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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17


II will be by the resolution of Mr. Carroll under
Legislative head that the subject m permitting the Banks
ol this State issue nulcs of mater denomination than
five dollars has bccn again introduced.
Mr. Carroll offered his luton in ilr iurn Of Gin
stmcon tn The onnioc to bring IN bill - but subse-
qnonlly agreed TO Mr.. Snowden's amendment. which
made ii simply esuuon Of enquiry Pas the expedi
eney of bringing in bill for the issue Of small mites.
MI L. saa that he had become satisfied that the banks
OF this Commonwealth ought 10 be permiied to issue
notes Of smaller denomination than fpe dollars rs pro-
lection To The citizens who are INV Compelled u take
small nles issued by banks Of other states, upon which
lnss In tho way Of discount hrs 10 be incurred He de-
sired. too. Banks issue small notes In or
der 10 drive from the State individual issues from u
brad.
Mr.. Bnrwel was not IN favor Ut Too much expansion
IN bank mute CURRENCY hut was willing 10 seq the Banks
Of Virginia Issue certain per cent OF small notes on
their present capital lie had the curiosity during tho
extra ssion to inquire of the proprietor OF the Springs
how many different kinda Of small noes were IN elrcua
lion in That reg ion. when he Informed by him that
there twenty dilleen, issues ,hat Were either
IN his hands al III ID mc or had been within short Pc
rpd lilo desired 10 such policy brought about as
II enable the Banks u our own State 10 surpant The is-
Of foreign institutions, aud particularly the Is
sues OF private individuals.
The resolution Of Mr.. Carrpll having been adopted,
MI Rses offered res luton the ehecl that the crea
aiion Of snla notes. futher Banks than own should
he tared This Tesnlurion r. jeced
Mr.. Syme, az viii be also, by regular proceed
ngs, offered resolntlun inqutng mo The expectancy
OF repeating all laws prohibiting e circulation Ut notes
Of smaller denomination than So. His object m Of
firing the resolution to rid the statute book 81
law which imperative and therefore injar,'us To
public morals No Grand Jury. remarked MIR. s.. could
be einpnnneed some members Of which had moi them
selves violated The law prohibiting The circulation Of
small MUGS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
CERTIFICATES s. TESTIMONIALS
q The most mldoubted character.
From all paris ol the country could be given, sufficient
To iii every column in his paperl
An Extraordinary Case,
which cnncnsvely proves lha,

"rruth is stranger than FICTION
Cure y ,oenaatisn,, bronchitis and Dgsptpsia,
Rec Or. Lands, 4 CLERG lALLN, Of .\tic Jersey
of distinguished aiiainments and exalted repolaml -
SinNGy. New Jersey. July ~, 1873.
DIR. A. IT, Christie Sir You wish 10 khnw
Of what has been the result in my case. If the
application of the Galvanic Belt and Necklace NV
ply Is as follows
FoTabnt heeatg gears had been suffering from D,s
pop,a. Every wear lhe symptoms became worse. noI
c,uld obtain permanent relief from any course Of med
cal treatment whatever. About fourteen years since. In
consequence u frequent exposure To the weather, in the
Discharge OF my paslod duties. bccnma subject 10
severe Chronic Rheumatism, which foi yeai nfcf yrar
causcl me Understandable anguish. Farther: in the win
ter Of i5 and 'B IN qnenrc Of preaching great
deal in my and other churches in This region
was attacked by the Bronchitis which soon became
severe IT, require Immediate suspension Of my n5-
toral labnrs. My acrrous system noB Thoroughly
prusiraicd. aud as my Bonclis became worse 81 also
did my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic atlrcut-thus evnclng
that these disttdefs connected with each other
through the medium OF The Nervous System. In the
whole phamacorna there seemed To be remedial agent
which could reach aud recupnraie my Nervous System
every thing that had tried Tor this purpose had completely
failed. Al last was led by my friends 10 examine your
Inventions, aud Enough with no very sanGune hopes oi
their ciccrcy) determined 10 Try the effect Of the ap-
plcaton Of the Galvanle Bell and Necklace with the
Magnetic Fluid his was in June. 1916. To my great
"sio'iS'nut, "a hen aaBs my Dgspepstd had cones m
egM days cgs enabled 10 my pastoral tbors
haze since omitted singo serrice on account Of
The BoncLltts AID my Rheumatic affection has olre-
~ ceased TO bouLf such Is the wonderful and happy
resul OF the experiment.
| have recommended the Belt and Fluid to many who
have been likewise firing from Neuralgia AFT ctions.
II ey have tried them, with happy results, believe in
every case.
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours.
ROBERT w. Lands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
SIGN OF THE ANVIL

yTNiE attention OF House Builders, Carpenters Black
smiths Farmers, Merchants, Ml-W ghts, versmitls
Gunsmts Tanners, Shoemakefs Iaiofs, Coach and Wag
onMakers Bridge Builders, ousrleopcls and all others
want oil Hardware, Cutlery, Saddery Plated and Brttana
Ware Guns and Fancy Goods, invited 10 the largest
best assortment have had The pleasure of Offering
The following list comprises portion oil our very large stock
VIZ:
MoRrlSE, RIM CARPENTERS, PLATE, STOCK
Store Door, Closet Cupboard, Trunk Desk, Drawer, aud
Box LOCKS; Square Rim and Norfolk catches; Patent
Window Hinges; Parliament Loose Joint Fast joint Broad
and Narrow Butts; Hook and Eye, H. Garnet Plate, Chest
and Table Hinges Window aud sash fasgninss; Wood
Screws; Hand and Bench Screws Hand Rail screws:
2o bores U'mdo,c Glass from sxlO 10 26x32;
Superior Poty; Wrought and Cut Nails, Footng Nails and
Brad, Finishing Nails Sash Pueys sash Cords; Door and
Window Bolts; Bell pulleys and Bells:
ELLIPTIC SPRINGS; AXLEs, from l. to "a inches
Cloth and Worstcd Goods for Carriage ining ie Lace,
Scanning and FASTING Iace Enamelled Leather; Tassels;
Iuits; Lace lacks; Patent Leather; Coach and Buggy
Lamps; Carriage Steps; Wagon Boxes, Carnage Handles
and Locks; Dash Boards; Maleabe Iron;
HOG SKINS; SHEEP SKINS; MOROCCO SKINS;
Lining Skins; ~rrup Irons fine aud common; Curb Pei,
ham, Snae and Mullen Bits; Plated, Brass and Japanned
Harness Momtingj Roller Buckles, sadders' and shoe
Thread; stainng and Girth Web; sadders' silk Saddle
Trees OF almost varey Oil tapelng Tor Carriages;
Plated, Brass and steel Spurs; Saddl.rs' lacks:
QtApRANIS AND CATCHES, MAHOGANY AND
Glass agiu Knobs; Bod caps; Wardrobe and Hat Hooks;
Brass aud Iron Bed and Table Castors stand Catches Glue;
Sand Paper:
81 DOZEN SHOVELs AND SPADES,
Ames owands and other manufacturers vo, three and
Cast sci i, VOW, LARGO ",I. Sbesr I,1, and Tii
ed Steei Horse shoes and Horse Shoe Nails sheet Iron;
,,n-n,,, ~ ,,,,t,,, :, =, ,,',1,, -,
oS5o DIE AM NiN"i.f' bAithfit VI ~;
ishes SIX barre revolving Psols single barrel Pistols;
Sho' beis Powder asks English and French Percussion
1alS ,hh WiPersj "un Nipp'esi Percussion and flInt
Locks; Game Bags; Gun and Musket Flins:
HAND PANEL, WEBB, KEY HOLE, COMPASS,
Circular, Naneerng, Mill Pit and Cross Cut Saws Rasps
and Fcs, OF the various kinds; Framing Mortise, Corner,
Socket and Fmcr Chsels Iron Braces; Braces with IL TO
AZ bits Angurs Augur Bits; Pillow Planes, Plank Match
flan9 'onier Jack ana smooth Flames single ana
uoapie IRONS grea variety "i Monas anesj lockwood
anu ivory h4ics NarkIE1 MOTHS. ana enIas Gauges
ol"ihg place TAM an bsi screw"
siioa1,, and Iatbno tIah, S,nar Az
and Gaapes, Aize:Slcl and Iron fosasses asort,t J
Smoke Shavcs; Tame ines; Claw ack Iilyettfur and hoe
Hammers Shoe MINERS Cline p, round nose fat nose
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
.f |-9 - PUBLISHED BY
98larkfor0, I0tuMltp s. CO.,
EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,

EVERY .WOvVI.fF .1ND TfUHSD.II,
m Fo,r Dollars per dnnin, payable in adrance No Sub
,cii received for shorter time than sir months
sd no paper ar be discontinued except az The discretion
of the Edaors,) until all arfeardges are pdid
a. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per square of
fss0 for every form Insertion and 81 cts per square
Tor Iess) for every outer form Insertion
Err7 4irertscr requiredto note the MS. ho1 Tong
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For YEARLY ADVERTISING the terms for the privilege
of tco squares $40 for square SIS for one square, m
,,er form S35 Erery yearly adrertser ,o De required 10
coane his advertising to his particular i'hc 81 business
Jon PRINrING executed neatly and erpedttousfy ana
M, re sou1ble
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
FOR LIBERIA.

The Lexington Valley Star says;-"We understand
that John V. Henry and Diego Evans. and their hmi-
lies and number Of others ofhe free colued populations
Of and country, expect TO start To Liberia in
few days, John and Diego Of fine character
and excellent snse universally respected for their hon
esty integrity aud sound morality. They have both
raised their families well, and hazard nothing in
saying that this party Of emgrlnts VIII make fl
and valuable citizens of the young Republic Of Liberia.
They may be assured, that lea Ing US for their new
home they will be attended by the best wishes If his
community for their health, happiness aud prosperity
| We are glad IN see this nave, We know the " 9
spoken o. by The Sa aud they deserve all that is
said of them. When such men Voluntarily select iibe-
ria hume, We think Their example, may be safely
fllou cd by utheI Tree coiused men ul he State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17

The following very singular CASE not published as
yet IN any Of tho medical journals is given in the Sep
tembor number of the Echerbocher. II is recommend
ed to the notice of Inquiting physnlogist.:
negro woman, Frances Covenhoven by nsme re.
siding at place called Dead lorse Bay" Crave
send Long Island, was married about - months agn--
The day after the ceremony, she started with her hus
baud IN an ordinary "op buggy wagon TO visit some
friends who lived few miles of aud II so happened
hat the horse i0k flight and in spite OF the address Of
the driver, managed 10 ran nndffa slgn that w,s ee-
waited upon twu pUslsat the junction OF he hay and
Grnyesend roads. by which the top Of the buggy WIS
torn off Instantly and the sable pair narrowly escaped
with their lives Ia due curse IF tlme frances be
came mother The child hbrn bald; but the at
ienton Of the physician. DIR Sawe were directed "
an unusual development Oh the back of he infants
head. Upon examination IL proved 10 be mas. of thin
elseced with slender, elastic radii, resembling whale
hone, and turning upon osseans pfvOts AT the ears
Judge of the surprise of the physician, when upon fur
drawing ii forward over the nIans head. il uuf,dcd
itself into miniature representation OF gig top! The
child is living, and may be at any time by the
curious at Dead Horse BY, Long Island, aboi nine
miles from this city.
We inclined to think the foregoing is tie toe
strong. We can believe yod many things not dream
I'd Of in common philosophy, hut child born with
gig top "a It's head is rather trying. We do not deny
II; bat nodesy suggest, whether an accidental menba
and cartagnous OF uncertain
and undeied shape, may not have been construed into
gig top, merely in consequences of HE flight received hy
the mother in the "top buggy" and whether. but fo
that circumstance the resemblance 10 gig top would
have been thought Of Eds. Globe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
a r. OS n.
AT Prime Cost for Cash;
Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

NNTII be sold at public auction, the premises, on
w Tuesday the 18th inst, at 81 O'Clock T. M, that de
- srabe Family Residence Church street, situated
Miu between the residences oil Henry punle and X.
Watkins, Esqrs. and Immediately opposite Mr. Geo Bagbys
Tile Lot cont aims quarter of an acre, with commodous
Dwelling and all necessary out houses and convcnences
for private residence. For detailed description OF
the property, applyto OAKLAND MoSbi,
Terms liberal and made known at sale.
n,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
POLITICAL.
From the Saturday Evening Posi-.
OH! LET US ALI. BE FRIENDS AGAIN


Oh let rs all be friends again
Warm friends as We have been,
Ere cold ostrangemont, hhoa cloud,
Our runligh came between,
though,lcss deed, wnfd, or look,
Has parted us IN vain,
kindly word, OF cheerful smile,
Can make US trends again
oh! shall Ga tribe light as ain
Engcndcr rankiing soornp--
The rose, from one cold, transen, blast
Becomes the goadmg thorn
And hearts that Inndly, deeply loved,
Now live Of each unhlest,
While passions rage, like angry seas
That will moi hush to rcstl
The past has had is hallowed hours
OF love aud trusting faith,
They lingcr in ous memories now,
They'll haunt us un 10 death,
In years TO come our chastunrd hearts
May live these seasons 'ar
Aud be as happy and as loved,
As e'oft they were b lore.
No heart, though stern rs adamani
Hot may be sotcned yet,
II we but school IT To the task
To pardon aud forget,
A thoughllosS decd, a woid, on look,
Has parted us in pain,
kindly word, a cheerful smile,
Can make us friends againi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
Nine or ten likely Negroes
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will BE- received until the 20th
- December for furnishing RATIONS and CLOTHING,
the ensuing the hands employed in the repairs OF the
Canal between Richmond and Lynchburg and those in the
employ OF the Company between Iynchburg and North
River For the component parts of the raons and clothing
and other information necessary TO bidders application will
be made to the Secretary OF the Company at the Office in
hlehmond to Capt S. McCorke, Lynchburgj and to W.
w. Boyd, ESQ.,, Buchanan.
VIM p. MUNFORD, SECRETARY.
Rclmend, Dec 6-t20D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
Severe Deafness Cured.

The following is IN extract from letter lately received
from distinguished rhysi in the State Of Virginia.
"a. II. Christie. Nj d Dear Sir One Of my pa.
uent', unknown 10 me, obtained your Gavanc Belt and
Necklace, with the Magnetic Fluid. for serious alec
Of Deafness. Tue that ola lady, whose
nervous system much disordcred and her general
health poor Much was done previously TO The appliea-
ton Of the Belt bit with very le success. and feel II
only right to tell you, that since she commenced wearing
the Bell and using the Fluid. but few weeks ago. she
has entbyrecoeered her hearing aud her general health
is better than for several years"
Or Every Of Deafness. iii be Nervous as il gen
orally is, can be cured by this wonderful remedy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
E'sagg We So H. E,.R.e'S.
eSrsisssd and Louisiana F.iRP

FIRST PACKET
'ENE last sailing packet barque, tyane. Capt Love-
land loading and will sail on 10Th inst For bat
anee freight cabin Storage passage having superior
commodations, apply TO Captain ON board, OTTO
DAVID CURRIE,
Is Richmond
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
FINE LIQUORS.

WE have hand, n very superior article oil Fine
Liquors oi every description, as follows
FRENCH BRANDlES
Pale Pinet ,Castillon & Co, best quality Vintage ISL
llrtb otad, Dupus Co., " =" 1913
do john Dniand < Co, lsll,
do Seignet lSl6,
Domesies, variety of kinds,
NlNlS--old London Particular MAZDA Wine,
Sicily (Woodhouse) do do
Matselcs do do
Tenefne do
Port Wine, agenuinc article
WllekEh-nld Rye, known 10 be over l. old
pcror TO any sold in tns market " also have
variety of kinds pbmeeic Liquors, eneh Mountain
Whskes, Apple Brandy, &c.i all oil Which NC offer to
the trade at very snail advance the Original
ner iS--ts JOHNSON, NOUNfERE i MINI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
Commissioners Sale of Slaves.

PURSUANT to decree OF the county court OF Bedord
i pronounced in Chancery suit of '|Mitchel &c VS.
MITCHELL &C." the undersigned, commissioners, appointed
by decree will on Saturday. the 22d day of December
lSi9 at VIM. L. Bells store, Otter Bridge, proceed to
SELL public auction, the highest bidder upon credit oil
twelve months,
Nine or ten likely Negroes,
belonging to the estate OF Maj Samuel MITCHELL deceased
consisting of men, and children. Amongst them is a
valuable Blacksmith. The purchasers will be required to
give bonds with good personal security.
THOMAS p. MITCHELL, Commits
WILLIAM {. MITCHELL, sioners.
Dec l0-3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
L AW N o r I G e

JAMES T.. JOHNSON, NJ H. CAMfbhli, :,
'''11 Jdbeyty, Va. Iynchburg, Ia
NATHANIEL II. CAMPBELL
uTAVING removed to the town of lynchburg, has take
the Office ormerly used the Post Office, in OF
the store of Bell Rurker Brooks. The undersigned Will
continue the practice OF the Law under the firm OF
JOHNSON Il CAMPBELL,
. tho counties Of Bedford, Boteourt, Franklin, Campbell
Ind the Corporation oil Iynehbug; aud Will undertake the
ec,ion OF debts in oil the adjoining counties They
will Give prompt and faithful attention to all business entrust
ed 10 their care ~
administrations f. JOHNSON, Liberty, Ia.
g NArH'l II. CAMPBELL, Lynohd'Ug, Ia.
Or the firm OF Johnson& Campbell at either place.
Oct -29wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
.yFiff stones.


TIVE Subscribers prepared to furnish any number OF Mill
of the very best quality at the shortest notice. at
his establishments Blaeksburg, Montgomery county
He will deiv them ynchburg, place where
henay make sale, if preferred. Address
MCDANIEL s LEE, Lvnchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Backsburg, Va
January S.-wts
p. S REYNOLDS & CO. Leaksvillc, Rockingham co.
North Carolina also agents for the sale OF the above Mil
Stones.
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
"A II e % = n.
TN CONSEQUENCE of the death Of one OF our firm, 1T
will be necessary close business at the earliest
possible date We have therefore, determined to oher from
MONDAY, 26th inst, large and desirable stock
OF DRY GOODS,
Al Prime Cost for Cash;
time for approved paper, with intere added.
Our purchases oil American Goods were generally made
early in the season. before the steady advance, winch las
taken place. and Foreign Goods OF
importation bought Tor CASH, under very aVor-
able costing far below the regular package
prices, for similar goods, in the Northern markets.
As object is reduce stock to the smallest amount
possible prior closing it at AUCTION, and, at the same
time bring speedy close, shall offer very
great inducements TO purchasers -
KENT KENDALL 4 ATWATER
Nov. 26-lm Richmond, 2lst Nov, lSl9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17

HINTS TO THE BALD HEADED Accounting
10 The in@ng eNtfDct from editorial article in The
Boston Medical and Sugical Journal. the easy and sure
way 10 prevent doess, Is 10 70 bare headed. or wear
well ventilated hat
"A rehned ei,a icn has brought With il n train of
physical evils which II 70 N the province Of science
troll OF snbdne. Onr tight hats, rooms, closely
fitting caps, silk night caps, iiom which The pesprabe
matter cannot escape. by heir combined agency, in
neelion with other Influences always easy define,
bring oil the hair preaureIy, and iurn il gray
than personal vanity willing exhibit such evidences
# decay And this all the skin is actually in
low state OF disease the effects of which gnsed
in the accumulation of dandruif -desquamaton Of the
epdernis The bulbs of the hair inamed also from
the Sane cause, and from year yea he hair degener
aies and becomes thinner, and MT unequeny ends IN
hadhess. On all that part of The head not covered viz:
from the back side, between the and on The temple,
the haif generally Gemains 10 old age, however
much the yeItex gay be denuded. fiemsies equal
~ tight covering he hair would prabably suffer very
much ia the manner hui their light airy bonn-ts
admit uf ventilation and hence bald headed woman
would be Il phenomenon. Who bald
headed Indian We have had an opportunity Of see
ing various uihos, in all the Freedom Of an unre-
strained savage 'no. but sparse head of hair we have
never noticed Atmospheric exposure cnnduces to the
uxnrianee OF tie hair and a healthul condition Of the
scalp"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
Esr. CHRISTI Hl'S

GHL ! Il NC BIZ IA & T. LET'S
Are found Of vast service IN Of Cpnv esons Fits
Spasmodic Complaints, aud general Nervous Affections
Of The Head and upper extfemltes. Also in Palsy aud
Para sis. and all diseases caused by deficiency of pow
Nervous Energy ia the limbs other organs Of the
body
o. Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of The
country OF the most extraordinary character be given
If required.
0ri- No trouble or Inconvenience attends he ofDr
Chslies Galvanic articles, ard they may be worn by
the feeble and delicate with perfect and safety
Ia many the sensation attending their is highly
pleasant and agreeable. They be to any part
Of the Country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17
ISRAEL PRICE, Blacksburg,

p. REY NOLDS & CO. LealSsville, Rockingham co
North Carolina also agents FOR the sale Mil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17

The reception Of FATHER MATHEW BY the au horiiies
Of Philadelphia, Monday, is described in the Bulletin
Of thai day occasion Of more han urdnar. interest
1t tok place in the Hall Of Independence, and the
erend gentleman took occasion, in his reply address
from DIR. Gibbons behafof he temperance Ass.cia
ons Of the City, 10 aude 10 his feelings standing
for the fret time inside the walls from whence emanaed
the most Important document, next 10 the Holy Scrip
lures which The world had ever br"ngh oith. He sliud
ed also the fact hat many If the Signers Of that i'm
perisable paper had bean for heir advocacy u
Temperance, cardinal republican virtue and express
Cd he sincere galifcuru his visit 10 Phaelpna had
aifHded hin III snid he Was glad q knnw thai among
The many virtues Of her q izs, temperance uas mol oi's
1of the least. 81, Il # st
Yesterday Father Mathew held levee fpf the ladies'
THfay Is ID be hi last in phiadelaia arrangements
aayug BEEN made 81 his lm,cd'a u'ney s'uih
Bali. .i,asr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-12-17

ISL RECEIVED, Brussels, three ply and stair Carpet
cheap 'e7' W 'a ''f''i1 !'a,'h b,s an" worry
ecl0-2w ~ = ~ hfHie