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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01
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EFFICACY OF AMMONIA IN CASES OF
DtAf~nN

-
Er,raci Ma letter J,om Dr.. Arsr,s Cnvaen 10 The
Editor. dated Coopesiorn, ". y, FEB ., 1872.
A young man ia This place had accidentally oserset a
hive Of bees, aud boiofe ho could escape. they had set..
lied. IN great numbers. IN different parts OF his body and
llnlhs. aud sinbg him very severely. u Vas about Ia"
an hour after The accident happened, when no cs'"s 10
my office IN erenl agony, and he had scarcely time IN
give m account Of IL befnte hc tainted. Immediately
applied The ammonia In the paris that had been siu'ig,
his legs, arms, aud breast. He directly ferovefed '"'n'
his ts'niness. and experienced NJ rain " other i'co''ve,
nience afterwards. -
II Is several years since FIST used the aqua ammonia.
IN counterfeit the effects of HE bites Of Insects and s''"gs
81 bees, and II has invariably produced instant r"'",-
generally complete. have often seen children crying
~ excessive pain frum The sling of a bee, aud t, 'he sP
rlleaiioii Of The aminnnla They would imiitdia''iy cease
complaining aud become cheerful, 81 cuinnlsie aud sud
den Is the relief II produces. always Use II i"r nlo-'lni-
10 bites. and llley never trouble ne farther. was td
10 the use oi II IN these eascs. irnm HE instantaneous u
feet il was SAID To have IN c0uu,eraetinq the hIHeraimn "i
prussia acid. IN thoseeond number al the American jour
nal of Medical Sciences. Philadelphia } ir last year.
ii win be seen that DR.. hmorc. Of Al,hanla. used II WIN
great success N The cure of bites oi vcnonuls scfPeni-.
From his account. II is prohnblr that the pure nncafm'-
mated acqna am,nonia is most ,Iiieaciuus. have soi'''s
times noticed ita, the application is a,ofe ellicacinus Than
Al others. and think II must he ou account oil IT'S being
oomotiibca onrbonaled aud q, ulats moi.
SiVimaa's journal % Science.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

a letter lfnm Col. Todd, our Minister nj The CURT of
Russia. addressed % tho Secretary Of The National lnsii-
iule. irecnhes II remarkable case ol an h,decayed body
Mhich had come under The writer = notice.
ST. pnrrusnuao, ith July, 1913.
Nh Dear Sir.-lhere Is n singular case III an unles
cayed body nj I,evaI, IN ancient German iown on Tho
present Russian shore OF The B1llic. visited tho
church IN which IL is preserved. and where IL Is exiiiihi-
I'd 10 strangers. 1t Is the body oil an old gentleman ina
military dresa worn in lil0. The body is perfectly dry;
some Of The teeth aud white hairs are in a perfect 81 -.
The skin Ia oi n brown c,lor; aud WA represented, when
first exposed 10 The air, 10 be very elastic. 1t you
strike The chest or tho bhlly, II gives fnth n hollow
sound. The stockings arc nearly lrcayrd. but the boots
arc entire, and the hairs Of the WY are 10 n goud cun-
diIiop.
Some thirty yents ago, when the church was repair.
ed. the coffin WINS found in a separate r,om. under Il great
quantity of furniture and old ruid,,sh. When the cot
I'm was ipcned, the skin was uf a lighter coler Than it Is
tow. by the paper found ~ the collin. ard by tho
church records, il was nscrri,ined 10 be the body Of a
General. Duke do Croy. who was n Frenclman aud en-
tered the Russian service IN The time al Peter the Great.
about The year 1896, and was employed IN the war will,
Sweden. Al The balile oi Narvn ~ which the Rus
SLAMS were defeated. he sh II himself mp in The frtrcss OF
Narva, and eapllulaied. .Atet his return from Swe>
den, he resided Ms a private prraon al Reval, and lncnf-
red heavy debts. Al his death. IN The beginning Of the
l9'h roalury, hs creditors did not allow his friends 10
bury The body until his heirs should pay his debts. The
body renamed in the church %unburied. and WAS KEEP, in
n dry ronm under grunnd. aud II Is supposed by some,
that The comp sUinn of the soil (which In chalk and
limesione) preserved il frm decay; hut | incline To the
opinion thai The great degree ri cold that Is said 10 hase
psevailed nj the time of his death. aud The influence II
The OAK wood Of which lhc'crllin Is made. contributed 10
produce This rare result. II produced a strange fcrling
on touching The hands and face OF n dead body buried
$50 years ago. aud that Appealed to resemble a pe,ri.
faction.
C.S. TODD.
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TO F.F.NEEFEi&,
DIS PATENT CONDENSING
CoFrE r BOILERS,
Tie only Ming ercr offered % Me pubic Nat M

The only thing ercr offered 10 the public Tint rW
lncserpc Inc good properties Of ie tobee.
6tOFFEt. made III this Boiler IS decidedly better than
' lIat made IN any other aay. as il preserves all
that rich aromatic flavor so much desired in coilee-and
in all other modes il flies off in steam. This Boiler re-
quires from one-quarler to one third less of the grain, as
none d the aroma escapes-and much less cream and
suuar. as there is less OF the bitter a%strIngent in It, aud
will retain the flavor and freshness as long as the con
denser is kept on-a whole day If necessary. The
Condensing Boiler Is much less trouble for the cook
than the ordinary ono, as it cannot boil over, the con
densed steam dripping back keeps down the iroth.
Persons are respectfully referred 10 The following
named pebtIeean, who are using the Condensing Boil
ers, and highly approve oil them
Hon. II. l., Ellsworth, Com. of Patent,
pllon. Judge Cranch, Chief Judge of Dist, \y,sbino-
Hon. Judge Mason, Sect. Of u. ;. Navy. ian n &.
lDoct SeWeI, "
l)ocL Lindsey,
.fpi ssio by II u. < w y. ttC1lAhi)S
/ Aiagl5 IS
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fEyliE subscriber having made arrangements with one
u Of the largest Factories at the North. Tor the pr
pose OF supplying this market, and the surrounding
country, with all kinds of Carriages, made Of The eest
materials, and Of the latest styles and patterns, Is Pre-
pared to furnish them to those who want, upon rs good
terms as they can be purchased at the North, or else.
where aud brought here. lie has now on hand a large
CARRIAGES. which he is disposed 10
sell upon such terms as will be satisfactory 10 purchasers.
II desired, he will furnish the HARNESS for each
Carriage, ofhis own manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD as can be obtained any where.
J. C.. SiIACkLEFORD.
have made arrangements with Mr.. J. C.. Shaehie
ford 10 furnish him al the shortest notice with any style
OF Carriage he may order.
II. r. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.1AJ9rd, ConR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

ANOTHER CASE or MrsMERism. The New Haven
Herald publishes a communication which Describes the
painless extraction Of n tooth from a lady who had been
put into a mesmeric sleep. Here is The story
"After Miss Perry had undergone her test npon CLAIR
voyauce. &c. Mrs -, a lady well known to many OF
our citizens, took the chair. and in the course Of twenty
minutes was put to sleep by Nj. St. Luke. Whereupon.
Mr.. VIM. G. Munson, The well known Dentist in this
city, commenced the operation Of lancing the gums. at.
Ter which the instrument was applied with considerable
and deeply imbedded in the gum. Lance after lance, and
tug after tug, was administered 10 The tune or time of
twenty seven minutes, ere the stubborn tenant was ex-
tractcd! Yes. Mess. Editors, twenty seven minutes
elapsed before the operation was compleled-daring
which time the lady neither winged, croaned, sighed. or
moved n musclei much to The surprise Of an astonisled
and gratiied audience. This /. o fact, and in justice IL
the science and all concerned. | relate This. leaving 70
others who witnessed The same. TO say or make what
comments they may deem fi."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

Coon SpuNK.-In The Wuonsuckei Patriot we notice
The advertisement of MIS-. Mary Irons, wherein she gives
old Irons such a dose al Is II not sci well on his stomach.
Mary is an irontr and crilnper, as The goud.lo nothing
Arthur has probably long ago found out.
"Whereas, Arthur Irons has seen fit to advertise me
as having leii his bed and board, carrying off his chill
dlen, &C., therefore | hereby give notice 10 all who may
feel interest in the matter that said Arthur Irons, since
his marriage, has had neither bed nor board which was
moi procured with my money; that all the furniture which
took away | purchased and paid for myself; that he
had no money which did not belong to me, and as to
getting trusted ON his account. he cannot get trusted him
sell where he Is known; that | can better maintain my
sell than he can; and that preief living alone to living
with a rum jug! MARY hons"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

Richard DAWSON, a native of England. died recently
near Warrenion. N. q. He had been a resident Of this
country some foriy odd years. and had acqnir d a con-
siderable fortune. The Raleigh Register says he let his
personal estate To his relatives in England. and his real
estate he left Ia build Churches, .~sfree.for all denomina:
tons of Christians, WIN acknowledge the DIVINITY, VI
Christ, and the necessity Of a spiritual regeneration"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

AN INDGrENDRSr SournEnN REpnEsENrArivE.~
Felix &. Mcdonnell, who ran against the regular De-
mocraIlc candidate in the seventh Congressional district,
Alabama. has bcon elected. Mcdonnell is what is called
n hard case, and his conduci was very severely censured
while In Congress by his political oppontnis. II is said
he told his late constituents, that he was IA plain. hat-
footcd. venison backed. nnsophistieaied loco i,co"-and
,ha, eft e did moi cboose To re.elect him. because ha
took his glass OF grog. like an independent citizen, thay
might 90 10 -- and he would 20 to making harness;
and that he didn't care a curse, only that lie didn't like
10 be cork screwed out of Congress by the intriguing Of
your moccasin footed nominating conveniian.' There,
is a prospect in The nexi Congress ofson'e ''rich SCENES y
the name given to dissraceiul exhibitions Of vulrarity
and profanity. Bahisaore Clipper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

no Tobacco Planters.

T'llf undersigned hegs leave To say Ia Planters Of
4 Tobacco that he has employed in his stone Mi.
Jno. II. DAVIS, who has had several years experience "a
Golnmisslon Merchant, IN selling Tobacco. and will
continue 10 sell tor me al 50 cents per hid, aud pay the
Planters at my store rs soon as the Tobacco noie is oh
aimed. ! ash lor Il portion Of the public patronage.
W. 7. YOUNG
May % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

Chalk IN .9rkansas -Dr Powell upon his return
from the north western portion of our State, saws tho
Little Rock ARK Gazette Of the 4,h inst, repr,s ihe
discovery OF extensive beds Of excellent chalk-the first
and only discovery OF the kind in the L. States. He
handed us a specimen which, so far as we can judge
from the taste and nahed eye. equals any we ever saw.
We understand it has been tested to the satisfaction Of
out druggists.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

Eleciroculf urc. -Ata meeting Of the Nav York Far
uier's Club on Tuesday, a drawing was exhibited in ia
vor Of Eleciro~culiure, Of a grape vlneof a years growth,
one branch OF whose iendrls. %clInging to a gaisanic iron
wire, has grown 10 The height of sixteen feet while the.
other branch, not thus connected, has only reached an al
titude Vi fuuf feet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-01

A ROYAL Tribute TO YANkEE IkGENuiTy.-Dr.
G. O. Jarvis, Of Middleiown, Conn, the inventor of a
useful surgical apparatus for reducing dislocaiions.
known as The ''Adjusfer,' has received from the hands
of Prince Albert, as President OF The Society of Arts"
The largest gold medal ever bestowed by, or in. the Gift OF
the Socihiy. The medal is Of The value Of .E5 sterling.
He is the first American On whom such au honor has
been conferred.
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Fyuss safe or .Nrcy0 ,Y0m.

By virtue Of a deed Of trust executed on he oath of
Fs October, 1899, by Madison G. Porter, The subs
scriber, The trustee therein named, will sell. in the town
u | y~rchbulg, at the Market House, on Monday the LIST
gay ot september neNt, at IL O'Clock, a negro man ma
med W Ills, aged about % or % ycars.-Ierms, cash.
Aelng rs trustee, I shall only convey such title as
Tia yh deed vests III mc-but the title is believed to be
lolr,l. &. l.. MOSDY, Trustee.
Aug. - us
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TE'.l.. IL. T,.EEBoT,
E.F.H.Es FOR SIZE


n accordance with a decree ot the circuit superior
q cauItui aw aud eiaucery ior Nelson county, pro.
uuunccd on thctth day ol May, ISIS, IN the case oi
Montgomery rs Montgomery and others. the undefslgn-
ed Will. an Friday the 9th DAY ri September next. II
tar, and II not on he nrNt TAR day thereafter, proceed
IN sell, on lhg premises, To the highest hidder, a tract Of
Land, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY HIGHT ACRES, beine the lon
er end of the Mansion House Tract of Land. ct which
Joseph Montgomery deceased, late OF the said county ci
Nulsua, died possessed.
AS. al the same time, in the same manner. ON tho
premises. he VIII sell another tract OF land, containing
.NDREp.AND F0RII III MD Il
HILF.iCRLS. being The part cut Oh IRON the upper
end of The same trnet. by The allotment Of dawer 10 The
widow oi the sad Joseph Montgomery deceased.
Also, At tho s1me l5nc, in the same ma00cr. On the
premises, he Viii offer Tor sale another tract. containing
ONE HUNDRED AND f~lGlirA3lNO AND \
FOURTH ACRES. beng the snip OF land lying hes
tween the daWcr tfarl aud the lower tract above descri-
bod.
The largest tact hero mentioned contains about
oar FEg.s'DRED .gtRES
of botem l1rl Ut superior quality, the must Of which
might b.. mnlr fret rate meadow land, by The iudicio1s
management OF the several bold mountain streauis TINT
run through II. anl which are always well l%reighted
with the richest ylfein soil alter every rain of conse-
lucuce. Tho |biehl30d in this tract IA partly cleared
and Is WY productive, aud murh Of the woodland Is
well tmhcred and Is superior tobacco land. I here arr
-. also on this tract a comfortable DWELLING
LID. HOUSE, with four rooms, and necessary oul
houses.
The second tract is partly cleared, aud partly in ma
tive lofest al the best timber. The mos Of the tract is
rich. aud much ot II Is tobacco land Of the very best
quality.
The lhin1 and Lust Tract contains a large proportion of
low grounds Of ine quality, and a part Of II is excellent
meadow land,
This iand Is. altogether. such as is rarely offered Tor
sale. combining many advantages not enumerated. and
is well worthy the attention oi purchasers. The Two
lower tracts he eonlienously, and if purchased by one
individual. would make 4 very fine estate Of five hun
drcd aud seventy acres.
The terms Gr the first two tracts mentioned will be
one-ioufh cash, aud the balance III three equal payments
on a credit oil one, two and three years.
The terms for the last mentioned tract will be one
ttird cash, and the balance in TWO equal payments, on a
credit OF one aud two years. -
In all eases, bonds with sufficient security viii be re
quired tor He crcdlt payments; and the tile 10 the prop,
erty will be retained as additional security, until the
whole Of the purchase money be paid.
RYLAND ROBES, Commissioner.
August 4 t5S
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Trust sal or Land.

VFtS1 ESSVtC VI A/3G1tlJe
<skS1oA BY virtue of deed Of trust, executed oil
d7SFS the OH day Of April, 1912. by David G.
OYVs Hartigan. the subscriber, The Trustee iheip
- in named, will sell. in the town Of I.ynsh-
burg, On Saturday. The 20th day Of September next. No
II Il AC II LA N y
in said deed specified. containing. by estimate; ibost
02o ACRES.
adjoining the lands Of Heritage Howertou, WIN. LISTER
and c,hers. now occupied by Madison &. Porter. Aud T.
ing in the county Of Appomalt,x.
The title 10 The said Land is believed IL be perfect;
but The subscriber, acting as Trustee, win Convey such
title only as is vested in him as such.
Terms. Cash. G.. /. MOSBf, 1yusies.
Aug. Is ta0S.
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". e. TYR.

10 BARRELS prime N. C.. TAR, on consign-
Uncut, for sale low. 5s ar
A laFge lot Of Lump and Ground Plaster on hand, at
tleif brick Lumber House on The Canal.
They receive and forward Goods and Country Pro
duee al Satisfactory prices.
fl JAMES b. RENWlCK s Co.
q August u ..,t 4t
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mltE ~
60Yla srEG0E far Safe.

EYllE subscriber has for sale. al the l.angliorne Mill.
q GORN MEAL, whiel, he will sell Tor cash. Oh
in exchange Tor Wheat, at market prices.
An. MONTGOMERY.
Aug Is
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ID
"a GREEN,

HATCHER "a GREEN,
~s.yOcfrs and s0AHD.tsstoH .EsestA0,Sss,
q sAAlNG removed to The lower tenement ol the
4 4 large brck building, recently clrcfed .ou the cor
nor Of Main Street, Immediately below the Market
Ilonsca and opposite John J. Parvts, are now Offering to
the public
4 EAsktaE AND WELL SELECTED
sToGH o. G. GROCERIES,,
which They arc deteuniped to sell low either lr CASH
on EAR1ei.
They ask all purchasers. particularly such MS are in
search Of coon B9RG.H.NS, to call aad examine
for themselves.
They will also pay the highest cash price for Bacon,
Lard, Butter. Wool. Feathers, Beeswax, 1allow, Clio
yer Seed, Flax Seed, Ginseng, &c, &c.
They alsg offer their services 10 The public as
General Commission Merchants
hoping By promptua5s and strict attention 10 business
70 merit a share oI public patronage.
JOHN A.IIATCHER,
JAMES b. GREEN.
FEB. . is
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ggardsr0re amt ctuSEcy.y.
III 6HH LOST.

fANlE person who borrowed my '.Ruwlett's Interest
IL Tables, will confer a favor by returning them inn
tnedaleIy. GEORGE BAGBY.
August Il is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-30
COMMIssIONER,s SALE.


Samuel L,wihor deed. against James
Coates and others; In
James MI.ure. against the same; CLdncery.
John MLute. against The same.
Virtue Of the joint decree made in these
causes by the Circuit Superior Courl oi Lny
and Chancery or The county of Ohio; on the llth
day OF June 1915. | will untr for sale ut the front
door Of the court house Of "a d county. or riondny
The 29Ih day oi September next. thai portion OF lot
No 10. situated IN Jonathan Zanc's addition Ia
Wheeling, embraced within the ~iollowirg bounds
Ia vii: Beginning ut The Suti,i west corner or said
lot en- Market street. thence noriheasierly alDng
Market street 81 leei, thence nj right angles with
Market street To The west side III the Turnpike
road. then &c s~ohiherly with The west side IF said
road Ia The southern line of said LOT, aud thence
With said southern line 10 lite he ginning. The said
portion OF said lot will he sold in separates and
equal morelics. by n line running parallel with
Market street.
TEGMs-One fonrih OF the purchase money in
hand, and the residue IN iNo equal ihsialnenis.
payable IN six and iweltc iroiihs. the purchaser
giving hond aud security therefor, hcnring interest
from the day Of sale = and the title retained uriil
pay ment in full.
/ MITCHELL, omm ;ssi,ner.
PAutL- So nng 27
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llR EoFrs roNIc Az ANrLpYsrEp

- TIC PILLS This Medicine his hccu
known to the public Tor the last twenty years. atd
hns"hiain-d considerable c~clctrIy az y remedy fr
DYSPEPSIA. Experience has shawn these plls -
ne 'he best lnmty Medicine that can lie ustl
i"ey operate gently a. "a putsaiivc. prnduring uci-
'h'f sickness nor debility. They can be used NJ nll
,lnos by pcH7,ns II all ages. without regard to Diet,
dfink. ot tHrosure To Wet AID cold.
As On a"t-hrl,Cus medicine. every person using
them wall sam become satisfied oi their suuero.
'ihr"cy. There has been iSsu.d a pamphlet, 90
bc had al the Agents. IN which - set lOrl, more
fully the rainre aud cpcrn,on ri IA. medicine, To.
se'hnr vrh some ol the diseases IA which Il j.
most applicable.
The pmprielors have been compelle TO alter tho
in'n oi The Wrappers enclosing her Plis. owing
=" The many cnunicricirs iha, haSc boon disiu1ulcd
All persons purchasing are reque.i'd Il, hc well
sa,'stcd They are gennine Fer sale hy PRYOR ~
fAULL Druggists. Wheeling. Va. General AGENT,
i"r Tho Prov, i.u,rs. "a %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-30
~FORYU:TE;'S HOME.

we lake great pressure M laying before our
patrons nnd the puhitr generally. the mllnv hog
schemes tr AueNsi. know ing them I" lie bcu, =
Than any others oiirt,d tn the public West Of the
mountains. Send IN your orders for Packages.
us Is The most popular way OF ud> %cnuring IN
Lotteries say again, send in your orders with
cash OF prize tickets enclosed. and hey VIII me-.
with "a much attention as IL personally applied Tor.
All orders tome perfectly safe by mail.
n l. DORSEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-30

} ECEIIED from New Yott. Ph,ladclpha ant
B,ltimrrc. q large and general assurlmen,
ni Gmcet cs. Which will be disposed al on t.- mos,
favorable terms. consisting in part OF the follow my
800 sacks prime RIO Coffee
so hags Java de-
50 la Alspicc and PEPPER
50 brls Lnaf Sugar
200 boxes Tn Plate ! crnSs
. do double cross
93OO Braziet's and sheeIing Copper
1000 lbs Blnca Tin
10 chests Y II Tea
80 caiiys G~unpowder and Imperial Tea
100 hhds N o Sugar
l5U htls do N!u.asses
quo kegs Nails assorted sizes
5000 lbs Cotton Yaras assorted 3 u 10
% boxes Rlisins
81 boxes Cayendish Tobacco. assorted 8 6 l2
Ia l6 and pound humps
50 kegs y Twist Hcutucky
100 d"z q + Buckets
1900 tbs Cheese
mug 7 FLENING Il HUN FER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-30

The COlNGE.-We are indebted to tbe
treasury Department (says the Washington
ohion) Tor the following abstract of the Total
amount OF coinage at the mint and branch
mints Tor the month of July, viz:
In eagles, S55, 900; i'm half eagles, sl3l 600
IN quarter eagles, S5,737 5O0total in gold
In half dollars, 81 900; i'm quarter dollars.
$4,000; in dimes, Sl29, 600; in half dimes,
In cents, S3,3i3 81.
Total value of coinage of the month of Julv
last, $3.50 ,0Sl IL.
OILS.
Total number of pieces of silver, 2,A72, 900.
Total number of cents coined, 49,, 1867.
Total number OF pieces coined, 2,S4O, 1872.
WOODEN MANUFACTURE AT FRED
ERICkSBURGH.-Johm M. Herndon, ESQ
of Fredericksburg, has purchased the cold
Foundry" at that place, and will proceed i'm.
mediately to fit it up as a wooden factory, un-
der the direction of Mr.. Kennedy, whose expe-
rience inthat branch OF manufacture afford the
most ample guaranty of success.
Upon the announcement of this intelligence
the Richmond Enquirer uses the folio wing
language:
1--WE congratulate our friendsin Fredcricks-
purgh upon an undertaking which, ii properly
carried through, must give new life to their
trade, and arouse all their energies"
Pretty well spoken for a journal, anti-tarin
abimo, and an advocate of the Revenue stan
ddrd, that great humbugo of Modern Democ.
racy.- Wing.
ANTI-MATRIMONIAL.-The lovers in
Florida have been driven into annexation il
the most hurried manner. The laws forbiC
under severe penalties, the marrying of persona
without a license obtained from the Clerk o
the County Court of the County where tn,
marriage is to take place, and during the ses
sion of the Legislature, which has Just closed
a law was passed to abolish all these courts
after the LIST OF October, without appointin,
another officer to grant marriage licences. TIL,
consequence will be, that all single persons a
that time, must wait for the action of a futur
Legislature, before they can connubialize.-
Such an oversight, particularly in a youthft
State, is objectionable. The girls should ca
a mass meeting, and compel the Governor t
call an extra session.