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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
5No. j, = n, H''sFsi Sized, Trustees.
Sale conducted by
MoSBY & HoLcoMBE, Auct'rs.
o
YTAI.TAgLELAND FOTssAi.E.

By virtue of n decree of the honorable Chan
Gerry Court at Rogcrsvill-, for the purpose of dis
tribung portion ofthc Real Estate of George Rut-
ledge. dcr'd. among h- lcgsl heirs, &c. tho un-
dcr>gncd, appointed Commissioner by the Honora-
bic Chancellor, will expose at public sale III the
highcs, bidder at the courthouse door in the town
Of Bloun,yillc on the "a day nf October, ISL on
u credit of one and two years, (the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved sccurity) Il truly desirable
tract OF land containing 66S acres, situated in Sui
liyun county East Tcnncssre, and extending with
in less than one mile of said town. the main
stage road from Blountyc to Abingdon and
through whirh said road passes distance of more
than j miles, and not more thnu or miles from
the depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road.
| On said farm nbout 800 acres oi cleared land,
lying well, and productive, including 30 acres otex-
cellcnt meadow land, with several good never fail
4 ing springs, u comfortable dwelling house well hn-
| shed with suitable barn and out buildings, or
Guards &c. The timber is good and abundant
| The undersigned is authorized 10 divide said tract
in two parcels, and s,+l 10 either way. at private
salc, To any person wishing to procure a farm
scarcely surpn- scd in East Tennessee, the opporu
nifty is now presented. The title is good aird in
disputablc
! Letters addressed to the undersigned AT Rogers
vile, e. Tenn, viii he attended 10.
GEO. W. NETlIERLAND,
Special Commissioner.
~ 4 /
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT OF TIE
i MAUIxS.-JTIY lST 1851.

~ IST, lSJl.
NokTilERN.-Arrivesf from Charlottesville IN
the DAYS hcrctefore viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
day. and Saturdays. Schedule time Of arrival ,, a.
Leaves "a heretofore. Sundays, W ednesdays
and Fridays at 3. n m.
PACKET MAIt.-Arriycs every day, except
Tuesday, between and 7, m. Leaves every
dav except sunday, about Z, -. m. I'y the NORTH
in Staveahd Packe, there is received and despatch
r.I errry day L r,il for Richmond and points North
and south of that tsty.
~ The Canal way mail isrcccised W Wednesdays,
Friday. aud Sundays and despatched Mondays,
Weslncadavs and Fridays rs heretofore.
SoUTHwESTERN,(o (or Salem. )-Arrises Sun
aav. Wednesday. and Fridays, nj 6, a. ~. Leaves
TacsInyr Thursdnys and Saturdays about $. n. N.
WESTERN (o5 F.araslc. )--Arrises Tuesdays.
Thursiays and Saturdays, about 6, p M. as hereto
fore. Leaves as heretofore. Monlays, Wednesday,
and Eriays--bui . later hour say about 5, a. m.
.Y~ By these fwo lines, mails for places not
further west thin Buford's are despatched every
day excerpt Sunday.
LEXINGTON, (ri1 Natural Bridge. )-Arivcs
Sundays, Wednesday. and Friday- abc-t ', r, M
Leaves Tua.iays, Thursdays and safurdays, alter
arrival of Packet.
BY this aud she Western line. malls Tor Lexing
fen are desi,atrl,cd cveryday except sunday
FARMvILLE.-Arrivcs Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturlays, sbos; q, =. N. Leaves Mondnys'
Wednesdays and riilys, about T. a.
.ft will be seen the days of arrival and departure
4,nve been changed. Nothing from Richmond is
brought by this mail.
DANvILLE.-ArriVes, ns heretofore, Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. Leaves as heretofore,
AIond,y.. Wednesdays ard Fridays, nt u M
PEDEAR MiLLS.-Arriscs hs heretofore, Mon
days and Tiursdnys, between 10 and IL, A. m-
Leaves uboai /, p. M, same day.
o Mail closed nj q. p. No Mails arriving
on those nights. the Office win not be opened for
delivery on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday- after dark.
On Sunday morning. the office will be kept open
for one ho-r after the Mail BY the Packet is ready
for delivery WL VI. BLACkfORD, 7. NJ.
Julv Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

e REMOVAL.-The subscriber. thank
IS, 4 ful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex
Isss6tcnded to him, would respectfully inform
his ttends and the public generally that he has re-
moved his Watch and Jcwcfy establishment to the
house one door above Mr.. John kinnier's and op-
posite Rumtoughs Big Red Hat" where he has
on hand n neat and well selected assortment of
IVA TCHES AND JE HELRY of the latest
STYLES All in want of articles in his line are ear
nestly requested TO call and examine his stock, as
he is determined to sell the mos, reasonable
terms a good assortment ofSilver Ware constant
" on hand. manufactured by Mr. Henry Silver
thorn which will be sold low as cau be bought
elsewhere EDW. W. VICTOR
n b. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at
the shortest notice and on reasonable terms The
highest price paid Tor old gold and silver.
opol-.s EW.V
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WTA.swsCK lIoUsE.-Mrs.M We.

w Csccry, (ioic cf R'chmo"d, } Man Sf''
,,e~ Mc Fraakiia Ho'd, fgnch+'rg, FAITHS en-
tircly new and handsome cstahishr'cIi Is open for
the accom- 1olatinn Of resi}cp' and yaasieRt Boar
riers. It hns been fitted up especiallyfor the bn-
ness furnished in ahi ha, dseme style and will
he kept in the very bcsi manner
Mrs NcC. return. her thanks for the unprrcc
,lontcd patronage bestowed upon her house during
si,e shoft pcriod il has been opep"d Arrangements
has been made forthc Accommodation Of horses snd
vehicles.
Mrs McC. solic;ts share ofthc prblic patronage
promising hef personal attention To every depart
mcnt ofNhc House, with The assistance "t her hus-
band who is engaged in another business.
Piccs the same As similar establishments
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"a; THE Sign OF THE Red

GszA HAT-FALL FASHIONS FOX Is9I.-
The subscriber has received the fall fashions of
fine Dress Hats and is prepared to furnish those
who rnny favor him with call, without any cnco-
miums on his own manufacture. Call and examine
for yourself if my hats can be eelipsed in beauty.
quality or price.
Aug 2I-ts JACOB RuMBOUGH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
naATTrE SIGNOFTIEE BLUE

The subscriber has received the Fall Fashion of
Genlen1en's fine Dress Hats of the latest and most
approved style, and is now prepared TO furnish his
friends and customers and the public generally,
with AN article of Hats that can't be surpassed in
the State for beauty, quality and price and most
earnestly solicits call from all the hat-wearins
community. as he intends to spare no pains or OK
pcnse in making up his work, in such IA manner us
to eclipse all former efforts in the production of the
silk Hat. Hckceps constantly ON hand a large as
sorimcnt of all the various styles and qualities of
MATS AND CAPS for wholesale or retail All
he asks is n call insure sales, the articles will
recommend themselves. Call at the sign of the
Bur Haf. Aug lS-ts WM. SITTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18

NOTEGE.-Thc subscriber having ob;ainrd
~ the exclusive right Of retailing Fisk's scialc
Burial Cases takes this method Of informing the
people of Lynchhurg and the surrounding country,
that he has in his sware room on Main Street.
lot fthe above Cases Of different sizes. II would
be difficult task TO give adequate inpre of
these Cases without personal inspection, they
perfectly air tight and ndisiuctoble and for pro-
teciing and preserving the Dead, for ordinary iu-
terments for vaults, or for transportation, supe
rior to anything of the kind before inyen;ed Those
unfortunate enongh to need the ahove Cases can be
supplied by :. DIUGclD.
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V,O HEANUFACTURERs-SALE q


u COTTON MACHINERY. at dYciioR.-
win be sold at public auction, upon the premises,
on Wednesday. the Sih day of October next all the
MACHINERY contained in the factory building.
lately owned and occupied by the Lyuchburg Man
ufacturing Company, comprising Willow, Pickers,
Cards, Drawing and ThrosIlc frames, Wrappers,
Spoilers. Dresser, Packing Press, and various 9TH
er articles pertaining to cotton manufacture Also
Shcarcr and one Nsppcr.
The above viii be sold in lots to suit purchasers.
and without any limitation whatever-and the sale
will positively take place upon the day appointed.
An unusually good opportunity is here offered to
manufacturers to supply themselves with Nachin-
cry Mt very small cost
Also for sale rs above one STILL with Copper
Worm and fixtures, for manufacturing Whskey by
steam.
For father information apply to
WM S. ELLISON.
Office of the Va. and Tenn. r. r.,
SEPT S--iw Lynchburg, Va.
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AW paRTNssEsSItIP..

Il IL signed having this day formed partner
-hp in The practice Of law. will attend 70 all busi-
ness coniidod IA them in the counties of Bedford.
yampbcil. Amherst and APpomnttox, and the Cor
,,ornfion of Lynchburg.
tpr Oheo opposite George NJ. Rueker. Main
street, Lyochburg, Va.
JOHN o. l.. GoEGIN,
July Il-ts FREDERICK W. PAGE.
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q FINE WATCHES AND FINE

"A JEWELRN. -CHARLES A. EFARD,
ls-S, iVaich-Naker and .icreHcr, LYScnBuRj
vA-rhc subscriber feels grateful for the very b.
eral patronage extended to him. and would re-
spectfuy inform Tie citizens of Lynchburg and
the surrounding coa1fry, that he is receiving tho
largest and finest assortment of the above articles,
tlnr he has ever offered in this market. The fol-
lowing comprises portion Of his Stock such as :
Fine gold and silver hunisman and plain ca-cd
Watches warranted is carat anti - jewels, the f.
nest ever offered in this market made by Jos. Jon
son; Gold fob, guard and breast Chains, Seals and
Keys, Ear Rings and Finger Rings, of various
kinds; Brca.t Pms Lockets glass Bracelets; Cuff
Pins Necklaces; gold and silver Spectnclcs; Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies' Silver
Forks and Butter Knives; plain and set Silver
Combs; gold and silver Pencils; fine silver Boquctte
Cases. gold and silver Thimblcs; pocker silver and
pearl Card Gases. and many other articles too ma
mcrous to mention. All be asks is call. he
feels confident that lac suit both in quality and
price
~ He also repairs Watches and Clocks, IN the
best manner and ON the most reasonable terms.
He invites those who has work done of that kind to
give him "A trial. as from his long experience in
that branch of his profession he feels certain that
he will not fail give satisfaction to his customers
tS Old Goh and Silver taken in exchange for
nnvthing in my line CHAS. A. EVARD,
Nav bats A doors ADORE ErchaBge Corner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-18
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND AND NEGROES in Cdmp-

THRUST SALE OF tAat &SH-E
= LAND AND NEGROES in Camp
JtH cad Pittsg'raRia-By virtue Of deed Of trust
cxecutcd on the 18th day Of December, 1919, by
Robert Ward. and recorded in the corntes Of
CamrbcIl and ittsyyslnia and by directions of the
hencfcinrirs in said deed the undersigned, netting
ns trustees ~ill proceed Thursday. the 2jth day
Of September next, to sell ON the premises by way
| If public nucton. to the highest bidder, THE
| Tract OFLAAD IN PfTTSYL V1NLA, on
which Mr.. Ward resides, situated opposite to
Ward bridge, fronting more than mile on Staun-
ton river and continuing Eighteen Hmm
| fy<E dTcG and Thirty-six Acres, Of
y. which about 400 cleared and in cultiva-
| ton. The larger portion of the RIVER BOT
| TONS is of the best qualy-the cleared high
| land is gocd and most of it very good. large
portion Of the upc!cnrcd land is of excellent quality
| for the growth Of Tobacco 1t lies generally very
\ we'll, and is conveniently watcrcd. II has on il
| <fs DWELLING HOUSES, and other neccs-
ILL sary buildings also Manufacturis.g
Will, with two pairs of stones, patronized by IA
good country custom prepared TO grind all the grain
fthc ncishborhood: Also, Turning Laihe, a Sar
| Mn with nn abundance Of heart pine and other
timber for it, use, Also, a wcll-known and profit
4 able TIFERN STAND, nffordinG ready mark
ct for surplus grain. This tract of Land is within
% miles of Lynrhburg on the Piitsylvanio Turn
| pike, and affords opportunity for profitable
! investment. We shnll also sell ut the same time
and on the premises, another Trnct of Land IN
| Camp5,H County, adjoining the lands Of Chiswcll
Dabncy esq. Mrs Moornan and MIR. Simmons.
ying on Ward road. and continuing FOtR MN
fYa DRED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, the
<. larger portion Of which is excellent Tobacco
| Land
| Full possession Of thesc lands will be given on
the lst Of December next, and possession for seed
ing purposes, any time utter the day of sale. Mr..
] Robert Ward will show the lands to any wish
| ing 10 buy
We shall also sell at the same time and plncc,
Ten Negro Men aud WOmcM. We
shall nl-o sell the interest Of Robert Ward in the
1 tntc Of Patscy Barber.
By the terms of the deed of trust, the property is
directed to be sold FIR cash, aud it will be accord
inelv So sold and thc sale vii; he without
1t the 25th day Of September be not fair day.
the sale will be made on the next day; and il ne
cessary, viii be continued from day to day till all
the property Is sold.
| The undersigned believe the tide 30 This proper
" Ia be tuquesronabe but selling trustees, they
will convey such title only, as is vested in them by
the decd aforesaid.
G. l.. MOSBY. }r-
JNo. NJ. SPEED, '"'''e7
Sale conducted by
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Es0N BRASS FOUNDRY

% EAsON "a ~ Is ASS EOS NDM {,
G n MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
" FACTORY.-Thc undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added AN addition
al amount Of steam power to their establishment and
are now prepared to execute any work in the above
line in a stvlc not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand, all kinds ofCast-
ings, aud would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, SC.
They offer their services for the manufacture of
all kinds Of Machinery; such as Horse Power, Mil
Gearing. &c All kinds of Plows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements. are kept CON
stnnily tor sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines ofthe most approved patterns, AT the
large Brick Foundry Main Street, below the Frank
lin Hotel. 1T. & q. s. DIuGUID.
March l-lv
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TNDERTAKING-The subscriber still
~ continues to attend TO all calls in this line of
business, with promptncss and dispatch Cotiins
ofall sizes and every description kept constantly on
hand, and burials attended to. and all possible at
tcnton paid. Charges very much reduced
Son LIS A. WINSTON.
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AOE REWARD.--RAN AWAY fron

~ AsF banyilir, IN the Goth August negro
Nov, named JIM belonging to tho Rev. Geo. w.
ilaine, IL company with n bright mulaito man,
Wilkes. belonging to DIR. N. NJ. Rome of Yanccy-
lille, Y. O, Jim is nearly white, aboai II years Of
rgr, quite Intelligent and ordinarily clothed. No
pdiicl,ar marks recollectcd. II well clothed, he
Noultl pass az white boy which no doubt lac will
a'tcmptto do. II is supposed he viii endeaSor To
scscapc into free STATE II t'kcn and secured so
that hi, owner, lvho is absent from Danvillc) cun
,rt him, reward Of s25 will be paid.
JOHN W. BRonNAX,
CiIA'S y. SLAUGHTER
g., ..l,, n1nvillr \u
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ITO CARPENTERS AND House

Il BULLDERS-Ou hand large and well Sc
ected stock of Building Materials. such as rim,
rurticc, stock closet and door Locks; fast. loose
and Parliament Butts, in addition to general as
snrtment of Carpenter fools and Cabinet Maker :
Materials, in great variety, all Of which is offered
very low. Sep Its A. WINSTON.
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7 AND FOR SALE,

4 AND FOR SALE.-By virtue Of deed
Il 4 Of trust executed TO me by John Bryan and re-
corded in the Clerks Office of the county court of
Campbell, / shall on the 9TH day Of Oetober next,
proceed. the premises, to sell To the highest
bidder, A TR A e r. OF IA ID lying
near Campbell court house, coniaihing about
fyN 22O ACR Il T. :. and conveyed in
-. said deed OF trust by the said John Bryan.
The deed requires the Land be sold for cash, bnr
no doubt arrangements " i'll be made with those in
terested 10 sell il on credit This is good tract
of Land, and win suit a small farmer. IL adioins
the lands OF Ms. Catharine Bryan, deed, which
has good dsvcil;ng house it. and which Is for
sale. JOSEPH DlNNlDDiE, Trustee.
The above sale is made by my request
Sent lI-t7O JNO. BRYAN
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NOTtCE.--All those having claims against
IN the estate of the late Thomas u. Jones ART
requested 10 Prc.cnt them for settlement, nnd those
who indebted to the csfnte will please come for
NyarI and m,kc payment.
CniISToPI1ER MOORE, Admir-.
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observation-disclosures. YOUNGER 4

IL SMITH, have removed To Bank square, and
taken the large and ccmmodious walnut front bull
ding, recently erected by John H. TNrcc, immedi-
ntcly opposite the Cnbell House. and convenient To
Friends and Martins warehouses; where they
would be pleased their old friends and custo-
,ners andta the trade generally. they will offer induce
menrs. They will keep constantly on hand iarg'
stock Of Grpoc,Ees, Staple Pry goods, Liquors, ,c
NC. A call is all they ask.
They will also trade for nh kinds of Country Pro
Rc and pay prompt attention to receiving and for
warding goods, and to the sale et produce sent Ia
them on consignment. up lo-ts
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TERRY & SIIIELDS.1
AUCTION SALES OF LAND &C.
M EGROEs FOR sALE.--ruRsu

NJ EGROES FOR SALE.--PURSU-
1 Y ant to decree Of the Circuit Court of Am
her-t county, pronounced the August term, 1851
Of said Court in the of johnson and wife rs
Mitchell &c The undersigned commissioners will
on the third Monday in October next, (that being
CouIt dal at Amherst CT Ho., sell to the highest
bidder, fof CASH, two likely Negroes,
boy about - ycars old and woman. Said sale
is made at the instance of the distributes and the
title is uuqucstonable.
WM. NJ. CABELL.
TIlOS. WHITEHEAD, \
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VlUE LATEST EMPROV We
i MENT,-WHITEH CELEBRA-

J. II. WHITEHURST.
N. b. Likencsscs cf every description copied.
a large assortment Of Iockeis and Mcdalons of su-
s-evtrt quality fos Dagucrrcotypes always on hand
The highes, premium awarded at the late Fair Of
she Maryland Institute for the stest improvements.
Nov Its L, E. GIBBS. Ae'r.
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JACOB RUMBOUGH.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-03
NEW SERIES, VOL. 2 No H..

that lady IS willing to run the gauntlet OF
prejudice and gaping curiosity-an ordeal 70
which the adoption of any material change
in costume is necessarily exposed. Lowell,
however, as we are credibly Informed, is RI
pidly becoming a perfect Bloomerdom and
already the new dress is the ruling fashion,
A gentleman who was in the city of spindles
and spinsters, yesterday, informs US, upon
his honor as a bachelor that he saw as many
as fifty very pretty ladies adorned with the
Bloomer costume. And the dress-makcrs
there, as our informant learned, are so over
run with business that orders have necessari-
" to be given sometime in advance. One
halter had sold, within few days, as many
as two hundred Of the Bloomer hats"
Five of the most lovely and pleasing bellies
of SomervilIe, Mass, had also publicly ap-
peared in the new costume.
! Meantime, the Bloomers are not having Il
all their own way in the "litcrary emporium. !"
They arc burlesquing the thing at the thea
tres-Miss Anna Cruise representing the
veritablc "NIrs Boomer" Mrs Prior tax
ing the part of the renowned, 'AIrs. Swiss
helm,' and Mrs, Vincent, that of the excel
lent "Mrs Partington" In New York,
BrOugham is about to bring out similar
piece.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-03


! felt relieved. ItsWas pleasant to know,
that was not disrespectful--that. she. was
not aippant for, for that particular class, I
entertained, and do still entertain, hearty
adherence. Ireplied,
With yoa, Imogen, will be sincere
Il believe you," sherejoined, adding, for
give me friend, that should have questioned
lit. | have not found all your sex sincere,
and that perhaps, introduced into my mind,
the shadow Of doubt; but it is gone, and
enough is it, that trust yOu. Do not, |
Iimplore you, give me reason, in our future
intercourse, to suspect your candor! / do so
much desire to find one transparent nature
One disposition, that is sine cera."
Her voice had sunk into that low, truth.
full, and heart-prompted cadence, that carries
conviction with it AS she concluded, hel
head droopcd-her long eyelashes were mois
tened by tears; and her whole appearance
was, as if, some lakelet of sorrow, had beer
stirred by the back-going bark of memory
longed to take the place of brother, by hel
side, and to reoiprocate with true fraterna,
fondness, the innocent confdingness of hel
sisterly heart Was I, in love? Who car
tell? think, that was not. We were 81
lent for time.
'Imogen! Imogen! Where IS Imogen?'
shouted the merry hearted Kate, as she flew
along the corridor 'Ah truants, here yor
are" she exclaimed, as she bounded on til,
balcony. We want some music from you
come, quick now. Do you hcar?" saying
which, she vanished from our sight W,
returned to the parlor
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-03

the whole party was individually introduced
to an elegantly dressed, and most accomplish
ed lady, the daughter of one of the most dis
tinguished lawyers New York has ever pro
duced. She had the right word ready for ey-
cry one whoaddressed her, and presented the
President with sweet little boquet of her
own arranging, IN the most tasteful and grace
full manner. We saw the same act of pre-
sentation" performed a hundred times, but in
no instance with such exquisite simplicity &
grace, as marked the offering of this accom-
lplished lady. She is about forty years of
age, and in mentioning the names of some of
the distinguished men she had entertained at
her father house, added but for the last
seven years | have becn--very much out
of the world"
There was young girl in the Asylum,
who also attracted much attention by her
beauty of person and elegance of dress
She did not appear to be over seventeen years
of age, and there was not the slightest indi-
cation of lunacy, or even of irregularity'
about her.
She stood in the door of her room, which
was adorned with flowers gracefully acknowl-
edging the bows of the visitors, though nc
one presumed to speak to her. She wore a
beautiful wreath of peach and cherry bios
SONS in her dark hair; the only ornaments
appropriate to her rare and touching beauty
Thinking of the fair Ophelia" and the heart
broken Bride of Lammermoor, and all the
delicate femme harp-strings that were ever
broken by sorrow or sin, we left the bcauti
full lunatic, and for hours, afterwards, every
sound seemed moan, every breeze sigh
and even the drops of the morning which
glistened in the flowers, looked more ik,
tears of sadness than gems of JOY.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-07-03
s. OF r..
HENRY, STODDART & co,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN
Glotiltg8,
BOOTS AND OES,
EEL "a :" @-

Corner emit and Wafer SIS, Mobile, A2a
JNo. HENRY, ALEX. SToDDART,
J. w, FIELD, JAMES TAFT.
We would respectfully call the attention of
Planters, Traders and citizens generally, TO our
Very Ertsnsire Stock of the above articles,
which have been selected with the greatest care
as regards material and workmanship, especially
for this market.
We are at all times prepared 10 furnish to the
Trade, every style of Goods in our line at salts
factory prices, and would respectfully solicit or
ders
Oct Ord, 1850. 2l-Gm.