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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28
& REMOVAL

e REMOVAL.-The subscriber thank
e. ful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
GxSs14Etcuded '" him. would respectfully inform
his tends and the public generally, that he has re-
moved his Watch and Jewelry establishment to the
house one door above Mr.. John Kinniers, and OPP
posite Rumboughs Big Red Hat," where he has
on hnnd neat and well selected assortment of
WATCHES AND .JEIFELRY of the latest
styles All in want of articles in his line are ear
nestly requested to call and examine his stock as
he is determined To sell on the most reasonable
terms. good assortment of Silver Ware constant
ly ON hand, manufactured by MIR. Henry Silver
thorn, which will be sold as low as cen be bought
elsewhere. EDW. w. VICTOR.
n. b. Watches, Clocks and Jewcry repaired at
the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms The
highest price paid for aid gold and silver.
nn oats r. w V
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SCHOOLS.
CLASSICAL AMP MATnEMAT.

y ICAL SCHUOL, LYNcHBrRG, VA, BY J. IT.
WINSTON.--The next session of this School will
commence the 1st Sept. and continue 10
months
TERMs-s40, payable one half on the 1st Janua-
~, the remainder at the close OF the session. For
particulars refer the printed circulars which can
be had at the Bookstore of d. u, Payne g. Bro
Ia an-..Qy
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ToUsE AND SIGN PAINTING

IL The subscriber is prepared TO undertake and
execute in the very best manner, House and Sign
Painting either in town or country. Orders
thankfully received and punctually attended to.
J. 7. WOODSON,
House and Sign Paiaic-, opposite Franklin HoteL
Junr i6-fs
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TRRMS.-Thev vIRoIsrAs is published SEM
weekly q a. per snnum. in edraHcc- No subscrip-
tion ii t,kcn for shorter time than six months and
no paper is discontinued except at the option Of the
rrsprctor. until all arrcargcs shall have been paid
ApvExTisExssrs are inserted for SO cents per
sauarc or less) for every form insertion, and
~ cents for every one. Ifthe number OF in
sertons il not noted the MS. it will be publish
ed till ordered out and charged accordingly
The rEARLy RATES arc For the privilege Of
t@o squares $40; for square e25--if inner form
s35. Every yearly advertiser will be required to
eonfnc his advertising to his particular line ofbus
mesa and It he exceed the space stipulated for, he
~ill be charged ratably for the excess
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28


A SAFE BET.-Several gentlemen were
in car on one ofthe Boston railroads
few days ago, when the conversation
turned on the next Presidential election,
and the merits of Webster, Fillmore, Scott
Cass and others were discussed al large
After some time solemn individual who
had listened in silence addressed the party
thus: "My friends, you are all of you
wrong. Before the election of 1852 the
world will have come to an end and Jesus
Christ will be the President of the Uni
verse" He started an enthusiastic gentle
man from the Granite State, who stutter-
ingly said to the Millerite-"S-sir, III
b-b-bet you ten d-d-dollars New Hamp-
shire w-w-w-wont ego for him. A roar
of laughter greeted the exit of the Second
Advent man, as he removed himself to
another car.-Boston Courier.
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csg1sa A. COCraRAN.--MANrFAC-

eFA A. COCEHRAN.--MANUFAC-
9f2-a9-turer and dealer in Carriages Barouctes,
Rockardys, BUggies, Harness, Sc.-Square below
the franklin Hotel, Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
The subscriber feels grateful for the very liberal
patronage extended to him since he commenced bu-
siness, and would say the public that he is now
in receipt ofn large assortment of the above nrti-
cle.. which will be sold cheap ms the same quail
ity of work Gun be bought elsewhere and brought
here, Come and judge for yourselves, We charge
nothing for looking and but little if you buy.
The subscriber is practical Carriage maker, and
has had fifteen yearsexperience in the business and
devotcs the whole of his time in making up, and
selecting work the best quality, and such as is
best adapted to roads and country,
The Harness department is under the manage
mont of Mr.. A. X. Jones' superior workman from
New York, whose work will compare with any,
whether made here or elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice.
Feb 2l-6m A. COCHRAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28

MUGGINs says that there is no country
in the world where wives are more wor.
shipped than they are in France. He re.
grets to say, however, that all the adora.
ton comes from somebody else's hus-
band.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28
STEAM ENGINE still in market.

=. IH'IHg purchased an Engine OF greater power
than the one have formerly used and wishing to
make room Tor the larger one, ! am determined to
oner u upon such terms cannot fail to satisfy any
one desirous to purchase. A great bargain can be
had BY early application
July l4-fs A WINSTON
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RISSOLUTION..-Tb

hSV&U HHVN..-I nc partnership Tor
- merry existing urder the style of PACK &
GARLAND ut Biae Stcae Mercer County, Va,
has been dissolved. All persons hnving claims a.
gai'st the said firm respectfully requested to
make them known to the subscriber as soon as pos
sible To the end that the business of the firm may
be fully settledup. ANDERSON PACK.
July Civ pnch : EcrrN L. O. Nn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28

An Illinois paper speaking ofan individ-
ual, says that he has broken every bank
and Jail, and Sabbath, which they have
had in that city for the last FIVE years.
This individual must be what witness in
recent bank swindling case called one Of
the ofiicers-"a natural id rascal"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28

- AT LAW. LYScHnvna. VInGisiA. have asso-
ciotcd Themselves together in the practice Of their
profession. and will intend regularly the circnit and
county courts of Amherst, Arpomattox and Camp
bell; all tho courts OF Lynchburs, and the circuit
courts of buckingham county.
gB' Oiice on Main Street over the store house
Of Messrs. Mosby & lIolcembe.
Iulx ll-ln
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ITO THE EMANUFACTURERsOF

l. TOBACCO.-Thc undersigned, agent for the
sale of Virginia Manufactured Tobacco in New Or
leans respectfully solics consiguments of this ar
ticle from the Manufacturers of Lynchburg.
AS he sells entirely commission and does not
speculate in the article, he faitcrs himself that he
will be able to give entire satisfaction to all those
cntrustng him with their consignmcnis.
JOHN b. OLIVER.
Commission Merchant, % Grarier 81, Ner Orleans
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,y.a.FIlss PEE MTUM


y ~ i U KNABE & GEHLE, Manufacturers,
Nos. 4, q, s, and / Eutaw Street, Baltimore
Md. Piano Fortcs, from to octaves, In Rose
wood, Mahogany aud Walnut cases, cf various
styles, with and without iron frames, combining all
she improvements requisite to a superior iastrn-
mcnt.
X. & G. have received from the Maryland Insti-
tutc the FIRST PREMIUM for their Pianos in three
successive years. 1913. 1919, 1880. They have also
been honoured with numerous testimonials from all
the most celebrated artists who have used their in
strumenss Pianos from their establishment have
been used Mt the concerts of Lind Herr. II ohnstocl
Bishop. Labordc, knoop, and other eminent per
formers. They guarantee durability for five yeurll
under good care, and will replace with others as
which may not give satisfaction, if application be
made within six months after delivery. Their man
ufactory being conduoth Vi the most extensive
scale, enables them to furnish instruments the
very lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
Constantly on hand A. 7. Hughes Mclodcons,
ranging from si5 to 5000 forywhich they are sole
agents for this city. d. B. PAYNE & BRO.
Agents for Lynchburg. jan 23-wly
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Iron Il BRASS FOUNDRY

n kkON n BRASS FOUNDRY.
q s. MACHINE AND TOBACCO PRESS
W FACTORY.-Thc undersigned respectfully
inform the public that they have added nm addition
al amount Of steam power their establishment and
are now prepared to execute any work in the above
line in style not inferior to any in the State.
They keep constantly on hand, all kinds of Cast
ings, and would ask particular attention 10 their
beautiful assortment of PLAIN AND FANCY
CRATES. STOVES, &c.
They offer their services for the manufacture Of
all kinds of Machinery; such MS Horse Power Mill
Gearing &c. All kinds of Plows, together with
many other Agricultural Implements are kept con-
stantly for sale. They manufacture Wheat fresh
ing Machines of the most approved patterns at the
large Brick Foundry Min Street, below the Frank
lin Hotel IT. & G. S. DIUGUID.
March 2-Iv
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R ATTHE SIGN OFthc Red dUa,.

ss9 JACOB Ru RuMBOUGH has just received and
Is now making. the jenny Lind Hat, ofthe very la
test and must improved patterns for summer wear
Also the New York and Philadelphia Styles for this
season, of various qualities ma 12-ts
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nISsOLUTION..-rhe rarlner.hIp bore

II tofore existing between d. A. WILSON. JR
and JAS. MCDONALD, in the practice of Law, has
been dissolved. in consequence OF the latters change
Of profession. The business of the firm will receive
the attention Of Messrs. Booker s. Wilson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28
r AW PARTNERSIIIP

IL signed having this day formed IA partner
ship in the practice Of LAW viii attend to all bus
ness confded to them in the counties Of Bedford.
Campbell, Amherst and Appomat,ox, and the Cor
poration Of Lynchburg.
ET' Office opposite George NJ. Rackcr. Main
street, Lynchburg, Va.
JOHN o. l.. GOGGIN.
July 14-ts FREDERICK W. PAGE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28
'TO FREENIAs0NS..

4 frcemasonry, first American from the London
edition. ia vols, better edition than the Lon
don, and can be sold at about one-third the price
Also, the Craftsman, the Masonic Chart. the Ma
sonic Trcstle-Board, &c.
July l4-ts PAYNE e. RRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28

In obedience to the above decree, the under
signed commissioners appointed for that purpose,
will Friday. the 18th day of August next, 1851,
proceed TO sell at auction the premises, to the
highest bidder, A VALUABLE FARM, belonging
to the estate ofthe late George Poage, ST., decd
This farm has been for years the residence of Capt
William Allen and is situated in the county of Bot
tctourt, on James River, about twenty miles above
the town of ofBuchanan Il contains about Seven
EXE Hundred Acres, all considered Of the
livery best quality; about three hundred acres
of which are cleared. the balance well timbcrcd.-
The cleared land is under good fence, and is near
" all bottom the first order, and in high of
cultivation.
The Improvements are q tolerable DIV ELLING
HOUSE, good Barn and Corn Crib, with other
necessary out-houscs. Besides there is frst-rafe
Blacksmith's Shop on one end Of the land with
separate improvement, and never failing spring of
water connected with it.
There is fine Merchant Mill in the nciehbor-
hood within two aud half miles, and furnace and
boundary within four miles, which afford fine mar
ket for the products ofthe farm.
1t is seldom property of such value, and posses
sing many advantages is offered for sale, il is
considered one of the very best farms all upper
james River, and located in of the most dcsra-
Bile ncghborhopds in Bottetourt county.
TEnns of sale made known in the annexed Do
cree. The Land will he shown to any one wishing
to purchase by Mr.. John Mccartney who lives on
it, or by james B. khyser who lives adjoining it.
WM. p. TATE, ! ca,.,
NM EANGER opN KS
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E1DUC AYTION.--Mrss LUCRE7

II ID u & Ayr 10 N.--MIss LUCRETIA A.
IL WILSON will open school for the education
Of Young Ladies' at her fathers In New London
Va. She will teach all the English branches usual
ly taught in the best Female Seminaries and Music
on the Piano.
Her terms per session of FIVE n,unths will be as
follows Wig
For Reading. Writing, Arithmetic and Geogra-
IhN 10 w
For the higher branches hes-l0 10 90
OF Aiuslt-- 10 W
Pupils win be admitted at any time (until the
School is fulO and charged from that time to the
end of the session, without any deduction. except
in cases Of prctracted sickness Board can be OBJ
tained in the family at IS per month, and in gen
teel houses in and around the village reasona-
bic terms. She could give mary references. but
deems it unnecessary. The location is easy of ac-
cess, and is provcrbial for its good health and
soundncss fthc morals ofits citizens, Methodist
Church being in the village and Presbyterian one
in walking distance. The School to commence a.
bout Goth July. 1851.
July ll-w2w JOS. WILSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28
ANTE.CUOLERA MIxTURE-

l \ The subscriber is prepared TO furnish this
Medicine to the public and it is confidently recon-
mended as the bes, remedy for Diarrhoa, Cholera
Morbus, Dyscntary. Cholera-Inian;um. and afcc-
;ions of the stomach and bowels now in use. AT
this season of the year. when such diseases pre-
valeni, this medicine should be kept in every ami-
y. and if resorted to in time will afford relief in
nine cases out often II is not unpleasant take.
and may be given to children with ease. For sale
by JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist.
.e>Call and try it, it will speak for itself
May ao-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28

John III. TYREE, has removed his Of
~ hce To the same building where he will be reafy
at all times TO attend his friends in the sale OF
Tobacco. &c. nnlp-ts
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF PURE

a Concentrated Extract Of Jamaica Gingcr.-In
addition to its other properties, it will be found
valuable adjunct to Cod Lirer Oil. concealing the
taste and preventing the nausea which some per
sons experience when they first commence its use.
For sale by
ma 5-ss JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist
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.RYSTALIZED LINEE.-.

~ rior Lime, made in Botctourt county. Va. is
superior To any thing of the kind known in this
country. For all the qualities ofbuilding purposes
whitewushing, &c, it cannot be surpassed being
whittier than any other in use, and requiring no u-
gredient to render it durable A large lot on hand
and for sale by
ma 5-,s G. SN h. STEPTOE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28

Mcssrs. Oyler & Anderson
DIR. W. L. Allison,
DIR. James Saunders, Hy"o'0"e'
Mr.. NJ. W. Davenport. ma 5-3m
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, Nov. 1si, 1850.
Mr.. W. r. Gait attended lectures in this Unver-
sity. and took the degree of Master of Arts. He
was distinguished for his assiduity and success in
his studics well for bis exemplary habits and
winning department. His ability and attainmenis
and his success and enthusiasm US a Teacher, Join
ed to the highest moral qualities, justify in
commenting him in the strongest terms TO those
who may seek for their sons careful and thorough
instruction,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-07-28

'Mariano's Islc-a low wooded island near We
nice.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
The Banks in the Field Aeain.

Peter 0dlin and BeIlamy Storer, two Of
the Wing candidates for the Supreme Bench,
are deeply interested in Banks. Odlin is
President of the Dayton Bank and Storer is
one of the largest stockholders in the Harri-
son Branch. Some Of the other three can
didates for the same post are doubtless in
the same predicament. It's well known that
the Banks intend to contest the validity OF
the provision compelling them to pay an e.
quail portion of taxes before this very court.
Now would not these Bank Presidents and
Bank Stockholders make pretty Judges to
determine such aquestion. 1t might as well
be submitted to the Board of Control al
once.
The people of Ohio will thus see that the
battle of Bank taxation has to be fought over
again in the election of Supreme Judges
.SteuJenuiUe Union
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

SINGULAR AocIDENT--NosE LOST AND RE-
covERED.-A servantgirl of unusually pleas
ing personal appearan ,e, living in the family
of DR.. Clark, Dentist, on Sunday evening
25th ult, accidently thrust her head through
a glass door, completely cutting off the arg-
er portion Of his nose. After the lapse of
some minutes the peace was found adhering
to the broken glass. 1t was Immediately
placed in its proper position by Dr. G. and
so held until adhesive plaster could be OBJ
tanned, when it was secured as well as cir
cumstances would permit. At the expiration
of about two weeks, the plaster was removed
and the operation found triumphantly sue
cessful. and now (June l8) there can be OBJ
served no more deformity than would be
caused by slight scratch. After the oper-
alton, Dr. @. consulted an eminent surgeon
who remarked that all had been done that
was necessary, but thathe hadno confidence
that the parts would ever unite. The above
is made public that all may know the effect
of promptness in similar cases. DR. G. has
the qualification Of knowing that human
face has been saved from Disagreement foI
|life.---M " JowmaIof Commerce. ss
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
DEMOCRATIO CONVENTIONS

The Democratic voters of each township
in Harrison County, are earnestly requested
to meet IN theiE different townships on
SATURDAY THE Esd DAY OF AUGUST
next, and appoint THREE Delegates tc
meet in County Convention, in Cadiz, on
Tuesday, the 26th day Of August
next, for the purpose of nominating the fol.
lowing County Officers, to be voted for Al
the ensuing fall election;--One Representa-
tive; one Judge ef the Probate Court; one
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas; one
Prosecuting Attorney;one County Treasurer
one Sheriff; one Commissioner; one Coroner
one Director of the County Infirmarv; and
one County Surveyor,
They will also, at the same township
meetings, appoint TWO Delegates, to NEE
IN Convention with Belmont County, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for State
Senator, irtm this District, at such time and
plrce as may hereafter be designated.
Your Central Committee earnestly request
every Democrat of each township to attend
their toS+iship meetings, and appoint such
Delegates as will attend the different Con
Sentions.
By order Of the Harrison County
Democratic Central Committee
I'll Vll- ~
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
UppER MARLBORO, July /, 1851.

GENrLEMEN-I write to request that you
will not sell my Tobacco for less than W.
Under no circumstances can there now be
anything like as much tobacco made as there
was last year The drought is unprecedent-
ed. What Tobacco has been planted is fast
dying out; the beds. many of which are en-.
itirely gone, are all rapidly failing beyond any
recovery. In some few neighhorhoods, be-
low Marlboro, there was slight shower las
week, but in many sections Of the country
Including Queen Anne and Marlboro, thc
two largest Tobacco growing districts, as yor
are aware, there has been no rain for five
weeks, and there is now less appearance 0
lit than there has been for some days past
About one-sixth only, presume, as well a
| can judge from extensive inquiry, of th'
crop has yet been planted, and so great
scarcity Of plants has never been known.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

Agents for the Sentinel & Farmer

The following named gentlemen are oul
authorized agents to receive advertisements
subscriptions or job Work. All contract.
made with viii be strictly fulfilled BY us:
Philadelphia--y. B. Palmer, E. w. Carr
G. Pierre.
DeSton-V B. Palmer.
New York--V. b. Palmer.
Whecling-D. Maclane, Esq,
Frecport--Joseph Alien.
Moorefcld--A. 5aL Schreiber.
Westehester-Wnl Fleming.
Frankln--Dr E. Conaway.
Rumley-JarUb Gutshall.
Short Creek--Asa Holmes.
Stock--James Hoagland
Athens-Dr. Thomas Findley.
Green-David MeConkey.
German--John Brown.
Washington--John d. Boyd,
North--A F. Croskes,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23

CIRcUMsTANTIAL EvIDENcE.-The uncer-
tainty of human judgement and of circum-
stantial evidence, has been recently ilustra-
ted by case in Massachusetts. A young
man named John Perry, was tried for bur-
glary and robbery at Dartsmouth, convicted,
and sentenced to the States Prison for life.
Since then at different times, two rogues
have been arrested, who confessed burglary
for which Perry was sentlnced, The first
was not believed, but the second at a later
period, told the same story, and also demon
strated its tstruthfulness, wholly clearing Perry
of all guilt in the matter The result is, the
Govorner and Council have granted Perry a
full pardon after having been incarcerated in
prison for four months. Cannot the man
claim an indemnity Of the State for false i'm
prisonmentP
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
Great Fire in Cincinnati.

One Of the most destructive fires that ever
occurred in Cincinnati took place on the
morning Of the 18th inst 1t originated il
what was known as the Apollo buildings O
Woods Museum The Museum with abou
twenty other buildings were destroyed. The
loss Il estimated at 100000. It's believ
ed 70 be the work Of an incendiary, as no fir,
had been in nor about the buildings for sew
leral days.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-07-23
WOMEN AS FIELD LABoRERs.--M Greedy

WOMEN AS FIELD LABoRERs.-M Greedy,
in one Of his letters from Savoy, shows the
condition of women in that country:
I think saw quite as many women as
men at work in the fields throughout Savoy.
A girl Of fourteen driving yoke Of oxen at
tached to 3 cart, walking barefoot beside the
team and plying the goad stick, while boy
of her own age lay at length in the cart, is
one Of my liyeliest recollections of Savoyard
ways. Nut brown, unbonneted women, hoe
ing corn with animplement between an adze
and pic axe, and not a bad implement
either, for SO rugged and unplowed soil, wo.
men driving hogs, cows, &c, to or from
market, we encountered at every town. Sc
much hard, rough work ndexposure is fatal
to every trace Of beauty, and do not re-
member to have seen women in Savoy
even moderately good-looking, while many
were absolutely revolving. That this is MOI
Natures fault is proved by the general as
pect of the children, who, though swarthy
have often good forms and features.