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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
DOMESTIC HVTHsIlIGENCE
MOST EXTRAORDINARY cAsE.-Fo

MOST EXTRAORDINARY cAsE.-For
son lime past the curiosity of citizens has hesr
kept Tho qat nee concerning M exirasrdnsry ply
nj phenomenon, aud Of WHICH IS yet no sssfssis-
~ explanation has been attempted. The harmed and
nnleained-- snd non mcdcsl-iss scspiicsl
aud the ctedulou. have been ell equally pueslsd ~
the spider case, as s,nst par treettenes se called,
aud hy which snbri1vef sill ssnjs ackpeal Ledge
ed. The ,umours, which are diversified end in ma
ny instances doubtless sxae eefsted, sfe, 90 We esn
trace. dcrvabc at hrs hand from The sisdicsi gen.
lcmen Who have seen the case, end which finally
being commune 1icd from one TO another, have as
sumed such a character and conferred snch impor-
lance on the subject, forbid our further ~
lcnce.
The patient willie a visit to a friend in tho co,n
try felt while in bed. an object Of some kind fall
unon the upper pau Of the cheek bone, just below
the left cye.-She brushed IL away, and sitrrs rest
less night hwoke in the morning suffering ne csnss-
quenscs in tho lolm Of acute pain, during WHICH
ime she removed from tho eye several fragments Vt
the legs ola spider,
Retnruina to this city few days Afterwards, up
an rom Inining 10 her mother Of similar sensaiious
an examination ~as made. when perfectly formed
dead spider. of small size, was removed. physician
being called. ain proper investigated made, In
order possible, 10 discovering sest Or Sdus VI tho
animals hui THIS proved tfuiilcss. No inquiry has
YET been able 10 detect their sect of empire, snd yet
they have continued 10 be removed FROM each eye
alternately. sometimes from one alone, sometimes
Il om both, for space Of six weeks, 10 en- sm0unt
on average of from tive TO three every other day.
Portions of what is supposed 10 be the OWN, have
been also discharged. Each exit OF ciihsr animal or
web, ~ proceeded by acute pain IN some portion OF
the organ and attention being thus called, the object
is easily removed by the attendant.
The eyes assume times much nfammatory ir-
rtalion aud swcsg of the lids. with an injected
liiion of the ball aud copious suilusien of tears.
BY some the spiders are supposed 10 be OF differ
cnt sprcics they ale, certainly, Is we can eaIn,h
different stages OF maturity
The facts we nov give have been submitted 10 the
medical gentleman " no has seen tho case, in order
10 obtain his permission TO lay them before the pub
lie. well as 10 avoid any errors.
We are Informed by that gentleman that tho re-.
port we make is in the main correct, wanting such
pariicnariies Of detail Of course cannot be
presumed To know or understand.
Charleston Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

For several DAYS past, the opposition Of the resi-
dents and others aud about the line OF the projes
led continuation of the Trenton Rail Road. has b~sn
manifested IN serious direct attempts to iupede tho
progress Of the morknien; but yesterday the efforts
To the assembled Multitude reached 10 alarming
height. The operations Of the laboes were do
stroyed as soon ~ eomplcteJ-the wooden cross
pieces aud the ails were torn up, and flung away.
Immediately as the woikmep ouIl leave them; whe
some al the company were dig ging holes for tho
foundation tfceflan works, the. multitude were fol-
10 wing icpaying what had been torn up farther
up Front street., sumo fighting was going on; and. in
deed, the cling OF opppson seemed 10 b. 50 gem
e,a TINT women forgetting their sex d sphere.
were failing part aud nlhe course Of the day, stoned
one or two OF the prominent operatives on the part
Of the company,
II Is the object Of the Railroad Company TO lay
a singlt fhft along Front street. from the turn of
tlcu road down Maiden street.. heir depot in the
upper par Of kensiHgion and tho matter has just
been fully argued IN The Court OF Common Pleas,
aud decided IN lvour Of the Company. Those OPP
losed appealed 10 the Supreme Courl Of Pcnhsy Viva
MIA; but The Company have not been inclined 10 -
hide So many delays; and Ibis is steal cause Of
the prevailing excitement.
Sheriff Fuler, with large posse, en- the
ground aud made many arrests.
Since the above was written, we learn that The
numbers VI The mullitu de has nut only greatly is-
creased, hut that, tween eisht aud niue o'ssck
last night they collected togathsr most Of be crsss
pieces and other lumber, which had been left theiss-
bout aud set fire To the pile which these together
made. A0acted by the light the "Nolhern Liber-
ly Hose Company" repaired ihnhcr but were re-
reived with such demonstrations as 10 cause than.
for the preservation OF er apparatus. To retire from
the scene. Further ontrages were loudly threaten
ed.
IL. h, Il yys r Ers,Y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
MIR. GRT\DY'S ATTEMPT At WIT

Ina recent debate IN the Senate Of the United
States, Senator Giundy, concluded his speech by a
reference 10 u prediction of Mr.. Ialmadge, that
Gen Harrison woulJbe elected The next President
IN the following words which hc predicted would he
used by Gen. Harrison, when he shall be defeated
in 1911.
'Rives, Ryes run,-on Talmadge on,
Were the last words of HARRISON"
To which Mr. Talmadse replied 'that the mea-
sure was not altogether good but that was not the
fault of the poet but Of The names OF the Senators.
lie was no poet himself, and therefore would not
excuse himself for his rhymes, except as the Sena-
tor would ask TO be excused. The names were bad,
not the facts. lie thougI il would more probably
be
"Fly Van Buren, ny-run Grundy run
Were The first sords OF Harrison.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Phaqdeiplia U. s. Gazette Of Friday.
THE SCENE.

All WAS quiet yesterday nj the scene Of tho Iato
disturbance. Ileia aud there groups Of tall
kcis. drawn together by the occurrences. and gas
ing upon the devastation; Few buys were busy II
prizIng out with great uiece OF joIs small por-
ton Of the wood work that still remained in the gra-
ding; aud llrse all tho animate features Of the
scepe,--'Fhe stones removed to continue tho era-
dug mostly returned, but DOT Iepaved; lew
scattered b ands from, the fired heap still snoul-
eiing with dying emhe,s; large masses Of the com
pleted track we've wing turned completely bottom
upwards; with all the other and usual marks oi
such scene.
Some say that The Railroad Company is content
to await the action of the Supreme Court which
meets Monday next; Others say that the demon
stration was 50 overwhelming aud unanimous in OPP
position that that lor the road has been aban-
doned entirely.
The corporate powers Of the District, with the
object Of entirely preventing the occupation Of Front
Street with a rail track, have commenced tearing up
the street 10 oIdrr to construct culvcrt, Shich may
lake very long time TO Goa plete.
In the Of few days, the Company may bs
without o railway from the depot to the upper line
of the Northern Liberties; for on the 23d instant. the
year Of limit expires, according TO the act ef Assem-
bly,, ing them the oil Frankfort Read
10. Of Saturday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

GIN. llARHIsoS made an interesting reply TO the
speech made 10 hlm The other day the occasion
OF the presentation OF the Eagle which present
~ the great Columbus Convention. Ia The course
oft he h1ppily re aiked that III ever the happy
time shall arrive, when he benrffS If eorerhmne1t
established by common ellnfts aud common sacrf-
ees, shall be attaiaabIe BY ALL without regard po-
luica opinions, The Eagle shat be retedScd"
On the same occasion, Mr. Hughes OF Cincinnati.
presented the General through friend, a barrel of
"hdrd cider OF ms own manufacture.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
$50 EsEiSS AIRED.

I'D ANYWAY from The subscriber living near
T. Campbell Court house, on the 5hi ST. anegro
man named CAGER sometimes called 81 NJ, betw cen
25 and 80 years old about feet high. has scar
ore OF his legs occasoned by the kick Of horse.
Had on when lie lett domestic yarn cloths. | vii
give the above reward 10 any one experimenting aud
securing said man so get him again. it taken the
Wesl SIDE oflhe Blue Ridge out Of the State or
len dollars II taken in any other 81 The counlies Of
This Stale. / HOS A. COBBS.
u The kanawha paper will Iser the above
times and forward the account this office for col
lection.
March Is 49,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

The Wing Young Men Of Ono are invited. by
public notice from ''lhc Harrison and Reform
State Central Commtee," TO meet at their respec-
tive county seats. the first Saturday in next month,
To choose more Delegates from cath county
to the National Convention to be held a, Baltimore
on the first Monday IN May next
Delegates have been appointed also from LOUIS
lana 10 attend the Wing Young Men's Convention
al Il fillmore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Bg:I<EAE.S'G TOW MILL.
CO7utnbUS NiSsiSsinni

DAN ID X DGE a KYLE.
'ENliE Propretois having recently taken charge OF
u tins pleasant aud well known establishment,
Gate John o. Bracken's) corcr Of Washington
and Marker Streets, respectfully inform the public
mat they are prepared to accommodate Daily,
Monthly, or Yearly Boardcrs on reasonable terms.
aud from long experience in this line, are nuiercd
with tue belief that they give entire satisfaction,
even TO the most Elstldious. The Table will be
furnished with the best the country atotds and the
establishment with attentive and orderly servants,
under strict supervision and control.
Good Stables wuh attentive x careful O,lcfs be
long 10 the premises. which will all Tunes be pro.
yid, d with an abundance Of provender.
w. +. CAMBRIDGE.
CHARLES KYLE.
Columbus Mississippi, jan. 30 in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

A private letter. dated Caiso. jan I2ih. states
hal two careoes Of tlou, had bern sold At 50 on
board. The letter adds, thai tie rrvo
luton IN Bolivia was suppressed by the goternnen}
| but another had broken unleta citizeB pzmrd
Artrsaua Tho res ult ut which has been sslalus
| ed. c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
NE 2MlSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,"

b.i semi-iccekty, ferery Monday and 7dursday,J at
~ Doyars per asnum; payable in adraace No snbscrip
received fora shorter period than sir month and
Mill be discontinued (ercept al the discretion cflhe
rl,.,, uatH all averages are paid.
rY,DVERTISEHENTS inserteda so eents per square
for the FIRST Insertion and al cents for erery sn6se-
, fiaserf,sn'
FOB PRINTING erecuted neatly anderpeditiorsiy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

A Business Nan.--A business man is one vhs
minds his ow n business aud let's other people, bus
mess alone-aeud To his business in business WY,
aud then goes about his busincss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
1880 acres;

M which GOO or 700 acres open aud seeded well
ub ,rass or the cleared Land $50 river
law grounjs and so branch flats well adapted TO
.,,ss That portion Of the Land which is unclear.
ed !. well timbered. The Plantation has belong
ing 10 it, an ample supply OF good Utensils first
rae ThrashiaS Machine for getting out
Wheat Oas OF Cover SEED Wagons. with
all The necessary Gear; a stock Of fine Cale,
mong winch are some OF The Durham breed ten
good Work Houses two of which are excellent Brood
Mares ; a Stallion f; about 80 Hogs about 100 bar
res Of Corn; quantity OF Rye aud 500 bush
els Of Oals. lii would suit any person TO buy The
Plantation, together with every thing on ll-as above
enune rated-l should pteerir. have also on the
Plantation 5 or 6 hands whom am wiling 10 hlte
10 the purchaser I'LL the crop shall be completed.
Possession may be had very shortly after the sale is
effected. This is a desirable Tract Of Land, aud
respectfully invite those wishing to purchase TO go
10 see H. The terms shall be quite accommodating
Please apply to me in Lynchburg.
PLEASANT PARTIN.
March 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Ant,- Tobacco.-A law has been recently promuI-
gated in the Swiss canton OF the Nalais, lrohibninx
all persons under IS years OF age from smskinS Ma
der a | enaliy oil lihe or Imprisonment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

american Pespucci.-A New Orleans paper states
that this lady arrived in that city 2nd inst. IN tue
ST. am ship Nachez from lavana.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

Green PcaS.--lh he N. .. Pieayuns says that green
peas plentiful in tie market Vi New O,leans ON
Tie lsto this month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
.N'DT'ECE.

sr .V'CTECE.
w nave associated Mr.. GRIEF B. TATE,
cn, WIN us IN business-whch will however be
heretofore. NV nun u "'"e' q D''"'' 20
COY we have on hand an extensive assortment of
anxion suited to the present season, and being
Will ba s"feuuce our stock as much as possible, they
NAV rn sou 'or very small advance 10 those who
favor US with call.
TURNER & BURWELL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
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gOR RE.V'T.

-.A, The tenement in this place at present occu-
l5al pied by Mr.. Lewis Williams as a Tavern.
LII Possession can be had on The 96h of this
- he ,nplication to S. |. WATT.
March 10 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
'Has 'H'EsgI PUBLIC.

TO VEsgI PUBLIC.
VII subscriber returus ms thanks To his fr ends
l. and the public generally, Tor The liberal encour-
agement received by tie late irtn OF u AGE MALL,
aud takes this method Of informing them that he IN
tends continuing To cary on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all lis branches at the stand lately occnpicd by
them where he will thankfully receive and faithfully
eXecdte all orders in bis line.
tie wilkrep constantly on hand an assortment Of
CLOTHES, ready made OF various prices from the
co"rsest 10 the finest quality, which will be sold as
cheap as they can be purchased in this market, for
cash. LEWIS PAGE
Nearly opposite Messrs. Williams Il Victor.
Feb. 3 am
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
~ A.. no WIZ.

MARTIN, HUNT q WARD have removed
4'I their STOt'K Of GOODS 10 the square below
men old stand, in the house recently occupied by
Doct. Henry Latham, an Aporhecary Store.
Where they invite their friends and the public 10
call and examine their Stock which they will 10
lew days make larg> additions.
March IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
vALUBLE FARM FOR SALE.

VAEUBEE FARM FOR SALE.
PROPOSALS will he received until the 1s OF
Il September 1870 for the purchase OF about
ESQ Acres OF Land,
being the former residence oil Maj. David Temple
Ton, deed. situated in Rockbdge county, aud in the
immediate neig iborhood of Edmondson's III on the
North branch OF flames River. Propositions made
will specify the price pc, Acre, and payments
/, when to be made, not less than one third IN hand
MI The residue in |, . and 3, annual payments
well secured. AT reasonable cost this might be
made a desirable situation The premises will be
shownby Cap. Carpent., who lives thereon or by.
w. PAXTON, Au'y.
For j. NJ. Iempteton.
Marcn I6 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Az E'AsY ROAD TO WEALTH
MOr sMu.tiCasulis and Silk Worm

Eggs for Sale.
Il HAVE one hundred thousand Norus Walicdu-
IL lis SIPS raised from trees Of luxurant growth
in The vicinity of Lynchbutg, and Fifty Ounces OF the
genuine Mammoth IFhue Double crop SIX Worm
Eggs, which would engage accommodating
terms, deliverable at any time before the first of Aw
next. The Eggs will be sold by the or thou
sand. Orders from distance will be strictly alien
ded TO if addressed to DAVID Il. PHELPS
Lynchburg va
Nov. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Bacon and Iron.

10000 LBS Ii T, BAcoN,"el' cur cured i,., on
Rand aud for sale low for cash.
BRYANT & YOUNG.
March - At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

ia AFlNG sold out ny Book Store IN this place,
Il "A to Aless's. Payne x Gregory, aud heins de-
s'tous OF wi'd ding my business soonas possible,
would take thus method Of respectfully requesting
all those 'ndebtedto me TO call and close their ac-
counts.
Please call at Messrs. Payne & Grcgo,y's Book
Store +. ECllOLS.
Marcl,9 MA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Lancaster n Bryant.
" Office.

.VUTHdE.
I'noSE indebted I" J. r. Bailey & Co.. Bailey
q Womack and D. F. Bailey & Co. here
y! respectfully informed that uness they come for
c. '.o ana pay what they TO the above named
before tbe Is, day Of April next, they will
10y one without dislinclion.) be warranted or
eu upon Immediately thereafter.
BAILEY 4 WOMACk.
E'cH IL Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
$50 RsEIes ARD.
DANA WAY from The subsc riber living
IL burg Mills, Buckingham county, las
day night, anegio woman named
EEGE.N'Eb.Y.

srait made. Inclined To be f1eshy-nuimeg color,
about 81 years old Had white Satin Bonnet,
bro wn circassien coat. blue ground calicoe aud
variety OF other clelhinc. Tins woman WAS brought
from Kentucky last tail and is probably making her
way back there. The above reward will be gwen Tor
the apprehension Of said wcuan and returning her 10
me or securing her so ] get her again, il taken out
OF the State OF ten dollars il taken wuhlu h- ate.
ROBERT NJ. GOOLSBY.
March 16 Al.
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+ eb. &C
JIM (KOJV'.
NOTICE..

I'liE undersigned is now ready to receive wheat.
l. during the season, for which he will pay The
highest cash price. To prevent misunderstanding
he now informs his friends and The public generally
that in every case where wheat is the MIL
and no price agreed upon, ii is stored in the Mill
at the risk Of The planter long the price
unsettled, as he is only MILLER. and MOI AN lnsu
rer against fire, water, &c. ALEX. MUND1.
Aug Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Cash for Wheat.

NN7E will give the highest cash price fo
w WHEAT Having Lumber House con
veuent, can receive II with despatch.
HORNER * WATSON.
Feb. "a l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23
Land for sale.

WISH TO SELL the Tract of LAND
I which ouught three or four years ago Of Sam
mel pann. tiles on Lite Failing river in Camp
.ell county, and contains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-03-23

WE RECEIVED few days since few Bas-
w kets Champaign Wine Of the Star Brand, a
few Thousand Cigats Of superior atty and an
interesting lot oil French Brandy. Rnm Particular q
Sicily Madeira Vine BAILEY Il WOMOth.
January6 Is
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-31

ten ausentli cine SGase fur bic rsm 9rscben ansebanst
Strdfs einuleittn 81, ~ ~ #
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2tcn @ccticn rnDdlteH oJ }c9d zinc &a8 Ir Die BEN sE'
9tbcn an9tbdn9e @trdfe eHJuEcet.
i'll no in Nbpcfcnbct SDtr ltnfabstrt nss Setter 1afte
9trs mag jebrr Vrser Strcsun8 Der Norteb"
runSen br Orbtnan inem Qearb ct Oosr eaenr 8tabI'
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wie fir 0ufcbrr falls 9r9enrar9 mare @8l'@ UNI
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rrtc1brid n monto9cn crs Junp ScrfcMccr os"
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ots Sdotratbs bemtcn pp9er unc Der taptrap ioA N"
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Dag &la9cn bcr Obnans Oapor anbGn9tS
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9cr9cDns bic Straft stpep Oher prcpfad auftrle9en.
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prtabrcn rerp mic berin 5upOr 9e9n Srsebrnp @nOcOP
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Attenrt 9ortD H. AsnetO, sseeorrer'
Ganton San. 81, 1910. 2m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-31
1 { Q " II n & t.

@Gers "auter in elmer $anoart rts QEcen ponS,prps
amrtta auufnbren-rrr 4ebante Iba perprsn
1tnD bod cste bic b9e teu pramatits Qe1eabaft AM ct
ten @amtaS bic Auf9a be ml pcutpmmr 9as Jablreie,
D6 atbare Dublitnm Der 3ul6aucr laue init 9eranner
Nfmeram Der rilpcn caurnS bs 9rcBen Siters tple
lie pur oen 6errn, eler Carl opr rtpraehtr 70 pabenb
pcrsra9em purre; rtrat(cute bas in rant m9l ren9e
steue Silb s ertreen G9cisnus lit nit benz an Ufccr,
rtBen cae 70 reu aufSfaB in alien SIancen nes ers
4ntterneen Smer5es nabm tten Antbet att Amalas 6waz
merr $icte une Ct bRe m n9cmein cc rauberen 1betl
rs Weermerts-a ben Sdutcrtcnen Der altc rcn 0ienr
bcs Oaocrn eaufes, Daniel sesl tebr-ebenfr rrmat-
tterbaupf thent nr ene g timme int pnbum 3u Derren,
nam baB cbes 0(eo cer Gecafbaf pccn NntD an bent
cinSen Qan3en bate. gu tabe In fam audi pie es ns
tn, fpcni9 nnc mir 9lauten, bic 8eeuaft babe Den
0etfal, tcn le enseernbtct reid rerbt. Die Nushein9
lrer Stolen pur Otretoru BAT m pntstens osma ais
r4ts er,ptsfen @weiser Srseltcrs, Solr, @uftcrle,
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