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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
tsGE.aaHs CAL.
From he Rrlaonf UAlg.
TO HENRY CLAY, FSQ.-lrrrFR

the WALL shall hear my woIds yer. am no railing
/ RBhslnhch come to insult YOU. Did circumstances
Justify the freedom. wuud rather that all have
10 we're lad bel 10 You and Nou alone IN the pfl-
vaev OF vour closet, whctP no p,tsent consciousness
OF public ceuslfe or applause might disturb the calm
re1rctouto winch would invite. For myself
shall nothing Ia disturb II. shall be caleu nel-
ther 10 tllttcr nor offend.
Circumstances p}HUly designate Sou as the next
President Of the United States: aud handy less
manifest that You will owe your elevation IN Great
measure. to that small palty Of consistent State
Rights politicians, who will lend then weight 10 cast
the raycrine balance IN Yum favor. Rated as They
have been by the alternate f1shnc>s and ncachery Of
thc, Leaders. there is nothing left 10 them but To
choose between tho masters Offered by the two great
contendng factions of the Union. Even the oppof-
tunity to choose. is rafe privilege; and happy Is
II orthem, that circumstances have sehaolrd them IN
/ to temper to use il wisely Had not tn" caecr
ambition Of Mr.. Calhoun maed him TO a course
whiel: has laG him place in the confidence ore
sprct OF the great body OF that party, their votes
might have been ncuttalized by benz east tor him.
la that event could have anticipated the result
of the doubtful conflict between the advocates OF
LEGISLATIVE aud EXECUTIVE SrrRrmAei the ON
NrrorfNCE of CoNGErss, aud the oMNIroTFNcE oi
the PRrsIprNT. But under the s"is OF tins ungo.
vcued passion Of the existence OF which ne may be
no more conscious, than the drmonlac ot the fend
that possesses hlm. he Is carried "nhhcrso ever
it will and sometimes 1t castrth him INTO the fire,
aud sometimes into the wafer." There let HIM lie.
We no call 10 rescue linn from the fate he has
chosen. or to SHIRE it with HIM, Our business Is
with our COUNTRY s SAFETY, aud WITH YOU.
But anxious rs am To secure your favorable at
tenton 10 what have 10 uter, VIII not attempt
deceive Won. You wi see lay the Signature lhaye
chosen, that | one oil that sect Of politicians,
known BY the name of State Rights men. II may
perhaps enable YOU TO identity me oihe most
uncompromsing opponents ol your general policy.
You may therefore tot be surprised 10 learn, that
amnota a, this day prepared 10 cntcron new course
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
Cozassz12aE otioZ2 F!
asthma j.! and C0iarrh !

IN that long train of diseases which SEEMS 10 grow nh
growth Of civilized society, GGNselapFroN takc.
the lead IN ITS relentless mends upon human life Improper
neglect in the timely administration OF simple and snuty
remedies sure TO he reproyed by dreadful of
cOnsumPtlve sNmpoms-oppressio Of the bfeas-graras
and bloody spItleuceated lungs aud hectic cycr-rel
led exemitles and general emaeiaon OF the whole body
postraon OF stcngthlushed ceebs-swoIan feet and lis
and at last, in possession ofhe inruta eule and uhe
hope still whispers h1r 1aerg taescold exueuties and
II premature death.
For the stages of this compliant one Of the most o
proved remedies vet discovered, is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
BUFFALOE SPRINGS,


SsiflAIED on Buildloe River in the county of
- Amherst, ID miles from the Court House, %
miles from Lexington and p miles from Lynch
burg.
In calling the attention OF the public 10 these
Springs. as a watering place the su5scrh'I ,5hts
occasion to remark that they are no new discovery
although unknown to the distant public until the
last two years. For many years they have never
failed to get more visitors from the surr,ltaflin
country th,n the Improvements could comfortably
accommodate, who VIII readily testify 10 their ne
dclnal virtues.
since last season, several large and comfortable
framed cabiuS have been erected which added To tie
large and tommodlouS Hotel and Cabins bullt pre-
wv; ; H. '''''', 'e ~ Gnu ''" 4" Ia ort
w. H. "'''' 'i'i'' 'o'''',H.
@ ",.' ,l D''' ,''''s "e'' az" '7"h" 10 con-
"'' 'i' '99''''i 'psieuiehs' su'Pnui' so"' (in an
'a,'' ',' ''i'-HeSi' '2 ,le sHos5fl-
G, e,' r'S "''''e ''''tS' ,o,'"C"'e' 1at " cert
- ;I. 49, ~ f""e' my can M "p''te9 III
I ','''""''H' "''o>c eNe'''"ce "i iieI virtues
~ ~ 9"' '''' '''9 "Ie 'P''Seo by
& , =" "7H'', 'o' "i's ~ 'le ''9'"N'S com
~ o'' ''''''te-i' C'sts oi toh"iipeu "5Si'eIsfl,
bowels in pulmonary or liver diseases more par.
cuary the latler-ln all diseases of general debility
whatever-aud peculiarly fer delicate females and
children, these waters viii be found possessed of
remedial virtues of certainly rare efficacy For this
fact the highest authority among tie medical faculty
III tins section OF the country can be offered, is pell
the better evidence Of Hll and nple tests Dv in
dTiduas from actual experience
The season will again commence on The 15r,, of
Iwc. The subscriber grateful Tor past PATRONAGE
bh from his old friends and strangers qealn invites
4emto visit hlm, with the assurance on his part
mat no pains shall be spaed render the yislt gee
ALE.
1t VIII be observed, that the rates Of Board are
UWef IMAM al any o'h9r watering place IN Virginia,
oa'u per "eFH' - %
uo 10 day, .
o'ses per week. 4 Uo
DO do day, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
DIR. RELIES
ASTEEsElATaf EsEE.ES,

The exceedingly powerful, and equally and nno-
cent preparation has effected tofods aud rapid upon
patients supposed have heen advanced in eoed Con
sumption, and who have exhibited the appearances winch
usually indicate fatal termination OF the disorder
Price ! for whole boxes, OF 30 pills. and % for half
do. of i2 pills, with dine tons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
May 8
.EkO.HEX' WANTED.

A LII persons indebted TO us requested ID
"A come forward and pay their accounts, aud an
those to whom we are Indebted will bring ID their ac
counts for settlement. Immediate attention to the
above desired as our present business Is shortly to
be closed Ii. B. RICHARDS, & Co.
March l fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18
Debilitated Females !

rINIE complaints pcoua the emaespatt of tle commu
rtv have been lous successfully treated by the n,l.
of
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cO-PA1sTNElIsslIlP.

CD-PAsTNEIss1IlP
FE1llE SUBSCRIBERS have this day entered
D into co-rarlnerNhip, aud bought L johnson 81
Elous entire interest IN the late business of J. X.
Bailey q Co. They intend continuing the lner-
camille business, under the frn of Bailey & Wo-
mack. j. X. BAILEY,
ARCHER Z. WOMACk.
Amherst G.. II. June Ii Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-18

StlTEATED on Buiidoe River in the county of
- Amherst - miles from the Cont House %
miles from Lexington, and o5 miles from Lynch
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL a9, 1895.

Dear me- said Mrs Flint. 4 should
LIKE 10 see ii--w here Isl IT.;
IL Is in chest OF mine. over the
way. a, Tom Tapc's store. guess he
can nip j, on 20 Easlpor.'
'rhatsa good man, said Mrs. Flint.
Jest let's look nj it,
MI. Sick. willing 20 obligc. yielded
10 those cnirea'ies, and soon produced
the clock--a gaudy, highly vanished
irumpeiy looking affair. lie placed il
. on uie Gimme >. piece. NheIr lis. beau.
tics were poin ed out aud duly appre-
GATED by Mrs. Flint. whose admiration
was about ending IN proposal, when
Mr.. Flint returned from giving his di.
ieciions about the care of the horse. -
The deacon praised the clock-he too
ihough, ., handsome one; but the dra.
con was a prudent man. lie had n
watch he was sorry. but lac had no
occasion for clock.
i guess you're in the wrong furrow.
this time. deacon; il ain, FOR sale. said
Mr. Slick; .abdilit was, | reckon neigh.
Der S,ecrs xifc would have il. for she
gives me no peace about it,
Mr.. Fin, said. that MIR. Steel had
enough 10 do, poor nan, 10 pay bis in !.
terest ~i,hou, buying clocks for his
Wife
Its no consarn Of mine said Mr..
Slick, as long as hc pays me what he
o"ght 10 do, but guess don't want to
ell i,--aud besides, il comes TOO high;
that clock can't be made al Rhode Is.
land under $40. Why IL oini posi-
bic, said Ihe clock maker. in apparent
surprise. looking al his watch, why as
I'm nliAc. IL is 4 o'clock. and il I
havn't been two hours hrrc-how on
airih shall reach river Philip 10. night I;
! II tell you what. Mrs. Flint, I'll leave
the clock IN your care iiIl Irc,urn on
my way TO the States. I'll seti. agoing
aud put IL 10 the right time.
As soon as this operation was per-
formed, he delivered the key to INC
deacon. with sort of serious iujunc-
ton 10 wind Up the clock every Sa,ur-
day night, winch Mrs. Flint said she
would take care 10 have done, and pro.
"sSNo w lFisihh wv uhNpdnd VI IT. III
case he should chance To forget it.
That. said the clock maker, as soon
as we were mounied-that call hu-
man nature. Now that clock is sold
for $40; Il cost me g dollars and 90
cents. Mrs. Flint will never let Mrs.
Steel have the IefGsal-nor will the
deacon learn, until | call for The clock,
that having once INDUCED in the use
of a supeI0uiiy. how difficult II is to
give IL Up. We can do without any
articles OF luxury VIC have never had,
but "a hen once obtained. it is not in
human nature 10 surfen6erit volunisri.
~. Ofi1ecn thousand sold by myself
and partner in this province. twelve
thousand WcIe lrH IN this manner, and
only ten clocks were returned-whcn
We called Tor him. they invariably
bought them. We iTustto 'Son sa,rdeS,
10 get them into the house, and 10 hu.
man nofaT. that they never come out Of
AZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19
VOL. 81.
Brasx Foundry, @e.

VENUE sah.erihrr ha. sxaia commenced
II tho GRASS F0U.N-DERL>iC. 81 be- eld
sisad io chsrl~sie~n. Having employed q
6rstsraie NO, kmsn from Bsltimor~, be v ili
be shis a. furnish 81 kinds &c Brsss aud
Composition Cs-t,nks "a the shoTtesi po,ire.
saeh ss Thre.h,ux Machine Boxes; Bells OF
all siEss; Gun Mounting; Brass siiftups ;
And-lrons end Fendsfrof the latest patterns
Engias Hose made TO order Of the beet ma
teriais, riselsd with copper ii,sts. Carpet
Rods. &C..
And.Iroos aud Tenders repsired AZ the
shorts>t notice.
The highest price iu work viii be given for
oh Copper or tirs.s-or the cash will be-
paid for Il, II reqa,reA
Msreh %. 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19
MACHINE CARDS, g..

UIIH " IIAShLI.I-. t+Na- IU2.I " tH
e. Pran Slrers, Bsifaa0rs) eJhlinues 10
nIanufaeIute .sa.-..as--.--' --..s
ALL KINDS OF CARDS
Foa COTTON q woollsR MACHINES.
'Bie y now making much better article than
heretofore, 1.-The leather t'eing much better
aud Al PEIces ~ low NJ they can be hsd else.
where's Also on hand, for ssle-Shuitles,
thaAd End loom Po~er.l Pickers, Picker snd
Lace Leather, Belt and Roller Leather,
Press Paper, Roller Cloth. &c. &e.-sll Of
low prices
ECFsOrders directed to me Tor TO uessrs.
IluPP & MACHIR, Winchester, Va.) will
be Prompllv attended 10.
April S, Is35.-7w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

Tbc Daubsl of banks IN tbe Unitsd
States ia Dectmhcf last IL appears ~
tbo reports We 80 oggregaie
capiial f1gg712.09l Thru rpeeis
6.B5 $50. $50. Cncula.on $50, ie3,-
30. Dspossies ~ IN ls5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-19

Ragsi RRgall Rags!!I
GfLEAN C;otion 80 Linsa Rsgs wanted
~ "a ne Chsrit1iosa APoiheesrg. Deoa
and 6cfd Store. 90 which uih b. EiFen b
sschanzs. shinpiasisfs, aleiie inas, leoksgt
GnFfsh SEEDS. JANIS BROWN.
hiaFeh 50, fe79.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

Real Black African OSTRICH.
The Qaacgy from the cape OF Good Hope,
lalf oil Spotted lIyenas,
PAR OF Striped Ilyenas,
The African Pelican, Asi1lic Leopard
South American Condor, ulture from Ccylon,
Jaekaf, Monkeys, etc
There will be exhibition of rare specimens
the FINE ARTS the richest, most elegant and
extensive collection OF Paintings ever offered. Re-
presenting Burning Mountains Conlagrations, Bat
ties, Cities, Buildings, Shipwrecks, etc.
These paintings have been selected with great
aud a'tentlonby very distinguished artist and ne
Tier pains nor expense have been spared in procur
lng works of the most celebrated and interesting
Character. In addition TO the paintings there will be
exhibited one of the great living Anacondas, ofJava,
at Lynelb,rg, on Monday the 3D. Tuesday the
Iil, and W Wednesday tie 9Th Of September, for
ItlREE ia vs. ONLY. AdmItance 25 cents.
Entrance to this splendid exhibition from the in
side Of the Mcuascre.
August % St
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

the 18Th inst 10 take into considerable, IL,
most eteotudl and easiest way OF preventing the moo
pie called Mormons lom settling IN thai coup,y
After tie appointment Of James Standl, as ca.
NAN aud 7. II. Freeman, Secretary preamble 60,
TIM tDfth the views OF the meeting. was adon,oa
together with resolutions disappearing of the con
duo OF David Thomas and Henry Roof, in selI,n.
land 10 the Mornons, aud cnlredtins them To resc,
all contracts made win them, for land or ofberv,sa
They also resolved that the Mormons be aud d.
are hereby requested 10 leave the County ofGar,oi
OF before the 9TH day OF August neNf. and # ma,
by that time other measures will be adopted
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

Tie Mllledgeye journal OF the 18th inst sta,cs
tnH MAJ. Crawford, President OF the Board Of
Commissioners OF Internal Improvement has suc
ceded IN negotiating "a New \ ork, a loan of half
million OF dollars, 10 cdily the Western and At
lan'lc Ran Road now III progress by the State Of
Georgia, nom the Tennessee Line to the Cha,,a
hoochec.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

scepe WIS afforded BY the uuion o tie states ha,r
given her an Ralspufed ascendant. They who ina-
zine thai such extraordinary phenomenon tho
growth of that mighty CITY. within the last v cnly
ssarS esa be accounted lnt by few millions more or
less of federal expenditure have reelected but vtfy
specifically, upon the immense magnitude of tie
object. IL is. repeat H. not The administration bat
the existence OF the federal government thus or
that policy, but the mere fact OF the ,7n that las
led 10 4 gradual accumulation OF business vt thai
sinsalsfy favored spot X nothing saou Of dissou
hon OF the union will ecctuls obtiaie Tins rcndru-
~. That is 4 re,ncd, fnrwhch l. for one au NOT Vel
prepared aud which shall not he easily brought 10
cntertain, at least as mere financial measure.
That Charleston has great uafual advantages, |
need not intomsf-s who take SO lively interest ia
every ihieg that Gorgeous hcr weliife. AMI Ia whom
she siauily Indebted FOR recent service. u IS
subject. too at deep eougtaiulaon lot bot1 OF u,
that our pie teHaG awake II conseio usuoss
"f those advantages. | have humble crunacncc
that even the dreadful visitation under which it has
pleased the Almighty to bow down her head, VIII
ultimately, work oui. Tor her advantage, tie grr
ends OF merclul Providence. rejoice to hear
that the spirit of my fellow cr2ens Is unhfokont
thai through yonr wise and patriotic eonnscls the
State has come 10 then help, with i generosity
truly Carolnan. that even the most rhouchllC,s
lave been brought, by tins calamity. reflect upou
the incalculbe importance, to- the whole South. OF
eneihening, advancing aud improving thu pIivI-
legged city. The active industry winch Nr be
called otth IN restoring her from hef runs, will 20
on 10 build hef up Ia great beauty aud opulcnrc
the new Impulse conCuItlHg Vlth tie causes winch
made her. at the moment ol her calliutIv nIole
flautishlng than size had ever been before Will Cury
her iat bey oud the limits ct the immediate OCCASION
Tile spIrlt OF improvement u vlshY excited amongst
ns. 1t has already brought teuh important and
precious fruits. one OF these winch Particular,
struck me on MY last return houe vs. fhr suiu-iue
up OF a taste ter commercial purnas. ouec 50 much
the object Of aversion among our Young men. Ii
we seize this favorable occasion Ia oautuc lhis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

The Natchcl Trl-Neeky Courier, oflle Sd ms,
says" il has been very healthy tins summer On ,ii
the towns the banks OF the Mlssl,slpp, On,
own city has enjoyed priceless course of he,I,h
winch We see no reason at present for ANTICIPATING an
interruption Of "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

NV" NV" 'h1 bAfs ~ '."1l'ti' I'M H'''u'" III
'1oiis ana s''ts instfa1 ei o''ns maof me 'tnrhI
III 5'euh>l'N aud htt's ~ Improvement W be
hahds oil entorpfisins hrn. nave shown shat the
"atole CON "lnltNt "hd' ""' southern Commerce
Especially would fess ~ NV druil Of ms privilege
f 10 our deposuaIiss " suould ainihish fiadc by
some twenty h',"es ~ 'o!''ts be3t, without, 50
i5f = can Sr' nv 'sfst "''hlaee ~ the country
n large OF '"'uN naii ei - ~ 10 anA body ~ IL
lie sp'l'c' faNf i.'d % c'slor 10 Treat somewhat
5tdt1L' r'>'""ett' mn SIP nov content my sen
VIZ a'' y "u1HiHR hiph 1t. II our people s'ti-
~ o',','' 'n4' 10 "'hdraw - lafee m amount
~ 81 ih'' l"'n Tue raa'non fund ri eur commerce
M ~ tu"acQ"eatf 81 A. lose ia b7uh iacucS pro
P''o,'"y ID hheh Is Ne" oIh,l be assured thc'
10y w hHf khaWh nus common fuof a.
''n2 a gov hlh Inv sh"nd ~ leasi rndrd'"r ~
Navigate, as la Is pozz1b.'. us eva consequences, by
reducing III" ne" denahdlof specie within the n1f
invest possible bohnas.
II WIS nv intention, Nhen hrN thought OF "tlilug
ihseiier 10 dsrhss' very mn'h al large Tic strange
constitutional objections b'th a. 10 tile receipt 81
use oi the drrosifs 10 The b'nNs' which have been
recently pun ''i'h hhif WIN rs Wneh commence. as
H. ihslfdd "i startling l1ltt1"hc' shocking tie cum
mon sense 'h' -ftle' oplRIlN "I lhf "hof country,
irN were "'ie ssH.e'I1'"t hulhs. But these
points, IS wen "a nm othrfS Z" ,itII gtfairi impor
iHte, must Dc reserved Tot some iaiute occasion
Will only t'mnb as 10 tie second 81 these olJ"c-
9aps' mt u be hai grossly deceived Is 10 The Irn.
deaey "i the measure, It's thrcl an practice would
be 10 produce the WY evil which the maNm oi
constitutional Law. cied To justify Of rather c0mpd
rs adoption. was intended 10 ob'Iatc. have sand
on iothcr occasions and lrcpcat hefe. that the SUb-
treasury scheme, wtdietei hl-it be iitc trWo o us
advocates, orhoMt'er II might operate Al hrsf, would
Hllhhb degenerate lhto government bank. com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
RIsss CATION.

III RS. ELIZA II. CHAPLIN, Will resume the
" duties OF her Nehoolat the upper ED Of Third
street. ntl lht old Ealust Clutch on Monday sid
sept. mkt.
Aug. = if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30
Aucllst23
tptKEON sGefCu Ace, Scnuinc
- and hc>i1staIity.
Old, higi-iiaNorrs GCs,,iuc H,t:,X;n

ARK et, must choice article.
Londoa Doubic Bro1en Stout and P5r{er genuine
aud best qr,Ilty
SE6AkS'a very large assortment, a part OF the lot
very old and equal 10 any in any market
CHAMPAGNE WINES of the following genuine
highly esteemed aud popular brands. W . Nup-
llal, Iarplo, Anchor, llebc Fly, l.aayetlc
Poeahontas, olcl-de-PeidriN, Greyhound, Grape
and Noodcock, IN pint and guam bottles.
Dresden'S Chocolate, best Kind IN use.
bordeaux, Havana aud Canton Coraials Brandy
Fruits Pickles aud Preserves assorted, of FIRST
quality.
'% Do 4, S' !" @ ''ss@. (w",..
Lyneh's, ChmeonN- MrsauN, Lcouve, Lafittc, La
Tour. and other fines Cluct WINES.
FRESH SardIues III oil, AucLoues, Caners and
Nnmegs.
WINES, BRAND1ES, GIN, ETC., Of finest quality.
1nd ALL kinds in use in BOTTLES AND CASKS.
For S1le At
Howell DAVIES'S.
Ansust21 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

HE last Army and Navy Chronicle VS." We
announced as rufor week or two since, that the
Ohio Ship OF the line was 10 be Glted our as the fac
ship ON the Mediterranean station, under the com
mand Commodore HUI. We have since learn
ed but give 1t as IHmor only, that the flgate Con
suaaen WAS to be Immediately prepared for sea- TO 20
To The Mediterranean, and that the command of her
cliHed. Il IS rather poor compliment to otts, r. ~,
veteran lhc Commodore Hull the same SHIN he
commanded twcnty-slx years ago. with no hi cher
f1ah dian ho then emo, ed while his then conquer
cd adversary IS now enjoying he rank oil Rear Admit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

3dlodiSnia Icras.-Nc were actually astonish-
u" ana Al me same time gratied at seeing in the
Nachea Froe Trader. statement of the pfogrc,s Of
feIstaa IN Texas The Mchodists alone have in
'nat country twenty societies and ,htee hundred
ana twenty preachers including six elders and three
tAaofteis' One OF then Missionaries Uhc Rev. f.
AieN2hder) has travelled this year, IN the course of
MS eLcnil trfHfy heo haHdted mites on horseback
a9ou5n exposed to every pryat.on and nclemcncy.
he / rec Irricr, alter giving the above mentioned
particulars bestows upon the Methodist clergy some
very tchly mclited encomlums. lks1. Gar.
In NorNoNs.--We learn from tle &, I,onl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-30

nj NotNoNs.-We learn from rhe s., Lon.
11-sut thai pubic meeting WAS held at Callolltou.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-16
rI,n LOVERS ECHO.

One evening, as lately strayd by the wave
While the sun in his sea-bed was sinking TO resi-
sigh and thought to my heart-dear gave
And thus told the secret that burned in my breast
TGrc-but alas am loved in returnP
when Echo repeating, said" lord in return"
With rapture, answered, -" Sweet daughter ofair
Thou hast Frightened my mind with the light thy
spell,
Thou hast strcamed like meteor of Joy DER my
care,
Aad icnderly whispered me hope from Thy cell.
Ys tell me, lone maid, If lhere'struness in man"
I.o Echo sighed softly" here'siraEess in'naa" I"
oatot breath, exclaimed" o, but tell me ofthis"
And III fondly believe it IS Heaven that hear,
o tell me, thou batbler thou handmade of bliss,
Oteu if my lover be warm and sincere:
O tell me, pray, il he's ieryent and true ~
Kind Echo made answer" he's ferrent and true"
"Thanks, thanks, dearest Echo foi all have heard
And now, ere we part, thy best tidings express
RS the last time of asking so wait me a word
That is spelt with Y, with an e, and S,
Shall lsooR Dc a brdel-tell nc quick, Moor yes!
And Echo, dear Echo, distinctly said Eyes"