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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

against '''
John II Cooke, jr. Merit VI Robinson, Elizabeth IN
shnT Naih Cabeil and Ann u. his wife Formerly Ann
Cooke, sally Cooke aud Ann Cray Dens
THIS cause came this day again he ard ON the "a.
Pers formerly read and argued by Counsel ON con
sderaon wheI eo the court doth adudge order and e.
cree that the Commissioner of this do audit stale
and settle an account Of the transactions the plaintiff
Druiy SUM- on the estate OF has sally
Decd which account the said Commissioner is directed 10
examine, state and settle and TO the with any
maiieT5 Epeealy stated deemed pertinent BY himself or
which may be required by the parties TO be stated.
COpy-Teste,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
JOSEPH HI. COLQUITT.

SADDLER AND HARNESS. MA NLF'A C7'URER
, u OF Main street,
- EsPECTFUILN informs hs friends and tho nuLI,c
- uaN WIN the ve~ Of commencing January next,
an additional branch OF business, lie will until that time
st any OF the various articles in his line at such o,,
prices a. v III give purchasers entire satisfaction
his STOCK OF Saddles, made oI his retail CUSTOM Is
large numbering more than hund ct, and he will
warrant The material aud workmanship Them aud of
various Kinds OF Harness made 10y him, To be rate
,Ash anu punctual customers are earnestly requested
nlade 20 pie ase ilIem In y ~, IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
s25,OOO-lO prizes Of $500.

IIIIctn UIaWn baIni8-
Maryland Consolidated Lottery Class No lO5 FOR lea2
To be drawn AT Baltimore on Wednesday tie 2h of Aug
lSi2 prize Of e25On 1870 iOO 2GD, li7S, 10 OF 1900
10 OF 1000 O ofID etc. Tickets only sshaTes In pro.
portion.
Certificates OF Packages OF &c whole ckets.....sIOO
do % halves. ..............5O
Do. &c quariers..............2 -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
wM p UNDERWOOD, c C.
CsMNssIoSsn,s orr1cE.

snrry County, July 18Th, lSf2.
The defendant Merit Robinson Cn0i being an inhabi-
ani 81 THIS Commonwealth and having Known agent or
attorney herel Is hereby notified well as The 9th mar.
nes ner esed that have appointed Saturday the 27h ay
OF hugu neat 70 commence hc ettlcent account
directed n the foregoing decree, al IN O'CLOCK
~ AZ my once near Stry courthouse they are % ret
70 attend with the papers AMI Fm1ny neceary 10 era
oe NC Commissioner 10 peTfoImthe duty required OF him
lu - vow 10. A GRAVES, Conmir
tBaee re CoHsHiaie GeEerGi Of ne EnpiTs Of BTasi
IN tie United SID Yes, Hsto YORK BIrreh Is $50.
Pursa Of Circular FROM my Government
hereby make known 10 ell whom may concern. ga
HIS imperial Majesty has taken into Ills high conser
INC subject Of emsralon, and viii facilitate and proo
introduction OF Industrious and tree abourers INTO ne
Empire atn therefore directed IN give passports nee OF
charge in all persons % good and habits WIN
may wish 60 settle in Brazil and who are not Ia cirenm.
stances 20 ray the regular fee; therefore pas sports viii
nsoue gwen m me same manner by the Vice Consul n
trsion Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, Richrnond
Charleston and New Orleans
LUZ HeNRIoUE FERREIRA dAGUIAR,
p.-.,,, Acting Consul General.
we Jo 9s oticuiAr. H. BALDWIN Vice Consul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

OOO au5 ~ : N DANDglDGE.
COKE AND COAL-At tho yard on the BASIN,
y known ne WIN. Watts wool yard receiving,
fresh q ON our mines, superior article NJ Coke which
We viii deliver, entirely lump, W per buslo by
ne hundred bushels Also crate Coal of the bcsi qualify
and AZ tho same price.
an o 2w BARR & DHAToN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

a YOUNG LADY, whose elura ION has been directed
"a wiNi vcw TO qualify herself an insrucircss of
yont wiehes situation C1ycfnefs N gouleol family
nns sddressei 70 y, postpaid, will be attended TO-
Riehmoali july 70, iu2C evil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

WE have for salc street Wagon, almost now, which
sa2--u MALONE 4 MARTIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

ChANCEtN-V ;RGIStA--Ata Circuit Superior Iour
o. Law and ChanceTy held for the county OF Surry ar
ue Courthouse thereof, the S5th April, isi2:
Drury stiih, executor Of sally Fiulcon decd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
ss5. 2sil-Mnkins $40. 600 nett

Alexandria Lottery. Class A, for lsi2-To be drawn al
Ae6audTia, ID T., Satnray the 9h of August 1872 II
drawn numbers. Brilliant schemo-t prize OF SIS, 29i
l25J, GOOO. 5O00 20), goo 1875. Of 1880, of 1900.
~ Of 1000 20 OF COO 2Oof 40J, Tickets sl0-sharcsi
proportion
Certificates Of packages Of % whole tickets. .sl0 90
Doe. do. ........g1 half do....... C5 90
Do...... ..do...-....25 quarter do.......S2 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
LAND Ni.AN onAMt4rrEsvILLs. E0Is

TIE subscriber offers (privatcy) for sae the OF
Land on which he at present residcs-conianinr about
0 acre.. IT. situation and Intrinsic value render IA AN
ohec worthy the attention Of persons wishing invest
Saptll IN real estate particular description is deemed
unnecessary as persons wishing purchase will Of
course aequami themselves with the property before buy
ing About ~ acres arc clcared75or - accs of which
aie PRIME meadow sEd and the M land well taken in
clover under which Improves with great facility
ls contisuy e. Charlotte vlle ani the UnveTsity-be-
ins = miles from te former aud from the atter-ren
lers particularly worthy the attention Of gentlemen
ing cons 10 educate In Charlottesville there the best
preparatory schools from the lowest the highest grade
-boih male aud fcmacani the distance thc Uni
yeTsiy IL not too great allow ATTENDING Lectures there
forteTms and all particulars, apply To
N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
If FLOODED HORSES AT LOUIS
COURT HOIISE.

ohLcs Ot DlsOODElb NURSES II LOUISA
COURT HOUSE.
~ On Monday the l2th day Of SeptembcI
n hn,S next, at Louisa Court House, will be sol,
AFN 10 the highest bidder, all the stock q
" II FLOODED Horses, belonging to the Estate ri
the late Frederick Harris, consisting o.
the following descriptions, 10 Wit:
bay Mare Lady Jane by Tarin, in foal by Trustee
l3ycars old last Spring, out OF purchased Of Col
jaime Shelton, by Trumpecr, her dam by High Flyer
out Of Incy Read Lucy Read was by Dandrdge's Fear
Naught Of the noted Mare brought Virginia 10y DR.
Read. TrumpeteT got by the Imported Horse Shark
ont OF Lady Legs, full sister Of Lucy Road
bay Mare, Queen Elizabeth, by Tariff, In foal by
Trustee, ~ years old last Sprng, sorrcl Mare
"purchised at Hardin Durnlcy's SALE" bY TrumpctoT
her dam by Lnday's Arabian, her dam 10y the Import
81 Horse Oscar her g. e.. dam 10y the imPorleI Iorss
Nsmpier, Col Bakers Imported Mare KITTY Fisher
sorTel Fly, 10y MaTgIavc, out Of Lady Jane, years
oli last Spring.
bay Finley, ont Of Queen Elizabeth, by Margrave, :
years Hart Spring.
bay Flllcy, out Of Queen Elizabeth, by Pnam, Oast
Springs Colt
bay norsc Coll. Of Queen Elizabeth, by Margrave
year old laat Spring.
And bay Filly by MargIave, years old last Spring
oui of Lady Jane now in ioalb by Trustee.
The terms Of the sale viii months credit the purchas
giving bond and county security the Of suc
perconn personally Known 10 'hc subscriber.
WIN. ]. PENDLETON,
Executor Of Frederick Harris.
au IL rUfvs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
LAND AND NEGR0Es F0R SALE.

{ANlNG removed TO tho Western part OF this state, tho
Il subscriber offers his plantation near Hue King.
ham courthouse, oI sale, the place his former
Que mile south at the couIthouse.
There about 7Oo acros OF Land the with two
creeks running through II. making good portion OF yau-
aS ili land lees subject than high water aud
ln SITE that was formerly improved aud prof able
snst mill The land patakes Of the general qualities OF
late river land. and Is remarkably adapted the OF
and plaster hndis consequently susceptible easy
anu high mprovc half of IL cleared
balance IN IFS native growth aording abundance Of timber
and i1el, saeable al the courthouse There IL a good
dwelling house elevated site surrounded with
an Other Ices, rendering the situation pleasant, with
"fcr buildings suited FOL croppi and the accommodation
oi aiany The whole country round about, this
included, ts very healthy, and the society good;
gentlemen deSirous Of purchasing invited visit
place and judge for themselves.
Ihis properly will be offered for sale tho premacs nj
public auction, the 10th Of October az pTcvi
ousy sold, OF which due notice VIII be given is) and
on the same day and AT the place. there will also be
ohercd fr SALE from 10 10 u very valuable neg rocs and
also the crops Of corn and folder oats, and perhaps the
tobacco some household and kitchen furniture plantation
tools erd utensils the stock Of horscs, oale sheep and
hogs, &c.
TERMs.-For the Land, 5000 will be required In cash.
The balance be dyldod equal animal instamcnts
the purchaser giving bonds with satisfactory security for
The deferred payments, with deed upon the property
For tho negroes, cash. aud for the rest OF the properly
credit Of six months will DC given for all clio
sums under elO cash.
an lG ewids JOHN MEREDTTH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

For Tuesday Evening. Mouongalia Lottery, Extra &c
piize Of sl2On 5000, 800, ~ OF 500, &C. rs Nos 1.
drawn. Tickets ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
STATIONS OFFICE,
FOuTiCeHM Street.

Drawing OF Va Leesbnrg Lottery Glass a. August 18th
10 20 % II n ~ p - CT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
JAMES PHALEN & CO.,
MANAGERS,
Ri ehmond, Va.

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 2i-To be drawn
" Il August IS Nos-l3 drawn. t2JOOI sbo cJn, 4DJO
81. S1, l;Gl IN prizes each OflO01 500 3Ol and 40 &C.
Whole Tickets Sj-shaTes la proportion
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
FOR SALE.

TIIE suhscibcr having quit tho Trade entirely Offer
Il for sale bis Estabshmcut situated on Hartford Avenue
Persons wishing 60 purchase w please make carly appit
cation o the undersigned he u DESTROYS Of closing I'd.
JAS p. PURvIs
an 10 dim n1iumlFe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
ID. NJ. HOYr q cos OFFICE,
Richmond, Va.
There IS a Ticket at Hoyrs LUCKY Court,
Uhich soon secured leads on 10 10 FORTUNE.

Drawing Of Va. Monongaia Lottery, Class K-Drawn
l3lli Al
CO 6j q a. 3 - IS &c % % III GO.
Drawing Of Va. Leeshure Lottery. No -:
80 81 - 81 y ca 50 % . % 20 a. . -.
Drawing OF Va. Monorga'ia Lottery, Extra IS:
g 60 81 81 % " ~ ca "a % % 81 A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

School Fund Lottery, Class No l2O-To he drawn 21;l
August. % Nos-l3 drawn. e2jOcO s1p COCO 5CO 1851
- prizes each OF 100 500 400 3OQ AMI ISL Of 20 &c
Whole Tickets Si0-shares In proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
IOUN MEREnITII.

rINo Thomas League, john Andrews, aud Peter VII
son, late merchants aud partners trading under the
Inn aud style OF League, Andrews & CO:
AZ not residents ofthe State OF Virginia you will
take notice that SHALL Tuesday, 2h day Of Sep.
ember, 1872, at the office OF Anthony MuenbeTeer, Mcr
Ger street, In the city OF BALTIMORE, between the hours
o'clock In the morning and In the evening" proc
lake tho depCsions Of William Echeberger OF j. and
others and at the Hanover courthouse, We'd
resday the 2Sth day Of the month"; the dispositions
Of Ira Bowcs and others to he read evidence in each
81 three several suits pending In tile Circuit superior
Court of Law and ChsnocTy Tor the county OF Hanover
one q which Prchar1 Is Plaintiff la another OF which
Earnest and cJwes Plaintiffs; aud n another OF which
Turner Wheclwrrm PlaLtiis; and IN all which
you aud others Defendants. II from any cause the
AbOve dispositions shall lie completed the above
mentioned days the taking Of the will be continued
from Jay TO day, at the PAGES, and between
hours, until finished.
EARNEST e. COWLES.
TURNER & WIIEELMRIGIIT,
an l6 cwiw PRICIIARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
porto RICO sUGAR-i2 hbds P II Sugar, a
Il prime article for sale.
iutf WILLIAM COMMON
RICHMOND COTTON YAT

porto RICO sUGAR-l2 hhds p II Sugar,
Il prime article, for sale
iuH WILLIAM GORDON.
RICHMOND COTTON YARNS.
'INE subscribers have rented, and working on
- their account the Cotton Factory belonging 10 the
Richmond M1nHfaciiriHg Company long fayourably
Known as "Cunnugha Andcf sons" and are prepared
10 Furnish Cotton Yarns oi The most approved quality
We particularly invite the attention ot those Merchants
who arc in The habit Of buy ing or CASH. for which yciy
liberal discount wiiibc made.
Our Yarns will be found In the hands Of many Of tho
Wholesale dealers 81 this city.
Onicc az thc store II Mcssrs. " w a Fry 4 Go
au3 3iaw6w EB BENTLEY co.
TO Mesms John II loptins, aud WIN. q stocs ton and
sally w stockton hs wife, non residents of Virginia.
Tafc notice That The 3id1y ofhuGusi 1872 lt tho Of
Zee of Mcssrs Nicaft md and Ni odc, n tic city Of Rich
uond, shall take tie deposition of W Macmurdo g.
Sandorl Daniel Won Grouiug aud oihcrs 20 bc read
evidence IN chauccry suit depending n the Circuit
Superior Court o. law and Chanccry for Fuysuni county
wherein We, suing for the benefit OF Charles Osbotnc
arc PLAINTIFF, and you and others arc defendants.
Respectfully,
au2-diw JAMES CIOUcItA co.
a LIST OF HOOKS, law Library, complete IN
n E13iordcr, al Baker Thofnionis short lime, or
low Tor cash. A THORNTON
iu o tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 25-o he drawn
25th August Is Nos-l6 iIawn. SIC Coz !ssIl 3SO 1881
- prizes Of 1000, &c. Whole Tickets s5-slIes in pro
portion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
sTRAYED nom mn Te7i7Ieoce.

Passports will be granted from this port aecoriinS q,
'ne 5 Jo9 9S otreuiAr- H. BALDWIN Vice Consul.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
WIN. n. JENNINGS,
Draper Tailor,
29O BROADWAY, NEW YORK

NFW HNUNDW = n INV HUWks
Opposne AsfOr Hcuse.
GENTLEMEN, by leaving their with ne, which
VI will be forwarded with dispatch ard "a Insured csn
have garments made ~ order Of every Description AZ ic
above fashionable cstabhshncnt ami n low not low
~ precs than a any other IN Tie coynry Az goods war
ftntcd. STARR q co,
Opposite Exchange Hotel.
" B-Wo have now on hnni general assortment Of
Ready made Clothing from M above caithishmcuf which
will be sold az very low prices for each. la 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
WORTHAsi's OFFICE,
Exchange Pudding.

For Tucsday Evening per Mail. Virginia MorongaIia,
Extra Glass No. -. Prizes $1,000, 3OtO. 100 1910
lIp and 30 prizes OF 80 80 OF 100 % Of 2s y Of 2l 20
Of 100, &c. 75 Nos and - drawn. 1ickctssi.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

W BIkil Sifh r.
TUE undersigned agents flr tho ale Of Slate viii re-
eeiyc orders r the any quantities aud Of sew
cfal d'ucrcnt sIzca viz 10 10, i0NS liNB-A sample
may he Al our store.
ies iawif J&G WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

OFFICE on Main. End door below Corner of Main
/ and iilh streets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

For "Wednesday Evening Al Petersburg. Virginia Mon,
ongalia. Class No g. FRIES $1,000 2rO1, 100 40
lni u prizes Of $40 % Of 200 - Of 10 90 Of 100 sc
&C Nos aud 10 drawn, Tckctsg a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16
NiXknsITY oE yiRoiNIA-MeDI-

Pip .ieiAns may rely nron tho bsIa.
hour Of the night. " '
I n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-16

SADDLES. HARNESS
And NJ wholesale and Retail.
ISAAC q. AUSTIN, successor o. Oiey 4 Austin,
would respectfully iuvic the attention of hsnumcrnus
Hcnd patrons anil tho public generally o. hs large and
splendid assortment of Saidcs, nrics ltmcsa, Mhira
Saitle HtEs aud al ohcr articles usually kept In similar
establishments, an Of which have been made w superior
~ofkncn aud u first rate m1icrte. Cash and punctual
customers viii End rIeay 70 their advantage % call ami
cNamne for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
every possible Cduu will DO made awe general safsfac
ton Main street, four DOORS above The Ben Tavern.
tFAAC q. AUSTIN
Richmond, Vs.. july COLL. 1872. Ia ~ colpf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19
PERIODICALS.

Several periodicals. have been recently received, Of
which circumstances have prevented the announcement
atla now:
Thc Southern Literary Messenger for December heads
tiae DISCRIMINATING Letters Of an Italian Exile; Frances
aad Fanny the conclG of interesting story another
number Of tho history of the kHighsof Nalia the French
Dramatiss Extracts from Journal Of an American Ma
val Officer the character and writings Of Lord Boiling
broke; National Adversely; Lafayette; The Greek Ora
matists by Professor Mingerode Of Wlism and Mary;
very sensible and ndlos letter the pQeiry Of the
Messenger accompanied by olrJ, By tbs Editor of
premium of a syey uada cap to- the hosi poem.
St ming not less the than $50 lises. which
shall be transmitted him beqe tie Erst Of February
next, and to be submitted the jad sncpt of Messrs
Thomas Richie, DR.. Henry Myers, DIR. Augustus l..
Warner, VIM. Is. ChIttcndcn and James +. Heath.
This pp nber Of the 4ssenger closes the vUame and
the eighth year of its exiscpce The pe4t month,
comm ucins new Volume. is favorable period for new
subscrptions-and ae4a invoke for the Messenger
che patronage Of the people of Virginia who age much
indebted to its enterprsng Editor for bis nJotatigabe
efforts to build up and sustain Literary Periodical south
OF the Potomac
The .Uagnoba for December has also reached us
filled with interesting papers, almost exclusively from
Southern pens and Of them her most gifted SOILS.
The editor of this Magazine-Wm m. Gilmore Slmms,-
under whose auspices has taken rank with the best pc
radicals of the L. States has long ago achieved bril-
}iaat and enduring reputation we cordially endorse
his claims 10 the patronage of the Southern public Ac
eompanyinr the Magnolia is an engraving rather
coarsey executed however, being in this respect far in
the of its ,rthern coemporares the
city Of Charleston, (where the Magnolia is published
as it hundred years ago.
The Boston Miscellany for Dccemhor was received
several days ago OF the Northern moutlios, this is
our vorite and considering the briancy of its articles
the beauty of its typography and the elegance Of its
Cravings, is decidedly the cheapest, being only So per
annum. Accompanying the December number three
rngravngs, all admirably executed view Of Boston
Common; the Young l,eapcrs and plate of the Fash
ions. With this number change ofedl takes place
Mr.. Nathan Hale giving place TO ii. +. Tuckcrman,
agen,leman Of rare genius and varied requirements
Under his auspices, the Miscellany fail be at
tractive
The University Magazine for October and Novcm.
Der Printed at Knoxville. and edited by the Senior
LASS of East Tennessee University, is the title of
periodical which has been fow arded Such of the
articles have found time to read are highly credi-
liable to their authors; and the whole their unpete-
o'ng work will not compare very uuavorably with
Those under the control of older heads, and of more
widely extended reputation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

At meeting Of the Lynchburg Mechanics Tempe
rance Society held Al Tho Court house, Monday ngh,
the 18th inst. the following resolutions were unan'-
mopsly adopted
Whereas the prnirocled Temperance Meeting on th-
last Christmas lloydays did much good, IN the ad
vancemen Of order and good morals in town now,
therefore,
Resolved, That we will hold like prurao,ed Meet
ing during the ensuing Christmas week.
Resolved, That the several Clergymen who JOIN with
III the Temperance Reformation. be each invited TO
commence the meeting by preaching Temperance Ser
mon at their respective Churches Sunday the 10Th
inst.
Resolved, That committee be appointed to carry the
above resolutions into effect.
The President appointed Nlcssrs. j. {. Young. Capt
T. \. ilocumbe, Geo Il. Thurman, anl Richard L,
Burtou,, said committee
On motion, Resolved. That the Presidents Of tho two
Societies be added To the committee.
Resolved, That the above resolutions be published IN
the Iynchburg Nrsnian and Republican.
JAMES FRETWElL, Prcst.
GEORGE b rnuRM,N, Scc'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19
OlssCe1 AIRY.

Died. in this place. on "Wednesday evening" the 18th
msi. of Il consumptlye attack. by which she had been
confined In her bed murr than four mouths, Mrs Man
TIA Z. +. ToLEn, wife OF Richard H. Tolrr Gone of
The editors OF tins paper) III the 2ih year OF her age
leaving besides her husband her father and several broth
els, daughtrs less than months old, and the
other too young 10 appreciate mothers l'ss. There
are Others too of her remotcr kindred and connection
who knew her unassnmng worth, and who will shed
tears ot unaffected greet over her early grave She bore
her long confinement and her frequent PAINFUL sncrings
'lh patience and composure which astonished even
hos who knew the trmness of her character, and
co SAINT with her genuine though unprc,endng pety
In IN fro sness OF YOUTH when the tempting gayces of
life we s'read ont before her--and none had airer
nrnspects Tor Their cnioyment- she ''cmcmbcrrd her
Crca,oro n d IN the close finer life, she found in the
promises of In, & spel rod and staff support and
comfort her i ven before her attack, she had an
ticralad H. and its fatal tcrmlnatlon-and. she
rapidly wasted away amer It's violence. she frequently
spoke Of hr approaching death with tranquility OF tone
and manner which no,hug but her well grounded hope
of eternal life could have inspired Farewell, departed
spirl, Never did purcr. ore generous, unscls'
and afcctonaie heart dwell on ear.h-nevcr one more
exempt from the Iailtics of hum anity.
Though the illness Of Mrs. Ioifr was so long proac
vet her death sudden and iomany of her friends
une ~peclcd when ii occurred. The night before, she
had rred less and her rest had been less disturbed,
than it ad been for a week previously--On Nednes
day mt NC she seemed be greatly improved; and her
chfcrGnlncss rom that time until about O'Clock IN the
afternoon was he subject Of general remark. About that
hour howeve- difficulty Of respiration cnsued, aud
continued To inc aa.c until her feeble and exhausted
frame sunk under olencc; her spirit passing away,
into the hands of God, wi gave it, gently in
FAM falls in,oa peaceI lmber-her continuance in
DEATH having that mpres OF creme tranquility which IN
life ii always wore.
death who cal,od h IT hence away,
Placed On her brow gem OF liz NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-19

81 lie nest STUPID gak1rs. II is truly ea,beu,atHa al
our leader. and will be peculiarly impressive the p'o
Re, by exhibiting the simplicity and beauty Of rcpnhl'
cahsm. and by continually reminding them. that the
man sought 10 be hunafed forms oi their number.
The picture. indeed is true sketch OF his life ~
miniature frm and opens barr the thoughts which WERE
uppemosl IN his bosanl from his youth Ia the present
time. II naturally presents him ms, born ii obscure
though respectable pamua.e educated by his persese-
rance and industry. cursed with poverty. destitute OF III
ienal friends. dependent upon his merit and conduct
alone for dtspsed by the astocracy for his pie
belan origin. IN want Of money and books, and though
surrounded by all the ills OF life rising superior To them
all. and fighting his Way 10 the very pinnacle Of glory
recommend the consldcrs,ionoi the friends Of Mr.
Clay we'll suited 10 The man and the OCCASION and
as best calculated 10 secure Wing triumph IN lsai
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