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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-09

Over a thousand kinds OF Comic Valentines, 1.-THE
best in market.)
ALSO,
hand extensive of oil the latest and
popular Piano and Guitar Music, Guitars, vions
Flutes, Flageles, &C., &C.. kept constantly hand
(Guitar and Violin Strings of the very best quaty-a
large supply All orders filled with promptness and dis.
patch Addressto LOUDWICK WARROCK,
Book, Stationery and Music Dealer,
ljan26is1 Lynchburg.
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WA lsnsLE wORKs :.

ken y n n ITH II1 n - H II NJ " " HH
~ JOHN +. ROGERS has removed his Marble Works
the Of Main and 9Th streets whcrewillbe found
n fine assortment Of Egyptian, Ttalian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Graye Stones, Mante
Pieces of every description WALTZ lates, Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest
nrr. Orders from the country with city reference,
rompty attended 10.
Mr. II. having served his apprenticeship in of the
lurgest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business atters himself that
all work executed at his shop will give entire satfoc.
ton any done North or South.
Richmond, july 1d-lyd
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virginia y Tennessee Railroad

~ VI y, s...Tsss
ON AND AFTER Monday 18th January, 1853
- the Mail, and regular Passenger rrain will leave
ynchburg daily, sundays excepted, At o'clock, Nj,
nd arrive At Salem ut lot o'clock. NJ. Returning
ill leave Salem at u o'clock, 7 NJ. and arrive in
ynohburg at5i o'clock Z M-stopping. going and retur
ing, the following places only Forest Depot Goodies
liberty, Oak Muga, Buford's ,Bonsaek'-. Big Lick and
allen. There will be Freight Trim leaving Salem
ally, Sundays excepted, ut 81 o'clock, NJ, and one
aving Lynchburg at o'clock, 7 NJ. To each pass
niger car will be attached. These trains will stop for
ccights aud passengers Halseys Clnys Forest De
ct, Goodies, Lowry's. Liberty, Oak M"lgo, Bufords,
}onsac, =, Gish's MIL Big Lick aud Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves either trim must
furnished with two passes. that can be retnn-
in the office, and il must be expressly stated the
ASS, that they permitted II go the Free
cgroes obtnn tickets before starting of the tiet 81
gent, 10 whom they must produce slaetory evidence
their freedom.
THOS SHARP,
Snp't Trnnsp't,
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RODNEY. Miss, Dec. I. 1882.

Isaac B,i7ge Esq, .Nfc Orlcans.
Dea1 Sir,-We send you of Rich & Co.'S Satrs,
tried in the fire in the pod August. This
Safe stood extreme heat Oft large frame building in
which il used surrounded by quantity of baggng.
flour, rope, whiskey, and many other combustble oi
Giles. Ii will show for itself the heat it sustained. The
papers therein soilcd. We therefore do
hereby certify that this is Of the best Safes have
seen All ether safes, except this make, proved worth
less, US can now be proven on the ruins.
Yours respectfully
WORTIjTNGTON e. 90
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AyiiceSoppropriatc the First Cfoss-BoNes Of hu's
hornets M furniture
Arliees appropriate 10 Second Ciass-Boxes bules
of dry goods feathers shoes saddley gnss, paints oils
drugs and confectionery.
Arlicles ap0opliaieio Third Ciass.-Yirgina domes
tics sugar coffee liquor, boeging rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
por tin, sheet IRON hollow-ware qaeensware cnsting1
hardware marble (dresscd aud other henYy artcesno
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate II He FouA Ci@s.-flour, Gin
sucks) rice pork, beet fish lard, taow and bacon Gin
cuks, boxes socks) beeawax baes OF rugs, ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marbe, (undresscd) mill md
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VALENTINES FOR ESj3.-A LARGE
:, assortment, comprising Sen''nental and Comic
saentnes, Embossed Envelopes, Gold Valentine Cards,
NC The above embraces large variety from = cts to
wholesale and retail by C. MORSE.
Jan 2o.ts
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NEW CONCERN.-We, the undersigned
haYea socated ourselves together under the style
and firm OFF b NOWLIN & CO, for the purpose Of
conducting general Grocery, Commission and For
wardiug business, the old stand Of Nowlu, Main
street, Lynchburg Va
We will keep constantly on hand every article usually
kept in grocery establishment, all of which we will
sell low.
NOWLfN,
JNO d HARVEY.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ST. VNLENIINE7S DRY THE l41H FEB. 1883.
NNARROCK'S Great Valentine and Music Empo-
w rum, Market ST., door below the Post Of.
fee. The stock Of Valentine, for 1853, is
ready and far exceeds in novelty of design and of fn
ia any heretofore offered 1t comprises the following
assortments:--
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sVEhON n n WINES OF THE EIEWEN-
i lSLAIuRE-THE ANCIENT DOMINION
LOOKING Up d .20n. O00 .4opropria,ei f,y h,iey-
nal hapfore ents-The bills approprating in the urc-
gate the above sum for the completion of the Va. and
Tenn, South Side, Petersburg and Norfolk and Dan
action Of the SENATE In the mean time the friends of
Ere,aaI Improvements WHO may wish to appropriate
their funds iadeiousY in the completion Of their winner
Wardrabez will find no difficulty in passing gooA bills
at the CLOTHING BAZAAR, Tor which they will re.
ceive handsome aietae3tds on sight.
Those WHO wisha fine sitting Garment, carat 10 Gus
tom 1eo at considerable less Expense aud trouble would
do we'll 10 call cstublishment--as IN our large
stock Of Dress Frorb, and Sack COATS, PANTS.
VESTS, &c, the shape, size, TASTE and means Of all
may be accommodated. A. y. SIIAFER & Co.
| teb 3-is Clothing Buznnr.
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SrFRAs MARYtN, Salumaudor Safe Manufacturers,
have purchased Of H. c. Jones thc patent right for his
Powderlroof Bank Lock commonly called the WoRLD's
FHR Lock behind which One Thousand Dollar. was
placed in a Safeat the Fairin London, during period
Of fortyYe days, 10 be tie property Of any Of the vsi
tors WHO could open the Lock. The attempt open
made ,ailyby hundreds without success
Bankers, jewelers. and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole proprictors
STEARNS & MARVIN,
fl Sd Rc3n. l16 Wnter Slrrct. Now Nnrk.
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CtOEE' EE, sac A az, corr NJ
" YARNS, &c
go bag. Rio, Laguira, Maracabo and Java Coffee,
10 hhds. N o. Sugar,
81 boxes and bbls. Lump, Crushed, powdered and
Coffee Sugars, very fine,
1900 Lealssveand Milton Cotton Yarns,
u bbs. low priced Sugars fof Manufacturers,
40 boxes Sperm, Tallow aud Ada'o Candles.
For suleby GEO. BAGBY.
inn or
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-efA=444- WAY BTGGYS, IIAGONS 3f-1at
8c.--The Subscriber respectfully Informs hfriends and
the public generally that his stock of Carriages Rocka
way, and Buggys large and he is adding tot dai
ly-all of his manufacturing and warranted equal
to any in the state, either for neatness or durability
He hasalso a good stock Of Cauyails for aud two
horses.
His STOCK ofiron o>e wagons is very large several
very superior wagons and four horse wagons and
a large lot oftwo horse and ouchorsc wagons.
Also a large lot of Rail Road carts made, and making
up all sizes Of wagons, curtis &c.
Feb. 9-d&cGmif. JNO II BAlLEf
| sqlave below the ankn Hotel.
Danyille Register publish moab (iD and send
account o this Office.
Republican copy months. (iD
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IA l $500 Z.
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N/HEAT.-1he undersigned is operating
w his Mills, and Is in market for Wheat He
also keeps hand for sne, Corn, Corn meal and Oial
Also, Lump and Ground Plnster.
Aug 23--dts IL. 8. LANGHogNE
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IRISH POTATOES.-50 bbls ''Wilkes"Snow
Ball and Pink Eyed Potatoes, fresh from tho Peaks
OF Ottcr-ju.t received and for sale by
I feb 5-ts LEE Il JOHNSON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
A vALUABLE INVENTION.

l !
i has been very peunenlis said, lha, lie Who
made two blades of grass 10 groNsgA where but Oue
grew befose, was ! public beneiadfer, aud qAite
Us itue it is that he who, by aieehaufss eenius,
may construct machine .wbi,a al barely dpe
halfthe cost, will accomplish double the< labor,
is equally woti6y III public esteem. Oar tellRw.7
towrsman, sir Gto F. 5 zIanAaMAF slhe NO.
prietor o. our Machine hopk Ala. jaAt secured
his Patent for one Of the best Tareslers Ma
Cleaners, which BY actual e4perimeni, has DIR
yet been invented. Il Is simple in construction,
suhs,angiaiFin mahGiaeure, and can be putlnp
for barely ovef one bait what ANY other Thresber
and Cleaner now ii use will dosr. Itcan be sod
o. course al a greaElyTeducedE price, thereby Zen.
eftling tie Farmer, whist enables the manu-
fac4nrerto realize liberal profit Ibis machine
has been in dferatlpn in our own and the neigh.
boring Cohnties II Virginia and Mary land Nor
SINE IS months, Fudl il has proved % entirely
satisfactory in lis operations, both as to speed
and The superior dxecntionz1t its work. that il
enjoys ALMOST an exclusive pte.eminence over
all others, as ls Hundreds oG certificates which,
I hqve been furnished eonclnsyely demonstrate,
| The demand Tor these machines, AZ Ne learn,
have so greatly Increased SINCE The satisfactory
departments oflthelast season, thatlihe proprie.
ilor has already received orders for sixty odd, 10
Ibe 10 readiness BY he next ial with probabili.
Ety that more than 200 vii Prerequisite TO meet
bhc demand Atjhs Baltimore Fair, last autumn,
air Zimmerman Machine received the fist
II
premium in completion with the most ceEebrat-
ed machines Of the country, a1d 70 our own per
! sonl knowledge eIeitedlhe highes, commenda.
him, from the most practical and-scientifc tarm.
Frs who were present. We congratulate the
worthy proprietor On the value Of his improve.
ment, and hope he may Iealze-a rich return iort
the labor and sditfitulties which have been Fin.
tounfred ine bringing i to tp high a stare of
hariprtiHu 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
A WoULD-BE orMELLo.

The Syracuse New York. Star has an account Of
defeated marriage alliance between the daughter Of
Methodist Abolitionir Preacher, named King and me-
gro The Preacher had carried his abolition zeal so far
p to scnd his daughter 70 school at place called Nc
Grawylilc, where all colers tolerated and where
there vas black The white and black
girls that were sent to the school Tie sable teacher
taught the preachers daughter than he barganed
for He taught how 70 love him, and she agreed to
marry him. This conclusion, to which her studies at
McGrawviile had brought her. she made known to her
ifnaea parents who were forthwith greatly perplexed
and did all they could TO dissuade their fair and delicate
daughter from bccomng party practical illustration
Il their abennable theories. Their efforts were una
yailing The fair Desdemona trudged of with her
Ohelo and crossed the river get the ceremony per-
formed The Popuiaee had, however, gotten wind Of
the proceeding and there came many more thsn were
hidden to the marriage. Neither the bride nor the brid
groom said to them come; but they forbade the bans
and rdemonsraons Of such an alarming nature
that the groom ded and, il only by the artfuI con-
tfiranee o persons who did desire to see him
injured that he escaped With whole skin. The young
lady wasconveyed back ID her distressed Family. Al
few such win hold the fanatics to ttle common
sense as well as little eominon decency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
the NATIONAL. ARMuniEs.

The pending motpa " Col German, In the House q
Representative 70 teslsrsihe Civil supcrniepdesey q
National Atmorrs has araased the military spirit and
,he chiefof the orAaaRec Department, Col, Craig u
CIT 10 Specification agaiist The change.
This i 81 illustrates q ths old idea that power once
obtained Il never EiitiAgly reIiaguished, We verify
believe. judging from Tie regular entertainments Of The
military upon the cs power, this country will eyentu
ally be as completely undef military rule any country
in the world. Il results from the fact that military Off
GERS are IN Tor le whilst civilians hold their places At
the pleasure Of the President, subject TO every political
change. The military capri df corps Is TOO strong for
resistahce and the clause d the coustuon which says
the military shall BE- saborainaieo the civil power
ID, . fsurifal theory = Rieh.pond Rep.tbltcaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

On sunday last the Rev w. p. DrTroN preached
dc last sermon which i exected t be delivered
4 the Old Presbyterian Church. His text may be
found 10 the Esd chapter 81 Exodhs, Is verseIf thy
presence 20 not ,riih ne, carry at hence His dis.
course On The occasion was one q the most impressive
character, enforced. Is 1 was with great power He
poke q the change which abt to take place, and
eoatrassed Il with that more important change which
must ul,im stely occur with those ho were within the
sound Of his voice. II
lflhs change Thought the sptakef) from the Old
10 The new Chutehbe not made with that feeling
which should exist better lh6l the ntw one had
never been erected. The WORTHY Disihs spoke i'm
ptsssivsly pflhe changes wAeha had occurred since
he ~ sermon delivered in lkai budding His
inquiry Of how many who wire a The Nrd are
now present was well ealeullsed 10 awaken sad
feelings Ia lhsboseal etlhAny Dim present, There
wsts bgl Jss who hsatd>ihe At.lwste there 10 hear
siksI sermon. We IseeeRiEdA very lsw.
The, corner stone " The cid Church vas laid In
October, iess-the ntdlealeHAeok place On the
tIA Of AprlI. 1880, The Rev ssPrlAui Tvsfn.
The PASTOR delivered % avery RIse assemhlage q
discourse from aagsai Il en- 0sverse ~ The glo.
~ o. ,hh latter house shail be greater han Of The
former
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
c RRRYMASDERISc.

4 4 q
The Petersburg Democrat makes an earnest and
pathetic appeal TO the Legislature not man
defthe STATE Il says
There are tive SORTS of gerrymander; enc for
party, the other for individuals. To both, we are
opposed For the frsl here is some excuse-many
good men differ as 10 lis proprirty; but for the Sc
coad, there j. not the shadow 81 pfeIext except 10
crafty the ambitious longings and congressional
expectation Of hungry aspirants Ii the name of
deeeney and propriety, we invoke The Legislature
not TO lay themselves liable 10 this charge Every
body can see that, with tnesiY a virginia man
and due regard TO the teachings Of common sense
Is guides the:e Is nothing difficult Or even yexali
Gus ~ this arrangement Of districts And Why
should the Legislature, by rehearsing the NAV Of
much Ado about Nothing" seek 10 incur III
suspicion OF being composed Of men anxious and
greedy 70 reap the benefit Of their own work 70
For the FIRST lime in the history Of Virginia 20 J.
ties, the arrangement Of Congressional districts il
now treated openly and avowedly as party cues
lion BY the Democracy Of This State Caucus af.er
caucus has been held by The Democratic members
ofthe Legislature, icconsider the subject as though
i were matter il which the Wing party Of this
Commonwealth had no interest whatever. Our
opponents have always denied tina, there was any
thing unfair and illiberal in the dhporuonment Of
1913, or that party considerations Influenced their
action on that occasion. Bat Democracy is pro.
gressive and now bold throws off the mask which
II eondeseended to wear ten years ago. Were ii
within the contemplation The dominant party. 10
lay of the districts 10 conformity with the obyous
principles Of justice fairness, common sense and
public convenience, there would be no necessity
whatever for holding midnight conclayes Of an ex-
elusively party character to consider the subj. ct
TRickmond Timss
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MarIi edl

III On the losh ihstsas. VI Rev. John Coombs, MI.
JOHN N WHIIIlNGIpN q BFaeeinWns 70 Miis
SARAH JANE KRouI. Of Bolivar. W.
On The 18th instant. BY Rev. Mr. Beatty. Mr.. J0ffS
ATTAIN FRAZIER . Mis- ELF ABEtH GRUBER,
all cf this county.
# On the Bridge, at Farpers Ferry. % the sih inst
hy Rev John m. Coonbs Mr.. JOHN NJ. FBRLEY
10 Miss MARY uMBN0pR --boih If Frederick COM
On Tuesday, the 18th inst. by Rev Samuel Cover.
Mr. LAND0N OSBURNg Of Ohio, ahd Miss Emil. i.
Of Lupdonn.
On Tuesday. the lst Instant At the residence Of Sid
JACKSON IA NJ. MlSoR 10 Miss MARY i. VIII.
LIAAsS--hoth Of Londoan.
On the 18th Instant by Rev Mt. Plunkest. Mr.
SYLVESTER JAMESON. Of Frederick. Maryland.
aud Mis- ELiz ABHTH, daughtcrOf eir. 5pha bens,
L Ii Berkeley couAty, Virginia. Ef
N oa, wednesday Inst. Mr.. JAMES MchiANus IL
Mss EIlZABEfiI daughter Of Mr. Aaron KesseeksF.
pf HedgesvSe.
IISABELaLA JANE EvANS--both ofI Berkeley coda.
H On Tuesday morning, the Sth instant by Rev D. @.
1 BraroaSer, Mr.. John u. SrALEY al Miss VIRGIN.
Ia daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Snatrall Of Shsphesdg-
town.
II Ca Thursday the 10Th Instant BY Rev Samuel Red.
gers Mr.. PHILIP II. HANAN Err 10 MissL CCETTA
III hfILSTEAD, all a Laudo0n eonnty!s
HI Ca Tuesday morning tho lst II FS6raarv. 1883, II
II he residence Of Dr. IT, Eli Robinson of Cumberland
county, BY Rev5oh G. Blackwell. President Of tic
H Female Collegiate IRstitutS, Buckingham HENRY n
BROWN, Al. 81, j., b., Professor III Mathematics ~
said Institution 10 Miss HARRIET NJ, daughter tf
the late james lS5cll. Of Lynehbnfg, Va,
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PROSPECTS, pr ALExaN DRIA.

IN The recent legislation OF the General Assembly
q Virginia. ia aiding State improvements leading
10 our neighboring 10 n ofAlexandria is cause OF
much gratif;aion to Ehe people ofthat place, who
reasonably suppose that il will have "a immediate
anddirect influence ia drawing toiAsexandria po-
pnlation and capital, in increasing She value Of
real estate, in inducing local Improvements, and
ia adding to the hopes spirit and entcrpris. OF its
citizens. We congratulate them cordially upon
the Frightening prospects before them. The Ga
zelie thus speaks Of TWO of the laws that have Just
been enacted Mat. Iatelligencer
s'we rejoice totbe able to announce today that,
the bill granting charter for the extension Of the
Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, from 0ordons.
Vile 10 Lynehbafg passed ihe Senate Of Virginia
on Tuesday and Is now law. Tie important
iiak thus secured by the charter obtained makes
railroad ifgm Memphis TO Alexandria, aud over
this noble line will pass The greater PORTION Of the
trade aud travel OF I'D Southwest We regard ii
a. one u the greatest sFvats In tho history VI The
progress aud imheflanes Of Alexandria Trade
viii dow u Z regular and direct ehanhel==lhe
whole line OF read VIII b. immensely behefed,=
lhs Aaisa will even ftsl the elftels nf such an in.
pFpyemenL and the STATE vi Virginia will reap The
rich fruits OF the sAgAeiy and pubIIA spifll u ils
legislators IN peFleeli4E such a plan.
Eh'Phe lafga maiuflWes IN both branches Of The
Virginia Legislature Nh favor q the Manassas Gap
Railroad bill The passage OF which VIZ have already
mentioned, shpw The favorable vieks entertained
UPWARDS that improvement IN all parts az the STATE
ltisextremey papulat, and derserYedly 50, every
where. We trust lhAi the subscriptions 10 me
road IN the valley cohhlies viii now 20 on vlgor.-
eitsly, as TO secure the additional ihfeesflths
from the State, as provided Tor. The Manassas
road il destined 10 hepne Of the npsl productive
roads we believe, atl4 lis extension to the West
and Northwest will Ne effected We hope. ii an
early day-enlarglngH capacity, and tending to
THE development uf lheresousets Of th- Common
wealth While Il wisl benefit Alexandria II will
sill more bepeEi the eounIles through which II
may be AdsP
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From the Staunton Spectator.
Al FEW QUESTIONS ron THE scfEN-
TlFIC.

MgssRsA EoiroRs - You have large number
Of intelligent readers, who understand no doubt
the difficult art Of tracing "eIfpct TO cause and
"taase to effect To these wish 10 submit
simple statement, and institute few queries.
BENJAMIN Dysrly, ESQ., an intelligent farmer III
Augusta, recently observed what appeared 10 him.
and what viii appear 10 many, phenomenon -
Thousands of ibnhileslmal lines ihletseeisf with
each other ~ right angles, some OF which were
twenty 0f thirty feet lens =HppeaFed suspeAdedlIh
ihk air. some three or four feet from The ground
This Il The statement, and now will PfaPauhd The
Queries We're these the productions VI spideFsA
They -aPPEated "a, and THE question can be an,
sWeTed lrulhlifly without conflicting with The nat
uTal hisdIys of the sRideF-I Will Immediately ash
AHplheE. How do they extend their Hines through
ihe air from one elevated substance u another =
They certainly do not ~, Although their spin
Aihg apparatus Is qaite lranspoTlahle, yet they do
not AZ with u, Coz the simple reason that nature
has not provided them With wings. The qesstlon
then remains -- How do they suspend iheit lines
inihe airs The difHculty Of answering This ques-
ton will appear when We take INSTRUMENTATION
lhs bFinle nature Of the cords-pgeytnIine \ from
being stretched 10 any great degrve-and als9 from
tht operation met with hy substances On the gtonnd.
hi. Meridian, Jan. u, 1853, j H. E's',
psnIdeFs. believe never.eonsInue their webbing
operations dueing cold weather, OF Winter, unless
inlbnlldlngs
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VIM Dep 1<fse, re rrc11l 1t 1-ssint. ~ d.ufl
e n =. 11,zrtE. E.s, e1il.r q he Ersd<ri-.l1r,
Ne~.. - Mayor q tAri i,sn VIA did 4 ike Wa,
i.si1 no,<i n ~ ely q pnr.ns4is y.stcrd,y
nofr'1E ~. the Riehnqn1 ntpabEc.ng Feb 9. Il ,
yu1rter p.z 10 oioek. akf - iaer. Il ,hsar fhirsy
kcurs d.fslisa- o. soadzx Iisi De day being str,
vet ard da.grsezlls ne. NJ senri, kept lis rDol
uishgut fre! he arhe;ns u.sn nd liry. nlfz ere.
hsE. uhen de stnoPhsSs hee,ninT mere eoo. he o.
dsred frs, The serxzsf obeysd his eo-n,ais. ..i
q retaraiagto h sh.mbsr nnsF Tea. Mr. s. f6z,d he
room % sey hot DIT he fhrsw Up he uiads~I, and
haf asdrs.iing himself imPndently tosk sesf b. :
table. directly i The draght and eoutiuued % write or
satss two thrsa houp. uhen be fsA aslsep- About
13oelnek Sr, s. aroased and fsag quite chilly vent
% bod still leaving hi windows hosted- Continuing 70
grow np.se daring de night. in DE morning DR.. Tuck
= called IN. and used his skill produce
reaetioa, but without aTaI-fhe fatal haft had beea
sPeds and no human egesey could heal is wound.
Mr. Semple one q te spieiest . well d readiest
writer's. eounseied uith De pres i Virginia; and
though nsber Of grert political party. he never
permitted IL shsrkels to trannel Ii udgmeht stay
that sPrighfness and yigor q his pen. Chasie and
PerpeiOas q writer in controversy he wa invinci
be; and toagh rarely ndsging in sarcasm .when
N oera1ioa. = he thought required H. he could couch
his phrases il gall and Womvood. Devoted 70 his IA
tive State, whatever tended TO its general prosperity
readily found advocate in Mr. Sepe, worthy Of the
subject and Of himself But he Is now no more The
icy haad q death has been laid upon him, and he i al
ready gathered unto his fathers Whatever faults he
may have possessed, viii 90 down With him iuto the
grave while his many brilliant virtues win live for
year 70 come as proud monument q one Of Virginias