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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

"a pa b'i'gnfs " id FfcNt<d |" tuC
Wig NstionaI Conyentitn inom Msssachu-
se,'s are said To he ,h"rougl. going Webster
men. This is na'ura! and proper. Massa-
thusctts could hot. ius " lil shame to herself.
taii, upon any Suitable occasion. to doI,onor to
rho iilusirious cifizen, whose ceaiRs and patriot.
Ism have Sized such brightness upon her
rame. 1t msy Lc the lot of Ir. Webster. as
II j, the no, uscommon faturc Of greatness
such as las, L, pass from the stage nf life It'll
gu, having received NJ the hands uflis country
men the testimonial of their Highest donors, in
acknowl c%lgcmenr nf he great services to tho
country. 1T Ney Ice. that The Sxi senoies ofpar-
~, the .srrrsi ,as of envy. ihe homogeneous of
Intrigue and he raDoorous male Violence of his
political enemies. Will compel him always to
giveIipeto nara arftbler intellects and c,,ii,r
souls, but il the affection and venera,ion OF s-
ter ages. lie Ill hold a place infinitely higher
and lui;,r idan that awarded the accidental IN
cumbents Vf4xaltcd station. Like his great
cosnpcer. whose sands Of life are SO near run.
the clrief ~olstatlr 10 his promoiien to the Pre-
sideiAcy is tie possession OF those surprising
enao wmsnts OF AMID. that have made him the
olgect Of malignant jealousy. with all the nu-
"a 'roas aspirants for that ofhce-sheir ciiqaes
al,l PARTIES. H. ias been the ,ioni in their rs,il.
at u HON they have all sho; t,eir poisoned ar
rows. To him, it cannot be a matter o. much
consequence, that be may not hsve attained he
highest oHicia. station in the Republic; because
he has his rev ard 10 the consciousness tina, he
has faithfully served his country. To posterity,
1t " i'll ma.ler but l;ule. that his memory comes
down 10 them in the staple grandeur Of a re-
publican citizen. disconnected with the trap
Plugs Oh Office. Bate the &c and the genera
ton in winch he isiieing, 1T will stand as a dark
aud lasting reprsaeh. that ~endowmouis aud
SERVICES such as bis we're neither rewarded nor
appreciated.
irisa proul and peerless tribute TO the pun
~ AID patriotism of the Wing party. and 10 the
son'dness ot It's Priucipie>, that DANIEI. WEB
Star aud Henry CAY. have been their uni
fr.a and accompanying adberents and sup
por,ers. Profoundly schooied in the doctrines
OF repubIicanism, learned in all the wisdom of
constitutional ant International law, masters
Of political science and Of the histories Of gov
rnments, they have voluntarily identified
themselves with that party, as the one ii whose
objects and faith, thew recognized the means of
securing the creates good 10 the American
people and 10 the world. Whatever may be
the futuee career Of the Wing party, however
chequercd its fortunes. or into whatsoever new
combinations and phases the unseen necessi-
ties of future times may compel 1t, the lustre
thrown over it's past history by the statesman
ship. the e'oqucnce aud genius Of Clay and
Webster will never fade away. The past is
ours, tina, cannot be taken from u.s."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27
Range of the TiseInhO meter
At rHE
vIRGINEAN READING ROOM
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT UE RICHMOND.


ARRIVED.
Schr Mercl,a pt. Couch. New Yorl, rmd.r.
Scbr New i.esula., Saith, New Yrtk. hay TO John
Wright.
Schr Elw. n. Aarons. Bnltimrre.
Steamer BeviI,ir. Gift rd, B,liinorc. mds.. To Lua-
lam & Wufsou 4rst
St-amri Roanoke. Parrish. New York, to Lndlam &
Watsnn.
SAILED. a
Schr Eiiad .Iervi-, Phlad lphia.
Schr Wm Gregory. Packer. Boston.
RALrrsoRs. May 23-Cld. .chr Mary Wills, wil-oa.
Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

tB hnbSbsy essnosDIt3bBt 10 u1D,- Sun,e H. ~
days since n gentleman OF this city was fskep s~r;cu.iv
i'll with a violent eratnp in the stomach. which ,i,,r.,rp.a
to prove fatal nni"ss immrdiHtely relieved. yny;,u,
remedies '" ere applied wiih"it any p~rceptibIr -a.c, nm.
I'll a friend advised the trial ff Bakers Ctlebrafed Pytu;.
YIN DtheIs. After long persuasion. the afflicted r,p,I..
man h'ai'y consented u try these Bifter.. {thoush he
idec'nred he hnh n" confidence in them. and IN jcs. ,I,.n
zen n'no'es. uit'r linking Il wine glass half full, was ne.
Ion'sn'" onnd th"t thu cranp n spasn,s had -ub.idrd.
t.a. hi-c stemiiier hal rcsained their natural warmth.
.nat Tvs ~hoie frame wns in a pleasant state Of p.r.pi,a-
ION ana oil disagr-eableue.s had left h. ss,nmnch-
ih"- convincing him that these Bitter. were: Of Ill o,hrv
remcnfes- the best onc to be had for arrangement n
tne d,gestive organs. For Bowel c omplsints, Indirr,-
non, p'a'rhda, and such Ike affections. Bnker,s Premi-
un nit'crs have no equal. Every family should keep :
supp'y on hand. Price so cents per bottle.
may 2I-lt For rnle by d. K. LYMAN.
N EW CONCERN.-THE UNDERSIGNED
- have associated themselves Il getler far the pus-
pose OF conducting q genera Grocery and Commission
business IN Lynchhurg under The style and firm al SAUN-
DERS, NORTH g. lRBY. They have taken the largo
ana comn,odious iron front st.ne house, o few doors y
Dove the Market Housc. formerly occupied ,by Roberts
q Lee, where tney viii, At oil times. be prrssed 10 zoe
their friends and the public grueaIlv. Every brunch Of
osSsness generally d. n" in q house of this kind, shall have
their personal and particular attention: Nueh % Selling
rroduce OF allkinds. Receiving mud Forwarding Good,
&r. Their Stick of Groccries, iaclaiing every article in
their line. il now fresh and just at hand. Ard their pur-
'chases having BE- on made exclusively for Cash. they dat
ter Themselves tlsf they can o6rr u eresf Inducements
- any house in this market. JAMES SAUNDERS,
". T. NORTH.
nay ANE ).
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

mo Com Ia .ssiemers of she KevenMr.

va have mnk. with Ill the articles subject tn tax ~
tion peasly arranged in = table. which, aH,rds great re- :
vrnirnrc 10 q ON mi -sioners Of the Revenue, 10 oltuit-
ing lists nft1x ihla property. BY furnishing one ofthcse
sheets In ii p-r>on, be will he enabled 10 return To III"
Commissioner bis iit in u few minuies.
May 2s-.f grv TERRY s. SHIELDS.
f- .Ey Virginipp ,.A;ec
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

GEN. P1LLow.-The N. Y. Herald repub-
fishes from the Nashville Union a long article,
headed Military Operations in Mexico" " hiclr
makes it cleara 5 mnd that Gen. Gideon J. Pill
low fought and won all the battles for which
Gen. Scott has heretofore received the credit.
Where's Leonidas!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

TODAY the last movement towards putting
the machinery of the new Constitution to work,
so far as it is in the hands Of The people, will be
made. Very important results 70 the wetl-bc-
ing Of society depend npon the manner in
which this duty IS periarmed. 1t is too late
FOR counsel, ifit be needed, rs it !, useless to
speculate upon consee sences. Of good or i'll.
which will soon be apparent to ali. The
Judges for the Csart Of Appeals vii. be elect.
ed for twelve years. Tie Ci.cui: Judges for
eight years, and tlri terms OF Office commence
on the LIST Of July next. The term Of office of
commissioner Of the Revenue begins on the
lst OF February next, ard that Of the other of.
'icers elected on the LIST Of July. Tie clerks
OF both courts. ard surveyors hold Office for six
yeare: Atto-1cys for the Coin,nonwe alth, JUS
Vices and Overseers OF the Poor. hold for four
year Sheritfs, Comm s~sioncrs If the Revenue
and ConI lies hold for " years. All officers
viii take such eiihs, and q, e such bonds. as
are nowr required by Ia ~--iheir s!usi. 5 and pow.
ers rsansiaing unchanged.
We are concerned ,g think how many cx-
celient fellows vii &C herne tonight " ith their
t.carts in their to,.'s. Over hopes long and
frndly cherished, the der opcment "s tia days.
deed will come, Ike i.~ wind that blew nron
AnnaLel Lee, 'cialling 9ud killing" FL 5icn!
W. wish we had some consolation to oacr.--
T., them say their prayers and / SIS their wives
and 60 to bed like good men--aid 70 morrow
got up and Go to- WORK Ike good citizens.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

The London Times, in an article on the rro-
posed militia bill. says, on whatit AYERS as good
authority, that eighfy-fve thousand regular
troops. including twelve thousand sble-bodie.i
pensioners, could actually be put at the dispo-
sal a! the British General, and one hundred
field guns could be turned out ready for SER
wee, at three days notice. These, it seems To
think. would afford ample protection against
any invading force tina, could land on the is.
land, in the face of the war steamers and other
vessels constantly keeping watch upon the
cdast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

John Herr. Esq IN accepting the nomina-
ton Of the Wing State Convcntion of North
Carolina, as candidate for Governor of tina,
s'taie, says:
Il am ieerlv sensible of the honor conferred unon me
iy my political friends who composed the Co,rc,r;,p
and accept the noininu'ion they have rendered with an
rnNious desire ami tnil deierminpti II TO do all can 10
estnre North Carotirn 10 her for,ner emincn, position as
" wang SUITE o'd ,d' 'nc" her Interests and vindicate
the principles Of the Wig parfy."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

The Richmond Wing cites for grateful re-
membranes. n few of the obligations under
" hich the Democratic party have placed The
people of the South. The tEonghts Of the
Wing are turned into this channel, BIZ a con-
temptation of that bright achievement. which
placed Mr.. Joseph Johnson in the gubernato-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-27

There has been some dispute among the newspapers
MS to wlr'her Gen. Cas- is politically dead or not. We
are able To- aunmIuca anthoritativrly that he is. Ata late
visi, To the Spirit Rappcrs. We though, Of Gen. Ca*s am
inquired whether he spirit or ghost Of the person in our
mind was present. The response came yes. WEI asked
him what he died OF. and he informed MS that he di'd -
Old Fogyism. We inquired ifhe was happy. and he sail
that the noise and confusion were 80 great that he
could not answer"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

sign nations anchored IA the bay u Ssnsaski,
and though they acre Il permitted 10 tfade
,hey escapel al vio suee OF aHrou', and
on Of hem wss al,psrI IA tauInin eigit Jsys
~ tho harbof.
Should The embassy succeed. consequences
If boundess Importance 10 'ite commereia.
world, and especially 10 tfls country. 3" u To.
suit Indeed since lie wonderful events Of
the las, fcw yeas in California. our Interests u
the Pacific and the .'malifest destiny which
point, tie pross Of our merchantmen u China
and he East aopcratisely demand that Japan
shall lie brought wilhinibe comfy II nston'-
aud il Will be the efoAn.ng glory at an ajmms
fraton TINT has hy the wisd ia aud medication
Of ia domestic policy restored tranquility at
home--ifb by peaceful and legitimate means It
shall succeed n widening our commerce and
adding Ia is security abroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
WEDNESDAY. Dee. /.
Senate.
The Seaalc did net 81, Ia day.
House.
House.

The Seaale did not ST Ia day.
House.
Aflerprayer, NJ Lewis Introduced tie iol-
l8aing resolution which was adopted?
Resolred. Thi;te committee Of Courts OF
Justice inquire uto he expediency OF amend
ing section 3. chapter ls2 Of the Cole, by re
pcalng So much Of said section Is refers to the
judgments Of county and corporation Courts
BfIrc he Introduction Of any other business
hIr. Preston, Of Nom aomcry, rose aud com
nanical"J t, tao House, in appropriate and
fceang tens. Intelligence Of the death OF Mr.
Ro cftC arg. Il member Of the House OF DOE
galr- and a representative Of Roanoke county.
NJ. p bore eloquent testimony to the worth Of
NJ {. a. private and public manic his kind
ass anl honesty, his high and uniformly hon
orabr oouduct-a gentleman ofmany friends,
and ~ enemies one, whose long public course
al been marked by The highest aud purest
aati iolisro-a man, hon all del GIFTED 10 hon
II lit, ard y hose memory would long be
i,id che ishcd nov that he is dead. Refer
lins 10 his chri,tiantra and virtues, he closed
BY "a, ng, that No having merited and re-
CT. cd tho praise Of all on earth, had gone to
receive The reward Of the just made perfect.
Mr. Preston having concluded lis remarks
offered the following preamble and resolution.
Tor adoption by the House:
This House being informed that Ro. Craig,
Esq the late Delegate from the county OF
Roanoke departed THIS life at his residence,
on t6e 18th ut, and his associates here assem-
lied being deeply impressed by his many
virtues, his long tried and valuable services in
thu Legislature Of Virginia and the Congress
Of the United States and his es,imable qualities
as IA private citizen.
Resolce. Isl. That as mark Of respect for
the memory of the deceased the members ioi
tins House Will wear the usual badge Of mourn,
my for the space OF 30 days.
Resolced, I'd That copy of these rcsolu.
tions be forwarded by tie Speaker to the wi.
dow of the deceased as a testimonial Of our
sympathy for her bereavement.
These resolutions We're unanimously adopt.
ed-when Mr.. Preston as further testimoni.
al Of respect for the deceased, moved that
he House do adjourn-and accordingly few
minutes after assembling the House adjourn
ed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

gesi amour, ever shipped from oar port Nth
in the same period oftimc. Such eyiJ'nees
81 the exhausiless esourees f our mines are
highly graiii. ing, and must inspire Confidence
abroad iuihe permanent prosperity 81 onr
site"
The Na6onal Era will shortly commence
tie pabIic4 f new story. by the author
IS Of L ice Ton's Cabin called Max
Sutherland, or Power and Principle she
gives TIE following as an outline Of it:-'Th
story illustrates, among other things. hog nIa'
u American INSTRUCTIONS ~ 1ev loPing and -
comprising ndive ttlentin n "a - f soc.
y. shaau IN the hi tory Of p'ant#r's son,
@hn. giving up hi. patrimnny 70 Conscience
sake, SETS out UPON lie orfo aad s.ltIsnia
anJ through mang early uials. adventures. an
Offerings. carves bis way tn N, ritel hon r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
COMM ERCEAL.
Baltimore Market, Dec. 4.

FisH-AlBekere firm prices unchanged.
FtouR AsD ME4L--Tha Flour Market is quiet, Sal,
to daY Of 900 bbs. Howard street brands 81 - hi
more than which cannot be Ind. Nothing done in ri
Mills sale yesterday afternoonof 1000 bbs at a g4s
~ bbl We quote Ry.. Flour al 81 sod c.. and Corr
Meal g 1913 81 y bbl
GRaix AsD SEEbs-1here is 10 changein the price
Of v heal. We quote red Mt 81 DIAL or white do
rop4 70 fir Mt Il u7al L. and choice for family flour
II l. p bashal. Ryesla85c u bu She Sales of new,
white c 5rn at 5Ga59-, aud willow at 6la64c 10
baahel Oats 33a45c p bush~. Cleversced s53a5 81.
Timothy sect :! s.; and Faxsced 81 30 u bushel.
GLocERIa.-Not much doing. Rio Coffee 9a0I cts.
p H. Sugars and Molasses unchanged. Rice 4Ic p b.
PRovlsIo>s-The market is firm. We quote Mes.
Pork at *l5 50aI9 u bb Prime Pork $l7. Mess
Beef slG Bacon shoulders dcasides 9u92 g and ham,
llal3Je p II. Lard in bbs 12lr, and in kegs l}al3Ic
p ID Butter l7a2Gc u ID. Cheese 9al0r.
ToBAeco-Sales ore sna; cha &c in prices
WooL-Sales Of unwoshed at 24a27e; washed 3la37s
u ID.
WHr.KY-Weqaote in 'hds at 27a97ic and n bbs a,
29a28ic ~ gnllon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
Moscow after the Burning.

At, the head Of my regiment, passed, for
the first time, through the ruins of Moscow
Il was at once horrible and extraordinary
sight. Some OF the houses appeared 10 have
been raised from their foundation o hers pre-
served heir outlines " it'll walls darkencd by
the smok Rubbish Of every kind Distracted
the streets, and the smell Of urniny cxhaled
from every quarter. The churches in partic-
ullr, by lheir many colored domas, and the
richness and variety of ther construction, re-.
minded Of the ancicut opal, nee of Moscow.
They noT afforded "A refuge tolhose Of the in.
habdants Who hal been driven by our soldiers
from the houses " hich the flames had spared
These wr,tched beings. wa,dering like ghosts
among the RUNS, and clothed IN rags, had re.
course 10 the NEST glir' Gus exredients for
proiongiag taeir miserable eHistyfce AT one
time they would dcsonr the raw vegetables
still remaining IN the gardc IS, At another they
would strip pieces Of flesh from tie animals "
ing dead in the streets. Then they would
plunge INTO the river 10 save some ofihe corn
Which their ieIloW.citizens Lad thrown into the
y alter, and hlch was now II state of fer.
meutation. The heatinL # drums and the
sound OF the military music which accompani.
ed our march. reud red thc pectaolr still more
n ourniul, y assooiating the id, a of a friumph
with images OF destruction, and Of death. Al
ter having PASSED through The immense CITY,
~ewere canfor,d in yiIlag,s on the roure of
jarosla" and Vladimir was quarterel at
the chate,a OF kou>ko~a. belonging to the
Comle de Chcremetew, man olcnormons for.
toHe. HIS eiighlful dwelling lad been pil
aged like the rest. When we lad consumed
die slender re,onr' es which the county offer
ed. We re.eurcred Moscow, and " ere station.
Ell m the suburb Of Wbdio,ir.- Gen. de Fsyr-
n nae, Jo1r@al q tie Russian Campaign of
1872.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

4 Rules held in the Clerks Ofice. of lbo CirrIi,
1 Court Tor Nelson County on Monday the gf, day
Thomas Ellis and Charles Ellis, late Merchant. md
oaTH C trading under tie style and firm of Thomgs
oa,;a,t Inns Plaintiffs
lola J,'o y. Fitzpatrek ard Gutrdge r Lyon. l,a
Merchants and partners trading under the .}v. Of
TL.ol,ia., ~ =? w. be'caaats
arr"ms"ry ncte executed by the Defendants ~ ,ta
t"Hi' Tor the sam Of si7445 With Interest ,IInrs,,r
t#4 the h, Of April l845 And it appearing by
m indaoitant of this Commonwealth i; o. ~,
'oat he appear here, vithia one month"; after dno
3ueieallon OF tils notice and do wiat i, nece.,, >,
''trhd his interest in this suit And that a r ~ 49,;
,, rder be forthwith published in the LsnriLann
'"s,eian' paper published in the town OF Lvnclnrg
.pr 'onF successive week. And that unother COW
lneIeo posted at the front door OF the Court Dnn os
ms County on the in, day Of tie ncxt Counts c,oi
Copy, Tosle 0''''
tn G. LOVING. c. e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ENTERPRISE

ut E-Perhaps no stronger
w." evidence can be adduccd of the intrinsic value
and unrivaled usefulness Of AYERS CHERRY PAcror3t
than the fact that in order to supply the demand the
Proprietor has been compelled to build an immon,.
block occupying large part of square one ef eur
principal thoroughnres five stories of which to be- oc
uped by his Laboratory for the preparation of the Cher
~ Pectora alone As this article has now won its wav
the public favor solely by its in curing disensc
this fact is SOME comment its virtue.-LoaoeH 1l'
l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

and get ticket With their num- er, and Oh
your way out they are returned II you. on
hear the pistol AMI bowie knife keeper IN me
arms room call oai: No. 45-a SIX barrelled
revolver" = 70. 100 eight berreled resoi' er'
and Lo Aic knife wIh deaths lead and cross
bones cot on tie h,nJe' NO. 95--a brace
o. double barrel" AL tbs Is done as na'a-
r.lIy Is possi yia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

The qaadroon balls at New Oleons." say.
an Engsh writer, take place in a large ga
Don; at the entrance whore you pay hall do
lar you ale requested to leave !our iarpc
ments by which is meant your bowie knnc
and revolvers, and you leave them as yo,
would your oeercoat on going into the opera
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
. Mexican Musian. Linin,cpI

The reputation of this preparation is increDs.
ing daily the circle Of its influence and unbounded pop
uarity deepening and widening; and the casCs Of
pain and suffering, and anguish relieved by It's USE are
multiplying and increasing beyond oil precedent. 1t
goes like an angel, with healing on its wings
AM II JOHNSTON, No. 1l2. Second street, Pittsburg
says that he had severe attack of Rheumatism in bis
right hp; after suffering days, the left hip ao
became Affected and he obliged 10 day up IT,
pain was constant and excrueuting He lad hanrd Of
the wonderful effects of the Mustang Liuia,l in The
hhegmatism and determined to try it. One small bot.
tie, thoroughly applied, performed perfect
dec Alt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
ltIUg Nom nqti0a Gr G0yeroo,

New ORLEANS, Nov 90, 1852.
The Wing Convention, he'd at Baton ROUGE
10 day nominated Louis Borlelon for Coz.
nor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
X EEP it before the Peop,e.-q

n
IN Buffers Celebrated P,emiam BilleyI. are a sule
cure Tor Dyspepsia in all its various stages as witness
the urge number OF voluntary certificates now in The
hands Of the Proprietor. and the great demand fgr il
wherever 1t has been introduced. No medicine ever
introduced To the public las gained the porlu.irg
possessed by these BI1rERs, with sole aid from the
Fuo!e press hey are preventive OF que aud er
coreetor OF ds"rdered stomachs and the best tonic 10
be had at any price Let the sufferer try them and be
convinced. Price only 50 cents per bottle
To be had OF d r Ty>tAN
dec 4-lOw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
NOTICE.

90 NOEECE.-Al members of the Dung
- 10 Mems Society, requested 10 meet ut their
Hal on Saturday next, at o'clock D. m. Tie rropre
y of dissoying this body, and disposirg of its elects
as directed by its charter, will then be considered
30-tdm I q Miller Sc,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

Hon. w. f. Dcssaussirre has been elected
Deserve as United States Senator from Soqll
Carolira, ill the lth Of next NJ 4rch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
OBiTUAR

p, bod on the lst inst in this city, THoM,s son Of
h9inas = and Martha NJ. Nash aged eleven mouths
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

STRAYED OR STOLEN. FROM e
~ my stable, in Lynchburg, small Chestnut I7%1A
Sorrc HORSE with blaze facc. md a srur LA-A@
on the forehead. His TWO hind feet white and without
shoes. He left my stable the lth November ast.--
Any Information in regard to said horse will be thanh
iuy received and liberal reward paid for his deliver.
dec Ats JAS G. SNlNNEY.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-11-25

visitors gathered on the bank above, and the
men ran from their work, some in fear and
trembling, 10 the top of the bank, $50 feet above,
20 be sure to be out of the way. At length
the monster gave signs of acute internal dis
tress; the trees which stood upon it began to
nod good bye !; the seam rent and the rock fell,
the fall thereof being great Away it went,
Jumping, crashing, and tearing everything be-
fore it, two hundred feet down 10 the river be-
low. The tall trees in its course snapped like
pipe-stems. But when it reached the river
most magnificent spectacle was presented
There rose like great water giant, white
column of spray and mist hundred feet high
Incredible as it may seem, those who witnessed
1t will attest that it rose to one-third the height
of the chasm-and spread round in falling a
distance of from two to three hundred feet, and
the rays of the sun striking it formed perfect
rainbow. 1t was certainly the grandest sight
of the kind | ever witnessed, and worth Jour
ney TO see. 1t impresses one wildly with a
pretty tangible idea of the effects of an accu-
imitation of power.