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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

the mar al our house every day. The deceased persnu
If placed IN 81 tfin eosertd With satin rich shaw
according 10 his tank. and liz head afan or cap
81 some "hlri Ia designate his profession or rsde The
colin Is borne bv mostly blind or having hut one
eye With pipes IN their mouth every bndy has 10
'his country, walking SLOWLY and nnc,uerrnrdly and
occasionally Stapplng preceded b, singers making
awful muse. Behind the c,fin the women walk ma~
KING VERY disasfeeahle ameutatun and crying, throw
Ing their long handkerehies towards the corpse as 1t
were h'ekanug TO the dec,ased To return again 10 this
Mofd-lhnk1ng he has quit il With much reluctance
aud wishes to return. Wien they arrive al the grave
IL erse IS taken cut Of the coffin aud thrown nio the
ni prepated lof itsenefally Two or three tnpeher-
Lime rs then thrown In and then dirt and stones The
hnfylng grounds open without fence or railing, and
aaund the graves there Is neither Turf but In the
centre OF each gave there is plant growing much
semhllns the century plant.
here are few relics Of antiquity about Alexandra
arac. ones attention. Pompey's Pillar and Clerra,a's
Needle, are the only objects Which remain 10 remind us
OF Tins once great city. We walked yesterday
evening 10 the Needle, which is obelisk OF dark
punk granite. There were originally iwo--one you may
remember spoke oi last MneT having been we'd
to Paris II has rnany hiernc yphc inscriptions cut
nore than oodeep. One VI Them has fallen uui aud
lies hall buried IL the sand Much pains have heen la
Zen Ut late hy anliqnatlans translate and Interpret
these herog phcs and prue themselves with the
though, thai they have pshed their object. In
tins excursion had 10 pass by the miserable hints OF
'he poor people: II ~ truly most distressing 10
wines Their desuon aud wrtlchedness, wilh pothng
but lltile mud hovel tor habllaon and few dates
and scanly portion ot bread ot their nbsisience.
We have met with unwe lcome intelligence since
arrival herethat our journey 10 Palestine will probably
be inefruP'edhe civil war raging there makes II dan
lefous and the government have forbid foreigners
erng Syria they be responsible their safe
~. Bntwe have yet 10 ascend the Ne-spend
lime al Cairo and the Pyramids and by that time. per
haps, soncihing may Turn up 10 Crafty our anxious
wishes to visit The Holy Land before Turn faces
homeward.
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EOCsOr III. ~. v.YTU.N,

a cry respectfully offers his professional services 10
he inhabitants Of Lyachbnrg and the surrounding
country. His office is in Mr.. Wsrwick's new buildings
nearly opposite The w ashngton Hotel.
The community have a risat 10 know. and he heres
by informs them, tina, he is regular graduate and has
acquired fund Of experience in than twenty years
careful treatment Of Diseases and in surgical operations
for which he early nbined by being private
pupil Of that great surgeon Dr. Mott. Of New York
Also, large portion Of The alll ctons peculiar Females
and Midwifery, have been under DIR. Tatum's manage
ment. lie refers 10 the Rev. John Earlv Rev WIN.
A. Smith, d. d.. Mr.. James M. Boyd, Mr. James w.
Morgan and Mr.. James NJ. Langhorne.
He has some pure Vaccine Matter which he would
be pleased To put H. Tor those who may wish it. He
gained much experience in that. whilst employed by the
con- non hall of city to vaccInae.
Warwick Place. Lynchburs January |. 1876.
Jan. | 2w If W2w If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

NlhoiNiAi Rules held N u. Clerks oaee Of the
Circuit Superior Gomt Of Law aud Claneoiy, OF Nell
ION rounty, IN the month al January, Iaa6i
John intipid, admiulsifaot OF William Caush,, deed
Wilson Peter sauuri II III ltan md NilIam nafn.ti,
Sea On " Loving and WILTON r,teis late men, ant- and
paitnes, trading under the style ana fun o v Ham Far.
nett = 10. i,antiia,
against
Coleman W Kidd administrator Of Allen I. inre Tia,
Allen T. loping, deed IND MARTINI loping infant her of
said Allen J. Jopling and - Jopling, his vile, deed
aud under the oiwents Yeas and Polly ngls alb
IS Polly Joplng, Defendants.
In Cn,sceny.
The Defendant. Martha iopnR, not asing entered her
appearance aud Ryon sruuiy, according 10 the Act
semby and the rules nj this court and appearing salts
factory evidence that she IL nhahitant thu.
monwea lth; On motion 81 the PLAINTIFF their counsel Il
~ ordered that said Defendant do arreaf here
,,e The first de-, oi Ar,l t.m NEXT AID ansNci the ps
ol William Banc L Co. WHO rN teen NJ miited par.
~ oainth in tins cause, that copy this order
nrtnw,.@ inserted in tho ''Lyn hburg Nginiara news
paper Acd III the town OF Iynohbug two months
and another copy thereof posted at tho iron,
door of the Cot hou.o of this eauhy court day
Copy rsde.
II. c. CUTLER, elk.
Jan. 10 WIN
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%S%Es9&
From The Richmond - hig. Jan. l6.
SOtJrH .ANES FERN ROAD.

The bill pr The construction uf this Road. having
been recansieed. occupied neatly the wole sitting 81
The liouse 81 Delegates yesterday. comprorise wss
effected on Mr.. Toler's m,ilnn aud Salem made
the sariiHg punt. instead Of Buchanan.
The bill. alter undergoing ssefy active discussion.
NJ well On ,he amendmenis M upon the general results
likely To low from such wprk. ordered 10 be en-
gross-d by the u, csive vele vi "a 10 81.
This Indicates crrsiniy ot the passage OF the bill BY
the House. and Is probable II viii receive the ready
Of the Scna,r Our Son'h Western frirnds
have been lung ,antalsrd with the prospec, Of i'm.
preyensn and their hopes hive been oiieo dashed.
that their J. under their ptesen soud fortune may
iionsy he ,adolgsd, and trust there may I've M i'm.
prdiaent ~ The full tion al tlcif uisnes.
We are aasnn these vi o thought different In.
rrovemeni suitable IL The and spirit II I'M
ageand better adapted 10 ,hc speedy and certain de-
yeiosnsnt II tho vas, oi that frgIop VI Ina
State vel ,rlhe people Immediately Interested
satisfied we mould bs 10Th 10 disturb their ent,y mebt
We may. therefore. hesisily congraIulale them the
prospet, betore them.
Il Ia nspiriing to look Al the cheerful faces Of the
members tton the South Wess since the aiken
and we trust the event may pat them ~ The ,mof 10
spo the fgure" Tor all pper measures calculated IL or~
ward ,hc G,rlnnes us the State.
We hope they feel entirely conf r'aee In their new
position.
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Fine Green and Black Teas.
NEG aces WANTEEb!

INHE SUBSCRIBERS are wanting 10 purchase
l. any number of LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
thatwill suit the Southern market.
AS they anxious TO make their purchases spec
Oily possible, they assure hMs having any fur le
hal they will pay liberal cssi prices DO ohtan-
ed in any market in the STATE Persons who wish To
SELL will do we'll Ia call on them befure Masking sale.
N. B.-We wish 10 purchase two Baeksmi,hs
and Carpenters. DAVIS S. HART.
Nov. 3 tsn
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OBJ ~ AIR

Died, The 3lsi OF December last at his residence
10 franklin county, Doctor SAMUEL |. CABElL, ot al
attack ni paralysis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

JAyNE'S HAIR TON &c, The late discovery Of ;.r
JAYNE s~akens The praise. al the press In all parts the
country The fact Is, the the article hceoues known
the lees peace has the Doctor continual Of bald
heads deep pouring into hi- establishment WIN 20 bed
night dream ri long and flowing locks and awake In the
morning aud find the vision realized. We brwiich-
damsrt few DAYS since the curl of whose burn
ultra ted attention. and Tor time Ind
Mise old friend "Br-s Maria said we .whcrc did
Won i-s that beautiful hair p hank YOU .u,d tho
biushuu girl "Yoa ask Dr. Jayne. The fac, H. thu,
although the Doctor veeing into the "seer and yellow
lear of iifc he understands how TO please the ladies'
Public Ledger.
The above valuable Medicine 10 tr sale by
ID. X. LYMAN. D,uggist.
Jan. 10 IL
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LSNCga9sU.sG MAgsk.r.

For he 'eeek ending Saturday, January IL. 1916
Oar market his hren rather dahl Tor the last werk-
We notice ,ha, Lug fubacco has cenneneed Gaming IN.
Tins Is the bost time for planters sell their i.oes
Good working Luss bringing from 81 10 81 10 per
hundred. Common sl.25 To 81 50
Below Is correct satemen, Of the Market Tor tho
past week.
Iobaeco,-old Iugs, 81 90 to so, nav Lugs. 81
% to d1u. Leaf, inferior. 80 10 800; common.
So 80 10 i.so mddlng S. 80 10 90, shipping. (new)
$500 10 500; manufacturing. (connon) ti.5J IL
600, fine manu-. sluf'og 5000 10 $40.
fiow.$4 - to s. 50,
Uhcdt.-s5 cts To 90
Gram 70 III 70 els. per bushel from wa. 'ani
Oats, sheai 90 ents per haod red cleaned 3o 10 37s
cents per eushe. Rye, ga cents.
Ctorsr and Gsoss Seeds. Glover Seed $6I 10 81
Herds Grass Seed 62i 75c.
Ptorisions -Bacot old ia selling Mt Sc but very
dull isrge ns canoo, be sold Mt ,hls No new IN vet
Beef. 81 10 81. per hundred Pork 81 so Si75, Meal
rs cts per busltl from waaon
fth.-Shad, $500 To 5000 per bbl llerrings $5s
SIS. IS w ''''A''''' NO U.s. M . s'''' Nv
Ccjee.-st Domingo. ITO n cents per h. Rio. 9
~ eeois i.agarA 10 10 Gets. Java l2! to 10 ents,
Cuba ~ IS.
Porto Rico. 10 Q cents per lb ST. Cro,x. TO l2l
cents per To-; Loaf, III 10 10 cents per lii.
Caadies -Iallow. IA cents per h., Sperm, 80
to 81 cents per 10; Hall SONS l5,o IL cents per ID
Uh'skey -Comnon 30 to 30 cents per gallon. IRON
wagon; demand good. from store. 81 10 40 cents.
Brondy.-Appe, 40 10 as cents per gallon Peach
D cents per gallon.
Cotton Yarns Factory prices: l7,ols eta. per ID.
assorted.
&, ho".7baT Iron: s75 per ton from boats, $50 fro"
Steel Blisiered. 81 to cents per h. German. ito
TO cents Shear, 20 TO 20 cents per b. Cast Steel, 90
10 % els, per h.
Linseed OiL-so cts. Lamp. 81 90 to $50 per
unli Inn. l,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-19

AN Consumption b" cnred' Scores of impudent impos
~ tiers adv crtsng their worthless nosirumr q Ger.
ain Tor Consumption in Its confirmed and id.
vanccd state. Believe them not II Is absolutely false
They tell their ying tale TO deceive the wasting
and rob him of his money, DR. Wisars Balssm Of Wild
Cherry will the diseases that lead Consumption
thus prevent It, II will also contunpon in II. mild
and n.ipeni siagesbeforc hns got last and fatal hold
DR. Sklman, OF Boundbrook n j. Is the best pre-.
tentative OF that disease he found in his long
pcricncc lie also after a cure Is hopeless and AYERS
thnt ai,cviars the .nHerngs and renders the
comfortable than any medicine ever known This nasam
has eheeuay cured who supposed they wer In th
last stages Of This frghul disease Let the ring
and cmaciatcd consumPtve entirely dcsrond until he
given trial He may vet recover. Let him not fatally
mistake the stage OF hi. disease Try In time BE sure e,
get tho genuine W stars u lam. limitations abound
The shove valuable Medicine is for sale hy
d. Il. LYMAN, Druggist
Jan 10 () IL
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ron THE vIRGINIAN.
To The Honorable. the Members Of the Common

THE yIR6INIAN.
To the Honorable, the Members Of The Common
Council J Lynehbrg:
Gentlemen IL would beg leave most respectfully to
call your attention to grocing evil in town. 10
correct which YOU only have The power. | allu lie To
the practice IT holding Public Auction on the Nam
Snte-bul more particularly the side waks-to the
inconvenience OF the citizens generally and especially OF
the Ladies.
Ten years ago we rarely saw any thing exhibited for
po eic sale On the Main Street. except furniture horse.
cow carriage or s'methng Of this kind but almost
every Article kept IN any OF The stores, from paper ot
Henning's n,edos 10 cloth coat is sold daily Ut pub
lie auction, and that too Immediately On the side walks
thereby causing a crowd ID collect. WI ich compes
any lady that may be passing up ur DOWN ihe street To
cross over-no difference hat condition in street may
be n-or else 10 press through the crowd, which - lar
1t strikes the evil could very easily be remedied
who are engaged in the Auciioneering business ST.
Let each procure house su Efficiently large Gas most
OF them have already 10 contain all kinds OF Goods
ares and Merchandise. Let these be sold within the
house as Is the custom IN other and cities. 2nd
Let suitable place be designated Of the
cross or back Streets for the sale OF horses cae &c.
and as no sale takes place without notice being first CIV.
en- by the ringing OF bell, their could be difficulty
III securing the presence 0i all W no might ,ot attend
Tor the purpose OF purchasing.
ton Will, gentlemen, excuse the liberty have taken,
hoping the subject may receive by your honorable body.
that attention and deliberations which il deserves.
A CITIZEN
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M .akesSsi Gs;S.

Married. on Wednesday, the 18th inst, by the Rev.
+. II. CumpSloo, DIR. JAMES A. FORBES 10 Miss Ma
Ry Estes, both Of Lovingston.
-, On Thursday evening. the Slh inst; by the
Rev. George w Dame, Mr.. WuI,,M f.. Sutrnrap,
ol Firvarna county, Va, 10 Miss SARAH EiIzABETH.
daughter OF Captain John Noble, oil Danve.
on Thursday, The 18th Of December. 1916.
by the Rev b. f.. Gibson Mr.. JAaEs w DAVIS, Of
Bedford county. To Miss SARAH ELIzABEru. dauqh-
W, Va.
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~ Teacher VE1xNfed.
Salt, Sugar, sc.

NWIf, SWSNT, WCs
ION SACKS Liverpoo Salt,
HUI 7 hhds. prime n. o, Sugar, old crop.
hid. Sperm Oil, winter strained,
s tons VI eslen Hemp.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns, from to ~ Monticello Factory
4 TONS bar Iron, well assorted.
3 Tfidegar,
10 boxes prime Cheese.
10 bills prime Buckwheat Flour.
Receiving and for sale BY
Dc, Is
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LEoisLArrnE. We are sincerely cratiftd to an
nouoce. tina, the Souh,Vesin Road Bill was yesterday.
ordered 10 it's enafsmenl by The decisive Of ~ To
81. The members from Campbell aud Mr.. rhompson
Of Bocioun cnne In compromise as 10 the terminus.
by sprecng with all the friends IF the bill that the rad
should b. commenced at Sahm. There il no doubt
that the bill will be passed This morning. and trust
| will meet with no difficulty In the Senate.
Richmond Compiler, Of jan. Is.
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MISS HEANEY'S ACADEMY,
Near the Capitol, WaShin gtOn,

HOUSE ADJACENT THE RESIDENCE OF COLONEL GAR
MISS HEANEY respectfully informs parents
lyl that the exercises of her school will be re-
sumed on the first Monday of September ensuing,
for the instruction of young ladies in the English
and French languages, vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, landscape and portrait drawing and painting.
The salubrity and excellence of this location, and ad
vantages of the vicinity, encourage much hope Of
the liberal support of parents. In her task, aiming
to promote the best individual interests of her pu-
pills, the number will be limited for faithful instruc-
tlon by herself as principal; and whatever aid may
be desired will be given by assistant insructresses
conforming IN her charge to the system and regua-
lions prescribed by mothers in approved education
of daughters at home. .. 49, '.. ~.
The moderate terms for board, &c, and tuition in
the highest pursuits of learning and accomplish
nents, as in the elementary and needework, will
be best explained in reply to communications pa
rents may please address to Miss Heaney, Gree OF
oostage) care of Mr., Isaac Holland or personally
to those who may please to visit her.
Vocal music and dancing, as recreatlons, at no
extra charge, will be directed personally by herself,
to realize all esteemed requirements and improve
ment of department, exempt from the dlsadvanta-
ges for such youth attending public tuition and
practice, 49,. aa. ...'. .......a.g,
The approval of parents and friends interested in
Miss Heaney's earliest and continued engagements
may be learned from many well-known individuals
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VALUABLE lots in the city or Wash
ington for sale At public auctiOh.---By
virtue OF deed 81 trust executed on the 6lh Jam
uary, l842, by the late General p. Van Ness, duly
recorded IN hber w. B., No. 81 folio 1856, DC, and
at the request of those Interested the subscriber
will offer for sale at public auction, on Friday, tho
lots and parts Of lots, being and lying in the city of
Washington, WIS .I... 80 ts. > ., ...... s'.r
Lots l, Q, and o, In square No. 3s2.
Lot 8, IN square No. 3T7, with the large building
known as the Medical College. ... Go
Lots Is, l6, and part Of IL. in square No. 1913,
with valuable dwelling houses thereon.
The south 5 feet In width from front to rear Of
lot "a, and the north Is feet width, from front to
rear, OF lot No. IS, in square No. 266 with good
two-story brick dwelling thereon. ~.
The lots in square $3.50 are opposite the Centre
Market. They viii be subdivided to suit pur-
chasers. ... ~ ma. ...... ~ .... ....'
The sale will take place on the respective pre-
misses, and will commence at half after O'Clock,
p M, beginning with the lots in square 1872.
The terms will be one-fourth of the purchase
money 10 be paid in hand and the residue in six,
twelve, and eighteen months; tho purchaser TO give
notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest from
the day Of sale, and deeds of trust on the property
TO secure the payment of the purchase money; and,
IN full compliance with the terms, the subscriber, as
trustee, will convey to the purchasers all the night
and title Of the said J. p. Van Ness as given in the
dorcsaid deed, which title is believed TO be unques
tionably good. .. ...s.. .
.us Id,s,,f &Xc9 ssE. Aae'ion''r'
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to inventors. -Inyentors OF
new and ingenious machines, having models OF
drawings of the same, and who wish to make them
public, may do SO by applying to, or addressing
Messrs MUM g. COMPANY, publishers of the
NEW YORK SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 12s
Fulton street, Sun building, New York city.
NoTE-No engravings of machines are inserted
in the Scientific american, unless they exhibit rea-
INGENUITY and UTILITY.
All letters must be postpaid. July 25-6t
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From the New York Herald

, From the New York Herald
noCTOR GREEN, Of Reading, Pennsyva-
- MIA, founder Of the cold water system as
remedy against intemperance, sayeth:
Thai much Of the art Of Physie consist, in knosDiag
iohsn not 10 gips H. ,.. d.. ........-
Nothing more true than tho want of this knowl-
edge, and the want Of knowing when not to give
physic, instead Of giving il, har done more harm
than good to hundreds and thousands of people
throughout the world. oiG' 'a+'jns ef3 10 atEtIs+
His method is founded on the laws of nature and
on scripture, which snyeth stheres a time for all
hings" Consequently, there's time for physc
well as for other things. truly 10 there. :
This doctrine, founded on tho laws of God be-
ing superior and going before the laws of man,
enable the to do what he otherwise could DO.
Enabeth the farmer 70 give seed TO the earth, but
kind Providence gveth harvest So, on similar
principles enableth the physician TO give medicine
10 the sick-but that same kind Providence givcth
health. Letus be thankful. luE-
The doctors discovery Of . new and easy mode
Of giving health to the sick and, at tho same time,
not preventing them from living usual, is ganiEg
ground and fast spreading over the word-bringing
to him, in return, applications from distant lands
through letters as well as through personal applica-
tons. -..rf e .fH-'. o. Htl --..
We could enumerate many cases of sickness that
have yielded to his principle of cure, both from
foreign and neighboring countries, and also some in
our own immediate neighbor hood, particularly one
Of female who resides near Nazareth, and, il we
| mistake not, is a member of that exemplary and
praiseworthy socisty desouhinassd iMoravians.
She was sorcly afflicted fora number of years,
and part of that affection was mental alienation,
sickness causing dreadful distress both of body and
mind. t--a Elh.g H1.t laJs naa.f E.4.'y...
She was placed under the direction and care of
several eminent medical men, who treated her &C.
cording to the old medical school, which terminated
without success. ~ e LHg3Haa2 B1 u.a h asgr ......
Afterwards she was placed under the care. and
treated according to the new doctrine prescribed by
the medical man named at the head of this article,
and which terminated in success. IBsTa ~ haefrn
This new doctrine has restored her to health and
happiness, and to the hopes of family friends and
relatives. t"s .N'Ftr31I -lanGE ..r5fa5t isaH
N. b. His principle of cure restores hearing and
eye-sight. ~ 1'ts' p. o.2oa 'ag--lJa
1t is done without putting anything into the ears
or eyes: of course, no danger whatever happen
to them; for the putting Of things into them, as Oft
people do has been the ruin of hundreds and thou
sands of people. f3"'aa@ 4" ary5a.l5 s#a
Aug 10--3t*l7 "ar al .5s ga HuarIaar Fs. 4.
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Appnovrp, August Sd, ls46.
[PuBLuc--No. All

15n aaa SIMS tPuBlIc--No. al. N
AN ACT in relation to the time of holding the cir
cut md district courts Of the United States for
the district of0hio.
Be /, Saetsd BIZ fbs Ssnqfe and House Of Represent
ss Of he United States Of dmeiea IN Congress as
ss,bed That the terms Of the circuit and districts
courts OF the United States for the district OF Ohio
heretofore held on the third Monday of December,
annually shall hereafter be held on the second Mon.
dav Of November annually: Providsd, That all &C.
tons, suits, appeals recognssnces, processes, write
and proceedings whatever, pending in said courts
or returnsbIe 70 the term, sst now exists, shat
have day therein, and be tried, proceeded with, and
disposed Of at the term ss fxed by this act,
ApraoyEp, August 3, 1886. /.
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OGERs's superior knives, &c.--W.
II Fischer importer Of fancy stationery, &C,
from the celebrated manufacturers, Messrs Joseph
Rogers q Sons, an extensive assortment of their
KNIVES, Of j, 9, 3, and blades, in pearl and slag
handles large portion Of which their very best
four-hladed knives, so well known as the Congress
pattern. Also, good assortment Of their bes'
mathematical instruments, rszorsr and razor s,ops
Of various patterns, which are superior TO sny 9th
ere in the country, All may be mad at staiioners
Hall, wholesale and retail. .... .... .... 4
Aug6