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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
RE .sO Az.

HNliE subscribers have removed their stock of
Il goods the house, recently occupied bv
Messrs Clay 81 Thornton, directly opposite Dr.
nowei Davics's APothecary store, aud next door
above ,Messrs, Hancock ~ Adams, where they in
vite their friends and the public to call aud exam
mo their extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries FRANKLIN, HUNT Il Co.
Jan IL :,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

Tho Duke OF Buccleugh has given ia the heirs Of
hogg, II e Poet, a lease of the farm at Arrive for
nine'y.nine years, for pepper corn per year. 1t
's a noble act notwithstanding the Duke ha. Al
annual income of million of dollars.
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pOET1CAI..
l'oR TnT IRoIsiAS
TYNE.

For TnT IRoIsiAS.
TIME.
Time is stream upon whose tide
All that has been again shall be,
Onward the restless bllows glide,
And mingle with eternity.
Time is the tissue ofeycnts
Connected by mysterious Ties;
Each act some mamcnt represents.
And links its motive 10 the skies.
Earth is the home Of toll aud eafe.
ANXIETY. regret and pain
Who fondly thint 10 soape them here.
Hope, and solicit Fate in vain.
This life is nnls beings dawn
\ maze, with hope and doubt pefpleN'd.
Then let our acts, as time rolls on.
Tend TO prepare us ior the next NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

FE'llE subsci her, as agent Of " ~. Lewis, ESQ.
4 will sell a most desirable Tract OF Land, living
one nile from the Bic Lick and containing about 400
acres. IS ofuhi is 6rstrafe Roanoke bottom, aud
the residue rich highland. The whole Tract is very
productive IN all the various crops usually cultivated
in our climate lies unusually level and is suscop-
tible of belnp made At small expo nse, one Of The
most btaaliu aul desirable residences, in the
country. The Dwelling House is comfortable, aud
the out-hauses excellent. The proportion OF wood
land Ia thai which isrlcared Is more than snliiri-
net. Bonds or Ncgroes, Of suitable ages, would BE-
taken IN payment for this property.
NM. LANGHORNE
Botetourf, February II. WITS
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Feb
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james Moonnan,
Against

AleXander iiegat. administrator, de boti.
the will annexed, of John Lynch, decd VIII
Branslord, sergeant of the corporation of q, aaei
and IN that character, administrator of Tho, -
att, decd, and james c. BOYD, administ,-,t'. IL
the viii annexed of Philip Rohr deed. Il eta
1t appearing To the satisfaction of the c,.,,. .s.
the bill in the ifstof these causes the ans,, n
defendant james {. MOoman. thereto and :, LIE
of the said Maorman in the second cast tui,,I!
same subject, that several subjects were pot . ne
Oh by the abltrator>, to wit: the l9tercS, .''ep
the balances due on the books, tie conn, .,
lity Of Norman Lon debts due. which h.. ~, l..s
train OF collection, and for winch he womb 4.
countable when collected and alsotIi Nv ae
yaic claims Of JOHN Lynch scn'r.unon N..,. "' i
certain bonds subject to such payment, q. L
made, were not included III the awald Of tb. '''t
atoresald.-i1l Is considered - IT, com, UNI,
order Of The TIA dry Of November. l-ly
the accounts 10 Commissioner An11ea. ,f. 'iIts
mains uneNeeuted should be eallrgrd. -, ', ~, L.
brace the several subject, aturc M .i.d Sd, H.
Anthony has ceased to be a COMMISSIONS. ., .#=
doth order, that one Of the Commissioned, IN
court do take and State an ouool3ul brtv,ru H. e.
ties aforesaid, respecting the several s,llior, '
said, regarding the award AZORES nd rs concI,
parties only II the actual stdtr Of the b,rl
several firms mentioned at tie time II wa. ,..
which. # al errors appear ON the 1oal> ylpI
capped the attention of the arbltratoiS tho ...,,
be corrected and report the same 10 The c.u,t MA. a
amy matters spae1lly stated, thought pcltiro, i1'
himself, or required by the parties 10 b. os,,,c3
y copy-tcSte,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

~ |'Its, U,-N fTs nd3prthN,
twill thus be seen HAT in % field IF - acres.
the yield exceeded loo lu>hcl, ol corn The
whole crop On y aeres average, nearly 50
bushels IJonrHai
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
WILLIAM VA. II A Il RTS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
RICHMOND. ~,

RICHMOND, "a,
MYTH a view to facilitate sales, has taken the
w house. on Main street, recently occupied by
Martin liollins, (beiirten Lancaster, DoatR 4 to'S
Auction Store, and ht Old MGrkct.b BY tins "a
rangement. IN councxon with his Warehouse on The
Dock he hopes the betteito his present friends
and al others who may be disposed to encourage
I'm.
Tie Rfetitn,g and FeasdrdiHg Rusiaess. vii tie
particularly attended 10. am authorized b. an
caster, Denbs \ Co John lioilinS, and Miller "
Roberts, 10 ask q continuance ct the business ~
tins department from theif TRENDS.
Having purchased the stock of ROtER5ES Of
Mr. Martin Hollns. he will endeayout To fll order,
on rs good terms - any othef house IN the CITY.
Feb b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

Charles Henry Iytch, cveeutorof ',sc,.n ya,.
decd, Joseph Clifton and Aar53ss. In r,c. JON
scott, E3ain Price ,ud susan IL u..c uo.gt
scott, Nnia Is. Ieftwich and Thomas AJud.o Nd
jauett his wife, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
p1ER.E0RNATGIs

TOBACGONISr has run 70 races, at all dis
anccS from to 1 mile heats, and has won at each
distance. Fora full and accurate account of each
race, and his extended Pedigree, see Lynchburg
Democrat and hanlblllS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

" IEGlNlA-At rules held in the clerks Office o.
the circuit superior court OF law and chanee1y,
for Bedford county, the Attn daY OF January, l-o6:
irol Hurt and Nancy his wife. Francis Whitley.
Alberto &. Whiteley, James VI. Nhiteley, and William
w Nhteley, the last fourlntants, under 81 wears Of
age, who sue by Joel Hart, theirnext friend Pits
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0E'Es r..

lons Ely RccouiE Su.y
New ! ork Feb. =
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Plaintiff,
IN CHAScERY.

David ifflias. eNor OF Thomas Apphng, a Zee u
Richard J. " aueh and James R.appling, peits'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
8 Teacher W a,sicd.

/ WISH 10 employ good English Teacher, T.
I conduct uctghhomhood School.
RICHARD PERKINS.
Dec, 81 !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
CORN FOR SALu.

I HAVE four on live bundled barrels ui CORN
1 for sae. NJ. II. GARLAND
New Glasgow, Jam =. Il
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Vac nmd SfGs0J,nbyc g,oof..

wei adaptel tothc Southern and Western nadc. and
TO winch The, arr daly making addition, ilon ,uc-
ton AMI by lmpor1loa4--a OF which ne offered
Ton sale. On the usual terms.
C3"ollers ior Good esesotcd promptly.
New York Feb. II In,
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pE &c. IL. = q.

TOBAGGCONiSr Wis -5tby Gohanna, (uho
is purely an English horse i'll bloody and, Judging
from the very hgh price, ifomtcn Thousand
Fire Hma,ed Do!i5rs cash for which he sold last
FAN, must be considered the most valuable Stock
Horse in America at the present daN.
Tobaeeonists dam Yankee Maid, Ivy Balls
lloriae; che nnrivalcd racer OF his day, and sire
Of Revenge, Cuphcarer, Defiance, Tuekahec.
Little Billy, IIaddcus, and many other racers }
dam Wm. r. John>on'> celebrated race mare
Maria, b. Bay Yankee; (Maria is well known to
the sporting world having beaten the celebrated
horses Sir Alfred and Duroc, in the great twenty
mile race dam Greou's Old Celcr mare by
CcIcr, the best son Of Imported Janus G . dam
10y Partner Che by Morton'> imported Travel
lcr ont of Selma, by the Godolphm Arabian }
gggg dam by Apollo; (he by imported Fear
naugh, out OF Spottswood's imported Cullen Ara
biAn mare y ggggg dam BY imported Nalient;
gggggg dam by imported Janus; egggggg
dam by imported jolly Roger, &c. &c.
From the above pedigree, it will be seen that
Tobacconi1 has descended t.om most distinguish
ed ancestry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
Jan. 81

VIRGINIA, to ait:-Ntrules held IN the CLERKS
office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana
Chanccry for the county of Amherst, on Monday u'
lth day of January, 1886:
Richard J. Na1oh. Plaintiff,
I@aiHSt
James r. App6ng and David Appling et Of 3"
Thomas Appling, decd Defendants.
IL CUANCERY.
The defendant, James II. .,pplng, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, accofofs
to the act OF Assembly and the rules CT tins cou''
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that ut
not an lnhabitan of this commonwealth on inolp,.
OF the plaintiff, by his counsel it is ordered tina, e
SAID defendant, James Il. Applmg, do appear D',e
on or before the first day Of the next April tenn, ~
answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that copy OF W.
order be forthwith inserted in the lynch5urG N"I =.
man tor two months successfully, and posted '' ~
front door OF the court house in said county
Cnpy-Teste,
JOHN THOMPSON, JR T.
February / WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

A L circuit superior court of law and Oh.
"A continued and held Tor the town of Iyn '"iSe1
at the courthouse, in the said town. on tb IN. IN
Of June, lo;i2, sitting court of chance. ''a d.
Alexander liggat, administrator d, hon..
with the will annexed Of John Lynch. del Lon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
DISCRIYTE0N.

TOBACCONl>T was bred by J.W Winirce,
Esq. OF Chesterfield county, Virginia, and will he
7 years old th, Spring He is a rich hood boy,
black legs, main and tail, fail sixteen hands one
inch high of high racing form and beauty; SUI
norlor aetlon. and most commanding anncaraMce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

Falling inO fthe Shore Of Lake Erie
The bank OF the Lake. according 10 the
Cleayelsnd Gazette. continues 10 full of
In large masses. 90 as to endsnger private
buildings. Much OF the beautiful plain
in the immediate vicinity Of that town
hss been thus destroyed, and the loss
has been great to the Proprietors. II the
encroschInenl is on this south western
poruon Of The Lake, there is probably,
according to the usual law observed in
such changes, corresponding gain in
some other part OF the shore, probably
that on the north. The entire slluvisJ
coast Of this country is thus formed of
comparatively recen. date, by encrosch.
ing on the Atlantic Ocean, while on the
Eastern, or European aud African shore,
the water generally gains on the land.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

AAAE GLls1A bhAL I'll So.
Corr,poada.es sffhs Raa
ALrtps !
sessrsl q ne EIerloss "a
m,.TnIisg Tor Baltimore. 90: 80.
eKperird - 20 on lo-murn.r -.
HLl Dot. | nndeFslapd. L Ia ..rea.
again until he i6lh Of Sosrmbsr -
something dr6nilive slll Be done =.
portion 81 The nembrrs uill remain L..
nnul Thai time. adloarnihg nun a. =
dsy. " keep up lhe College.
Isrians sprculalions are ahoai he,. !.
20 the pru..ef course 70 h pursued !. 4.
eEebipl ll.e u!,spalr rvl,lsd u de f.
lians utinsaEiiy q inFm . qn0rum nf n.
college. S,Inr lhisiA that lhe lW,.,,.
Iwa haze The righl ~ make he s,n..
without tie enarnrTrHes af il,e n,hs,. =
Others supper lhsi l'r College IA, 4.
lliirIeHG s,ga, Ia &: teri ~. own .,;..-
rhcc. aud lat the 10y II those -.
have al.r'.aisd hG H.. performances q
their cnnsaI'usH''.s' day. Is 90 issue a,,.
u eireiinu &, 81 .is vacancies OF tIo..
sln have refused "a, -. The mos, r,.-
yalling and hest sul,parsed opinion. hov.
ever. serins 10 h. li,As IN he even, "A
failure "a he pat Il The College 70 tlef,
a Senate. BY reason af The non.sl.eb,.
aace 81 IlIs eonsIl'u,is'"s Q,i0rum, or fu,m
any other cause, the ald Swhale hold !.
,sr unng neS one sapefsedes Il. m.
ahhefeEls Ut the last e,urse argue Iha. "a.
consultation in'endrd 10 convey an De
P"arrs nssessary ior Us own preserve.
liuu---thas there . ~ express lim.,.;i.a
10 the term VI tie S.nale other Than Is,
appointment ID surerseding Sena.e--
that the constitution sIpuiales thaI II ,h,l,
nO' be dieIrd ~ abolished in any o.h,,
| iGannrT is,@n thai 1ltich llself points ou,.
Ina, this pr"v,,rni If The constituted
~lll be snnulltd u IL alteration or shOlI.
hnn he pc, IniIlrd in the manner reeuO.
nIenied by Ihr laciIhus minority ofelse.
ofs. and iinall, thai The great pfinciple d
soius rpabiicG Ju-'riies that position, fIs
The purpose 81 preventing the deswuclina
OF The Constitution 10 \ violent, Ia~l.s
and revolutionary nianner. Whist IL "a
be the result Of the crisis il is beyond mr.
vii 10 prophtsy. Al that can cav i.
aud every MAr,In.d pa,rio, will iaia
heartily 10 tl'e cJaeslasion--" God send
the good old SIs's al Maryland a safe Il.
Iveranee irUm oil her ifuubles."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

One farmer Poster. ii the parish d
how, IN DepnshIre. man much inelie.
Oh 10 sotslshhess.. Having occasion %
sell ayoke IL oKen. ,lnust Them % Creds
non lair, sh1uI six ur seven miles distant:
aud meeting with . g,,oJ fair enleriain.
meh. aud jovisl companions. he 80
nightly "a he element. and did NOT rfy
W 20 hume. but iarried Ihrre some weeks.
singing The songs Of the drunkard, un.l
NJ iaH he vas disposed 10 se, out 70
Boz; aud taxing his landlord with hin,
they soon arrived =, the farmers house,
where he expected tn meet . warm re.
eeplion from his wife; but the good we.
msn had formed better resoluuou.
Upon The sight Of lis wife. who came 10
tie door. lac AccosIed her with 80
Grace, ! an relurned:' 10 which she
answered. ! see y"u are, nv dear; 700
are very welcome. - Bul,' said he, 1
have brough. another man With ne
QaoIh she. lie is welcome. too. fr
your sake But. my love- said h..
Il have suld nv oxen.' My dear re.
piled she. you went To The fair for lhi,
purpose i've spsn. the money n
YOU have quoih she. twas no NOR
Than your own Bm farther than lhsL'
said he. ! have gone a score 10 Tho
amount oil forty shiIIlngs. and here Is
NV landlord come for IT, IL So s1t
she. III 60 up stairs and fetch il io'
him., which she did Immediately, sOt
afterwards treating the landlord with 4
pitcher OF cider and a pipe Of tobacco,
IN an amlcable manner. he took hs
leave. The farmer being 90 chsrmtt
~iIh The good economy of his wife Gree.
Iold her. with tears ~ his eyes, he would
never do 60 any more. aud declared h1
his darling and the best Of women; snd
from thence lived temperate and happy
with Dame Grace % the day ofhis DEAN
But had she s,ormed in tia manner 100
many women are won't 10 DO on such
occasions. there Is the greatest probablh'
~ in the world lie would have pursued
his Vicious course Of life, and brough
dawn poor Dame t;race's hairs in souos
To the Grave. Old paper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

From Michigan, we learn ,I,a, the
Convention al Ann Arbor, after having
rejected the terms proposed by Congress
for the admission of The State into the
Union, have appointed three Drlegales
Austin +. Wing, Andrew Mack. aud
Robert Clark TO repair To Washington
during the session Of Congress. 10 behalf
OF the rights Of Michigan, az she under.
stands them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28
The Massachusetts Silk Companv in.

The Massachusetts, Silk Company. in.
corporated only about year ago, with a
capital Of $500 have already $4,000
mulberry trees in tlourIshing condition.
II this is the way Our Yankee brethren
are going into the silk trade. farewell to
Lyons aud other French Importers!
New Fork Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

mississippi -'fh~ Manchester, Mn
Wing says, rh ,spe.ls Of the sat
eess If the White iAecIcrs in this sac
continue In gov brighter ~ the day d
Election approaches, anil there 10 ever
rrasun ~ heiIeIe thal they will be IT,
nnphan'Iy elected, and tia, they viii
heat the Caucn, Ticket b. about ten th'U'
san! votes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

Sir Walter Raleigh once said tha. Tho
only difference between rich and poet
man was. that the Immer could eat whc,
he pleased. and Tie iaiIer phen he could
gel IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

Erpensise .4,aJition.-II is affirmed
ina. tie ambition Of Napoleon cost France.
dYrins the eleven years Of his reign. the
lives Vi 5,49O,000 meDi 1as puce Of
G~sex's was his assIa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

Churches IN New Kork.-The New
York Sunday Morning News, contains a
list Of Churches IN that city, amounting
10 I43 10 all. The different deaomina
lions have Churches as follows:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

The cnti"n crop in The western pcrtoa
Of Tennessee is sci tn promise vsT
abundauIIy. The Grorgia planters sTs
also Iooking on i"r successful crop.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

The beet sugar excitement is rife "a
Indiana. IL yields ten per cent, and Tho
manufacture Is easy aud simple.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

Why arc the mtjotuy OF women liks faes
Because they ete "stabborn thipgs."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-12-10

made no reply. At Mr.. Halpsreqles',
I wished i,er to hear him, and she az
.wered hina Immediately. !, Dr.. Ioosy
also spoke to her, and she made reply
which in all appearances was Tor t"s,
Doctors question. Somebody noticed
that she had answered Dr.. Toby, al
though no communication had been
established between him and her. Then
I wished her to remain deaf to, every
voice but mine and Immediately sha
ceased to answer the questions made
to her by the other gen,lsmsn.
IS. DR.. Waylaud-"How many
looms do you usually attend :" No
answer. DIR. w. then made me signs
to request her mentally to reply 70 him.
signffisd that I had done 50. Or. w.
-"How many looms do YOU usually
attend 2" "Three-sometimes forf.M
Dr.. W.-"You would not answer ma
before: why now Z" "Because Mr
Poyen told me to- DR.. W.--"Why
do you take nay hand {" "Becausa Mr..
Poyen told nae to-" Dr.. W.-"Bat
you ought TO obey me as well as him."
She pulled away her hand, apparently
10 dispIeasure.
9 O'Clock, 25m. pulse 72.-The
same experiment vas tried by some
other persons, & with the sama resultss
I6. A slate was held between her
ewes and me. Then extended my
Zoo, -she raised hers until they met.
Having made sign that | would mens
tally tell her to Withdraw it, she imme-
diately did so. She would follow my|
! foot with hers wherever turned il.
II. & aloud,) "You have drunk
| some water, have you not I" "Yes."
"Recollect tina, when ! awake you.'a
| eyes"
Is. Irstirsd the length oftAe room !,
| and endeayored to wake her by simply|
willing i, 10 one minute succeeded
so far as to open her eyes, and giys|
every appearance Of waking. I them
advanced, and by the usua manipula]
ITEMS Immediately awoke her. 'Tlmd
4 Oh. SSm..
| 19. "Do you recolecs TO have Ia.
! ken any thing eyes, some water.
"Any thing else :" MO-
j When fully awake, she said she fal
fa,igued-shs usually felt refreshed b!
4 the magnetic operation was total
unconscious Of every thing thai occur
1 red while asleep /, did not knov hos|
long she had been asleep.
Il Her pulse was not taken after SUI
II awoke.
CHARLES PoYEN. i
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-12-10
From the Taken.
A NAME in THE SAND.

BY n. r. GOULD.
ALONE | walked the oceaa strand.
A pearly shell was in my hand,
| stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name. the year, the day,
As onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look behind l cast;
A wave came rolling high and fast,
And washed my liaes away.
And so, methought, twill shortly be-
With every mark on earth from mo
A wave Of dark oblivion's sea
Will sweep across the place
Where | have trod the sandy ahore
OF time, and been to ms no more.
Dime, my day. this name / b,,re.
To leave no track nor trace.
An yet, with HiH who counts the sane
And holds the waters in his hands
know a lasting record stands
inscribed against my name,
Ofall this mortal part has wrought
Ofall this thinking soul has thought.
And from these aecting moments caur
For glory, or for shame.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-12-10
From the Providence Journal, Nov. II.
PHENO MENON OF
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

Mr.. Editor Allow me to commu.
nirate to the public, through your col
umns, some particulars of wonderful
case Of msgnesical somnambulism,
which has occurred 10 the village OF
Paw,ucket, under my own operation
7 am going in the first place to relate
the bare facts, as they could be seen
by every one prasen, shall after
wards make few remaks.to show the
great philosophical Importance OF those
facts.
The subject Of these experiments is
young lady we'll knows in this place,
where she has been residing for over
ten years. There is but one opinion
concerning her character !: that she is
surpassed by no one in purity Of mind
disinterestedne laboriosa habits, and
religious disposition. But alas! in this
"valley of,ears' and hard trials, call.
ed the earth, happiness is no, frequent
ly in proportion with virtue ! Miss
Cynthia Gleason has been for ejgh, or
nine years lsbering under complied
ted nerynus and funstiopal disease,
which bnilled all the akill of physicians.
II would be TOO long, and perhaps in
significant, to describe here the various
symptoms OF this complaint. | will
say only ,hei, ia consequence Of il, the
sleep Of the patient had become. diff.
cult, short, very much troubled by
pains, and always followed with dull.
ness of the mind, and heaviness of the
system, for several hours aRer awake
ming.
z need nos say that | was a perfec.
stranger to Miss Gleason, and that she
was, for her part, entirely ignorant e.
ven ofihe words animal magnetism,
when she heard OF it for the Ers, time,
by her attendant physician,,he reepsc-
table Or. Manchester, of Pawtucket
This gentlemen proposed to her to try
an experiment with the hope that she
nigh. receive benefit from il. She vs-
ry cheerfuIy agreed i; and 10 conss-
qusnce | was brought to her lodging,
by DR.. Manchester, on Sunday, the
9Th inst. at balf-past A O'Clock in the
afternoon. must state here that
was very much pleased to 6nd her per-
feclIy calm and sober. have acquir.
ed since the FIRST visit the full convIc-
lion tina, she is one Of those persons
upon whom s'imagination has very lii
tie empirs.o Miss Gleason told ns,a-
mong other things, that she had not
much faith 10 animal magnetism, and
that she would s'defy any one TO put
her to sleep in this manner" ] obsery.
ed to her that l did not think myself
that could put her to sleep at the first
trial, as | intended TO magueiizs her
only 8 or 20 minutes, with the view Of
establishing mere communication
between Us. Her pulse, IRksn BY d.,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-12-10

Mono nsania.--"A case Of mon 10. d,
MIA" said Mike, reading ALOUD, owl
the devils mono-mania.''
"Arrah, dear, dem, ye know /: Sd
pose you were TO borrow an arsi,
without axing for ii, and thin forget,
put 1t back again--v would no. that
stating, ye fool 20
"Fo be sure il would, Pat, and no,
ing else.'s
"Hash, darIint. K you was risf, al
it wouIdn's be thieviug at alI-it w5J
thin be mono mania. Bah. Tran
Attituainising. "A fellow ssthI
sheets ia the wind" trying 10 WI
straight and appear sober.
Taxing Physic. Paying for |.
sa't Of clothes chat you iost on the
lection.
Mother" said a lIssle grammasiaul
Lord Wellington is hero, was no, III
of SHE RoEsn
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-12-10

every one from srbmitsing TO il. Pa
rents cannot too deeply impress the
danger oft on the miads Of their chill
dren.- Chronicle.