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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

escort her in. Dr.. weleh readily volun-
.eered his services ~ physicisa. This
Is the nose ersdi;sh,o = DR.. W., ~ he
VAS thea the only physician in Town.
Col. Dell was lavdabiy active in getting
this assistance Coz Mrs. Jones. He
sent bis carriage. horse and driver to
bring her in. If In the opinion Of the
physician her wouads would permit
her removal. They set out immedi-
aiely aftcr the return OF the company
on Saturday. They returned on Mon
day evening, bringing Mrs. Johns,
who endured the removal. q distance
Of near thirty miles. with great FORT.
tude.
II Is enough 10 make the blood chill
and rush painfully 10 the heart. TO see
this lady mangled o. she is. and TO thinI
hov. srhea and By ckoss the deed we,
done. She is at Mr.. Richards. Eve.
ry attention will be paid TO her 10 rem
der her distressed and unfortunate stu
alton ss comfortable as possible.
Mr.. Thigpin who had command o
this little escort. states that they saw
Indian signs and anticipated an attack
But oil were determined 10 execut,
their mission or die in the attempt
They executed il with credit.
II is thought Mrs. Johns will reco
yer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

ths New ozieans Bulletin OF the
10Th ult. ssyG-By the arrival OF the
schooner Bonita. from Vera Cruz. the
most recent intelligence from Mexico
is received. All the Information re-
osived. however. 10 Of very little inte-
rest and scarcely varies the state Of
things Tor iong time existing there
The sovernment papers consinvc 70
sound tie tocsin Of war and Vengeance.
and make mote Of dreadful prepare
ions for the utter annihilation or the
devoted Texans. These paper bull
tess OF the brain" will however be found
10 prove somewhat less efficient than
me sterner contents Of the TIE khan r;lle.
Tho patriotic communication of La
mar. the late Secretary Of War, on the
most proper course to BE- pursued in
reference 70 Santa Anna, have parti-
euiariy created in the capital smoog
sne partissns Of the President and his
holy eoadjutors. no little Indignation,
which u breaihed out ia sounding
words OF denunciation aad total ruin
upon oil In any way aiding add sbetting
the ends Of Justice. in having the dis
tinguished Santa Anna made amena.
BILE 20 she laws Of God and man.
We have this moment learned By an
srrivsl from Galveston. Texas, some
additional information from that guar
Ter. The election there has resulted in
the elevation Of Houston 10 the Presi-
dency. aad Lamar TO thu Vice Presi-
dency. Another attempt. which prov.
ed unsuccessful. has been made BY q
Spanisrd Of the name Of Pages. to res.
cue Santa Anna. Upon being exam.
ined he stated that be was employc ed
for the purpose by the Mexican Consul
OF this city; this, however. is doubles.
void Of all foundation.
The armed Texian schooner Terrible
bad taken several Mexican prize,
which were sent in for adjudication.
The Texian army about 5000 strong
had moved their encampment to the
Garcite, near Mstagorda Bay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

Twill be seen by our paper Of to-day. tina,
Messrs. PsrEn and MoaeAr are recommended
TO the people Of jefferson. BY their respective
friends, a. suitable persons 70 Gil the vacancy
created in the representation for the mex,
House Of Delegates, BY the death Of Doctor
BorELEn, the late member elect Both gen
tIemen ere 90 well known to the voters Of JEFF
ferson, Is TO require no introduction II our
hands. We will merely remark that Major
PErEa ID politician Of true Virginia wAiE
principles. and that Mr.. MoaeAx belongs 10
the New York Van Buren, school. Choose 70
between them. Voters. with that d,erimins-
lion which has generally been exhibited io
your choice, and we shall Be content.
The election viii take plsrs on the ID Mon
day In November. rs will be seen BY The sotie.
Of the Sheriff, in ,o-d>y'- paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
JEFFERSON tyA, Jockey GLUE.


The races. over this course commenced On
Monday. as,h September. with Match Race,
4 mile heats. $500 side.
Col DuvaIl's g. h. Charley Scott, 4 ysars
old. By Sir Charles. dam hy Contention. I I
@. G. Harness. b. e., 4 years old, By
Star, dam by SEYMOUR Eagle, 2 9
Time 6m 40s--em. 39s.
The diiy ran FESTIVE. and tried 10 bels
throughout the 6rst heat. In the "a, abe took
the lead at the start, and gradually gained on
the bore until she had run ~ miles, when, BE-
Ing $50 yards ahead, she boltsd, and threw
the rider over fence. he got back again,
end some one haviag caught the mare, re-
mounted and saved his distance.
$s~s Deg (sflsr Match Rses)-A Sweep
stsksa foe year old colts. entrance 800. AG
Wa. C. HOUSES b. E. BY ASripps, daaa BY
,. 3. KsndaIIs c. e. By Sir
W; cIsvslaDds b. e. By Restless,
dam by Archy. d..
Time I'm. S3s-lm. 57s.--2m q.
a beautiful race. The Restless 6Ily 20, =
bad start the hrst heat The vinosr ou, Of
half sister TO Eneiero.
SECOND DAY. mile heats. Pure AsOo
,. 3. KeSdails ;. N. Campsidsl. S yrs., By
industry. dam By Sir GaI,
Thonas Doswsll's b. b. Orphan Boy,
yrs. ny GohsDns, dam by Tom Tossh' q
Y. b. TyierSe h. Deposit, S yrs., ky
johanna. dam By Contention, de.
Time em 41s.--Bm. 35s.-woa with es.a
THIRD DAY-bess , In S. Purss a9oo.
". NanBing's b.. Z. sam Patch. 4 wear,
By ChsmptOn, dam by -, Gla33II
q. c. Hsrness's b. z. MAI
.oo. yrs, By Rsttlsr. dan
b. Top Gallant, sGIIIqa
7. DoswSIi's . h. Deesiv.
sF. yrs.. By Sir chasIss.d dan
by NspplsOn. TsIaa A.
). b KssaaII's b. b vsIoS.
5 year., By Timolson. dam b.
SIR Archy. 9aaAh
y. 3. TyIsr-.a e. ssmbo.
: yrs b. CAanP'oa. dam un-
kRouR, isSas.
John STRIKER. Plough Boy.
5 years. b. JsHsrsoa, ss@ By
Oscar, Ssd,.
l.. IloEasnsbr h BsEdsd.
agss. y hsEdad Asabi.a. die.
W. s''oss'. b g sybrsAdi,
s yrs By Lsfs,elss. Al,
Tine. I'm. St..-fm 5ss In. IS, Is
sc Pm - iw. 56s Pm. o.
Just about ne ssost Interesting rsss ever
witnessed.
FoURTH DAY 2 nile hsst,, Pure 400.
2 Do.~s'I's b. Moseo-. b. Tsrra. dsu, |
By TTsfslgaF.
J.. Hodmsa'ss m. Maid-of-ihs- Nseh
3 yesrs. bJ MsSylss5 Eclipse, dan
gfisdhever. n al
O. g. Harsess's b h. Psrlnsrshlp.
; ~, ~ stsF. dan by Corisr.ssr. Al
J. SFnfaii's b. h. PyIhiss 4 20
oy GohaEna. dam ~ Ba.sar8, IS al
,. s'r'def's b. b Rssesss. SIR.
y Noes Tonson, dan - GFssshss. 4 o a.
Esiers Hoispar. IT,. ~ By
'totspui dan anfnown A.
'aytts. A.
Tias, tn. .. ta,.--aa. G.
The weather. vs. she ne usek ~ rsoa
'FdsF--the esuFss veil susa.isd -spd sssry
Aiag ecndaetsa - sasnirsbss ayls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

The Defhroned KING Of Eanee.-
Charles X OF France, now II Brud-
weis. in Bohemia. where he has been
with hrs family since the 9th Of July,
is enjoying a healthy old age. He
enters upon his s0th year in October.
The old gentleman amuses himself
nabiiually with the chase. in which he
is accompanied by the Duke Of An
gouleme. and is doubtless happier than
when he wore the crown Of France.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

Three-Gourihs Of the inhabitants Of
Cstts'ille, Wisconsin Territory. are
males. The other fourth are married.
Some merchants there offer 10 pay the
freight OF cargo Of girls. and viii in.
sure them before starting. handsome
log hut each. and as much hominy and
hears meat as they can eat. All they
will have 10 do. 10, TO hoe corn. dig po-
ialoes, and do the house work in Rene-
Ial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

INFORMATION FROM THE INTERIOR.
Mr.. Peter Suzeman, a gentleman OF
considerable intelligence, arrived here
a few DAYS since, direct from Maiamo.
ras. which place he left on the 18th
ult. He says the Mexican army has.
by desertion, been reduced 10 about
ZOO men, that they are in miserable
situation, and openly avow that they
will not again return 10 Texas. Urea
was still in command. Andrade had
left for the South. Mr.. s. says he is
confident no campaign will be made a.
against Texas this year, and he doubts
very much whether the Mexican ma
ton would consider il polite ever TO
make another. He confirms the repor.
Of revolution having broken out in
the interior. and says that General We.
leneia bad been proclaimed Dictator by
the military. He also states that Gen.
erals Sezma and Filasola had been ar
rested and tried by court martial for
cowardice and Encouragement in the
Texas campaign. and that the latter
had been condemned to be shot. He
represents the feelings Of the foreign
ers IN Matamoras as decidedly in our
favor. and that in the event Of cam
Paign against that place. they would
unite with Texas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

We hsss = sahseFihsr vho sever f.iis b
eoua fesvsFd 81 pay ~ pslsisss M "a 81
bisis-tey. We vaoid b psses,d - sss 80
go sssseFibesS 1922 - pssssvssshy = 60
,sa--psrtisulasiy as p.ssisa e asa wA..a
1872 - - havpra - as msh e -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

The Wesfern Ffoafier.-It appears
by information derived by the ST. Louis
Bulletin from the Arkansas papers that
requisi'ion has been made by Gen.
Arbuckle on the State for troops to
quell the disturbances existing among
the recently emigrated Creeks and
Cherokees, originated NJ is supposed
by the rival claims Of Rolly M'Intosh
and Nea Mathla to the chiefaliy Of the
nation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

TEXAS LAND SALEs.-Our country
Is beginning to recover from the effects
Of the war, and to manifest symptoms
OF renving confidence and prosperity.
a sale was made last week on the fol-
lowing terms: three-iour,hs of a leapu ne
at 81 per acre. situated high up on the
Colorado: payable part cash, balance in
IL months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

Awty Hi-ssg. On Tussdsy nishs lass ssr
streets sd hoasss ~sre sisihe8 ~ lhsir ssys.i
uiaisr Hvssy--bsing eosspisisiy ssssrsd uaS
sasw. Thh asy b. ssli,a ''wisssr ssslinlns
n NJ isp e. Fan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

The robbers of the key Of gold, on
board :he steamer Rhode Island. have
so far eluded the most vigilant scruti.
ny and search. The examination of
all hands produced no clue to the rob-
berry. IL seems the money was de.
hvered 20 Capt. Thayer at New York,
who gave bill Of lading for it, and re.
ceived SO for the freight. In this
case, it is presumed The Transportation
Company will be made liable for the
loss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

MEMPHIS, Aug. 25.-Ns Harvest.-
Never was earth more bounteous in her
gifts throughout West Tennessee than
at the present season. The crops Of
grass and small grain have been album
dani. and our trees are bowed down
with the weight Of their rich treasu-
RES Of fruit. The corn fields are lux.
uriant and promising, and our staple,
the cotton crop, never before presented
so rich prospect. In lately travelling
through three counties, we discovered
not one field that did not promise well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

josiah Coldart (eold heat) has been
muloied IN s lao damages and costs. 81
P'nekneysiIIe, Illinois. for promising TO
marry an an'iAble young woman named
Mary Davenport. and afterwards refus.
ing. The cold-headed lover Cosksd
over the cash, aud declared that 30 was
cheap enough at double the money 70
Tie sas about 70 join himself Tor life 10
a ProPfieiress Of ~, 900 acres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

TENNESSEE VoLuNrEERs.--The Tai
iahassee Floridian OF the 18th ultimo
states that the Tennessee Brigade had
arrived. and were encamped six miles
east OF that place. Gov. CALL, com
mander-in-chief. and Gen. Read. were
at that time confined by indisposi,ioa.
The Floridian supPoses that offensive
operations viii con- mence shortly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

HssfyA Bank Of Baliiasrs-We
learn with pleasure. though without
any surpsise-i4king iis management,
character location add prospects into
vieu--thai nearly the whole remain.
ing capital stock q the Western BsnE
o. Baltimore has been already tskeo.--
The amount Of capital authorised by
The charter ls one million Of dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

The WillismsPorl Banner states thai
the water will be drawn from the Ches.
apeske and Ohio Canal on the l2th
October, for the purpose Of making the
necessary repsirs 9th Csiocion Aque-
duct, which has been IN Bad order log
the last ~ OF ~ months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

MIcHioAE.--An Election was held
IN Michigan in the week before last
Tor hhy Delegates to the Ann Arbor
Convention. 70 assent OF dissent 10 the
proposition Of Congress relative 70 thu
admission Of the State Of hiichigan in
TO the Union. with the boundary pre-
scribed. sc. Sufficient returns had
been received 81 Detroit, al the latest
dates, to show . large msjority aSoiasi
asserting to the proposition Of Con.
gress. So that Michigan will have no
Senators OF Representative in Congress
ct the next session. nor any vote in tho
coming election Of President and Vic.
President Of the United States.
Nat. lat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
An election for Inspecsors sed ASSESSOR 10
supsrinlssd the General Eiectioo in PsnssyL
vsnis, 90 Be holden in that State on Tuesday
next. tool place On Friday last Tho follow
ing are The eaiy returns which have Jet rssrh-
cd Ne. So Car, they saGur veil for he cause
of Harrison and correct principles.
THE NULLIfIERs DEFEATED.
eAalisLa. rExssSlvAsiA. xxPes,res ExraA.
September 10. is36
Csriisis Rsgs~srsisS- DssuiAysiieS.
The election for Inspector and Assessor
10 this borough has jus, closed. The follow
ing 10 the result;
NSPECTOR.-Angeney Anti Suliiher,
l93 Gould, Nuiii6er. lat.
AssESsoR.-Fauss, Anti-Nulii6er. 100,
Bell. NullIher, Ice.
HERE CONES NORTH MIDDLETON.
We have carried by large majority IN this
township. . township ia ~ hich NE have here
iofore b en- always defeated.
GErrvssrae, Oct. ,.
A spirited election Tor Inspector and Asses
sor took place in this Borough on friday isss
The result WAS,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

The Boston Daily Advertiser states
that Mr.. Henry Smith. Cashier oil the
Gloucester Bank, committed suicide
on Monday morning at Z o'clock. by
cutting hiss throat. He rose from his
bed and went to the barn, where he
committed the fatal deed. No cause
assigned for this rash act.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

Rsis.' % bus such Rsvs,utiss % ever rstrisi
must rejoice % vi,.sss.
10 Annapolis. TOO, where bot thrss weeks
slacs. he vsnisss vsrs triumphant b very
decided asjorisy, ''shs boa hes been put %
rsshsr isg- The following b from NE Cor
respondent Of the Ansricsn,
"AssArsLis. Moeday night. Oct J.
sour eleetsoa has Terminated thus
I" For Thomas 8. Alex.n3cr twh}I( i59
John % Calbreth ftshig) iS
sprixg Harwood (vss Rw,a) III
Robert wsleh Do. I+o''
We ~ih now hazard The prediction. hat
The desih-knsli OF Van Bursnisn w,s sounded
in Maryland on The ID day of October. 1906.
MARI hi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

Rail Road round the WorIH.-The
great international rail road between
England, France. and Brussels. has
suggested the idea Of . rail road round
The world, to be constructed at the ex-
Pense Of all nations! Il could be CON-
pieted in ten wears. snd then we could
travel round the world IN six weeks.
N. Y. Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
MARYLAND ELECTION.

DEFE-9T OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
The sise'ioas for DslsEstes To the Lsxs.ls.
'"Te q Maryland were held lhroughou, that
Stats On Monday last. A. the tine our paper
Eoe' 70 press. ths returns from BslliRors and
AnSsPoIis siiies Only have come IN hasd -
T''ess, however. furnish Glory ssosSh for
one day" That ne Wa Burea Rsyolu,io.
party have received = wsterioo desss,. m al
ibs state, thess returns leave 20 rooo IN
doee4 We arr aware q ihs dagger o. AsL
''o'"s before Ne are fairly cot ne woods. vi,
sho cen fed 70 see fsoa ne syiasass be,.
PressH'sd, shai ne Di,ofguorsrs have be-,
'rv0isd, hes.s. foo,. asd drsgoons.r
Fea ~ B.lI,a,sss .sus,rie,a - T...s..
TBE ELECTION
fof DetsEstes ~ Ne fseasral As.embly a
Assylands SD fH sheriff Gos saeh eo,,.ty !.
ne siats, toaA ptaes yesterday. Tha rss,,it
~ tsss cay = 81 follow
Vss sS.su ~.
hichaFdsos t73s Jaass sso9
Aetsaa s1g1 Thomp,on S45sI
NoLssas msjoray over Jones 391
AichaTdsgaa - % ga
Aesfugs Fsa Bufen mejoFiy 90
As'hs isss si-ssioa for sssssoriai Eiss,o,a
~ ssiiimors CITY. ~ vais STOOD
gsnssut (vsa aursa) ssle
Ridssiy (Whig) SI@
Yes BuFsa aalerfy geff
Prpssni van saFsa nsjoray %
ahoviag WIG gsia. b ~ shess
spaes - . wssts. q aaAnxss,.
shs = tsuly nsvsssa,uus---sss 80. =. |
NE. hswsssa = sessAa g. b aa ~s,sz.
'essys" WAsus $3.50 ssams . - sauss =,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

From MARYLAED We learn, through
the medium Of the Annapolis Repub-
l'ean, that the College Of Electors Of
State Senate On pssssnt) remain IN
session. faithful septinels II their most,
and ere eheeTed by communicated,
tom every quarter Of the State, sssn,.
ing them OF The appreciation Of All m.
confederate well-wishers of Law sod
order IN the course hey have adopted.
M ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

WAesf.--The ship Benjsasin Morgan
81 Philadelphia. from Liverpool. a.
on board 10. go bushels q wheat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

100 houses add ssoFss have bssa
sfseasd n Ne ely e ny. dass Zee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06
Nat. Int.

oHfo'-The young mems Whis Con.
veal'on have mustered in all their force
81 Columbus. The Coavention could
not De accommodated al the Thea,r.
w consequence Of thsir numbers, and
adJourned to the Public Square, where
their resolutions were passed 10 favor
OF the Hero Of the Thames. Il 10 said
mere were 1900 delegates on the Kround.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06


Some Of The Van Bursn Vs.. e.
plain that II looks eowaFdly 20 Fun leo
candidates for the Presidency Ar,;a,,
their poor little Van. Well. LEI then
bring oui Beaioo TO help hlm. We Do
not object 10 their having two eanSi-
dates, 4 they Wsnt them, Coz The Pre-
sideney, g they have ALREADY soT tie
Vice Presidency. In truth. White and
Harrison vill besf ssy Esur men thsv
can bring on the tuf. Lynch W..
The Vote If Hrgiais.--The VI,
Buren, psHy have been boasling an
along q the eersinty o. their soeess.
IN tiFgiois, N November. We hsve
until recently ihough,ii d0ublgul which
party would prevail IN The coming con
test bot ~ the period sppsoa-hes al
eoubis VaDish. We fully add eon6.
DENLY believe that Yea Bsssn will \.
beaten not BY very large. bot si,ll bv
decided majority. We fake this on.
poFiuntiy % say 70 our fTieads q az.
laaee. not 70 be Discouraged q ,hs sp-
Psfeal apathy nanifssled ~ he ooos-
scents 81 TIE Caucus noninee. 4. this
quarter, bat feafiessiy % Do ske;g du,v
sod rely upoa i iLai Pirisylgasis. Bss.
losa, Ffsnki'e, Pairiek aad ussry an
ooi BE- sosiad waalise - he koar n
lFisA Eyea dalifaz does aos wear he
soiiaF - psiisnilY - s,iaht BE- swDpas-
-. - hovsmhsr Ne 1eafh .hssd ~
tsa Apgpeisa VA fcfl ever q reeasas
pais4 iae4- nnNAs Bspsvfe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

Count SOrveilieiu Joseph Boss.
paFte) . is stated. will reiura 10 the u .
states IN the course Of year. perhaps
early ne1t spring.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-10-06

EIecfoSs for fhs STAFF 81 tugtssH.
Dht. ]. samuel Collins, Norfolk cosnty.
do 2. John urquhsrt, Southampton.
do }. WIN. u johnson, Chesterfield.
do 4. Mark Alexander. MeekIebbsrE.
do 5. Allen Wilson. Cumbe Rand.
do 6. James saunders, Can pbsli.
do 7. Joseph Martin, Henry.
do g. Robert Nee sndii.h, York
DO 3. william p. Taylor, Csroline.
do 10. U. w. Carter. Richmond Comfy.
do III. a.. Johnson, Richmond city.
do -. W. p. Gordon. Albemarle.
do u. John L. Marye, spottsiy v.nia-
do II. John Jsnney, Loudoa.
do rs. Charles J. Faulkner. Berkeley.
do Is John ID. ID. Smith, rred~ rick.
do IL. Joseph Cravcns, Rockingham.
do ls. Briseoe q. Baldwin, Agusts.
do -. Henry Erskine. Greenbrier.
do %. John ~. Mathews. wythe-
do 81. Robert Beaitie. Smyth.
do "a Joel Shrewsbury. Ranawha-
do ~ Moses w. Cha9iibs. Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28


Fson .as Fossi:sd Moga,iar, 'sT Dse,n,bt,.
Wo for hes hssrs xho loteih, Wien lis stay
tn. cherish ae1e 81. slaos. !; fordy esBd-
Is stricken 10 The dust No ior its hopes
Arc daiien'd. queneh'd forever. Man may gird
His siroBs pride round him. and email his soul
With high endurance, when his hopes are erush'd
Ay. he may wr.ns from very agony
BARN TO heal his spsi.-and amid
The desolaton oil Thousand hearts,
Stand scsfhed. bui w.lher'd not--a riorunsn,
OF suffering no' despair. And he will fna
Othet, tlousaud things, ON which to build
Hopes for the future. and will thus live on.
Bu: gentle, trusting Woman for her,
When her iend hopes ere per1sh'd She doth wind
Each feh,lril Of her heart. ,ontdinsly.
Around her wefsh.ppd ido--snd Goth fling
Her spirits priceless gifts, m Offering
Upon A,eciiohs s'Isr. Hut ii'dcaih,
Or treachery. or ansht doth bfea, hose tics.
and scatter the pune offering. never more
Hopes flowers my bloom for Ler, or d cht 81 iov
Rreak through her spirits gloom The dcso-ie heart.
bleeding and tom, IS welded TO Despair
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
Dec. Z,

ETIRGiNiA-it rules held in the clerks office of
the circuit superior court OF law and chancery,
for Bedford county, the 18th day Of January 1895:
Joel Hurt and Nancy his wife Francis Whtcey,
Albert 6. Nhiieey, james ". " hitcley. and William
w. Whitley. the last four infants under 81 years OF
age who sue by Joel Hun. their next friend Pitts.
against
Charles Whiteley and John H. Smith, executors
OF William Whitley, dec, Jabez LeitwCh, Charles
{. Patterson, and I'arnaba, \ Edison, pes.
H. CnasernY.
TIE defendants Charles Wliteley and Jabez Left
"ich' not having entered their appearance and given
security according To the act of assembly and the
rules OF this court and ii appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they hot inhabitants of this Com
monwealth it Is ordered that they do appear here,
on the first dav of the next term. and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs; that this order be inserted ia
some newspaper, published in Lynchburg for two
months successfully, and posted the front door
of the Courthouse othis county, on some count dav.
Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, Clerk.
Jan. II w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-28
E1AMPDEN SYDNEY co11Eor

'ENliE winter session of this Institution opens on
L the LIST of November, and closes on tbc ,,.,
Thursday in April. There is short recess im,nc.
da'eiy before the LIST Of January, afordng suta.
bic occasion tor those students enter the Ins,itu
non who have not done so ly.-Chargcs are
made only from the time of entrance
The following officers compose rho F,on,,
D. L. Carroll. D. D., President, and Professor 81 N.
,,aphys'cs' Ethics, Political Economy, &c Georre
w. Dame, Professor of Natural Philosophy, Chem
,stry' Geology and Mineralogy; Robt. G.. Branch.
Professor OF Ancient Languages; P. Powers. Pro.
lessor OF Mathematics 'o-
College bills for the winter session NJ & ,,,,,..
eSt o. tor the summer session of 1 monks
g ID board from ITO 80 per mo nth
?. POWERS,
., oecze'a!, 20 The Fa-uiey
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