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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13
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Oar hsss-s growing iosa-r
Wealth Loves e.<Aasti.r b-.s-
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In PisatF. ssas - ss4-.
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rhrs-sh las vs'i s-.siy rIiAsL
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PRETTY CoHPLtNEsT.
Tins As.aty trit.ss 70 eur lair ssrrs.poaI..s 81
-" 70 fso. u-kno-s soatribasOr It 70. d-hs.s.
Hnd sr.-sfai i is fsEvsut:
''Hl -ss. ths IiEbc. &C the briskis.t star
rAAa b-.r-s y tn .-oith asu.
I~o1tl us-bis dowa iIo. ny Ao-s Hfar
To kissthy rsdi..t brsu.
HT'w~rs rhs-srearh u IraEr.rH0~sr.
With s2is~Isss visg ssd frss.
T~oal1 steal s~sS from tss fairsst eSusr.
Ard carry ia s~ssts 90 the.
HTwsrsths ssai q bs-issbI.s sasx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

~ There is hsshisg says plato. - d.
hghaal AZ speskiug ths tFaih Per this
Tsassu tbsfs = ~ cssvsrsatisn % sgfsssbis
as thst u ths -msn q iaisgriiy. uks h-ars
uitboai sny inisslisa y bctray. auA spsaks
Hifkcut ar istaut.sn 90 8e-slfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

hANAwHA SALrsEs "A plan is sn feet.
says the KahAuks Star, 20 boy The eatirS
saii property in the Kasswha lFAl sAliass.
sud 10 place Nll the furnaces usasr ths "a.
agement % one company They yield 800.
600 bushels u sslt per aunaa TIE pur
ehassrs are Eas,sra ViFgiaiAaa, aud VII
pay about : 600 600.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13
AAEE PREmEM6.

TAs sustowiax nrs sas Fss-. o. luSussnos ssf
saos~ Ne Lsss siavs for las tsfss II Fos-
AGES INCLUSIVE
- - - siss; - - - - 60 - o. - 81 ~;
g y = az, 5s 20 - ssSi - ~ - IA. - 80
A sissI, pavssuf d aassas- q ,hs.s aas a haif
sssIs ,s 80 ), F.y - = a- : a.. ~ = sj.s.s -.
sssu
n kE~ssSr Su..ral R-sss go E-e-laas 49,
ea@o< sT-s a. Ia ~ EsseE
- ksiicsrs wiii - srsnt-d f1g - sefns o Csss
Tee. Fhf-eaE tssf 6ssrs. 81 - saass asts 81 a.
aHsi Pfs@igw foE slshsT term. e. Yaseszszss peas-
iiasts shtss sso< seser hEor- psuss..i ~ ta.ssrsss
- aa5 aaH 90 xaesedssx thses-aa1r1hs 81 ~
seiaai esse Va,s- a slevss siii - tssasss
Se. PesscasE seay ~ transfsrFx1 ur-spxcttv~ sf
a. Tss4r-uiua Ersi s,assa 10 10. Possey fis
fof Dofr Esa go Fsaf % tts $500 eseh year ~
PaY0eats gbsch euaItnnss shs ReiixF tn isfrr f.5f
~ iefs itfrsPssfgs u 49, heaitA % assisys ta
tss Felcy s.sy - eiseoasinasa ~ ise seisSs fssss
- Fsaiciss ~ ~ whess ssFz 81 Psur Sssr.
80 - Efas,c1 sfpaz 80 psymsat ~ eaEascs 81
hsSe 80 sat haasa PlsatsNa
So 8eh asia ufses diibralry esec aecuE -
- ~ saae sgs - ~ stsR,s ia.ar.e iaauaazsh -
A. PfsHsfsEs yasF esfy sssry FIgs Feau1
"a a. esss ui aiazfsR1s 81 ep.ni-s - ~ 80 lf-
issi essb Eaiss ~ past q msg ~ asssrutssc
y rstsEsncs - twQ d5sistsresie4 Ersszss tas-sz
ssafealig - ~ r~nsr sd hszss = ~ Cs@ps.s
1it. n ceEEEE - ecrapalton ~ Hfssz EE1tf
coas EgafsFs sEuiS ~ PaitrY uaisss - rauesea'
81 re CeapasT y eFsf ssssszss ~ s--sissr ED =
/ cyssaseEssFses sE,ra FEsata2 Pesa sa.slzsa
a. Na aresaeE,iun tuf szsaGa1aT uill s1E11qT
ssis-s ~ ias csfiss fh.a go y-uf note.uas -
is.s' o-sDsalss tassus-sss - -se.srsssgz q
Il PufFg -
tfa Laaars psuaplfT sti.s,..i 80 80 atnis,
A. - --.-.-sry sul--us,iz. a-ss.ast-..s
tsolEs slzts0z0is 49, ~ .lntsae
Nsy =. issS-i gs-. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

TaE iivssS jaws The Husslss o. ths
huwan lss PFsducsl power sqaai - har
ssadrst snd thirty faaf poauds This h
shat ssisnSs iellt ~, bal ss knss tie ~ II
ONE % ear aHysra b s4usl - a gssd mshy
tb9ualnd a9lllIl q Iaar to than
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

CaE pnss Mise frt frsu iss pres
8, fHisr u C.asisaaH OK, q sit5 PSI
f,fss. vtgs bs'iis q sssask cider. vith
pa fI sress1 ias ''it. tssts 80 Is aost
fre isFr. cities
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

IfaUsLn hfFrrafss ~ Tua Gers SFEDr ls-
ttHns -Acenan's cefsrn ~ nsiafrt1fy tasslif-
Eeoee ~ pferlgua sffrals q iih frrgd ~ ihe c8s-
aiI9a 81 ne Cspr FrIfe isisnsE Thu e5olofa
has annexed aat nrefs thar - lsaatsf ~ srvtft.
81 inAssrasu sTratT 30 yi-iiuis u srvsrs lad
iss Tts trus 5f s. Fibsfat b. Desired saa IL
THias ~ tsu taases ~ aAHh D. sas esus Gtssd
havigz h--a asc 90 ihs ppfpess si soesssa . q
- 'Fsi ilttss uth-a bem TIE as1Te Pogais
i.ua has "a 10 ,hs asaststss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

a Wafr t--fte ilarifr1 fCsaa j
CpaFaai says ihsrs IS hssg - ihst esq,
saly &c aseth1 90. ~ stigbieF sus kao.
dfei sni 81 sfr fsas3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

~ iisaY e' si. tiens afs - bsAt sssn
D. sliaaes e. tka sttas ftst iafaas sts
satss sssss5 tsssssil Fuvs1 8sspsf iast
fatats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

nFp.ta Acenssf M Iassb
s'fssu fsafeF nsu Hassisfaufls n
LaaJsaa assaig Va 81 his ~ ler ices
~ tafssainF assaias o. thr sfsk ~
o. lftI Aat ea mtnsats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

EFHe 20 p ffete taat Toe Ff0FtFt
Lisbtly ssms ssa lisaly e., dsss -, spply
g. ihs geut a1r - oass msthtf n laF. hof
te ths rtecHaiiau HeF g. 'reskiss cor t5
III bil fsF aii fkssa plsrars s8ns fgbhy
sngurh sa4 30 ttsfs u ths rra .ftst dG.
saliy lu Fsttlar tlsa o. e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

~ Pc. ~ kaTs tais1 yosf isftsT .
uest stest ttk asf ss iafs ia tks mgats
- SO ucek. ysa sga.Ttae
fTs.tt ~. iaitle a. a. 80 mfsif aAsi
= ssafiae sgsst n kaikisen b. Fls il q aassees
81 fAs msa gafs im - Fara 4 ste Fiis
it ttfas 8s7s af,as 4 y Eflttsa - dssi,at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

nN-fn 1876 tbs Feas'sties ~ Ices sts
~ 9ss I'll e.tiests - - gFsfst yesF
e fn1 oee Tie issrfsls .stt Fsf ~
u4os9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

AsItntrni strirllr % eoaees ~ edtsttf.
- rsfa irtag au4 Mafina Machtaes, Siit -
ma ~ 40 e. q the Eimmsfnan pguFFrtT
'fvrr 8-~1pssf - ~ coesfzftaF e 80 tetAr
.ACHtNE sHffs ahh Euetes ftoase ess
az aad Ptasls ~ aftachsd Aiso. 80 hONf
= al uas ~ smhh sheE " Ir1s,,sa
w n HsGa. -.f NJ ANEG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

rFfT isss fhs slia.i saisbes sf ftta aiatt
q. tss aeFsFrsi ttisf ssli vhsa ~ fsshsi
tts iessi 81 thsT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13
The Unasea aGase.

LIIF .L TNSUR&-RSO 8
ANNUITY ANS TRUST COMPANY,
% PRIE.ADELFHIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13
LAND ROER NALR.

iseo Assss - L@sa. ssssiy Ltua-sas.s-
'TNHE sss.rrfbef CGsrs tog sais pfisatsiY. kis
iNrn IN Bsietosu eo4asy, iyieg 90 hgab si1es
n cstswba Cferk 6sar ailss frsz Fiacssfis -
rAsfs hrs spa he HiAce al ssesssaTy iapTUge-
Bsss. ufgh ~ sadtsisa Of
Saw WEla and Grlst Raits.
u t-s.ae4 ths sar@ uould - dlTidsS tsto iOuf
'sgs, ui,h imp'-..enests % sssk
Upoa ~ parshase saoasy, n tssifsbis. sKtrated
5as uai ~ eiy@s al shs rags~uis be srearst ssd
iai-trsi tksreoa ~ sid aasaai,Y
f0g 1fihsf iatermatlsa atafeas ~ - secfttsf 81
ea - Va Dt WM. n WooDsOA.
ARuat ts5S ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13


tonftNUkes 90 give pssrnps s,,~.,..u n, =,
~ hanrs>s Il fke Insurance Rn-s.--- - .
cfete..a - se1sssaae LIFE AND FIRE IA ssf,E
aNI[ a asy eDesass s.a.ir-S IA a. H.,,,,
rife tsssrsnc< C.op..y h.Stfrrs Co.s-ssS-,.,
Fnesxss fn-sr.nce canp.nN az phsiss~lrhi =
Rfss. = ny '@it7i q VI
Wa NJ .sp-rs-se. af s..ri, a. x,s,. :. n
sne prine Pc>se-~es = r--uf;.r .,,r.e,i
es sscert.tsiog tA- ssreaesA . ~ lam s...i
S@rN1so eeiAx eosi.e-s IA is.ss .u1 - Ko,,.-l
ceaes, spccEas asrenslos wsii - rssrx n, e,.-.I
rs<Fs ceiy !. ce@pzni,. q snsash,~r r-.rr-r,.sbl
~. s.1 sh<rs fsir eesis.s z.aJ ~ srisrL spsp 4
Dvsili.g Hess<-. sssrrs. naHl.. Ram. P.r,s
res. .ereh.nfs.~. Hse-shsk Furnfrusr ga
every cesersp<ian a Pcf>aas Pfss~rss an -s..nrr.
q sssA> ss<sEus .eass~s less 81 ezua.Rr - l.se
LIZ AsS<ranes n ~ hust cs@psas-s N n
TA< Lives ef si.se. in.ar-a fsr s-,-,h;r,s. .,
trr Eearl "
In al cssrs q is-. parsieaI.r ass-uri., 4. ,;~-r
% errnrr 70 ne psfiss tnsar> lsa~r.l a ,,~s-.-,
asd Prns1Ft E1yursi q tkcir r4aizna
Appilrstiuss eithcr Ia prr~aa ~ ~ k~,,rr nj, :.
Fongty siAree.a %, and snr inlsrsatiun On ~,
ss>iert r.ecsis.y ffscn as8r--ssa a. Tou. p
ssosr fosi Masaes. Cbzri.ss1wn r.
b W HERBERT
Agent fer Jefer-un Coout. ".
Agcnrs Pnzt OGce cAasiessowa
nay - rs36-lF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13
CART q g - g OTR l.,
us,,aa~aWR 0S,vaT.n

NV H0sks Aad Areosais are rsatY ios SeiIis-
vi aeat ibss- sishisg - ssse uoaole piu Gals
zHt nske srgaaE~ns-nta A. acgarrtsrz iAis van
inE aay lsok esI ffcsa aas afser iSs.s Msrsh-
& ~. CARTER.
-Fesrss1y IG Isss-a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

TAs s~itoSizg ~. tae Fss<. oi laSassHos
9aoS~ - shs LIZ - . siavs tor ihs tsfss u p
Years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13
aARUE1. ATONE,

fJeazftsssoHer "a chasosy Of IA CiSeua
aAd Cosaiy CoNJt II J,bsysoa CsSEfy
nFFTCE N the C0uft- H0ass Top siairs,) In he
~ foom tof Eaaay Years oecaRied - a. ofaee
~ ID, iaie aot<rt Wogthirgtcs. Zee.
Enrsscs (eEoepi Gear, daJs) 81 tbs sass anos.
Juty ~ taSs-g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13
FnR 9AI.R

LHXTRACT. Lrns q. ursarr Piss Ae.i.
" 8uawbsFrg Vs@his Pssrh Rass~ffs -
s'rsriar Ptss. fesdise Casss. sst al kia9s 81
issrg cookiaE ieF sale ~
Aarua Vs. tR16 bzLLER COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

KFe0n fts ~ ult EaBI ~ Eaasa
Gsseesr trsa CD. vas fFstsassa b ons
gssfs inpsitsamfat IN 50 sssfs FFflsa.
4 Chsftelssia, Va, 60 sissliag sssla.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

&AaS@s ~
LIFE-
The UNITED STATES LIFE INEI!-
s.ScE. ANNUITY q TRUST CunPAHY
OF PaILASSLFHIA
As.es. Janzsry lat 1856. On a3I sig q
Ls-sS@ Pse9ssiy .djs>s-d as6 y,asd lsro
tns cs@ = Gsassaf Aruaey, ~ Riehnosa Va
t1aern1atonal EaEe Annmruune g.
CiEIf OF NEW YORK AND LOND0N.
CepAa5 02.G00.00a-
B. Gaarznsrr Fus4 al 100 aso a~,a,,,,,,
ShA tk~ Co@ptrUii-r s,f sA< Ssasr Of ~. Yoft
l~r ihe secofsy and bese6t of ALI. Eolsoy kasa~E.
TIE t1<GrBncs of The H<es az Rlap~s zs,f @s--.-,i
vaias 81 Slaves wiii he taksn
nUTUAA BENEFIT LIFE IEEU-
RANcE COMPANY.
SEuFrz. " tss yaasarJ, tG56
Vet scr uE lzfioa ~ azA al, =
TOsss a@Ssas 10 gaa 81, 5Ess -, ,s,, ~.
Teal &M1oaf m go -
GrAa4 Totsi, ~ - -. a.
sfoSioaf Ene@ize1- y MA.ns N % n
CSsEE. ~ ID JoRs A sTHsrrn. "a d a p
MsssrbEE ~ D.
IL The Agra; vill give BIS yr-u,,s saleslsuss aue
PrE-ssi ssFcrrtssss . els fi~ks rt-s-rs- sn rae
errE rsqnesiss = = -
- mad - p EGCWE Es..
Psss A-ss-s cbzri-sls~u 5r,. - Agrs '.,-,.
tks Po~s ofsce ChaTisstasr.
MAJ . t-5s-ls
1Sspssss - sa-tk--z.t1-u lz-ssss.s ss,., lC
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-11-13

,. r. a. REnAEAN.
Attlttt fsrr FsEeraea rusa So -
- zee go tFrrF So rEsr4afIT
rFtertef elfF 81 EFHEHu = wHtf. HA
Al ~ EuUnE frrEfsg1trus-r.s = 49,
srsrFrrl,lF tFEalsFs 49, fflests 80
~ rEM FF4sf1F 30 ~ 4 80
eHfrl a. rHeFElF 49, EsfrFa = g.
tasfef So 80 a. - 49,
Cszflezees 49, 49,
~ sRocRarER-a $50 n-ss - e. ss-s.
NJ Isa reesssef 81 sesasse rfiess srt f.Y saa-
- EF1aEINE gflfENnfFE
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21
C.,-e-poudcnec OF the viryininn.
BurINoRE, Aueustl5

BALTINoRE, August l3tu -1'.
H,ssr, 4iHsrs Yesterday morning ! made my
tlieu to the land where dune, digntes and per-
ans. things and fJieitate myself thai I hafe ae=
campli shed I'm much Of my Journey to that other
lettcr land down South, where money Is but the
means % an end That end good and where men aie
laen-sgeh men as God makes. hegin 10 lose sight
+ Cresuse3 with pockets fall of copper changed
.,arying beygars who9e gnawng stamachs and out
stretched hands riase alike in vaipof poor children
+ sin and shame" driven by relentless necessity to
iIhHIlowel means to maintain existence. Itself
==r.e#thfa q thousand dealhs-of once youthful aud
innocent hear,s grown old and wrinked in . the ways
II the woril'-of all which makes man les than
a#.u. aul Vonm worse. begin u see happiertaces,
b bctf tha fun aud generous pulsaions of bigger
hearts aud t, feel the kinder balm ola more health
tll social atmosphere There is less cant and more
philosophy .f'ag after the high places in the
Temple u Mtmmon-more peace earth-good
vi toward mea' infinitely less fnaicisn aud liz
..tlcuably more patriotism. Ani il that the land
mat core many Of the heroes Of the dafs Of ,G2
Hen who for eight long AMI disastrous wears, mark
ny the snow behind them is they marched with the
1ood of their frozen feet ant dat before with the
Good ofBritish hearts qu4lcd nor feared but forced
Tree l5m ffom the oppres.or2 Ma it that the land
.d5ull become p2nienonium of bowling fanatics,
anl the name Of trae frro3oma disappearing and
parsc2 Oh Babylon, Bab1ou how art thoa Ellen
This is the most h,barynhne city it las been my
fortune or misfortune 10 bel am afraid to look
,5and when | 90 out f5r fear that when again turn
roald III find self not there but somewhere else,
entirely. Some author writing of Australia, prem
sol tbat il was that part OF the world which was
frat created, and found not Ia asee5 the might
aat be inaPtlg remarked Of the Of Baltimore;
those who laid them out deserved to have been taken
through a similar .course Of sprouts please
mark that the witticism here lies in the play upon
the words laid them out'-which is very funny III
dscI) The population is steadily increasing, and
large Numbers ofeosy buildings Of fine architectural
beauty ace in the course of erection.
| must bring this short letter to hurried close
am oil for Washngton which place | will
again write yon. ours e..
NIRGINfCS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM 81, DoMINGo ~
\ letter by the schooner Marietta Smith. Capt.
Chase, from Port au Plat. a. 81 inst, says
"A few days ago. Dominican man of-war
chr arrived from St Domingo city. The Capitol
fthe Dominican Republic and her officers report
ne city in II state ofrcyoution. in consequence of
treaty with old Spain.
The 9TH Article of the treaty favors all Span.
ii descendants. and allows them To become Span.
II citizens, and they being the most numerou,
wish t" become in fact, and hoist the Spanish
lag again Citizens. soldier, anl all ara rushing
the Spanish Con>uiS to get registered and be-
ome such
The day the schooner left the city 5000 or
larr had registered their names, and many more
could sign. This has caused great movement
the city. All the tribunals bad been closed.
n>ines> was suspended. and the President and
Is cabinet wished torc>igu. The Spanish Con
al Is doing all he can tn prevent the American
realty being ratifed, opposing hh American
'ansul in all his moves. The foreigners nnd the
nrral party are booking unSiou,ly for a vessel
ON the States +" protect their interests.
The Editor of one of the city poprrs had Shot
awn in the streets in brond daylight Spanin.d
\ political dispute the cause. The Fluar
,caPed, bat reward If S.lDO hns boon Offered
" his apprehension by the Spanish Consul
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

DEATH or MADISON Rusu.-Ihe PAilndrlphia
inquirer of August Is, say:
I'VE Published on Monday the ,nala,ol,l.;
telligence received the day before of tho snlde,
death of Madison Rush. E-q,. of this CITY. one If
the sons OF the Hon. Richard Rush. and recent
~ a Lieutenant in the United states NAVY who
was drowned few weeks ago in attempine ia
cross the Red Lake River, Minnesota Tel,itorv.
The intelligence was communicated, we hear To-
the family by his friend and travelling companion
Captain Drayton, United States Navy. who re.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

mains for The present at IT paai Minnesota. III
he hnps of being able IL recover the body. Two
more of Nh. Rush's sons we understand. are
now on their way Ia II Paul for the purpose Of
uniting with Capt. Drayton in the same melan-
eholy effort, tile failure IL accomplish which thus
far has naturally added much 10 the grief 4 the
an ieted f,iatiNes' 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

''ni'Nah Nei"" aud r'Hght Have yuu bought all the nu
Hhas cosmetics and other preparations the skin only 10
't N'4f s' learn that Wild appears the surface is on
~ an indication ~ iul nt,rrHns hun.r blnld lmprs
"'54 '. "Hi SN lnPsus ARE bra th enacts OF T. hidden
Gus Yea "a tEaf tue frmits w,ihcosurtesf Butifyo
"l4 flo a>ra H4f 1 beautiful coHirxan Al slI times #
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LETTER FRoMAN OLD LINE DEMoCRAT.-The
Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel If the Both pub
G-hes long. able and interesting letter from Col.
Fonche. defining his position in the coming cleo
tim. We have only room for the following ex-
tract.
have deliierasee carefully as to my duty to my
principles and the country. | shall support Mr. Fill
more not because concur with him in all his polit-
ical views, but because do concur Nth him uDon c~
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

IA MAurlN.-lhiS extraordinary woman was
one oi Luhs opera troupe. She was equally
fond of both SEXES, and Tough, and loved Ike
mou Tor devlll and resisted and fell as a woman.
She wns mlrricd To "A Young man. who left her 10
take Am office To which he had been appointed in
Providence, when she RIM away with fencing
mrstcr OF whom She learned to fence. They
iir~t went to Marsriles. where A. they had good
Voices they were engaged at the opera. She
-pon tell IN love with young woman. The oh
jet of her whimsical fiction was shut up in
convent, To which MAupin obtained access as
novice, when she set fire Ia it; aud in the coufa-
Sion ran away with her favo,ito. Maupin wa
taken md condemned to be burned. hut rs the
young woman was restored t. her friends she Wa
pardonel. She went to Paris. and nude her
hrSt appearance ON the opera stage in l695,whep
she performed the part of PaIIa-, in Cadnus. with
the greatest success. The applause violent
that she took off the casqne 10 salute and thank
the pablo, when her beauty caused them to re.
donbl" their applause. Her success was from
tha' time uninterrupted; bat her strange,t act
M was not upon the stage.
Dnnenl. the counter tenor. having eifron,el
her, she put on mems clothes, watched f,r him
IN tn" Pince DIES Victories. aud insisted ON his
drawing his sword and Fl ghting her, which he 70.
fuSng, she cHnea him. and tobl from him his
watch and snuff box. The next day ppmrn
hoasied Mt the opera hoa,c that he had defended
nlhS''i against three melt who attempted 10 rob
HIM when Naupn told the story, and produced
ms watch and snuff b"Na> proofs Of his coward
zee and Gaming Another person only escaped
her ehl,ilNemeat ny publicly asking her parion
utter hiding hlm,elfn at the paiai- Royal for three
weeks AZ IA ball, given by the brother Of the
Nng 81 rance. she pnt on mems claihp> and
h'vmg behaved impertincntly to a lady. three of
the trend, IT tho lady, surprising her In he a man
challenged her cut tor it. and she killed them oll
""sp' eo"Iy returning to t." hall. she told what
had happened 10 the King, brother who obtain
ed her pardon.
Attcf >om" further adventures Mt Paris. She
Wont 10 BRUSSELS and became the fayorite Of the
h''elor ct Bavaria. who, becoming tired of her
sem hrI a parse forty thousand liyre>. hy the
husband OF the wumm whom he had p,a IL his
4'N5 'A1@Ilie, when She throw the purse at hi.
a''l telling him II WIS a rceamprrfse worthy t
such -r'undrrl NJ himself She then retnrn,.1
io The ,iage, which She Quilted in l7D5 Sb,
wa NJ ingth seiz'd with fit Of levotiap. q and
'craii9s her husband. passed the rest f her m,
WIN nm IN n very plou> nanner,aal died nI7.l7 7
aged 81. - ="
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- e7ortqB' pr1celi yaesf.oNs etel ha.f tzf Jsi n
'ssss n hi contest In his speeches he has
sumed a more manly ani state manke attitude Than
any other candidate before the country lie has made
his own PLATFORM and administered bold rebukc
TO Black RepnbiioaniEm. which IS more than the
Cincinnati Convention dared 10 de lie has sall 70
those who are seeking the political domination Of the
Worth over the south he does not want their votes
can trust man who acts and speaks thus lie Will
act upon his platform the Cincinnati platform has
but one object to g5frofesaH sa-is # rafa ereHHhos
North and South. Il means votes. L means nothing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-21

some OF the tastidious ''ola line WHY'S" who
nave written letters, declaring their allegiance 10
the Democratic party, profess to he particularly
offended by the clause in the American uniform.
which speaks of the National American orrani.
cation as having risen upon the ruins of both old
parties. They are much disgrun,led by this
allusion 10 the Wing party. that they have in
contin"ntly thrown themselves into the arms of
the democracy, whose platform proclam- that
the Whigs "consider no imposture too monsirous
for the popular credulity!"