Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-07
From lie Norfolk Beacon. lDrl q

learn that Professor Gibson IL preparing full re-
por, OF lLo case for the Medico Chirurgcsl Re.
vIe" II NO mistake moi, this II the frs, time tha
operation h's been successfully performed in this
country, although We remember two instances
winch seemed quite successful but resulted fatally
In the January number of tho Medieo Chirurecnl
Review for 1891, two are recorded, the ono
nj Pans, the Other at Berlin, both Of which were
unsuccessful The operators a. Berlin seemed In
hive relfogredeJ rather lhnn advanced IN surgical
skill, Il We muy Judge from tho rcpur, Of the case
alluded TO- With regard to the presen, operation
of Professor G., II "a, perhaps not oseeedt d In inn
pot,ance by any other heretofore performed IN this
country, If we except tho operation for the ancu.
rsm OF tho oferIa lnnomnain, successfully pct
formed some yours since by d.. V Mott of New
York BY the way, tho operation for ancmism of
the nrtorln lnnominoo, performed for the hrst time.
by DIR Mott, WINS, oblut three ycprs afterwards,
attempted by Professor Grpfc of Berlin, but with
oul success. Indeed II is OF ngraluln,,op,
lhe, Surgery has been considerably iu,provedby
the genius of our counrymcn.
CONSULTATION thicf JnH,ce NatAtaHs Op,n.
ion The organ Of the Gat JiS0ntfc- A boitIonists
Of this CITY comedies " the Distinguished purify" tho
Christian beneyoleneo, tho unfn,ling sagaciy,.
Of Chief Justice Marshall with great truth
There arr, wo suppose, few # my meh living, in
whom those high qIaltucs are more distinctly Vi.
sble. How powerful. then must loo the testimony
Of such man, IN favor Of any cauGe whlc no may
csponse And how gratifying to lhc friends of
the Colonization Society IN the fact, ihii from tho
FIRST this ,llustrpu, citizen hus bccn Of liz mos,
efficient friends. Nor ha, this friendship oesn pro-
claimed in words only, bat hos been tested by
successive liberal cont buttons The following lot
ter deserves the serious consideration Of every pa
troi and christian IN the lnnd
WAsnsdros, Fob %, 1895
DEAH SIN l had Tia pleasure. day or two
pnst, of receiving you, Letter Of the lob.
Though entirely unable TO attend tho meeting Of
tho Young Mems COLONIZATION Society Of POM.
they have my beat WISHES lor their most complete
success IL pursuinR Their object, Which - ~ the
snmo time patriotic md phllanhropc, they seem TO
10 temper iha nrdor Of youth with The wisdom Of
ugc lo9a with much interest at tho effective NEE.
sufcs they hive taken, aud are taking to occon-
pllsh an object which oug, TO he dear TO every A.
mcrlcan DO ON, md particularly 30 TO our fellow
citizens Of tho South.
! hope their Indicous zeal will 70 lar IN counter
acting tho mali lyman, effects Of the insane fons,,-
cism OF those who defeat all practicable good by tho
pursuit of an unit, binnbe object.
With great respect and esteem. ! mn your oba.
dent servant, JOHN MARSHALL.
To ELliorr CngssoN, Esq ofPh idepha.
Tug Man CLnM.--Our rcuders 10 this vicinity
have lntely heard considerable about the Mar
Clnlm, prd there is n Mar Stock IN the Market in
winch IT - and considerable spccul1iions have
been made The following account Of the origin
aud na'uro Of this dam IL given in the Limington
Record, aud probably comes from gentleman q,
TIM, place who hos pnld some attention TO tho
nsestgoton Of tho subject.
IPo,ttand Adre,hSey.
Tn EARL OF Man THIS nobleman, who COM
mnndcd the nrmy of the Prclender IN the Scottish
rebellion Of 1913, 10 snid to havo left son and q
daughter nt New -cnslc upon Tyne, when he and.
the unfortunate Prince made then escape 10 Franco
Soon after the son, quite a boy, came 10 AmcsIes,
and landed o, Portsmouth, n. III. where he lived
II shor, tune, and finally married IN kntcry, In this
country Afierih. British Government granted
parlon to The Ear with permission for him 10 return
to his estate nj Ne Wcns,Ie, no seni for his son who
went to England aud had an interview with his ia
Their 4, was ogtccd that the son should return TO A.
mcrlcs md accompany his wife to England; but cir
cumstancos Of an extraordinary nature detain d
him tof two or thIee Year, IN this country, at lest
lie wns suddenly taken SICK, end dici. Tie left six
children, no settled in different parts Of Maine ard
New Hampshire, from whom originated nearly ell
in this part Of Amcrca who bear the name u Mar.
The hetis we lately taken measures 10 recover
the immense property ch by the Earl Of Mar IN
England and have sent an agent TO Newcastle
.Tyae fo this purpose. The property is said to
amount to tho enormous sum Of sixty or eighty
millions OF dollars.
SEw PElSrISG pRGss-Thc New York Com.
nercal Advertiser givcs the following account OF
! newly invented press 49,
"The body Of the press is cast iron. /. IS on the
principle of the common hand press though pro.
PEELED by crank. |, produces from thirty TO forty
Impressions per minute, or about TWO thousand per
hour More thnn hofihe time ordinarily employed
| IN preparing form FOR printing, is saved The
! ink is supplied by means Of rollers from fountain
attached 10 the machine Il requires but. single
| hand to attend --so litle is the labour requiveo
that a child may wok it with perfect eos.. b..
ing on a small scale this one isprincipaly Tor pr'n,-
ing cards, labels, Sc"
/ Great Wolf Hun, is in preparation IN Adj
son county, Vermont, in which some twenty towns
nrc to ioin. Detachmens from each town, organiz-
ed undtr Captain, are to march to the common
rendezvous on the 28lh inst, armed with guns
pitch forks, axes and o;her weapons, pnd each pre-
yided with two days ralons;" the line Ct march 10
then to be pointed out and the hunt TO begin. The
wolves in the neighbosing mountains arc said to b.
very mIschievous. =,
BONNET6.
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