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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19
JAMES RIVER & KANAwIIA COMPANY

designation of he President.
At meeting of the President aud Directors Ct the
James River aud kanswba Company. a, Richmond on
Iueslay, the OH Frebuary, 1916.
Present; JesLrn c. C.nfLL, President.
Thomas N. Bondumo'
Iorbin Warwick, ! Diret Tors
Bernard Peyton.
The President rendered HE foweg communication
run himself briefly explaining his reasons ur the same
and reired from the Board.
TO The Directors ofhe james Rire, and Knia,c.
Ia Company.
RIonmoNp. Feb 10. 1916
Gentlemen; do hereby resign The ifre Of Presden,
VI The James River aud Kama" Company. Of my
reasons Tor taking his step, under existing ccunsa
ces you are already fully appflrd IN sevcrng the Of
fetal connection which has heretofore united u.s. beg
leave Ia express NY uuabad anxiety fur the prosperity
ui the Company aud To tender 10 each and all Of Won
the my hes, WISHES ir tho success OF your
official labuufs well Of high personal :, spec
and tstcon. JOSEPH {. CABELL.n
j Mr.. Bundnrant having been called 10 the Chair it
was, an his mlliun,
R,solrcd. That the Directors receive The te.i,n,,n,n
ol The pfrs'deo with feelings ii the lyclis rrerel-
They are sensible that ms ene devotion 10 the hest
interests at the Company. aud the faithful and nnllroc
discharge OF his official duties. have lunumerabe in.
stances duI"g the last len years placed hun in posi-
dons adverse Ia secloua aud personal interests and thus
given rise Ia prcIudces against him. which are seped
have the effect oi presentln. the legislation re onis.
To ehabe the lonGany tnpoceed with ills improvement
In his resignation, rendered, they are satisfied SAFELY
with view 10 rem0vc this obstacle Ia The Conpany i
spccess aud from 80 abatement OF zeal IN The cause ol
interval improN IN the State. the Directors recop-
nze OF DISTINGUISHED and pa uiic devotion Ia The
prosperity of the Commonwealth. Characteristic of the
Whole tenor III his public HE Were the Directors A,
liberty to yield to their feelings of personal frleudshp
towards the President, stens ihened by long period OF
Official intercourse they would sienunusy oppose his
resenauu but they compelled 10 acknow letpe that
undtf The circumstances his retirement Is unsuitable
aud ms resignation !, accordingly accepted
Extract from HE record
w. b. CluIIENDEN sony
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Tor Good 10 be Lost Tire Ia Bdga,ehs The f'l.
having "1st was recently gwen al .dafaee' eeleon
lion down South
"AIsssA kasbus NJ. klay-de flend Of the kued
roprs lstoe sdungh be bah VII. shin. he had als'
berry brsck heart: which 'liits blm TO de universal
scam Of dis sembly."
Trnnnbmi Democrat
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A1H 0nd Winter Fashions.

"i'h'iD At MY HOUSE ON MAIN SraEEr, rorR
Doors .BovE MEM \ GwArkiN's Sronr.
I'hANkFCL to my friends and The Public gene.
hiy "r their patronage heretof,ie bestowed upon
sSH continuation OF the game. feeling sure thai
snail % as'e TO please the mos, fasiidlous
=, WILLIAM CLAvEY.
ID ~ u" &c
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1)ortical.
Yea THE ylKGIftas.


vos THE y,kcIsiAs.
- A Moax PxpPEn -
sicki., imrrg, rustic muse,
Tine shrsieek's head Inspired,
DMrhyn.e aud both sbuse;
To fame this drudge aspred.
shs nes. sssayed LOFTY strain.
But lent her pigms power,
To making siis dsn,Sels vain,
Or jealous rivals sour.
Ala i,'s ".,es- u "bldeks OF bihe,
~ preference a slight,
Mould send this cbe-monsef 70
new rssassian fight
A Doctor mase, 20 head THESE Ills
Essa,ed pepper" lotion.
f,n NJ - cures, or else he Kills,
&ss D, unlaeLy potion
This dose Of Pepper" piping hot,
feared would quite o'ercome her
And send the hobhling mHss to rot,
Where PADDY sent the drummer
That she The hue ket thus shondk kick.
Filled me with CONSERVATION
Rei.f, cried-qaick, quick, oh quick
e Shell die Of inflammation.
A counter -fiasut alone,
Could cheek this sad dIsas,ri,
Ard though all hops had nearly down,
tried s.MIsioyd plaster,
Now Brsudrcth's pill. MAJ cure all Ill.
Aud Peasc assist the tslker,
But "Mus'atd7 cures. where "Psrpei' kill
Restores the d,ing trriter.
The prooi Is plsiu fuf soon again,
In thai same "bng~ stcinlnitl,
She sings another dosgerel strain.
In love, and stars, and irt'nin,n,
Mare pepper now, more "Penrta nov
I'll no mo,e Mustard" plaster
XII kill thai muse cate not how,
Yet fpaf. the ppetes'er
yrs kiii that muse and "Shofloek > lutte,
WIN cease and, unimped.i
He'll "isach the Young idea to rhos, >
liza canppns II us aoeded. MUSTARD
ssss "Pspqtr,s i,h verse
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BE- NEGEeDEs FOR SAFE.

IN Thursday, the 9Th Of March nex. if fair, if not
~ the next far day thereafter, will be sold, a, the
a'e residence of Charles lnudy, decd. rear Noun,
Laurel. Halifax County, Virginia.
80 PERY SUPERIOR NEGROES.
Stock Crop, Household and Kitchen Furnilore. Plan.
aii"n Tools. &e., credit of 2 months, 10y all sums
aver hve dollars. purchasers, giving bonds with APP
proved security. ELISHA f.. HUNnLEY.
Lar. q Charles HundLey. dec'd.
req. X WSN-
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TEs.ECr' OF E.3.V'fe,

containing about six hundred Acres, upon which the
said Samuel Arnold now resides. The land is situated
in the county OF Boelourl aud lies both sides OF the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Road about one mile
>ast Of Mr. \. Z. Inck's llote This land is Of an
exc,llenl quality. aud well adapted the cultivation
ot ehej Wheat Corn or fobiceo; and there Is also
np,n the place very large and valuable
PEACH ORCHARD
And besides many other advantages which this place
possesses which calculated @nce itS value, there
are two MERCHANT MILLS in he immediate
eghborhood the farlhest more than l!Ise miles
distant. Persons wishing purchase, w"ulI do WEI! 10
visit and examine this place lor themselves beure the
day OF sale.
1t will he sold either ogeher in three different par
GELS may be thought advisable by the parties ia
eresied
The title to the above property believed To be good
but IcIns a. trustee, shall only convey such lille as
vested In me by the deed aforesaid.
JAMES Il. fifOMPSON. Trustee.
feo X Will p
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= = , -
" TLCE,.

n Sihase made new arrangements for the future il
u Is necessary that should close up my old hnsi
ness hope, therefore, these indebted me will come
forward aud sellle With as lule drI,v possible
WM. J.. YOUNG
Jan | ~
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~. "a. E~rjs.de,' IS 20.
New Grocery ana COMMISSION vyou.o
AT rHr ON STAND or
BR K.E.yT !, E-0J.y.G.

At NE Old STAND or
BIZ E.E.VT s. E'OJ.y.G.
4 nv sohschaft having withdraw from the concern
u oil bryant, 1tnsley * Iavindef, and h, VIM farm
u lie" oo-faF'ncfslp, under the style and firm Of
III. H. LAVENDER & CO.,
Will conilnoe the Grocery and Commission busi
ms, at the old and well known stand of BRYANT s,
i"ees where he IS now opening new and snIendid
sss,tmehl ct On ceres, Liquors Dry Goods. Sc. Sc
1naHklnl 10 ms ud friends who have herrlof,fs So
h5tny patfoni-ed him whilst living with Nrssrs. Bfv
ant x Young, and while palmer OF bryant. Tlnsley
y Iavlnder. he hegs leave To ask Of them coolioI
ancs Of Their palr,ua1c aod solicls call from them
and the public generally, as he is determined 10 use eve
y rh'n Ia give entre satisfaction to all who may llInh
ff'ner 10 favor hin with their parronase
r.. NJ. H. LAVINDER
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INCREASED SPEED
!MS&k

os fire Grenf UPsfCru KONfe.
PASSENGERS leaving Lynchbarg Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, by Terry & Masiin's line
OF stages, reach the While Sulphur Springs the SCI
cond evening al P. NJ thence by our line To Lewis
burg that night. Leave there he murning (Sun
days excepled.) A. NJ, and reach Guyandotls the
second night by 9 o'cIOck-where Steam Boats pass
hourly for Cincinnati. and the Great West.
The whole is firm graded ,urnpkas, and the
extent Of our line enables to make il thoroughly
popular one, while PROMISE lack Of exertlon 10
render il such.
o. Fore from Uhae Sulphur Springs 10 G"yaa.
do.ie, SlO.75.
Passengers will be allowed so lbs. Of Baggage /, over
thar. a proporona,e charge will be made
For any other information. enquire 81 ). b. CleweS'
al the Franklin Hote, Lybchonrg.
W.P. FARISa s. Co.
Get is Sw-wl2m
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Valuable Land for sale,

PURSUANT to the provisions Of a deed nf trust,
H. executed 10 me by Samuel Arnold and wife, and Of
REGARD in the Clerks Office oil the County Court ct
Bueuurt, 10 secure the payment of certain dett
therein mentioned, L shall proceed 10 sell to the highest
bidder tr cash, on the premises. Saturday, the th
- ...l L.. alail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

tiaatAiA. ltrlles Held in The cie,k.s oa..s =, H..
Circuit ipsr5r - trt ot LlN an Cha merry i,t n,
af,i county the day u January, tsl6.
George Migslnton Plaintiff
against
sac issinion, admir-. OF Jolrn iggintou deed A.,
70 MS ean Iis IT. 11hn Wig nton, Armsead Cape and
MS VIE, Nancy Wigginton, Ellis Angel and
49, -'"a MS VIC Defendants.
IL CHAscERY.
ne dtiehdans Anisiead Crane and Elz aheh his w.t.
not having entered her app arence and gy en- secuf,
eofdng 10 The Act Of Assembly, asd the rules III I'M, -
@ II appearing BY satisfactory evidence, that they mr., MOI
inhabitants oil tins Conmonw eslLh is ,be
appear beioeue Judge of said Circuit Superior Cou,, a
La" and CaaneerY, for Bedford County at the Cour,a
,efee on tue hrst day OF the term and answer ,h
p'''i'ih oli and that this order be inserted i,
Two months saressiVey and posted at the oa door Of The
court mousse Of tins county, on court day.
a eopy-Te~tc,
JOS WILSON, Crk
"a" - WIN
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!A,B. VIZ,

Said negro feet inches high oIerahly black:
short neck; und head about 25 years old; and
when he left, grey jeans surlon coat and pants OF the
saint kind OF gouds had fur cap. hen lac was
las, heard from he the road to IynchbuGs. aud
is either making his way 10 Louisa county where he
was AIsed, OF will stop IN lynchbug where he has ac-
quantances.
will give the above reward Of SO it he is deliver
ed 10 me IL NeWbefn, secured IN jail that gel
him again REASlN NERMlLLlON.
Feb. II Ian
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

Il Pea,featiy Presented us a .Nuisnnee fine
Grand Jury oi New Yprk has presented the vaerant
department of the Penileniary a, Blackwell's Island
as nuisance. Two hundred persons cunined in
Two rooms, which swaImed SO with vermn that the
GraDdJuIy were warned not 10 enter. great number
Of The inmates idois and the remainder lame or dis
eased. Part Of The jury visited the interior OF the build
ing. aud found there neither beds or sfra,r nor
was there even the wr for all these wre,ched
people 10 lie dawn the same lime The keeper in>
nImed the jury that there frequently $50 persons
conhned IN these Two looms. there being other place
iopui them in and in consequence Of hs slate things
II Is anos, impossible to proven, tsm from quarreng
and fighting.
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.NEKCEE.l.N'T T.ilLOK$
Y.yILOXy.yC HU.A.y.ES5.
NO lH(I,.

HNIIE SUBSCRIBER has This day, entered into
i partnership with WIN. r. Young, Tor the purpose
Of conducting GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION BUE1NESS,and after returning his acknow
edgmenls TO his iofmer customers. who have bera~
ly extended 10 him their patronage whilst IN the late
concern Of Bowles & hcree. bees leave 10 say them
that. IN the Concern. they viii huJ larger and
general assortment OF Groceries, than he has heres
olue had HE pleasure Of oflrlng them ard asks
nuance OF Their patronage IN the new Concern well
as a call irom Tho public gsuery promising lhom, that
II pIunpi attention 10 business aud bargains shall be
any nducemen, they shall n"l away disappointed.
PAUL c. BOWLES.
Jan. | IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

Rule holden in the Clerks Office OF the count, eou,
"A o Patuck, the thereof on the 81 Mm
das III February, lsI0
Joseph II. Edward. ard Charles Hancock Administer
tors Dc bonis oil john Roger, dee d.. Jleph koyc r.
abeth Turner aud Charles iiancou aud Nancy IN, VIE
III their own right, Plaintiffs
against
John Walker and Rulh his wife, Fowl g. Smith and
Name. his vile, " iam Joyce, john NJ, Handy Henry
Ingge, b, icndant,
II CHtHcERY.
Tue defendant John NJ H"nby, not having entered HI,
appearance and ai'eh sscnt" according the Act
smhl aud the rules OF hts e0nrt II npcatl b, sal
sactofy evidence that he Is inhabiai i ,s ON
mn" talih On the motion OF the plaintiffs, by counsel,
ordered that the sad John NJ Handy do pp,sr her on III,
st Monday ~ Ap next an answer the paintfs' bill aud
that copy Of tins ord rhe forthwith published in The nch
burg Nrginan Tor two months :C.svly and ,sl,t a.
The front door Of the court house Of tins COUNTY on SONS
court day. a Copy este.
SAMUEL q. STAPLES D. {.
Feb u ~,
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CONFIRMATION.

THE undersigned, having purchased ii Messts FL
a mond, Watson s. CO., their storh ol Goods, will
carry the business at the old stand himself He will
keepa good assortment OF Groceries hand and solcs
achnnlace II The patronage wbleb has been extended
q the old iirm. JANES NJ BOYD,
Feb = Is
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A'OS.S'G ~ EOIv'LES,
At THE OLD STAND OF ROwy,ES g. Aears
orr DOOR AROvE MEssHs
uEEMN GwATNINs


OFFERS FOR SALE
~ % hbds, ST. Cro,x. z. Rico and n. o Sugars.
" Cuba. Clarified 90
10 boxes Loaf do
bbls Crushed do
800 bags Rio. l.aguira and Java Cuffre,
20 hhds. and bulls. n. .. aud +. Rico Molassa
$50 sacks Salt.
5000 lbs. good and damaged Sole l. ather
2oO Kegs Nails, all kinds.
10000 los. Cotton Yarn, RlcLc und AID other "a,
tories,
10 tons Bar Iron,
Mould Boards and IIallow Ware.
! An. Bhslefed Steel
500 lhs Shear do
% bulls. Tan Oil,
20 h"xes and caddIes Tea, some very foe.
SO oo' lump Plaster,
so bags Shit.
600 los. bar Lead
80 kegs Dap'a''s aud Ky Riff Powder.
80 Nova Scotia Grindstonfs.
20 kegs Whie Lead,
500 IBIS Putty.
50 boxes Glass s 4 10 and 10 el2.
ceroons best Caracas Indigo.
500 lbs. MadJer,
500 Copperas.
~ bales Domestic and Cotton Ozraburos
50 box.s Spera and Tallow Caudles
~ Soap,
LIQUORS.
a.: pixies very superior French Brscdv.
20 bbls American 6n
10 N. f. Rum.
10 =" 5. Madeira Wine.
Mslsea do
20 old Rye Whiskey.
20 g Apple Brandy,
iuu common Whisky,
" - Cider Vinegar.
~ Nsu..L
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,sfOCk OF .FesCesyy,

Gold and Siv.r Lever Watches Silver Wa.e Military
ooois Bniannla Ware, Plated Casters and Candle
Sticks, and great variety ot articles too tedious 10
ennmerle. at uery reduced prices of CASH or short
credit 10 punclnal customers.
My friends and .ne GO immunity generally are invited
10 call befre purchasing nm determined 10 loses
without delay. and viii offer perhaps oreatef nducenent
market.
Those Indebted 10 the concern Will please call and
settle their accounts as speedily as possible.
Or Clocks. Watches aud all kinds of Repairing ex
eeeled paaen1li! and at moderate prices.
NV. II Il
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ssxEfIfIaR9s SkSE.
T0cefn House,

good Ice house. and all necessary Out houses
Also me other TRACT. adjoining The first menl ion
ed tract containing abou 20 acres, the must O which
ls 10 woods.
Also, )lheruaet, lying the East side Of Brook
Neal, containing 10 ACRES. / or ~ of which are
first Saunon river Low Grounds, vita neat and
comfortable residence upon II.
Also other iraoi. living about three miles from
Brook Neal. Containing about $50 acres, portion u
which Is first rate Tobacco land.
Also, fine MERCHANT MILL, on Big Failing
fIyer about mile rom BRONX Neal.
Also, all The Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
TERlS.--'Ihe Lands will be sold Oh 2 and
years credit The purchasers giving binds with
approved security, the Household and Kitchen Furni
tire sill be sold on credit of 2 months. MI persons
having claims against The said estate. vii please pres
sent them the day Of SALE in order thai arrangements
may be made for payment All those indebted III said
estate will make payment as possible. no in
dulgence can be gwen. The property will be shuwn t.
any person wishing to View, by myself Robert +. Cal
Ia way OF josiah &. Galloway.
JAMES +. CALLAWAY. Ext
Uf Francis Galloway.
Feb : wi2JF
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SD REWARD.

INAWAY from the subscriber, living at Ncwhefn
h q Pulaski County, Va, ON the 2nd February last
Nero Mau named
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Dissolution Of CO-Partncrsliip.

fl,IE ce.rs,loetal,ir heretofore existing hfiseeh y
j b. Payne aud J. ID. Gtrrory. is dissolved by mo-
io,l It's ofgesi importance Thai al ds'' -
u The late firms 81 Ps,ne Gregory * ca aud Payne n
Gregory sl,onL be paid without delay. We therefore
respectfully Infum trends, that their aeooans WI,
be- pfeseni.d as s,n rissble and b"pe they VIII
receive ltef prompt attention. ID. ". fAb NJ,
ID GREGORY
Jan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-02-19

m QydeY was received at the ma w YARD Charleston
on Thursday ou. The steam snip PRINCETON and
g.. her ready 'of sea, win a'lpossibe despatch AIR
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TRkE " Es.EEaE GO,UE.

'K'nOSE CLOTH SACKS have come; call in Gen
lemen and be fitted Ais: lot of beauIif,
WooLLE.N VELVET VESTS, which y,
will sell low iof cash
PARlIAM s. HOPKINS
Dec | :,
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Red Ta,ds T"h ealicoes, Bed Ticking, Lampw,ck.
Is s'' Lsads Lines. Pepper Ginger, Nu,mess
W"o. Caps, Hats Bla MHH"m Lamroaek; Feathers.
i"hhs Buckets. Tubs. Paper, rr,ce th,;"s C Ce"s
Ealas lacks ilerrngs Mackrra and in fac, every Ar.
''c,e usually kept IN such esabsln Whit ,hsy
VIII dispose very low for CASH, or in bser s,r conn.
Try produce wv WI cou"-
Jan
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,IGTIU WILLIAMS

mJhN1b1NG partner of Williams s Victor. IN o.
- der 10 cluse the business al The steed
rs possible oilers Ion sale large and well assorted
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-22
VERMONT PHNNIx.
BrattIebOrO, Thursday, Jan. %, 1916.

We last week submitted to our readers b,;,s
resentatyes, and also our predictions as to the sr
result in that body. Since that time nothin, b,,
occurred TO change the opinion we then e,n,e,.
cd,-but on the contrary, every moyemen, sine.
made has tended directly to bring about that reso,
For the past week, the Members of the Hop,s-
particularly the Western Members without dis,in,.
ton Of party-have been engaged in PLAYING III.
very amusing game, commonly called Jrag. poo,
England has suffered amazingly Canada Nae,
Scotia, New Brunswick, and indeed all the copn,,,
between the great Lakes and the North Pole b,,.
mittened Victoria, and rushed into the arm, n
Uncle Sam Ireland and Scotland have rebelled
France and nearly all the Governments on the Co,.
tnent have pOuneed upon devoted England and
the poor thing is all but annibilated All this ond
more, say these knowing ones, would befall ENGLAND
in the event Of war with the United States Va
trust Victoria and her Cabinet will reflect upon
these things and be wise
In the Senate we are gratifed with Witnessing
very different scene. A majority of the Senator,
approach this question with a seriousness which il,
importance demands; and their action. thus far
has been characterized by that moderation and ma.
ture Judgment, which we have right 10 expee,
from the highest and most dignified legislative AZ.
sembly Of the country Were it not for some such
check upon the hasty and incorporate legislation Of
the House, we should have little hope for the sta.
biIity Of the Union.
Nothing has more clearly exhibited the DISPOSE.
ton Of the Senate 10 be governed by knowledge
rather than zeal in this matter, than the prompt re-
lection given to the resolutions of Mr. Allen. Of
Ohio,-the purport of which, is much as follows
We, the great nation" of the United States Of
America, having witnessed in times gone BY, the
disposition Of the European Governments, and par.
cularly that Of England, TO NEEDLE in the political
affairs on this Western Continent and having
learned from President Polk that such interference
is deemed dangerous to the preservation Of the bal.
ance of power, have concluded 10 shield under
our protecting wing the different Governments To-
Gated on this continent Of North and South Amer.
lea, and islands adjacent thereto, whether they are
willing or no. Aud consequently, this is to give
notice, that if you should again presume to cas-;
longing eyes the big waters, we shall consd.
er IT our duty to chastse you severely
The Senate, by vote of 2S to %, refused to
suspend the rules for the purpose Of receiving the
insulting resolutions, of which the above is the true
gist. All the Wigs present (23) voted against the
reception, together with Messrs Calhoun, McDufie,
Chalmers, Haywood and Westcot, Locos
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-22

Il M'racie-The editor Of the French Courier of this
city, says that NJ Bocchere Neapolian chemist has dis
covered healing agent Of such marvellous power as TO be
capable Of closing up wounds in arferss-even largest
Of them Two sheep were taken al public institution in
Paris and the carotid artery in each severed of them
was treated in the regular way, and the other with the
Bocehiere water The first died, but the other was
running about and eating grass within twenty minutes at
ter the operation, and this caused the famous Lisfranc
say Gentlemen, here is result which may be summed
up in two wordsheIe is life and there is death Other
extraordinary cures, and among them that of splitting Of
blood mentioned among its virtues. This water the
composition of which is secret with the inventor has
all to which it has been applied stopped
in 20 minutes. II entirely heals blood vesselsN Y Sun
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-01-22

ANNE RATION CoMPLErED.-A beautiful young
lady of New Haven, CT, whose parents are said to
be highly respectable and wealthy, was discovered
to be in the habit of holding communion with
"colored Gemman," formerly barber on one Of
the steamboats,. On Thursday last, the loving pair
had completed their arrangements for an elope-
ment, according to the most approved fashion in
the higher circles, aud had actually taken passage
on board steamboat, when they were arrested by
the friends of the young lady, who had her com
mitted to the custody of jailor. But Cupid was
"too soon for them. They had been married that
morning at 9 o'clock. The injured husband sued
out habe0s corpus before Judge Wood-the weep
ing bride was restored to his arms, and together
they went their way rejoicing.
"The ways of Love are past finding out"