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who got the information. and in five minutes II
was known to all my fellow-prisoners. In a
few days was set at liberty. | parted with
the author of the Rights Of Man" and the
age of Reason" at the door Of the prison. and
never set eyes on him afterwards l few to
my residence in the Rue St. Honore. As |
expected. everything Of value had been plum.
dcred and the place gutted, my faithful ser
want having first been enlisted and packed of
to the army. resolved upon returning home.
As French citizen, had no difficulty in OBJ
taining passport for the coast and within a
mon h / was in London.
Twenty years had passed over my bcad.and
Paris was in the possession Of the allied pow
ers. when. III 1914, again visited it. Fortu
naiely. ow ing to services which | was enabled
To render to British officers high in command.
] found myself in position To vindicate my
claim to the value Of the property had left
| behind me, and for the sake of " hch there is
little doubt that had been secretly prescribed
and Cast into revolutionary prison event
ua'ly recovered the whoe amount OF my loss.
the quarter in which had resided having 10
make 1t good. 1t now occurred to me 10 call
upon the books. Her TO whom had con6ded
the 5000 copies of Bakers treatise, with a
view, if practicable, to a settlement l was
lucky enough to find him at his old place; and.
upon my inquiry as to the fate Of my work,
he informed me. to my perfect amazement and
modification that the whole Of the copies
We're yet upon his shelves, and that he was
ready 10 hand me over the entire impression.
of which, as he might well be, he expressed
himself desirous of being r. lieved. He assured
me that he bad employed the usual means to
push them of, but that he had not been able.
in single instance to effect sale. He regret
ted to say that it was the most decided failure
IN the literary line that had ever come under
his obse ovation; not. he was pleased to observe,
from any defect in point OF literary ability. bu,
solely from the fact that matter OF that nature
was totally unfit for the Parisian market. The
whole edition was returned upon my hands
not single copy had been sold in twenty
years, although offered at price below The
cost of production. Sill never repenled tn.
attempt. mistaken though it proved 10 be. Ii
afforded me occupation during some wre'ched
months of confinement. and comforted me
with the hope that. were to die by the gull.
loiine. | might leave voice behind me which
might be Of use to my fellow creatures.
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To Frederick ". CabeH and Cyird Cabe Executors of
Frrk,ick CaelI decreased. and the Frederick NJ.
Ca5eH as the adm.iarator Of PopIina J. Daniel de-
ceased; HHiaam Daniei lr. aud Mayo Ca5eH, Ezscn-
tors of Uiiiam Daniel deed; John B. CdbeH admin
istroor de bonis non irih tie uH apnerea Of George
CobcA deed: Samaci Ca6eH and 1homas Il. Friend.
administrators Of John j CabfN decd;
NOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NDTlCE--That on
Tuesday. the 18th June. 1852 at the law Office of
Mrssrs. George N. & Andrew Johnson. Attorneys At
Law in the City of Richmond Va between the rising
aud setting sun Of that day, will examine and take
The depasons of j. A G, ,wardin and Achilles D. John
aud others. and if completed continue
their examination on Wednesday the 18th June. 1852.
And Monday the 2lst June. 1852 in the Rotunda Of
tile University Of Virginia, between the rising and
ting Of that day, sho examine and take the de-
positions Professor John b. Minor and Others TO
uuc from day day if necessary for three days oil
whose said dePesitions design to offer evidence
the trial of certain chancery suit and before C ON
Robert NJ. Brown on order of account,) depending
and undetermined in the circuit of Amhers, coun-
" va wherein the plaintiffs and yourselves aud
others the defendants. Attend and interrogute the
Witnesses il You think proper. ar
Your ob't servants. q
ALFREDT. DILLARD and
ELIZABETH B, his vic, ,
formerly Elizabeth r Frhell
NAPOLEON B. CABELI.
1usv l7-yat ALEXANDER CABELL.
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MECHANICAL
: HOTAIR FURNACE. COOKING

|
~ unders ned takes this method of informing the
public lie has hand and is constantly receiving
| frpm the principal northern Manufacture. Furnaces.
Ranges Stnves &c, Of the latest and most desirable
STYLES. Among his assortment can be found Chilsons :
Patent Hot Air EcntiIutisg F-.---- warming and
vcntilapg Churches, Public Buildings Factories, and
| Dwclling.. Also. COOKING RANGES the most COM
plcte and economical arrane ment for cookibg III
Having had long experience in the and operation
IT furnaces and Ranges. aud by giving bis personal
tention the setting ahd fitting Of them up, he is
6dent that trial is suhient satisfy any Of their
superiority overany orher arrangement for heating and
cooking purposes.
On hand full Of Stoves, Coal Crates,
Registers, Pipe, Sheet Lead. Lead Pipe Hollow Ware,
sc.
Tin and Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters Iut in a
superior Also, fun supply cf Tin Britfaii ia
! and J,ppanned Wares. Vhoiesaie and Reoa. His
facilities for manufacturing Tin Ware such, thai he
feels assured that he make ii for the interest
Merchants abroad, and all others ia want call the
Nr Store, mp torn, East sEe Nam STREET. and
| inc his stock before purchasing.
He would also tender his thanks the people of
Lynchburg and its vicinity for the very liberal patron
age extended him during lis short residence here.
and hopes ny strict attention his business merit
continuance Of the same.
Mar 15--ts C. S. BLISS.
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"A sADDLERY and Harness MAN.

EA SADDEERH HnO HlrneSS MAN
Ia ~ UFACTORY The subscriber takes this meth
3 cd of Informing his customers and the public
generally, that he is manufacturing and will keep
constantly hand large and general assortment of
Saddles, Saddlebags, Brides and Marngales from
the paiuest the finest patterns. His of
Carriage Wagon and other Harness. will be found
be of superior work rkmanshp and good materials. sup
ply of Trunks, Carpet Bags, Sadders Materials, and
every article be found in such establishments, he
aatiers himself will be found upon examination in his
stock. He solicifs call from all desiring pur-
chase trusting that experience, faithful workmanship
and determination please. will sales. Reo
irng in all the above branches will be promptly
ded to.
Ang lH-fs WM. =. ROBERTSON.
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\ HATS AND CAPs!. The -

- subscriber has received at the sign of the 4[
Bine Hat, the Spring Fashions of Gentlemen's fine
Dress Hats for 1852 embracing all of the latest and
approved styles, md is prepared to furnish his
friends and customers and the public generally, with
article of fine No Moleskn black and white Beaver
Hats He has nso received large stock of the latest
style, KOSSUTH HA rs, both for men and boys. and
large of fine heavy oil silk and Cloth Caps
stvle and quality large stock of soft black
and white Brush and Mexican Hats, which he will sell
low for cash.
He will his best cndeavours please all who may
favor him with call All kinds of Hats made order
with neatness and dispatch Call at the sign of the
| Bine Hat for Bargains.
Feb, 26--ts WIN. STITZER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CUnE REPRESENTATIONS Lo

- = - - = Atsn ~SAe - A<Oc N
Hosa ~, w"eff may De "biausd tr most spec
y reh Tor VehSaessor loss n Org0"ic Powos rem
% me ioias Dsscn" y ne ha'"rys, ADec',ons II me
Hiti, ftroaf' "'@ aa Ss'a c"a.f".'"n" Deirt ~
hhi an 'h'sc "'fn' aieetnis arising 'f"m ccr'sn IN
dis'rciions u" mailer "h'i"r ff'tn '"rmPerane-
h: use OF arcent .p'rts i-,. 90 an. n,,,er cause $40
~ iooNi MEN,
esPeridy VIII haVe '"e victims "t cv'i prnct-
fss.- Alas w'tt e"a'urs7 him'ers "f generous and
be hearted beings nave Deeh swept I" untimely tombs
thoi-a'ds OF Young men ., te hs cNnitrd t"iensand
brilliant "tr,c'es' "n" hi.h "nerwise nave entranc-
ed listening senate. "h inc fhn'drr' ct e"1uence or
walked to ec-t" y ihe hs'"s yfe'
"'s' s''Si,ns "''' ~, " '"'' '''"'"s "''"'""'s
Effects should immediately apply TO
weakness OF tue 'acA ana LIMBS I"ns'n me i"na,
Oimicss ot Sight, Loss of Muscular Power falpafio
ot I'll; Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrritabty Derongc
ni,ut of the Digestive fn ,ctions, General Drbiiiy
Sym jtoms OF Consumption, @c Nc
Meatatfg-Ihe fearful elects on the mind are nnch
10 be dreaied; Il 's- of Memory Confusion OF 'eat De-
preston of Spirits, ForeDodig- "f Evil, Aversion oi
Society Self Distrst Love of Solitude, imidIy Nc,
are soun of the evils produced.
O.fce No.7 SOUTH FREDEhfCf S1feef SCI "
EN- DOORS FROM BAL o r., East sioe'
UP THE STEPS. R-BE PAhIlCCLAh IN OBJ
serving the NAME and NJ MBEh, or you VIII mistake
the place. ,
~ ACUHE HEWAkhANiED"rno W or no onAh"h MApn'
ling ur TnK srgrs. Ills very extensive practice is
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NOTICE TO ALL! HE ALSO, BY ?

NOTICE TO 1.-the ALSO BY ecc
y dent. has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY BU-
SlNESS in conjunction with his Jewelry establishment
in wichhe keeps Candit * Fruits, such Oraages
Lemons Raisins. Almonds, filberts, Toys of all kinds
and fact all kinds of Confec tonares kent in such
estabi -hment He receiving his Spring stock
which he respectfully solcits the patronage of the
public. He also has. in his employment. ofthe
experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lynchburg
Pyramids, Of all kinds made at the shortest notice
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed. CHAS. A. EVARD.
G-r-h SITS = doors above Exchnnge cornc.
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."Wife. said man. looking for boot.
jack. Il have places to keep my things and
you ought to know IT," ayes, said she, 81
ought to know where you keep your late
hours, but don't"
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r YNCHBURG rOUNDRY--THr hu-i

YNCHBUKG COUNDRY.--THFb busi-
IL meas heretofore conducted under the firm 4 !. 7.
NG. :. DIUGUID, will continue in future
style of
DIUG UID g. BROTHER.
and thcy take this opportunity re'uri. th', r,'t
the public for the very liberal patronage Ia o i'm
J. r. & G. s. Duguid. aud beg n ac"' e
We have n hand let of ToBAc eco ScHtws s-b inEs-
srsa Tobacco Fuisherius gottenur flugisa,I Points
ofali s!rscrintiors, Mill tienrng, a,r.gid and cnst,
Threshing Machines. &c :. ~, So.
!. r. DluGUiD .
JAMS 6 s. DIIiGUID.
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. CCE,v.NGANnFORwARDING-

III GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.-The sub
scrber still continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
ON the canal amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods Produce, Manufactured Tobacco &C.
Our charges will be low and forwarding done with dis
patch.
viii receive in few days first assortment of
f,ocrie which he wall sell low and buy nll lincs.
Flour Corn Meal. uais, Flax Seed &c., for which he
will give The best prizes
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK.
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NEW CONCERN.-The subscribers as socia-
ted themselves together the first instant fort he
Azs3A> purpose of conducting the manu- fncture
of CABINET WARE, at tie old and
seeH kno~n stand Of s. Diuguid, un-
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8. DIUGUID 4 SONS,

They have recently applied steam porer to their
chncry. and atter themselves that they enabled
mnnuincrure all descriptions of PLAIN and Fancy Ca6i-
net Ware in style and finish to compare with any in
the State.
&. DIUGUID.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
IN pectfully ask continuance of the patronage
long bestowed upon him. the and in
this connection he de~ms proper to ask all who
indebted to him come forward and settle their ac-
counts without delay
There are many claims of long standing, which must
close up and il is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention this notice.
S. DIUGUID.
Jan S--ts
Republican and Express. copy times week for
three months and chnrpe rho Virgipian
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LIVINGSTON PLOUGnCAsTINGs.

IL The subscriber has hand large lot OF the
celebrated = Livingston Plough Castings, and will
rontipue to receive additions his stock from the fou
,Iry so that there will be diff Guilty in getting any
uf the pieces belonging Ia them.
JAMES B. RENWICK.
Feb lo-ts on the Basin.
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cARH FAMILY ARRIAGE FOrSALE
4SS& A lsrge and desirable Family Carriage,
Just completed. for .ale lew. Amply H. NJ. Dlake,
~ COLHOCN HOLT.
nul H-tv
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NOTICE TO Carpenters or HOUSE
In BUlLDERS.-The subscriber would inform the
community thu, he has hand good lot of the best
Pine Timber that Virginia viii afford. and receiving every
week all of which will he sold low for cush good pa
per. uHsi M 81
Onshc rqsin. .-
N. D.-Bills for H,uses received and 'led al tho
shortest notice Tirnhcr well dried If { .sired.
- kas7-r. J. sc.
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&. DIuGUID.
d. 7. DIUGUID,
GEO. A. DIUGUID.
KIHuE SURSCRIREnS having nhluined I

TNHE SUBSCRIBERS having Obtained the
l. exclusive right of retailing Fisks Metalic Burial
Gases take this method of irming the people fLynch
burg an the surrounding country that they have in
their Main Street, lot of the above ca
of different sizes. 1t would be difficult task give
adequate impression of these Cases without person
al Inspections they perfectly mir tight and Hdestuc-
le and for protecting and preserving the Dead, Tor
ordinary internens for vaults for transportation
superior anything of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough need the above Cases con be
supplied by 8. DlUGUlD a. SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed to. 81 & SONS.
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TO STRANGERS.
TOBACCO, Tobacco. Having de-

immediately cured, and full vi-or restored.
sR ALL LETTERS Observation-Disclosures
SENT BY MAIL. Oct 9-ly
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Member Of the Royal College ot Surgeons. London,
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges of e
United States and the greater part Of whose tc has
been spent in the Hospitals Of London Paris, Phiiadel-
ba and elsewhere. has effected of the most
tnpishins cure. that ever known Many troubled
with ringing in the and head hen asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds, and
bashfulncs- with frequent bu-hing. attended, some
timss, with arrangement of mind, cured immedi-
L..
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rhlCE ONE CENT

Laeussn.ss Colsssl Cs,iv. -a--.-z J. 3.
one Of the few survivor "a - 81: swss
tne gallant Third Infansry. vb;.S - s e1sen e
ego. Wa encamped 10 tie ia-,s- 49, ysArs
70 e TINS city, e. rexte Cor the ker;es. pssss
No regiment IN the service bore I - -,
nans Paf. IN the Mexicsn war. 81 EsssS - 8.
.9an tne ,nvlncibIe Third. She lose twr.s ~
neI emeers, and had 10 rscruie nesvlv ~
III I.1s .h Iank and ME during the var. Dne;s~
al these eventual and periious scens. 49,
craig continued with the regiment. "a .Sss.a
wounded once, was more fortunate -. ~ =.
=. uas orother officers. and survived ~ y.
slucese campaign. An old familiar s;srS
a.u as ieiiow-townsman Of Colonel Cr.sv ~
Eutof OF this paper, had the pleasure n 49, -
.ns tne 0hcers Of the Third when en~.--ss
~ .nis city, under she command of Coi1ss
ncncock. Il was then the moet ss;e:...
.s'H'en! 10 the service; its officers form.J 4.
ey ehte OF the army. We saw ~ 49,
slment ON iss return from the was. ssd ssasns
=. oIcsts mere was scarcely one Other lsn;I;s,
n.ll.,n. uus .ma. ever,sm,iing, happy, ,joyial nd
Craig. The trials be had passed ,h,r,,s.S 49,
not drawn single wrinkle Of care -. -. -.
smooth lace, nor clouded that happv semrs,ss 49,
ment which made him the soul Of iii c;rcies =
which ne mingled. Alas! after esean;n- - :,
many dangers from war and pestilence' -
valuable life has been exfinguished s. 4 49,
and cowardly assassination ~ no1ls
form reposes in solitary grave on he sho.s
OF the Pacific, far distant from that home vh;cs
he so dearly priced, from the wife ana fsm;iv
whom ne so fondly loved d,---and from ~
Of steel. - 49,
Col. Craig was born in Virginia. He v.s
one OF the new appointments 10 the army from
civil life. He carried into his new profession
a zeal and ardor which soon gave him vsry
elevated position, and during the Mexican war
ne secured the good opinion and high csni
dence Of all his commanders. No Officer q
his grade stood higher in the army. f-
NO. Delss.
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TIE WoRLD's FAIR.-Active preparations
are 10 progress for the grand exhibition Of the
Worlds Industry, in New York city, 70 Be
opened next May. The estimates for the build.
ing are 10 the hands OF the contractors, and the
work will soon be commenced. The famsus
Amazon, by Kiss, has already been received:
and assurances have been given from ell the
countries OF Europe Of an active interest and
corporation in forwarding the project. Active
agents at all the principal Capitals of Europe,
and letters OF the most encouraging character,
are received from them by every steamer The
French Government promises very large cen
trlbations, especially in specimens Of Gobslin
tapestry and Sevres porcelain, which win Be
even more complete than the collectian u Lon.
don. The Sultan of Turkey proposes 10 6snd
out war steamer laden with articles for the
Exhibition. The project is now 10 excsiIsnt
hands, and will be pushed forward virh ths
utmost energy and efficiency.
PhiLrdelphjo EsO,
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SCENE AT THE WRECK AND AT
YONxERs

he vicinity OF the wreck, and the village OF
lohkefs-oetween two and three mile. .kov.
l-Wore rather q different aspecf ve.,e,d.v :
'iom tnat tney had before exhibited. HIM.
dfeds oi people hocked TO the spot during the
day. and along the railroad rack many ner.
SONS were 20 DC seen. As ne trains were run.
ming between A. NJ, and S p. N. mos, -
the visiters must have walked cons;d.,.hss I -
distance. They appeared, for the uposs ~ !.
to be holiday folks and impelled merely hS
motives 0f curiosity to witness the scene.
The trains that did run brought large mum.
Der OF passengers, and the return excursion
train, which should pass through Yonker.
abOut7 o'clock, was delayed some time, and
obliged to put on additional cars. II arrived
however, in perfect safety, with II large car,
crowded with passeng mors
than its usual number.
OPERATIONS AT THE wRECK.-RAIslNo
BOILER.
The persons in charge Of the derrick, and
Mr.. Germain, late engineer Of the Henry Clay
resumed their operations yesterday, Sunday
morning, at O'Clock. The principal one con.
sisted in raising the boilers. A considerable
time was employed by the engineers in derach.
ing the two compartments-the perpendicular
from the horizontal; and this being done, they
were raised separately, and deposited on the
derrick, about o'clock.
The steam chamber was afterwards raised,
which completed the operations for the day.
The boiler appeared to be stout one, and in
good order. There is yet another boiler, and
an indescribable mass Of rods, &C., 20 that the
wreck has been very little lightened as yet
not sufficiently to produce any perceptible eff.
fect. There IRE some doubts expressed as to
the certainty of body being under the wheel;
all that can be felt is piece of clothing Of
some kind, which may be shawl or some
loose garment. The opinion still prevails,
however, that several are beneath. The work
was continued until it was almost dark.
". Y. Herald, I'd inst.
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T AND IN HRNRICO.-We offer for sale q
Ii tract of LAND in Henrico, containing SIS acres,
and lying about eleven miles from Richmond. 1t
is bounded on the west by the Richmond, FYeder
isksburg and Potomac Railroad, and on the north
and east by the Chickahominy Greek. The whole
tract is of excellent quality. has about $50 asres of
arabic land, the balance finely tmbered. The i'm
provements are of the first order. We viii sell
with this land should the purchaser prefer it. the
stock of every description, and the farming imple
ments of every kind. As it rarely happens that
sush property this gets into market, aud land
10 now much sought we would remind capitalists
Of the propriety of their applying Without delay.
TOLER Il COOK,
ie 81 General Agents
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Those over ffry years of age win be charged %
psr cent extra One dollar and dfty cents adnalE.
sion fee win be charged, In addition to the above,
tho frst year. and must be pAie At the time Of ap.
pcation, and the 6rst years deposit within thirty
days.
kE1xRENcss.-poggst & Anderson, Upholster.
ers, corner 18th and Governor sts.. Richmond, Va;
Geo NJ West & Bro, Booksellers, Exchange Place;
Smith i Marvin, Merchants, Main ST.; Bowen
Bruce, Washington Hotel; McDoLA!d & Lyons,
Regalia Manufactureys, Exchange Place; Hablis.
ton Bro, Furniture dealers, 18th st., do; Thomas
Hornbrook, merchant, Wheeling; a Laing. hard.
ware do, do; George Hardmap, builder, do; p
Wharton, Editor of Times and Gazette, do; And
Mehany, Esq, Go:por. Foundry. Norfolk, s Va; Geo
w Balm, Savings Bank, Portsmouth; Blanchard,
Portsmouth, Va; Hon Reuben Wood, Governor Of
Ohio; Hon Joseph 4 Wright, Gov'r of Indiana;
Hon Augustus C French, Gov'Y of Illinois; Hon
Austin A King, Govr of Missouri; Hon Richard
Brodhead. Senator from Penn; Hon James Al Por.
ter, Easton, do.
All Communications should be addressed (post
paid) TO A.: WlLbuk.
Actuary and General Agent, Richmond, Va.