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Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

The lessons OF love which soon mingled with
the graveT teachings of her young preceplor.
When their attachment was iirsl discovered,
The iaibsr evinced no dispicasnre. The
young mans waEi al fortune he did not re-
gard. Ills own neans were sufficiently
abundant, aud lac fell that the fine mind aud
finished educa;iom of Henry Warner eniii!cd
him To a more respectful Consideration than
hc would have been willing to accord 10 The
mere posssssoi OF wealth Bat he was a
cautions man, aud the SILENCE which Warner
Invariably maintained respecting his family,
AID Tie habits Of his early iiic, excited h.>
Suspicious. Ihe!efOfe ne prohibited all in-
.cfcuuIse between the lovers Iiil he should
receive replies 10 sundry letters Of inquiry,
as lu the young teachers character aGd con
ncciioas, when he had adiGcsscd ,o some
friends ~ New York, in which city Warner
had resided until bis removal to Maryland.
Warner, however, was no, disposed 10 wait
he result of lh;s investigation. lie CON
tiiged 10 obtain an interview wiih Lucy. and
partly 10y sppeal.ng 10 her tenderness; partly
by aiarming her Imagination by IDEAS of tie
cNccsSrs which despair might lead him 10
commit, he prevailed on her TO coHsen, 10
Iea.e hex fathers house aud Ia become his
wife.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

| In the superb parlonr or a fashionable
bnarding house at Washington. sai two gen
ilemen, both young, snI ono of them pos.
sessing face sI0gularly re'usrksblc Tor It's
intellectual Development. The room, had
been crowded. but one hy one the visitors
had dropped oil, ill the Iwp persons before
meh'i"ned repsipcd ibc sUlc occupants al
the apartment.
II suppose. Temple" said che younger
or the two. addressing his ofu ,,lnion. ..yuu
are tired of being complnenied up,n vour
recent eliou in the cause ul iempcrancc.
bat | must speak of IL nevertheless. IL
was the most powerful appeal have eyer
listened to. Heartily as | have always par
ticipated in the eDihus.asm with whict your
speeches in the House are rcce.vad. uev-
or until now knew of what you were capa-
b!e-
The subject on which spoke last night.
is one on which have reflected very deeply
said Mr.. Temple.
"Yes, should suppose you bad studied
il from childhood"
rNot exacily; ir yon had known me in
the earlier part Of my life, You would llve
thought that ! had very li,ie acquaintance
With The subject. practically a, least"
why, You we're pevef Incorporate, we're
yours
''Not absolutely iniemperate. but I was
given 10 irolicking, aud indeed in most kinds
Of dissipation"
"And may ask whit hls wrough, suci,
a wonderful change 10 your habits; f,r
your morality is noy So sir.c; as 10 be pro-
verbal. AS correct as Temale,' is an cx-
preston commonly used to dcnoie The ut.
most degree of severity IN morals" -
.lt IS long story, and would probibl,
weary you"
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

soon as the present session ciuses. inierd
~ visn Lucy. lf there be rTiih 10 woman.
believe she still loves me, and feel that
have right 10 ask her parents Ia bestow
her on me, since my love for her has ena-
blcd Ine 10 overcome every propensity which
cunld initiate against her happiness"
..Well. you have my best wishes; and
think IL the old gentleman Is mol satisfied
nDw with sou fur son-in-law, he deserves
that you should run away with bis daughter"
"I-ucy," sail Mr.. Cray, as he euiered
the rnOni IN vhci. his daughter was seated
III work, -ti nave brought yuu new irA,nrt
~ rather an Old friend with new name.
This is the Hon. MIR. Temple of whom we
have heard and read 50 much.
I.ncy raised her eyes from her work, and
Temple advanced only ia time 10 save her
falling from the chair. The effects of ioy
however, are seidnm fatal: ia half an hour,
Lucy Wa sufficiently recovered ID welcome
her former lover, aud to listen 20 The expla-
nation of his natives aud conduct, which
he Ind alseady given 20 her father. and now
briefly repeated 10 her mother and hcfself
Your father" said lie, as he concluded.
'-his consented to give me this Itile hand
Can not prevail on your mother and your
-rlf tn raiify The gifi2T'
Mrs. Gral placed The hand Of her dauah-
ter in that of her lover, then pressing them
both between her own. she LEFT the room
Fiat lie fiir object "f hs affections wa
not quite inoxurable, j. tul-rably apparent,
from The f,ci that three weeks afterwards
Miss Lucy Gray became the wife OF rhe
Hon. Mr. Temple.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

Oa the day which succeeded the events
we have recorded, Mf. Gray returned. lie
entered The room Ia which Lucy aud her
moiher were seated, and sad To the latter,
ia firm voice a .sr
You must Think no more OF Warner,
Lucy. have received my letters IRON New
Iurk, and they describe t'm as "Se wan
whom ho siriuous giri eoeld Si-h TO iofm
connrction. Dssipated aud psoG gate 10
the lasi denree, he He'd flaD New York TO
avoid the consequences a. disgfaeeiul rot
in which he was engaged, and have only TO
blame my own imprudence and bis speci"us
manuers, for allowing such PeIsoa an OPP
purtunity 10 engage your affections hi'hef-
TO yoaf conIucrhas been bianeiess; see ina'
il continues so
lie spoke sicrnIy. and Lucy only bowed
her head IN reply. She knew that her lover
was cune--,Iai they had parted ioTeyef-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28
TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS!

DALDNESS.-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for the
~ HAIR which VIII stop ii II falling out or restore on bald
place. ami children make rapidly those who have
% Fni the name Of CoNsTocK CO on it, or never ,ry 1t,
TShcunati.n, and LAUENIsSS positively cured aud al
stricd ase5 and rhs restored in the old by The
lv>~ vroEr,Htx ELiuE NERvE RoSE lStNrNrbu
without Of CoMsToCK l. co. on H.
PILES, WHOLLY prevented governed II the attack
you the Hsy'' LiHi"eN from CON
STOCK q co.
DR.. spohn,- Headache Remedy will eneeiually
headache either from the Nerves bilious Hundreds OF
families using II with great Joy
nr. Isnrthoiemcvv's ESpcctornnt, taken IN time viii
prevent incpien Coughs Colds and CONSUMPTION
Remember the maine and get COAsroCks
paIiey,s 7sagica, Pain Extractor SaIv"---rhe
and SCALES.
To ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN. or. Leather Rcstorer: A SEw
converted leather by the OF Tannn extracted from certain
barE~
hTule cracked covered with crust
Sc setHS5J strength
sothaes and remove all crust n.y. ar olserrfsiGre iAe
substance the leather receive the second tmcuthc
OF this article, tbs OIL or rANNlN which
p"nci'cs the ste and hardest leather # has been twenty year'
ami easily with the fingers imparts at once
utterly incredible until hbeeome like new lea
respects delightful and polish and max
completely and perfectly INrgEvIors to wacrieuif
" boots shoes carriage tops harness hose trunks and in he al
things leather giving splendid polish higher than
eaiher and At least doubling is and durability in whate'e
manner the leather is used THESE ARE FACTS.
CORNs.-The French Plaster is
East Indian Die, colours hair shade
wish viii not the skin.
ELu,S spread PlistcrS; better and more nice and Use
An should them regularly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS COMPOUND EXTRACT
preparation Sarsapara that exceed
you Comstoeks you vi" ind superior 10 al
others Il does require putting.
EGalmstociS's NcrnnfuEc viii eradicate al Worms, in
children adults, with certainty quite astonishing
IEorscs. Bone. SPAWN. Wind Calls &c
cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC and fOUNDERED Horses
D. cured BY ROOFS Founder Ointment. Mark this all
horseInen.
For sale in Rmoni by Peyion Johnston and Gayno Ly
ell one door Tavern Norfolk, By Santos Tay;
IN Petersburg Va, by Rosser - Anderson.
Cc 25--ciaGm
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I,.InslAI,Ss.r ITEstI.

EAR Ro. TuoMrsoN's Pelvic Con, and Utsro Abdominal
~ BHndagc relief Pfoapsus Uter Falling
~ the WON'T, apprObaon than
oet Indictments which have been offered m tie
prevention mud of this distressing dfsasc.
The late Dr. Johu EcTie n the Medical
sewa Of Columbia College city Of Washington many
o distinguished In the profession speak The highest
approval Of these Instruments.
Tie prie simple and rossses nd
vauges which De appafento any acquainted
anatomy parts who will H. 10 Of Application.
aud by the patient without any anoinr
prompt and relief and an NJ Poapsus Utef
Tie BdoaHai BaHdRe admirably adap iscf IN the form Of the
patient during the peuod Of CESSATION aer delivery by
decided support the Pelvic Ncera prevents
The NJ that painful disease Prolapsus Uter
Great objection having been urged The Of instruments
~ s a-'rIu Consequence ~ The high prices usually asked
a. them. induced make arrangements which
BIZ u-o ho prices which VIII place them the reach Of
every patient
hiO ALEXR DUvAL T. 60.
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ELLIS & ELLET-T, Agents.
20 nIl whom is I.,ay co,.ecrn: navLns been 10 !

To all whom it may concern: Having been low
state Of hcaih Tor several from the Dyspepsia bilious
pan; and debility which ooweda attack
had aud being often troUhl with stomach and head
sch with feeling and depression OF spirits
and having Frequently taken Csoue remedies
with very slight benefit recommended hy friend try
"snh Bse Rcnovaior Of Health" so by Messrs. Eli.
Elicit when commenced them they caused slight
OF the stomach but determined 10 peeye thinking that could
be woried and satisfaction found
manifest rehc-The medicine carried oil the bile
quickly and entirely restored health opinion
the remedy value, which freely and
mend. \. NORRIS
JULY, lSi2.
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To SPORTSMEN OF THE Field.

FENHoNAs TYREk Manufacturer Importer of
Po, tbe pleasure Of informing the Msmhsrs OF
choice Goods his line that can be
found -ia establishment AMI Workmanship they
b. sSesucl which Will DC l reduced prices
AmOng~s his the following:
GUNS AND FONllNG TACKLE
superior Damascus aud stubbu double ami single barrel
Guns
Double single piafn
DO do do plain and imitation DO
Do do do German DO
Brass. 81 mounted Rifles
nucllng. pcck-t. heh and travelling Pistols
scfcocking -inrl, AMI -iSb barrel revolving Pistols
Gun. Rife and 4, stol PowI-r fasks
Double singh Shot Pouches and Bets
Split and Pain English and French Percussion Caps
Common Percussion Caps at IS Tcr 1000
Sporsinen's Liquor Fiasks and Pocket rumblers
English American AMI Scogch Cunlowtlsr
Dos Cans Collars Whips, Chains and Couples
Hunisrncns blowing Horns BugL.s
Wash Rods shot Charger, Cap Primers, OH Cups, Rails
Patent Gun Waddng. Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun
Gun Pistol and Rifc Ioeks. Hihc Barrels
Ribs and forged AMI flied Gun Materials Of all kinds
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Grass Hair Fishing Floats on Gut
Moods Lmenek- krby ami Virginia Fish Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior and Pia.n CIT German and Plated mounted
Swords: sashss Plated Epaucs
wiRes. Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons CLASPS;
Canes Hooks; Ta starr Gloves; Lace; BRAID;
Wings, POnIuuns, &c. &c.
Elots. Rodgers finished Warranted
Razo superior oy Back Pearan silver Mounted Pocket
sportsincns Pruning Knives Rodgers Crooks
and worsrnlchn Rodgers superior
Gold and nj
Swords Silver pointed superior Pocket
Books Wallets, Gous and Opera supe
SPY G-c-; Travellers Compases; Boat Hooks
scrar Key Rings; rwerse Tooth brushes
Boxes Pocket Rus Patent Tape Measures Riding.
THOMAS TYRER.
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do hereby certify that have u,d smiths Bters, Renova
tor of Health for four myself and fnry, and
men.ed number others, and failed
relief when properly adhered To- fused diseases Of
the stomach headache bilious dsorieed bowels and
the patient found relief woull therefore
TO all who Be diseased uy pleasant bitter and
gently the bowels WA WATTS.
JULy 2Jd,
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A RE respectfully informed that j. w. Ran.
IN dnPh At his bookstore aud Bndey manu-
Acurc all the Kinds OF blank books
Those who have employed hun and
uory OF his wos may assured from
poy.d by Banks Clerks Merchants M Richmond
and elsewhere IN Nirginta the best and
the work done despatch.
OrcTs BOks Music and Fancy Good. will meet
with prompt attention Il addressed J. w RANDOLPH
Opposite Mtehels Jewellery store Main Richmond.
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RoBERT HoMMAN.

Dear sr-Your Bai>am wld Cherry effected
tonishne OF which old lady MIR Russell
had been suffering long with shone-s OF breath
and general weakness until she finally obliged keep
other remedies had resoried
su. your BalsaIn and amer taking
bottles recovered be able attend all
bottles
Is cured. Respectfully, Sc.
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ATTENTION III


pERSONS wishing to buy superior articles,
for sman puces requested cIuunc following .t
and then cali AMI purchase very
FsnJefs, both brss and pierced At eoa
Audrnns. do DO DO Iron. Do
Tea Kettles Incl and single Do
Sauce Pans and Coal scuties very isv
Furnaces Iron bound do 10
Ghoref md Tonrs brass and steel very low
Waters sI sifrs ~ single various guaitra
Fptnons brass. Bnttania and un without feet
KNIVES nri Forks md ty Of an qualities
Pocket Knives from i2i cents % 2 and d1iars
Rayofs Razor Stops and four sides Enerson sauulcrs
and MARC strop
spctsces Spectacle very cheap Of good quality and
Fufedto au afes
Hoapsa large very which really excellent very low
OILS fuf thc hair also pountnn md cold
Perfumes oozno ~ superior quality small by
the bottle as cologne Lavender q excellent quality
art q variety ~ superior essences very low
Saw few Fo0d saws both land
Caudesicks-rI1trd Rrtiana. bfnss and tn
Pocket Books Of al quaitesateor
Brsad Tnys crcehetf and common quality
nnuana Tea pots 5ugnf ROWS and creams n scts and pae
au sircs qualities parcms ami pucss
Cauihs Hat Tooh and Crs Brlsic pasinr and Rlseknq
Rrishcs Accsriona Musical work Common wors o1es
Wrtnf desks backgammon Boards Cc-nsn Dosnoes Marbles
liarss snd TIN Whistlcs
u addtion D. fne assortment of Looking
Oassra Toilet small sired Looking Glasses. hne
snf rrns assortment Crocksf. nan sue
snfne asifsL hand Lamps Chandeliers of
h. sn lights both an and brouss Lanterns Astral
~ Rehrcfnfs
t.ns of ssaninc my as-ortmenl JAS. EVANS.
Man - , doors non Exchange OF Mayos,
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TO THE PUBLIC.
WYE Offer wiz, great confidence a. "a vaIun-

nv
bic aUd icceS: remedy for Dyaepsa headache.
and bilious Complaints coc. co,ycucs stomach d-bl
female distractions and for aec
indigestion smiths Bucrs Renovation
Health" We many their efficacy
only which space, subon. safe
ami cirtu' remedy docs admit OF doubt
those who have lredi them.
L. L.. Z I.I-r
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IYNCuRVRG MAIL LINE.
puESI SUPPLY or DRY GOODS.


Ohm WRIGHT respectfully nuuaes the arrival fresh
ID supply Of sea-onahc DRY GOODS. which he would
attention OF his friends and the pubic amongst
found the following
Rich striped and figured colocd Silks. styles
Black AMI blue black siuped do
Black Pom De Sol Gro Dc Rhine and I.ustIinrs
Blue black do do
Black striped PopeIns
High as,rei mole eoored Npaeha LustTes Indian Cloths
Do DO black do
Black Alpacha Cloths
Rich medium ami low priced Mousehns
French and English Meunoes
Tlulet Broclla and Mousein Shawls and Iidkfs
Black and cnlured Mohlir and SIX Fnnges
Gimps Tas-sls, Cord and Tlsss
Pars Enhro.dcre- styles
English French. and German Thread Laces and El-inss
lisIe Cotton I.aces and Edrncs, great variety
Wontei Tauans. SIX and six DO
Tibet Lambs Wool Cachfnere yorsted AMI yarn Hose and
Hose
Me, Cotton and Wool Hose. all sizes Wool Shirts and
DnWers
Red white and yellow FanneiS an qualities Canton DO
lrsh Linens, Birds Eye Diaper Linen Sheetinrs
hid Buck PLAIN and open silk net Gloves and Mts
L.ns Jeans SatiinetS Cassiner- Cloths Clicoes,
Az Of which having been purchased n
greatly reduced 2G-dGctf
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LOUISA RAII-ROAD.
Lines 20 Charlottesville. Sta ton, I.ynchbury
and the Virginia Springs.

LoNISA AII-RoAD.
Lines 20 Charlottesville. sta un ton, Lynchbury
and the Virginia Springs.
NIGHT TRfDEII.ENCf .fgOEDED-.fND GREfTYI IN
CREASED EXPEDITION
Passengers leaving Richmond byt he Railroad. a
\. VI, reach the Junction 10 breakfast and thence
proceed together wih passengers arriving June
Ekr ton from the North, the Louisa Railroad
AS louisville and thence BY Charlotte
-Ns--ing Charlottesville by p VI, and Cookies
West by night Leave Cockc morning by daylight
the Blue Ridge and \.
The Guandotie line leaves Siaunton II \ NJ
Dale by night ami leaving there morning
the Warm Springs breakfast dinner
ing the White sulphur at r. NJ Lewsbug by P NJ
the ID day. - h0uTs than the Lynchbgrg
whole less and
The Natural Bridge Line leaves Staunon Tuesdays Thurs
days and S1lray the alternate days
at IL A. NJ reaches Lexington night
daylight AMI the Natural Bridge breakfast.
until amer dinner and reach Dhres
night ely, after breakfast
and the White sulphur Springs by 2. NJ Sour
rRAvEt ENTIRELY.
The roads splendid and
coaches fine heretofore.
These Lines Main Passengers prc-
ference over all Others Any Poiat
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10 hereby certify afflicted several years with yo-
lent sick headache which attacked often
week causing yomt large quantities 81 bile and
sick for day that could scarcely pain being
cNcreatn- b0'h eyes my health materially
Impaired - procured bottle 81 smiths Bi.rs
Health" 10y which entirely relieved. have
manned ~ good ilih months used only bottle
AMI have been much benefited tl cH confidently
ito tose afflicted similarly induced Try remedy
the recommendation Of respectable Ldy ofu acquaintance.
had been similarly afflicted and says
from the could now n
she had remedy entirely
unpleasant gently by
bowels IN my opinion valuable remedy. Given under my
hand this litl july 1872 a. WRIGHT.
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JOHN 5. c. MARTIN.
GAYNoR q LYELI..

CAUTIONAs there i a spurious called SYRUP or
WILD CHERRY purchasers should be vs particular AK for
DR. WIsT,E's BALSAM and observe his the bot
tie. \ supply kept constantly hand by
GAYNOR 4 LYELI.
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HENRY GIBSON. C1'k.

the United states Court Eastern District Virginia.
II January 60 isia In the bankruptcy Of WILLIAM
DEAN OF the City OF Richmond Virginia District
Tbs said William DEAN who has been deeeed bankrupt
Court having filed petition praying his discharge n is order
cd that notice thereof be published newspaper pf.n:sd in the
o OF sevsny days at least before 18Th IA Of May
next when hearing viii be had pton hs t,.
states Count Room in the City Of Richmond all creditors who
,heu debts, and others interest," may appear
NJ the said time and place and any they h,y .hy
the prayer Of the said petitioner should be granted.
a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

Prepared proprietor. ard by
& Co Chemists No. ~ Minor Philadelphia Richmond,
by Gaynor lel Lynchhurg. by u. Il. Lyman Feiecks
burg by John a. Cray; Norfolk, by Tay.
by Wood Co. almost every and village through
the Pure. ~ a -
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In the United States Court for the Eastern Dis

Il Y the United Statcs Court for the Eastern Dis
uiet OF Virginia. February slst is&3; SAMUEL BRANCH
Of the Town Of LynehburE having fled petition praying
may be declared bankrupt orsTcd that Ginning
tn be creditors of the said
ON the Joh day Of March said Samuel Branch bs
not declared bankrupt that
half and that Of order published newspapers,
according 10 the 2sd and 2,th court
eopy-rcse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-28

do hereby cery That AZ the persuasion Of friends
purchased hlfa bottle OF smiths Bter- enovat0r of Health
and folHd great relief have hal disease
years past am confident that have taken medicine
given much relief I
q, health ROYAL. r. SHEPHERD.
JrLv I'D 1912 de- n
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unet OF NEinis February 9Th In the matter Of RAM
'ut'y OF BRANCH ~ SAUNDERS, of Of
IN the Eastern virginia District The
n essn asscsa Bankrupt BY ,hi. Court having petition
io' hs sehafge u I" ordered that
hsedi IN newspaper printed in the Richmond
at least before the isthday ofMsy when bcarny Win h. h5
on the said petition ut the United Room ~, an. v
OF Richmond and all creditors who proved their debit. ana
other persons in interest pl,e, nd
show they have why the p,tcn,I
should not IL granted. Cory-Tcsie:
a-wliw HENRY GIBSON f1-.l
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LANTANIIN I@NI-
Dear Sr-Plclc send bottles genuine Basam
Wild Cherry. have been Athlete Consumption
last years, suffered very cough.
pains ny difficulty 81 breathing nci and
having remedies and been under
doctors yet coi find any thing relieve ,ci
your Basan got bottle a nci-hbor OF
using sul have found such wonderful relief
n doubt u Will cfectualy.
Ncfy respectfully yours