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The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-29

L.9WS OF THE UNITED STATES-STERE-
OTYPED EDITION.
Published by authority Of Congress.
VOL. 10 SEPARATELY.
THE subscribers will publish at the commence
ment oethe present session of Congress, about
January /, l846, "THE Laws OF THE UNITED
STATES" agreeably to an act Of Congress of the
last session, and for the accommodation Of those gem
tlenen ,oho hare the earlier edition in nine pol,nes
volume ten, containing the laws from the year 1899
to March l845, will be published separately and
sold at the cost Of paper and print An annual sup
Plemcnt on a similar type and paper will hereafter
be published at the close of each session Of Con-
gress, so that the Laws Of the United States may
always be had in neat and uniform style.
LITTLE & BROWN,
.a,u pookae and Publishers poatop
The Columbian fountain., 1846-05-29
WILLIAM w. STEWART,

''',s IN, .'g a WILLIAM w. STEwART,
Magistrate. Nofvy Public, Collector and General
---Asent, ol6cs No. 4. PennsyIvania avenue, near
~ " t8s Capitol II N9LGEH f may g-3m
faolog WI IS G. III. MUNCK, lo
Gun, L0eksmiA, asd Be1 Hanget, q. B~,oeen 9Th
and 7h Nysets.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
:gDt ppstasf sslttinrl,
"Gog and Magog,'' i'm Tinnicum

"Gog and MagOgy" i'm Tinnicum.
: wnsv Arstpy& J rEqss -----A #HFTrE'gj' las .
"Anothsr leaf Of finished time we turn.
A nd read of modern Deeds, A. ...v,s -.--.s,4
OF all the phantoms feeting in, the mist e. y
of time. tho .meagef all. ard ghostly thin, 80,
Most unsubstantisl unessential shade. ..ea q a.6;
Was earthly Fame She, was . voice alone, 7
And dwelt upon the noisy tongues Of men. ba5
shensver thoughts; but gabbled ever on; w
Applaudng most, what least deserved applause;
The motive, the result was naughl 10 her; re
The e9deed alone. thoF> dyed in human gore, a7
And stepped in widows tears, (if it stood out f,f
The prominent display, she talked Of much'
And sroarel around il with a thousand tongues.
As changed the wind her organ, so she changed
Perpetually: and whom she praised to day. s'
vexing his ear with acclamations loud, "''
Tomorrow blamed, and Kissed hinfout Of sight.
Such was her nature, as if unconscious still
Ofinward blame, she stood and waved her hand,
And pointed to her bower and said to all
Who passed: Take yonder fowery path; my steps
Attend; lead the smoothest way to heaven;
This world receive as surety for the next.
And many simple men. MOST simple, tho r
Renowned for learning east, and pary skill.
Believed, and turned aside, delighted mach:-
For o! her voice was sweet 70 mortal cars:
And touched SO pleasantly :he springs Of pride
And variety, which in the heart of man sFnl
Were ever strung harmonious 10 her note. p
That many ishoaght to7lve without her song n
Was rather death than life; to live unknown.
Unnoticed ,lnrcnownod to die unpraised! %a
Unspitaphed! ! to 60 down to the pitt % ,1a..t
And moulder in the dust among vile worms!
And leave NO whisperings Of a name on earth
Such thought was coldabout tho heart and chilled
The blood. Whocould endure it? Who could choose
Without struggle, to be swept away 9l'A
From all remembrance? and have part no more
With living men? Philosophy failed here;
And self approving pride. Hence it became
The aim of many. and main pursuit to win
A name-to leave some vcstage as they passed.
That following ages might discern they once
Had teenon edrth aud dfaeted something there
Thus far success seemed rpc. though dark the decd
That lay at heart of freedoms vile champions;-
Such diro & wrathfal vengeance came from Fiend
Too far from human shape to bear the name
OF even .GOG AND MAGoG." T.. "a.
s'For. when some curious, rare idea peered ,,..
Open their minds, they dipped their hasty pen,
And by the glimmering lamp, or moonlight beam
That through their lattice tpeeped; wrote fondll
t5sy down; s7slts!a1iNs se hvvIg ! sfaar
What seemed to them, truth imperishable-- Il
And mado most hellish use of good mons names!
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

SHORT ACQUAINTANCE q late ball
in this city, a gentleman having danced
with young lady whose attractions, both
personal and conversational, seemed to have
made an impression on his sensibilities,
asked, on leading her to a seat, if he might
have the pleasure Of seeing her on the fol,
lowing day?
"Why, no STRIP replied the fair one, 81
shall be engaged tomorrow evening, but
Pll tell you when you can see me" ''
81 shall be most happy" exclaimed the
stricken swain.
"Well, on Saturday night" resumed the
lady, "you can see me at the foot Of Marsh
Market, selling cabbages."
IF the young man is wise he'll be there
tonight certain, for that girl will make him
an excellent wife.-Baltimore Trop'c.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

G The tight Of search does not apply
to the unbuttoning ofa mans coat, 70 ascer-
tain whether he has got . shirt on. MI ss
~ Interesting to have your new hat
blow of, and see a FRIEND stop It, BY put
ting his foot on it.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03
h !RAEENNA. ohio, WEDNESDAY, JUNE, 1916.

do with the superior, she would, if she was
willing, take the pachment home with her
and Fetufnsifas soon as possible. This be-
ngaTeed 10, the nun entered atothe little
door, and Liona and Alfred entered the
convent where the superior was waiting for
them Eio6p having, purchased a few
aaFfids = N ieh the convsnts afforded, sht
bade the Superior farewell, and they were
soon on the road to castle Delarron where
they arrived safely. I,iona at an early
hour retired to rest. Alfred and Edward
converse together until late hour, and
then separated. for the night. y
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

GF The Emperor Of Russia has just
issued a U-kase, permitting the sun to shine
on Siberia, B-kase he can't prevent il. Il d
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

GF Heighth Of inquisitivenes--to climb
the house top and look down the chimney
to see what ones neighbor has for..dinner.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

Any ting pite you darea" inquired
one Dutchman Of another, engaged in am
Cling. "No Hans" g Well, nothing pite
me too" iA ''@S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-06-03

T Hope--A sentiment exhibited III the
wag Of Q dogs tail when he is waiting for q
bone s sfs,r a,sg a 6 s4se
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
RlCHAoND MARKETS, April 90.

1OJ"cce-kecelpts and inspections continue light; we
quote Tugs 81 % Ia So, and leaf IS 50 50; fine
manufacturing kinds I SO. Although make no
alteration IN our quotations. we presume common and
madiHg tocacco " Ill decline ia price, the advces
per last steamer, for anps every description OF Tobacco,
especially the low grades. desperately bad.
FbW-Lasl sales ) -. NJ transactions since the
advires, by tic lasl Boston steamer received 10 the
4ih inst.
Uhcdt-S0 100 cents as in quality.
COjA-iu demand. Sales at 30 90 cents per BUSH
q by cargc, snail quantities bring 6O 70 cents, ac.
cOfdng TO qualify.
Oats-From wagons and railroad AZ 43 cents per
bushel, and from vessels 81 40 cts.
Whedt ODM-Bran, IA cents; Shorts, 20 cents
Brown StuIs, 80 cents; Ship Stuiis, so els.
ProUisions-Bacnn. Smithfeld and City Cured, Oh a
cents; Western Sides, g =. cents, Shoulders 8 a ST.
Hams 8. Lard a s cents.
Canle--For Cattle from the scales, gross weight,
So IS 3; net. rs So, according to quality. Mutt
ton--S2 4. according to quality.
B,aler-Monntan, frkln, IL 10 cents per ID; Roll
Butter, 10 20 cents.
Undergraduates 49, hhds "a cs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

o. We have, heretofore. expressed our admiration OF
the message OF The President refusing give an account
ct the disbursement of the Secret Service money VIII
he seen thai the Senate, by its vote ON MI JARNIGANs
resolution has. by vote of Al l. sustained him IN the
views he touk
There was but part of the Message 10 which we
could not extend our approval We thought the ffesi
dent somewhat complacenty referred to The fact that he
had not had any of the fund.- and nmated
that he should it, except under the most pressing
circumstances This had somew hat the app. arance OF
trucking the demagogues. who are disguised 10 ca'nor
against The existence Of this fund, and who pretend to
wish for no secrets # State Nh W EsTcoTT, IN speech
in the Senate, which docs him great credit, and an ex-
tract from uhic will be found under the proper head,
comments upon his Toriion Of the Message with mach
force.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
April so

II ere is not man, child but should take med
cine at this season Of the but especially at this
present time Tor there probably many
existing at period there nov, likely produce
a state OF sickness The repeated changes in the shore
hy acting they do upon the quality
blood itself, give Tor the fatal and gnant
disorders. he bile becomes (and often without
ming in most acrimonious condition from these repeated
changes mud the stomach and bowels have been neglect
ed previously the hfst symptoms require immediate aticn
ton. Even those who have healthy disposition OF body,
subject To sickness under these circumstances. There
fore TO prevent any danger ought carefully 10 guard
gans costve state of our bowels. Once twice they
should be evacuated in twonyOuf hours. There
which produce unhealthy bloo sometimes it
from grief al others when the system is in state of iul
take place from sudden joys close application
literary undertaking can produce tin all cases where
persons have to be and spoken which, podu
ing nervous excitement, is fertile source Of unhealthy
blood occasonng that slow fever which has red
oil Of our best men, martyrs to their reputation,
but which knowledge OF the powers of Brnndrcth- Pills
would have preserved Those who desire secure their
health under almost adverse circumstances eau do so
by having BRANDRETHS FILLS on hand, and at once
resong when the first feelings of disorder take
place in their bodies As this advice is used will the
health be- The time will vet be when that makes
good medicine hn be honoed than he who adept
in the art ofwar.
Gu The following the only authorised Agents for the
sale Of DIR. BENJAMIN Brandreths Vegetable Universal
Pills.
DAVID b PAYNE: Lyns@bnrg' Campbell
j. H. Svnney 4 Co, Marysvie, do
Lee, Bailey X Co, Brookneal,
BENJAMIN Nowln Il Co, Falling Creek,
WIN. Mathews ~ Son, Walkers Church 7. Edward
Overbey & Smith, Charlotte G. H.,
Spencer & yenable, Prince Edward c. H.,
VIM. Rice & CO., farmville do
Roberts Il Brown, Amherst Ct io,
Samuel Cash, Sandidges Amherst,
Peters x Reed, New Market Nelson,
C. r. Estes & Son, Lovingson, do
o. r. q r. G. Bell, Liberty, Bedford,
Samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
April % t4s) II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

bauel, az t''o ed itt eap 81 c Arab. all .lhc aso
among the gentlemen. saw Ia tae Casino yestor
day. young Eeslish lady, ON horse back dressed
maenteentls, with tieh fidug habi, of maroon silk
velvet, made exceedingly long aud flowing. the
sleeves perfectly tight, with akind ol satin vest high
~ embroidered with gold in ircp,a small cullar and
lung rod scarf aruund her neck aud white gloves aud
broad euis-spanish hat. in which was a long waving
aud beautiful plume. She had iae graceful iorm and
attracted great attention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
me KO.kERIbGE ADDRESS.

We publish the fist hall Ut an Address to the people
81 Eastern Virginia made by committee appointed At
meeting Of the citizens Of Roekbrdge county. lew
weeks since The uhaci Of the address is 10 trth
tie depnlablc condition in which portion of lhe Valley
and the trans Allegheny counties placed by the neg-
lset Of the Legislature afford facilities Of transporting
the products Of the soil market ia Eastern Nlrgn
aud. al the same time. refusing TO permit those facilities
10 be afforded by others 10 mske, out OF the State
We shall publish The reminder IN next, and a. pres
eni arbear common, and simply commend III, address To
the attention of our readers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
TIE SMITHSONIAN LEGACY.


The Bill reported by Nh OWEN under discus
sion in the House, on "Wednesday and Thursday. We
have read with great pleasure Mr.. OwEN's veiy able
speech in explanation and defence OF the plan reported
hy the committee II is an effort which does MIN the
highest honor. We not certain that we comprehend
all the details of the schelneout far do, they
seem emine ty practical & to be Ia tie sp OF tn
intentions Of the Iesiaor far those intentions
be gathered from his character and pursuits. A Mr..
JONES wants the money returned To tie Court OF Chan
cery--n0 in gold. as it received, but in Arkansas
bonds at par value. Mr. CnlrMAN den1unces burn.
ing shame and disgrace 10 our country thai foreigner
should have presumed To send money tn educate
the people of the United States. lie wont have
ny,hlng to do with scheme which thus RI fleets
upon the intelligence OF the free and enlightened
citizens Of the bound Republic. Other members
have objections to particular details. Mr. ADAMS has
moved substitute, and the discussion Of the Whole
subec, postponed until the following Monday. We
entertain fears thai Bill may be gotten through
this session. II is more important, we said in cur
last, that something should be dune than that perfect
scheme should be elaborated. Make a beginning
the details be altered and amended as necessity
requires.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
OCEAN STEAMERS

on Friday, the Bill for the support of the Pos, Office
department being under considerations Mr.. Mckay of.
'efed an amendment making appropriation of s25 900
towards The execution of the contract entered into BY the
r. NJ General for the contemplated line of mail Steam.
efs from New York TO Bremen, via Cowes. The amend
heht gave rise to considerable dscussun In the course
vi 'he debate, IL was announced BY Mr. HopKIss. that
Dill was preparing by the =. o COMMITTEE for small
Increase IN the rates Of postage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

nc5- The Baltimore Patriot is an evening paper, as
MANY of our readers know. Itpublishesa brief report CT
the proceedings of Congress, to the hour of g. p NJ
each day, which is transmitted by the Magnetic Tele.
giaph from Washington. The paper is brought from
Baltimore in the evening iraln which reaches WASH
inuton about dusk and thus informs the members and
citizens of what has been done in each house-ntorma
ton which the Nat Inlegencer and Union do mol com
munica,e until the next morning. The Patriot OF '2a'
,urday evening" brings 10 US the proceedings oil ha' gay
twenty four hours earlier than receive them III oo'
papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

w The London Times has very sashng article
upon Mr.. j. O. ADAMS qu,ting the Book of Genesis to
prove our Title 10 the whole Of Oregon We do not
think an expression Of The Times whit too severe
Dul we remember, years ago, when Mr.. ADAMS. in a
Lecture we believe delivered in New York. justified
Inc OF The British upon the Chinese by quo
'a"o"s from the Sacred Scriptures, The Times pubsh-
gu 'e whoie oil his remarks, with unbounded
oa'oh' and saw In them the fullest Justification of the
plumber and bloodshed which ensued.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
Good Prices .tor Tobacco by John II. Tyee, Comm
mission .Nerctaut L,nchbug.

soId on Tuesday last. for ID. II. lsha, Esq. Of
Appomattox hid of tobacco at 81 rs per hundred
bought by A. II. Armistead, manufacturer; | hid for
John W. Marshall. Of same county, at 81 bought by
g. T. Williams s. CO. manufacturers; and hid tor
Robert Elliott. Of Campbell, at $500, bought by J.
Hare manufacturer The quantity Of tobacco coming
in is quite small for the seasoD and the quality so far
very interior. Good Tobacco either manufactures. OF
shipping. would command good prices IN hs market
JOHN H. TYREE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.
The Senl,nnnual Meeting of the Union .9grirultu-
raj Society,"" Formerly the New London A. S. will
be held, AT Campbell Couu House. On the frs, Tuesday
in May next.
The object of this meeting being TO determine upon
the amour, aud character Of the Premiums 10 be award
ed at the Annual meeting in November following. the
attention Of the members particularly, and of other per.
sons generally Who feel an interest in the subject uf Az
rcullure. are earnestly invited to it. The Executive
Committee for the ensuing Seni>annnal and annual
meetings. consists Of Col. o. q. Clay, Jno d. Aloxan
der, aud James w. hloornan. II. l.. DAVIS.
I5M Secretary u. A. s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

We ind necessary 10 90 10 press at an earlier hour
than we have been in the habit OF doing. We must
quest our advertising friends, therefore, To hand IN their
advertisements as as possible. AS general rule.
advertisements unless very short. il not received by
O'Clock. A. NJ. on Wednesdays and Saturdays, may not
be expected to appear in the paper Of the following days
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

and conciliaiory the tone OF the Enssh prlats wi
rernit rs to be. We would in fact, almost propose
an armislce 10 them. If thansh, they would he
willing to accept It," WoHld that tie Union had
though, thus SIX or twelve months ago. But lis silence
even now may do good.
The President has now TO act A grea, deal may
depend upon his next move.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
Consniisstomer's Sa,e OF Sf0rcs.

svNtd Of SkHGGS,
pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
u OF Law mud Chancory Tor the County of Amherst
pronounced ON the 3lst day of Msre, 1916 in three
suits therein deponding the first between Edmund Win
son late sheriff of Amherst County, aud ms such admins
lsator dc bonls with the will annexed OF Henry
" ats. decd, Plaintiff, and Caiharno Waits, and
others deendansi the second +. s. HUT, Plaintiff and
Lewis r. Staples and Others defendants aud tho th;rd
hetweon Patrick IL. Hickok plaintiff. and Edmund
W lnslon IN his own right and administrator do bons
non with the will annexed of Henry II. Wat,s, deed
and Edwin IL. Waits defendants, will, on Saturday
the 9th day OF June. 1896 tho Market House. IN tho
town of Lynehbng. sell by way OF public auction for
Cnsh three slaves, namely. Sarah Ann, likely. aud
valuable Wonnn. and her infant child abou, twelve
months old, and America. Commonly called Mecca, }
likely glrl about twelve years old.
In further pursuance Of the Decree will on tho
first day Of the next May term of Tho County Cour, OF
Amherst. at the Court House OF the said County, sell by
way OF public auction, more slaves, new held by
the said Caharine Watts as her dover in the estaia
Of the said Henry IL. Waits. deceased, Tho terms of
this last mentioned sale " III be made known at the time
and place OF sale. Acting merely az Commissioner
will only sell and convey such title to the property
81 as aforesaid advertised 10 be sold is vested IN me
by decree aforesaid. EDMUND WINSTON,
Conmis suner
April 80 ,GJunc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30

COL c. S. ToDD, the Minister penip,tenliary OF
the United Siaes TO Russia, has arrived in this cuun
try. We have heard no i'm animation who is to be his
successor. Col. i'opD has remained we believe twice
II not three times, long his post as any ofhis
predecessors, since the reiurn OF AIr. MIDDLETON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
HHY.7.V.T r. TZ.vSLEr

HH Y.1.V'T r. TX.CSLEF
nFFER for sale, fall and complete supply Of
~ GROCERIES. consisting in part Of the fIlow.
ing goods
30 had' p Rc" ST. croia and N Q. s ST.
25 boxes and barrels Loaf Sugar,
i25 bngs Rio, Laguyra aud Java Coffee.
80 bids. aud bills. Moasses,
25 half barrels very fine Nlolasses,
300 kegs Nails,
800 sacks Salt.
10 iuns country Bar Iron,
+" rredagar lron small sizes,
5000 los. American Blslered Steel.
500 " Shear and Cast Steel.
1900 Z" Hoop Iron, in to in.
10000 " bale Cotton
10000 +" Sole Leather. good and damaged,
20 barrels Tanners Oil,
90 Grndsiones,
300 lbs. best Caracas Indigo,
1000 i" Nader,
DO kegs Dupon,'s and Kentucky Rife Powder.
80 " Blasting do
so bags Shot,
50 kegs White Lead,
20 barrels Vinegar,
30 nest Tubs,
80 doz. Buckets,
500 lbs. Lamp Black,
500 :. Putty,
80 boxes s 4 10 and 10 x I2 GIs~,
80 barrels No. and 3 MackreI.
SO boxes Sperm, Hull's and Tallow capdlss.
so Soap.
s casks Cheese.
90 boxes Raisins,
2 casks Rice,
30 boxes Tea,
chest fine Tea.
20 bales Domestcs,
10 .s Oznaburps
80 pieces Bed Ticking.
80 IS beached Domestic.
With many other articles, too numerous to meafssR
in an advertisement. all Of which assure our frpNds.
and the public generally, shall be sold low fOr CASH o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
NEW spHsaNts AND sU1ays a. As
d q d I'D -.

N J. BURTON is now receiving a very ex@
EIs tensive assortment OF
.NEW GOODS,
embracing GREAT VARIETY OF the newest snd most
fashionable tyles al prices that cannot fail to please
lie respectfully sociis examination OF his stock be-
fore purchasing.
ADu2 Is II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
OPIUM, EsITlIeAIsII.

CAITS. Senna, Caomol. Camphor,
~ Jalap. Tartar Eme,ic, A,ocs,
Cloves, Mace. Nulmcgs. Suda
Chrome and Paris Green. Iarlare Acid,
Castor Oil. Spirits Turpon,inr.
Yellow, Pale, Red and Calsaya Dark,
and very large and general supply of ALL artices in
the DRUG line for sale at Howell DAVIES.
April 30 f,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
OBITUARY..


Died, the morning Of the 18th April AT the resi-.
dence of his praod mothet Mary Graves, in franklin
county, CHARLES A. Gilt IN the SD year 0t his age
Seldom. If ever, has fallen lot perform
anch,Iy duty paving this heartfelt tribute To the
memory of one whp but a short time since, was buoy
ant with hope aud The promise Of a long and useful life
Though resignation the decroes Of Heaven is enjon-
ed upon us as Christian duty, yet IL is impossible
conslgn TO the cold mud bleak mansion Of the dead the
mortal remains OF one endeared To by the most hal
lowed ties Of friendship without experiencing the deep.
est and most poignant To those who knew the
deceased llle need be said, for the character Of
who has attained 10 tie age Of 80 years is sure be
distinctly impressed upon the mind Of the community
IN which he lives. To his distant friends however, IL
will he gratifying 10 know that he died as re had lived
true, vrluous and honsf The writer has talent at
description. lie IS conscious Of his inability 10 do JUS
re 10 has matf slilng qualities. His heart his purse,
and his house, open day the oi cbar-
". In the d5mestic circle, aud in the relations of
trend, citizen. ard master, perceive much that
envabe The lie OF the subject of this obituary. but
cannot in This limited notice, further expatiaie. Whilst
we thus depore our ass 1T not forget 10 mlnge our
syInpahIrs with The Of the bereaved relations.
Let bear small paron Of this unsupportable weight.
But aaAl how mpotert all things earthly TO init.
late anguish sueh theirs. requires something more
than human PHILOSOPHY 10 steel tho heart against such
| orcasinns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-30
,yTTE.y'T'xO.V OFFICERS.

a N OFFICER'S Goat, Cap. Wings. Sword. &.
~ &c. all nearly new, can be had very low by ap
plying at this Office.
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