe money Will he paid 10 the winner, nj
the usual per cent.
HOPKINS NOW LIN, Propricfor.
August - WHO
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NORFOLK X ACES

Isl DAVIS RAen.-A swccpsrak' mule heats,
500 entrance, result is follows
J. $ Gartison's virginia Fairfield, |
Jas. Il. ken1all's b e.
Time 1T heat 3m Odd Im. 56s
u DAYS. R,cr.---2 mllc heats, $500 Purse.
Porllock u Watts h II John Randolph, disianccd
aud drawn.
J. : Garrison 5 |, Bremo, /
VIM. X. Jolnson's brown lllls, ;
Time Isl heat BIN. ol.--2d, 3n. 5ls.
81 DN'> RAcr.-Ladcs' Purse 1903
mule heats.
!. s GdrriS on's { T Glorsina,
VIM. Il. Johnspn'y m Julana, ,
Time lst beat ,n. 5Js.-2d 6m. Is.
This race excited great deal of interest, MS the
owners wanted to put II ON brush, winch caused
the length OF time OF the % heat.
ith DAYS RAcE-Proprictor' Pnre-Sl 400,
mile ncatS--hc 81 ; in ;.
J. :. Garri>on's c Aencss Nicholson, | ! |
Polioek ~ Watts fl,rtilla. | :
Time--lsi heat, Pm. ID In 80, 81, I'm. 5ls,
th, In. SIS,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
august p

eSl VIRTUE. OF decree of the circuit superior
az count of law and chancerv Ton the county of
Amherst, pronounced ON the 9TH dav OF April ls,6
between the President, Directors and COMPANY of
the Bank al Virginia, and the President. Directors
md Company OF the Farmers flank Of Virginia,
Plaintiffs, against Richard Harrison and others be
tendan,s will sell, at Amherst courthouse, before
Jonathan \. S,outs Tavern, to the highest bidder
IN credit OF Que and two years Tor equal portions
OF the purchase money, on Monday the 18th day OF
October next, that beng Amherst court day, the
TIE ACT or LAND. in the proceedings
mentioned, containing 1l:} acres aud Is adjoining
aud ncar tie residence OF Col Richard Harrison,
the purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes, with good
cndorscrS, payable at ol the Banks, at Lynch
burg, and the title to be retained as collateral secu-
rty. tho. y. EItB\Nk
Sherry Of imherst County, and Conn.
Sept. 10 no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
defendants.
In CuAvcERy.

On motion OF the defendant. Ambrose Plunk., j.
his own right, and as administrator with the will an
nexed OF James Hill, dec. by COUNSEL To dissolve ,b
injunction awarded III this cause, the court ON con
slderatlon thereof, and OF the bill the answer Of ,
defendant, replication thereto and an exhibit and n
ter hearing counsel IN opposition to the notion doth
tor the present oyerrue the same, and doth orle,
that the sad defendant Ambrose Punket as admin
istrator with the will annexed Of James HILL ,e, ia
render before of the Commissioners otthis ron,
account of his administration Of the estate Of tb
said James Hill, dec, and the said Commissioner -
directed to examine, state and settle the same and
make report thereof to the court. with any matter
specially stated thought pertinent by himself or re-
qufed b. the parties to be 50 stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
$500 KEDJ:xKD.

\ BStoNDED from Lynchburg, ON the night of
n ia" I'd lust the following Negroes
GAZETTEER EllNDIEY. bought of Eli
lah iimdlcy ot liauaN-about uinetce, wears old.
nearly sN tcet high black and sprightly said to be
brehaycr. aud iornerl, belonged 10 the estate of
Dr. RIcc ri Charlotte. lie has been seen IN the.
neishborhoJd III Brookneal, and rs supposed To be
ia the ,Iclnll, oi his old residence
JOHN. bought OF tire widow Elizabeth Cole
man OF Cumberland about ) feet 10 inches llph We
r, black, Gushy head OF hair and about - wears of
age II" was seen with Carter lIundley, and may
probably be now IN the same neighborhood il he has
not madc his way downt Cumberland.
TOM. formerly owned by Elisha Preston of Bed
iofd black, about - or 30 of age full average
SIZE tall, straight aud we'll p,oportioned. He was
once hllrd At the kauan la Sallncs, where he has ma
ny acquantanccS and where il is probable lie " i'll
AGAIN make his way, though. since he ran away he
has been seen near MIR. Sterling &. Andcrson's in
me lower pant ut tins county. lie has wife Nh
l. Mat'hcws'S plantation i'll that neg hboihood
~ VI bought ot stephen Holland of Bedford
lie has a"lle NJ Nh. Thomas PhrIps'- in Bedford
and, rs he was seen going IN thu direction, II is
probable that he may be lurking thcreabonts He
about feet inches high, black, bushs head of hair
and small whskcrs, and Is ordinary blacksmith.
We will give $50 reward for each of the above ne
grocs II delivered 10 IN this place $50 If secu-
red IN an, Jail SO that get them again.
ROWAN x HARRIS.
Sent II y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
New London Agricultural
SOCIETY,".

4 + A MEETING Of the Executive Commit
/ a. Tee oil the New London Agricultural Socic
", ON the Ith of September, 1896, the following
PREMIUMS we're appropriated Tor the articles
spcctvclv named, viz:
For the best improved farm $50
For the 2d best do a plough, value -
For the highest prodoct OF corn on three,
contiguous acres olhigh land, plough, y
value
For the highest product of whea, on three
contiguous acres oflIIgh land "A plough, IL
For the hes, two or three horse Plough
For the best improved Harrow 3
For the best thorough bred Stallion 20
For the hes, thorough bred Mare 10
For the best thorough bred horse Colt, one
years subscription to Tuf Register
For ia" best horonghbr bred alv one wears
subscription to the Turf Register d,
For the best bred brood mare Of NIKE
blood =
For the bcs, bred Gly of mi,rd blood 3
For the best Durham OF Devon Bull 10
For the ID best do. or do. 8
tor TIM best COW hrifcr OF improved r
breed
For The best calf of do. 3
For the best Bull 81 common blood 5
For the best Mulch cow of do 3
For the best Run Of improved blood )
For tho best Boar o improved blood 5
For the best Jack 5
For tie best Jcuuv 3
For the best ; yds. OF iuc WOODEN clotl 5
For the best 5>ds OF Competing 5
For TIM hes, ~ best Of do. 3
For the hest , Nd>. of Table cloth )
For lh" ri hest of do. ,
For the best > ydS. of " oolrn Connterpano 3
For The u best of do 3
For the best ) ,dS. of Cotton Countrrpane 5
For the ID best of do. 3
For the best Hearth Rug 3
For the best ) NdS. Of BIauhrling y
For the best specimen OF Sewing Silk 3
For the best i, yds. OF Domestic Flannel 3
For the ID best of do ,
For the best specimen of Grape Wine ,
For the best specimen OF turrant " me ,
The Executive Committee are authorized 10 a
ward premiums upon articles of merit, not cuIr,c-
rated IN the above list.
The members oi the Society are desired TO
forward thcir respective subscriptions Ia Mt John
Alexander, Treasurer of the Society, or lhcy can
pay them in on the Is, day Of November WHEN thu,
Cattle show will commence in New London.
\. i. The most ample accommodations will be
IN readiness for the various animals which NAV be
brought 10 the Show
ALEXANDER At STIN, .Scc,efory
Sept. 20 w;5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
CLOTHING BUSINESS,

all lis different bra inches. They will Gu, ana
make any thing in the tailoring line. The public
respectfully invited to call and see their stock
whether they want 10 purchase NOT, which con-
ssts AS follows: Cloths, black, blue, brown, po-
lish green, adelaide and summer cloths of different
shades; Over Goats, drab, gray, brown and 9th
crs, such as Pecrsham of different coors: Frock
Coats, blue, black and green summer cloths black
blue, brown and grey cloth Dress Coats, black,
blue and green summer cloths PanialoonS, black
blue and other shades ol cloth, black grey, brown
green drab, white, blue, and different stripes :;
Ncstsof many kinds and colours Grass Linen
Coats and Jackets Jackets Of many kind, Shirts:
Slams E; Drawers; SuspcnIcrS ; Stocks, Tc-
mint and Lambs Hats Caps Shoes Gloves ;;
Ne, &c, which they determined to sell low.
The goods are made under their own superintcn-
dance. J. Grammar Il Co
At the Store, formerly occupied by Mr.. Phelps,
as an auction toom Main street, opposite Now
lin, Berger Il Co.
Nav 10 *
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
THE BELFIELD (ya) FALL RACES.

T.
The races over this course eommenorn on
Thursday 18th instant. The following Is ''e re-
suit
S,oonst.kes " itI colts and Gllies, years old, /
mile out. 400 entrance.
In the frat attempt 10 start, Mr. JohnSoh's coli
did not 90, MIR. Macklns ran p mile, Messr,.
Goodwyn and Hare's 81 of mile before the
bows could bring them back. Al the ID attempt
they got off well together aud continued 81
throughout, making n very closely contested race.
Mr. @. Goodwvn's b BY Eclipse, dam SIR
Archie,
VIM. r. Johnson's bs Eclipse, dam Nr-
GINA,
II. Macklin', br f by Lnzboroush dam Sir
Hal,
q. p. Harc's hr cby Fyllc, dam Sir Archie, /
Weights rs for3 wears old, viz: Colts 80 lb'.
FllIies SO lb,.-Timc, In. BIS.
sEcoNp DAY.
Sweepstakes with year, old, milc heats, 500
entrance.
G. Goodwyn', c II hy Tonson, dam Sir
Archie, !
II. Maclin's BIC by Eclipse, dam Sir Ar
che,
VIM. NJ VESTS b by Eclipse. dam Sir
Archie, j DIST.
Timr.-ls, heat lm Us 2nd, Pm.
rnnD DAY.
Propreiors Purse, , mdc heats, 500, entrance
j. dollars
G.. Goodwin ch h Pembroke, ; yenrs old
by Merlin.
VIM Moody's b h Obscure, By Tonson, /
vearS old
Time not reported.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
To Merchants, saddlers. dc.

w + have just received and are now opening.
w our sl!l supply OF Hardrure, Cutlery, Guns
Sdddferg, sc. per ships Marnofa aud liarkaway dl-
reel ilom Liverpool. our stock is now one Of the
Lagos III Tue State and the assortment rs good as
possibly can be selected. Notwithstanding the rise
in the OF Goods we shl sell both at wholesale,
aud retail, az cheap as can be bought in Richmond.
al any Other market IN the United States. Merchants
and others, will do well 10 examine stock, and
they will find thai they can be fully supplied with
ihelf Hardware, Cutlery. &c. without gong further,
and On Is good terms elsewhere.
II. b. RICHARDS Il co.
Sign ofthe 4nrH.
SpDtrnlber NC
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IL
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Crk
ConrniSS ioncr's Office.
1mHerSt. June 1

HMhtfSf. June IUW, I-N.
The parties interested in the foregoing order nj
court, are hereby notified, that have appointed thr
I'd day OF November next, 10 carry said orders nto
effect, which dav, at the luur OF nine in the nom
ing, they are required to attend my office at Am
herst Court house, with copies OF office papers, hef
accounts, evidence &c. prepared for examination and
settlement. JAMES r. GARLAND Comm'r
Sept. IL Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
Land for Sale or Rent.

NiSillNG to remove my hands to the cotton
w region, offer sale rent the TRACT
OF LAND. ON which, now live, lying in the
lower end Of Campbell county, on both sides Of
whipping Creek, Just above its entrance into Staun-
ton River, five miles below Sam' Pannilrs five
miles above Brookneal, and thirty miles :. f.. Of
iyhchburg.-lhis tract contains about so acres,
ahoutone halt cleared there is nearly 300 of
bottom land, on low grounds, most OF which lie in
one body, presenting a beautiful view, aud is very
productive OF corn. wheat, oats, tobacco and grass
Nearly all the high land that is to clear, is fine
s'lG"s . tobacco ,' nd- There IS on itan eN-
two feet to" wh "l' I'm R Ray,s" bn s" n E.
course of the last four five years aud neatly fin
Shcd, together with all necessary out houses most
" ne" and OF good workmanship plenty OF excel
lent tobacco bains, &c. &c.-'Ths land is well wa
tered. has on it an excellent Mill Site aud lies in
very agreeable ne,ghborhood. 70 say more is un-
necessary, as persons wishing To purchase or rent
VIII tfNt view orthemselyeS. will take negroes in
payment. LEWIS II. POINDE INTER-
\. B-The Richmond Enquirer will give this Z
Insertions. and forward their account to this office
for payment. L. H. T..
September 10 g
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JOIN Il. FLO YD.


Is opened an Office for the location Of Lands
IN the States OF Arkansas and Mississippi lie
WIZ attend with promptness and puuctuality. 10 all
business put into his hands aud viii see that the first
quality OF lands Is secured for those who may employ
HIM 10 select them.
Helena, Arkansas, September 3m
= Letters addressed 10 him at Helena Arkansas
VII he attended, To.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-03
POLITICAL.
From The GIN, for le-E.
whcn In fond Mcmorv's Magic 0las.

Bye. W. EVERETT.
When in fond Memor,'s magic glass
With earnest eyeinten, we gaze.
And there. in quick succession, pass
:, The buried Joys of former days:
I'VE read life's folded leaves again,
Scenes that of erst We loved we'll
When Young Love wove his flowely ehain
And Hope hermagic spell
And ehildhood's happy home is tlere,
And childhood's happy, careless houfs
Again VIC prove mothers care,
Meath Young Lifc's radiant morning bowers;
A reverend father bows hun then,
Ferycnt his gladstone child TO bless:
Brothers and sisters JOIN again
In Loves endeared caress.
Then. when Time rolls his years along.
We rove the fiowery paths OF youth.
We list TO Hopes delusive song,
And deem her golden promise truih
Bright beam the skies above our head
Fair are the wales beneath our feet
Onward we rush with eager tread,
To scenes with 10, rcpete
The dead---the dead--the peaceful dead,
Come crowding from the spirit land
Again we list the well known tread
Again grasp the friendly hand;
We gaze on each familiar face,
Loved in our early hour Of pride
And JOYOUS in the fond embrace.
We deem they have not died
Thus. when in memory mage glass.
With lingering glance We iondl> gaze.
Aud there III quick succession pass
The lost, the loved, of other days;
Again we live those seasons fan,
And love those scene VT loved 50 "elli
And weep en- earth returning care,
Has broke the sprlt-srcl