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The southern press., 1852-01-17

Mrs. Fillmore, wife Of the President, is at
present being treated for deafness, by DR.. Hart
ley,of Philadelphia
The southern press., 1852-01-17


~ The n Y. Journal Of Commerce, thus
gives testimony as to one Of the latest lodges
attempted by the Ahoitionists to lull the South
Into fatal security. Speaking of colonization
that print says:
Among the unexpected manifestations of
favor to the colonization cause, which these lat.
ter days have presented, is the adhesion OF the
Syracuse Journal; one Of the bitterest Wing
Abolition papers in the country. What is most
to be dreaded now is, general rally of the Alb.
olitionists in favor of colonization. This would
excite the jealousy of the South, and prevent
that degree Of cooperation there, which might
otherwise be expected.
From the Syracuse Journal.
Whilst we probably look at the slavery ques.
ton, in some of its aspects, in different light
from Governor Hunt, we seize an early occa.
sion 10 say that his suggestions in regard to the
emigration of our colored population back to
the father land" are eminently deserving OF
the consideration Of the people and the legisla.
ture. Colonization is no new idea, but il has
never been vigorously acted upon in this eoun.
try. Nevertheless, we have believed, and still
believe, that incalculable benefits would result
10 the native African race, and TO the commercial
world, as well as 10 the colonists themselves il
successful measures could be pat in operation
10 secure the establishment Of free States upon
the western coasts Of Africa, by the voluntary
transportation thither Of the intelligent and cu
tivated portion Of our colorea people. Colo
niEation has hitherto been discouraged by tho
AbolItionists, but as we have always thought
upon insufficient grounds. We should like e
see an effective system Of emancipation and col
onization organT A in this country-both under
the auspices and patronage Of the government
State and national. We think they offer practi
cable means for diminishing the evils Of slavery,
and ameliorating the condition Of the blacks, not
likely soon 10 be realized in any other mode
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Tom 1tOeS.

Within our remembrance. this vegetable was more u
Universally despised article of food than is now
universally appreciated 1t has gone through more trans
formations in its preparations for the human stomach
than any other edible we know Of It served raw
with pepper salt and vinegar, plain and sometimes
eaten hike an apple, with great RELISH by some farmers
1t IS picked green ripe, preserved in sugar Pies
Pudngs and tarts are made Of it, and catchup enough
to hoat Liliputan navy. 1t ia dried like apples or
cooked and spread upon plates and dried in ovens and
has been ground into meal preserve for winter cook
ing 1t is also packed in melted lard in Jars for the
same purpose. Tomato pills time threatened to
turn caome over to the dogs But the last grand dis
covery reserved for the last year Tomato whisky
is the latest product have heard of being
out of this innocent vegetable We suppose the cant
phrase Of too math corn will now be altered to too
much tomato, and that whisky will hereafter be
quoted among the agricultural products of the country
-Ploac
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.MEACHANDIZE.
ECHOLSsW PRYOR, GrOcers, Com

ECHOLSsN PRYOR, GrOcers, Com
IL MISSION AND OREvARDNG AGENTS,
Would inform their riends und the pub
lie generally. that they have just returned from the
North with renewed stock OF Groceries, Liq~ors ume'
and Dry Goods which they prepared to fur
u-h accommodating those wishing IN purch-
such articles: Coffee, Sugar. Teas Molasscs, &c
Soda, Salratus and Spices Of all kinds, Sole Leather
and all kinds of Staple Dry Goods, such as Cotton
Shirtings Sheetngs and Innings, Osnaburgs Bed css
Prints of every description, Apaccas, &c. &C.
Boots. Shoes. Hats md Caps,
Lquorsand Wines fall descriptions and On ,ltics,
A variety of Hardware, Knives and Forks,
Pocket Knives, Trace and Hitter Chains,
Spades and Shovels iron and Steel and many descrP-
tioas Of WOODEN WARE
Truly thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fore manifested towards them they hope by strict at,rn
tion to business and determination therpa 10 rem
der entire satisfaction all who may be pleased To call
them be entitled n continuance Of heir favors.
They continue TO pay strict personal attention to the
sale OF all kinds of Produce such Tobacco, Wheat
Flour, Cora and Corn Meal, Oats, and all Lumbers
All orders and consignmants will be thankfully re-
ceived and meet with prompt attention
a
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y Testimony OF George w. Goodrich, ESQ, in case
ofChrunic lIhammatory Rheumatism oftwo yrurs stun
ding:
BALTIMORE. Jan. o. 1852.
Mcssrs. Mortimer s. Mawbray-Gcnts: feel il a
duty owe to my. elf, and the community speak in
commentator Of your justly celebrated Iampions We
getae Tincture. have been afflicted for the last
years with the chronic nflammatory rheumatism. in rs
scverest FORM unable walk without support Having
heard your valuable medicine, deemed it expedeni
to give it trial. and, after using era bottles.
agrecaby surprised find myself entirely relieved from
that most horrible disease which the human frame is
subject to.
do take great pleasure in recommending Hamptons
Vegetable Tncture all afflicted. was, n certain
and permanent remedy
feel cannot do that justice your celebrated med
cine it merits but in conclusion would say to all who
are afflicted, give it fair trial.
Very respectfully yours, &C..
GEORGE w GOODRICH,
No. SO Second street, Baltimore.
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POETRY.
The yoices ofLtfe.

q We spend gears as a tdiethat is told '-Mosss
Like the sunset hue ON the drops Of dew,
When the still night shades the day,
Like the rainbow CLEAN on the leaping stream,
Our life flies swiftly away.
With a stealfhy tread by the bridal bed.
4 Creeps he of the icy breath:
A kiss eaveih he, then laugheth in glee,
lis the hoew laugh ofdeath.
He simeth his dart at a maiden's heart,
He loves the beautiful beat,
And the brightest gem Of hia diadem,
He tore from a mothers breast
He is piucking from infants brow.
tbs bud that il bursting fair;
In the dismal tomb will he hide its bloom:
No blowers can blossom there.
In youth's sunny hour with a wtching power,
Hope lendeth n merry round,
But the boar old age kpowcti life brief page,
tale That has ceasedits sound.
OH nought hath its birth in the beautiful EARTH
p But speaks with tongue Of FIRE.
Beyond the blue dome the True Life hath its home;
Then hcavcuward. my soul aspire.
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AGRICULTURAL.
From The ADaericas, Farmer.
WORK FOR THE MON 7 II.

tgiTiyATiGs OF CORN
Thore Is crop w6irii better repays the culturist
fog generous BnuurD and good cultivation TINA does
iaat { bur the period fp s1nuring has passed
by we shall coahne the remarks have to maze
10 It's cultivation. Ii should be the object OF every
corn planter 10 make his arrangements that his
force shall be sufficient keep the sl Of his field
or n, and perfectly free from weeds and grass. from
the time the plants first up until he lays by his
crop. If weeds ard grass nfest the ground,
sequence, they only rob the plants Of the food
he may have provided for them, but by they
interrupt their luxant and fall growth; shade the soil
ingrously Intercept the and air. abstract Moisture,
and deprive the plants Of the advantage OF the influence
OF these powerful agents How the soil shall be kert
open and Clean becomes then matter of primary I'M
portance. Without attempting dictate to others,
to assume any great merit for the advice about
give will PREMISE that in the cultivation of corn
would never the pon Oh after the plants four or
five inches high. From hat period would rely upon
the crr,or and hoe atugether-the cutivator between
the nd the hoe around the and between the
steps In field OF 30 acres, more, the cultivator
might be aiYantagcousy used constantly, from the first
10 the last working the cultivator be close the
rows, ought be, being taken avoid inur
ing the plants the labor to be done with the hoe
will be comparatively ting and in cases may be
pertormcdby children from ten to twelve years old.
Wchavc for years protested against the of the
plough in the cultivation Of every time giving our
reasons for its dsuse, that yed from the
cessiiy OF reorganization. We WILL however, observe,
that every time may be worked by the plough, the
o.ss... ~ - % consequence tue
ed tor impossible to the plough for such purpose
h 60. ~, .'e ros, as 'uey
h.nss,h ~ oy 'ew ne"es
,bc fs,icrs - b.. go, al . III, oi
Is the parched up condition Of fields be referred
il derived from The anil i. !, Ien a., Il; , I;;J ~ 80
Gus state and II t,eref,c. stands m re.n In, e "
deprive The plants ort heir mediums of sunnI h t.
troying their feeders thar che stalk lcaves and oars
must in due proportion suffer from the ec,s If sncb
deprivation To be sure. If, after ploupbnr conn,,
rains Immediately follow from rho energy az RI. or
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I AM NOW RECEIVING GENIAL

Stock OF Groceries and Staple Dry Goods in part viz:
Oreans, Porto Rico Ce6ee, Crushed Leaf and lest Santa
Crrz Sugard, Lagair RIO. MaracaJodnd tes Jara Cof
fee No. |. 2and Mackerel. lIesrngs. English Dairy
and Pine Apple Cheese, Alolassts. common and best
quality gig Sacks Liverpool Salt 5000 lbs Cotton arm,
Bstered, Cast and Shear Steel, Trrce Chains Scytbe
Blades and Frying Pans, Tea Kettles and Preserve Ket-
Hes Spades, Shovels aud Wedding Hoes Sole Lrnther
Boots and Shoes Hats and Cups Spice, Ginger Pep
per- Soda, Starch. Madden and indigo Tcns&c Choco-
l1c. Soap and Candies. Glass and Putty 1000 lbsbest
Family cured Bacon Flour. g. Sc. All Of wlirh Of
fer low for cash in exchange for country produce.
and hope by strict attca,ion business me, and
receive portion of the public patronage.
NAV 20-is JOS. II. WILSON,
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CPRING STOCK FOR Is52.-BOYD

~ d BROTHER, Maia Street, Lyncibrrg, Va
Importers Of CHI Ma and EARTHENWARE and Deal
ers in CRt. Dressed and Plain Glass Ware Looking
Glasses, Girandoles, Paisd and Brit ana Ware Val
es, Casters. DC; are in receipt of their Spring
supply Of Domestic aud Foreign Goods Of their
found in such Establishments. Our Stock is Of The
largest offered in this market and having been
fully selected and bought the favorable terms,
we determined to be understood by any House
in the country, either North South Merchants and
Others wanting anything this line. would do well to
call and examine Stock and prices before pun chasing
misunderstanding confident please all in style,
quality and price of Goods The Ladies' Particular
ly invited to call and examine Stock.
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. S.N.

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug Is. 1851.
Mr.. j. e. Boush-Dear Sir - While ] am in general
opposed To atcnt Medicines. candor comrels me to
state that have great confidence in the virtues Of
Hampton Vegetable Tincrure. For several months
past have used it in my family and in Dyspepsia loss
of appetite. dizziness, and general debility with entire
success So far my experience extends therefore,
l take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted
safe and efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, yours.
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain U. S. Navy
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MEDICINES.
2 Fresh Drugs and medicines. !.

n Fresh Drugs and Medicines. ~
" The subscriber is receiving his Spring M
u and Summer supply Of Medicines Prints n
OIL, Drngs, DyeStxEs, Fancy Arsicies Smgicai In
sfHmefs Patent Medicines, &c. &c. embracing almost
every article in the Druggist and Aporhecary line.
Great has been taken procure every article
Parest and best quality. With regular additional SUI
plies received almost every week. he is prepared
offer nducementsto the public for their patronage.
JOHN II. SEAY, DRuGGIsT
y Prescriptions for Physicians und Families will
be attended all times, with and accuracy
Anril i-fs
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NJ have hand n ---- -
u f. c. Jones' j. Cos White ZINC PAINTS,
They superior in all respects TO Paints in COM
use, more brilliant, durable and cheaper. The
B,orn is greatly used F1eproof Paint Metal and
Shngle roofs, on Fences, Boats &C..
Ayres Cherry Pectoral for cotghs aad colds
Wstar's Balsam Wild Cherry d
Jaynes Expectorant
Codliver Oil for Dyspepsia, Debility, &C.,
Yeast Powders,
French Window Glass Of all sizes,
Looking Glass Plute -
Phosphate Of Lime for diseased Lungs,
Best g aewing Tobacco, &c. &c.
Jan I9--ts
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A large assortment Of Sa rs Of various sizes and pat
ferns with and without powder proof forks for sale al
the Depot, LAG WATER STREET, NETWORK
Burglar Proof Bank Vaults and Vault Doors made
o order.
STEARNS & MARVIN, late Rolf Stearns s. Co,
to Rich & Co.. ZIG Warer-st. and cor. Ave.
A and St Mar $ Place n Y, sole Proprietors of
Richs Patent and the only makers of Salamander Safes
combining W,lder's and Rich- Patents. For sale by
THOMPSON & oNDESLUYO
nj o6-3r Rnit;,nor. Nj
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EATHER..-I have received my Spring sup
IL ply Of Leather, consisting of Hemlock. Sole and
Wax Upper, Calf Skins, philadelphia and French and
general assortment of Shoe-Makers. Tools. &c. also
Harness and Skirtng Leather Oak nned Sole. &c.
April 26--ss E LOCKWOOD
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TAYLOR 4 Co., COMMITS
II SION AND EQRIl ARlINl: MERCEA NIS


receiving aud offer for sale, in exchange for
Country Produce the largest and best assorted stock
of Groceries and Dry Goods it has been their pleas
ure to offer for sale, comprising, in part, the following
articles:
100 Sides sole Leather
us bags Rio Laguyra and Java Coffee
% hhds Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar. some
very fine
$50 kegs Nails assorted
Is tons countf, and rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and band iron
4000 lbs Bis.ered, shear and cast-steel
$4,000 feet Safety fuse
200 sacks Salt
225 bbls W hskey, very fine old Rye
% bbls French and Apple Brandy
90 hhds and bbls Moasscs
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns Lesksville and Otter Factory
% packages Loaf, crushed and Pulverized Sugrh
90 cases stick and mass Liquorce,
with large and general assortment Of brown and
bleached Domesics Bed-Ticks, Prints. Gnghams Sum
mer Goods, Boots Shoes. Hats &C.. &C.. all Of which
will be sold the lowest for CAS- in exchange
for PRODUCE. March a2-s
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VIRGINIA to.wit: Al Rule. holden ia n

" AKHANlA tO.Wit: AT Rules holden in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of the Corpora
ton of Lynehburg Monday the 4th day of May 1857
Lee McClntock, Edmund Logwood and Micaiah
Davis, IT, Merchants and partners trading under The
style and firm of Lee McClinsock s. Co. Plus.
dgdiaa
John e. Shackieford g. John s. Lewellen. ;r.. ac,
ing and dong business as partners under the sy,e and
hrm OF Shacke.ord Il Lewellen, the same John G.
Shackleford, Joha s. Lewelisn, Robert s. Wilkins Hsn
ry B. Richards, Edmund Lcgwood, Alex. Tompkins, w.
w. Norvcii and j. W. dudley Def'ts.
The object Of this suit is compel settlement of the
accounts of the firm ofShackleford & Lewellen the
accounts between all the parties. and of the
Defendants 1852 SO with legal interest thereon from Sd
July l84S, and costs 1856, and to up Judgement
lien Sc, &C., and it appearing by affidavit and by Ser
geans that the Defendants Shackleord and
Henry B. Richards, inhabitants of this State it
is ordered, that they do appear here within month";
after due publication hereof and do what necessary
protect their And that this order be published
week for four successive weeks in the Lypchbug
virsinsn, and posted the front door of the
house Of this Corporation the first day of the next
Corporation Court.
Copy-Tcste.
-yv4w RnnEC
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CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
We have certificates from Hon. Henry Clay and
NJ. John-on-one from Capt. Carrot brother to the
eminent Physician the President Of the French Re-
public, who cured ola Rheumatism Of years STAN
ding-also from Robert Gault Rheumatism
year--AIr Oldham, Baltimore Custom House, dread
full of Dyspepsia, and from hundreds Of others All
must admit Il has been such Of testmo-
ny in favor any other medicine, which is pleasant
and taken in such small quantities.
GREATER WEIGHT OF TESTIMONU CAN
NOT BE GIVEN
Were there ever so many cures-wondcriti cnrcs
made by any other medicne1 All we nsk Of the nlict-
ed is, that they try Hamptons Vegetable Tnciure the
purifier Of the blood and for all chronic diseases,
Dyspepsia Rheumatism. Scrofnlu md all complains
of the stomach, bow. l.. &c.
Pamphlets, with history of the medicine, with
ti6cates of many wonderful cures may be had the
stores having the Tinciure for sale. gratis.
You owe it yourself to call and get a pamphlet il
may be the means Of curing you. For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY, Lynclburg,
MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, Baltimore
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HE INSURANCE. -LYNCHBURG
- HOSE AND FIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME INSrlfUTION.-This Company makes
assurances against loss damt ge by Fire on Dwelling
Houses Stores Tobacco acfories and ether Buildings
on Furniture. Goods, Wares and Merchandise gene
rally town and country, the favorable terms.
Also makes assurances the lives of ali persons en-
oying good health and OF sound constitutions (excan,
sueh US are engaged in work Rail Roads Canals and
other extranrdinary employment fo the whole ur,on
70 life. or fer limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation. f,o nv p.
Roads, Canals, or other extra public work viii be
insured reasonable terms. "
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presidep,
d. T. C. PETERS, Vice Prest
s. DIUGUID. Chic, Engineer.
II. o. ScHooLFrELD, s. c. HuRr.
THos. o. AGREE, JAS. NJ. CopRs.
MARTIN HOLLINS Treasurer.
M. W. DAVENPORT, Sec'y
DR.. T. H. Gilnner, Medical
Dr.. VIM. Of~ay Owen. Eeamip~s.
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NEW DHSCOVERY-Hair Tonic -
The undersigned having. after years expert
ments to discover tonic preuent badness and
lie hair 10 be replaced here has been lost has the
pleasure to inform all who thus situated that HE
HAS FOUND 1T. He can fully sustain the efficacy
Of this tonic by numerous citizens of Lynchburg and
adjacent counties. He deems it unnecessary
further length the fine qualities Of his preparation. II
has only be tested give satisfaction His office is
Washington Hotel. where he keeps supply
santy for sale and il is sale also DR. Senys Drug
Stnre. and my sons VIM. r. Pride) Dressing Rooms
next the MARSHALL HOUSE.
Feb Q-Gm ARMISTEAO PRIDE.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS NEIVANI

GREAT ATTRACTION! -NE WAND
~ and Spiendid stock et Dry Goods and Ready Made
Clothing at IVho'esaieS Retail LIGGENHEIMER
T. UNIERMYER.-Respect inform their friends
and the public generally that they are now receiving
splendid stock of Dry Goods suitable for the Fall and
Winter season. embracing every article of Ladies' and
Gentiemens u car All of which the public are invited
10 call and examine before purchasing elsewhere We
havea beautiful assortment of Hats and Caps Boots and
Shoes with splendid and general of Fancy
articles, all Of which offered unusually low prices
Call and see uS; and we feel assured that will be
pleased with prizes well Goods, as weare deter
mnedto sell low, having purchased for cash.
They are also receiving splendid assortment of
Peady Made Clothing Purchased by them to, cash at
unusually low prices by which they are enabled
to Offer greater inducements the public than any SIM
liar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention of country
merchants and others their Wholesale Pr1ccs-beev-
ing that they will find it their interest togive them
Fall and examine their stock before going farther East
The facilities which they enjoy in purchasing their
suppics, ennbe them with confidence that
their goods will be soldat RICHMOND PRICES.
N. GUGGENHEIMER.
l. UNTERMYER,
Oct 23-fs Granite Buildings. Cabell House.
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IIEAYY WOOLEN GOODS.

II scribers would respectfully inform the public in
general that they have good stock of WOOLENS,
made utter the old Virginia style of wool jeans. made
expressly order and for exchanging euns and lindsey
for WOOL either wool in the dirt or clean woo as may
suit the farmers upon the very best terms Cali ard
examine jeans and lindsey before you decide: which
can be found on the basin, few doors above Messr-.
Lacey Z Terry's.
NAV lO-3m CREWDSON & CRANK
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INSURANCE,
QUARTER OAK LIFE Insurance
~ Company, HART FORD, CONNECTICUT.
100000 DOLLARS Capitalists


Institution having the largest capital and that capital
secured under the sanction and approval Of the chief
accounting officer of the State presents advantages and
secutyto the assured. unsurpassed by those of anv
company in the United States Conducting its bust
ness the Joint stock and mutual PLAN it combines all
the benefits and privileges of two distinct companies
with only the expenses Of one.
The principle of Life Insurance is based sound ma
thematical calculations, and admits Of no variaton u
innate security being the primary object be obtained
tins company viii do business the lowest rates OF
premium that be adopted and afford requisite Sc
cuty I" the Insured and perpetuity the Institution
Bcrehs Of L,te IasnraRce.-Thc great and special
object of Life Insurance is the wife and chill
dren against want and misery after the death OF the
husband and father though. it is practically useful in
great variety of other cases
Life Insurance is the poor mans wealth. and good
investment for captalist" " 1t is an institution" saws
Chambers contemplating unmix I'd good to mankind l."
Have you debtor who you confident will paw
you it his life is spared for few years' Get the a.
mount of his debt insured his life, and you thereby
secure Your debt.
II you property ncumbered by mortgage and
Indebtedness such would involve your family should
you be unexpectedly removed. get the amount of your
Indebtedness insured your life. and YOU thereby re-
lievc them of this embarrassment, and disencumber
your estate.
Do you wish to provide given sum for child on
attaining MAJORITY This Gun be accomplishedby
dei'osite with this Company.
Terms and Conditions of hsurance--The Company
will grant Insurance on lives upon the mutual principle
and also upon the ointstock plan lower rates Per-
sons may effect Insurance their own lives or upon
the lives of others.
Policies will be granted in the usual form, PAYABLE
after DEATH or for term of years. upon the party
arriving at the age of 49, As. so, S. or GO at his on
ton. in either free from the claims Of creditors
The charter permits the granting insurance OF life
in every form including the right of wife ch;ldre,
parent relations friend insure the life of another
for their exclusive benefit
The assured on surrender of life policyat1, time
after three years. will receive equitable va ne in cash
Az. WHlTTEMORE. in. Lynchburg.
Agent for Virginia.
DIR. VIM. Otway Gwen. examining Physician.