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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19
NEW CoMMIssEON HOUSE IN pig:

ton with the house of Read Bars sda les in the CT
OF Richmond, take this mode OF informing my
friends and tina public generally, that have removed
o the city OF Petersburg, for the parpose of engaging
IN the ProtAlre Commission Business. have taken
an office in Centre Ware House fronting Sycamore
sfeet oca n tltuariy ted for selling Tobaeeo
to which article shall give my special attention.
trust that en experience OF eight years. the last iour
OF whlcn was devoted exclusively the sae OF Tohac~
CO in the city OF Richmond } will entte mo to the
support Of my old trends and the pubic generally.
With the assisa of Mr.. S. D. Morton Of this
place as clerk, and gsnt attention on my part,
hope TO be able givs satisfaction to all who may eu-
trus me with their business.
The usual advances will be made on all produce
consigned TO me. f. Nj BAkESDALE
ian 20 wSt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19

SATURDAY-Kentucky, No. e9--Grand Capitals
aoooo of 6o0o, 5643, aof $780, of $780, of 2ooo
OF 1850. 200 of 400, &c, rs Nos. ~ drawn Tcksts
So
LIP Buyers referred to my list of prizes which
are registered at the office proof Of what has been
done-and every drawing continues to mere ass the
number sold and paid by me.
Orders forpackages, certificates, or single tickets
ia the above schemes, and in all the lotteries promptly
attended to- and drawings senwhen requested Please
address orders to
fe l6 N STRATTON. Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19

&c sefA REWAKD.-Rsn away in July Iast
epVNS SIMON, who is six ieet high, about Us
years old meek rather short, thick through should
era and chest, Ole upper trent tooth out, rather
heh, but fattens al the end; OF black complexion, can
read and write, and is fond oil cards. Smca ha~ been
hired tor many years at the James Rivrr and Rama
~ha improvements, and FIR two years ander Messrs
Guy d Reins, in Rockhrdge and Buchanan and it is
probable by means OF taise papers, has hired himself
some Of the pubic works, as he can work in sens or
grading. The above reward will be pa for his de,lA
very at the E, rd plantation, Goochand cou i,y, 10
fe 9-cI2t A e. = EEGA AZ
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reported chat there were required, TO com
pese te lighting of, the city, 79,119 feet
of the following sizes: GAO feet of 6 inch
pipe, 2460 of 4, 81 ,595 feet of 3, and 44,432
feet of inch pipe. OF this there have been
since laid. as above stated, 6601 feet including
al the 6 inch pipe and large portion OF the 4.
There remains now to be laid 1857, alta pro-
bable cost of S35, 900. including lamps, lamp
posts and al other expenses. For this part OF
the work the Committee think the annual profits
ofthe works will be amble for its completion in
the next four years.
For the present year they estimate that the quantity
of gas consumed will be by private
lamps 10, 66262s cubic feet
Making. in the aggregate. "a, 332,62o
Yielding income from private
consumers. of ........ s40ss7
And from the public lamps at 81
so per thousand cubic feet off, 1905
Amounting in the whole, to-. $50 0o2
From which deduct for current
expenses Observation-Disclosures 7, 900
Interest Observation-Disclosures $4,000
Sinking fund. 1900
44sOO
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lst I'd. Sd. 4th or 5tl drawn numbers 80 90
9th, 9TH, Sth, 9Th or 10th drawn numbers rs 90
1th 18th, 18th 18th or 18th drawn numbers 20 90
10th, 17th 18th, 10Th goth drawn numbers 10 90
Tickets S32 halves 16, qrs g.
Certificate of package of wholes S375--shares in
proportion.
Eg Orders for tickets any of the Maryland Lotte-
RES will meet the most prompt and confidential
ton if addressed to Morris Il Co. Managers. or to
NH 8 c w. PURCELL, Richmond.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19

FRTrAY-Kentucky,N No. 65-Capital: SCI, 300
rs Ms, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until the 22nd inst for repairing the EN-.
bankment at the Reservoir and turing the same Ap.
ply to the Superintendent who will give specifications
NH l6 tenn. JAMES L. DAVIS. Sunt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19

J SATURDAY-Kentucky, extra No. e9-CapitaI
$3.50. 70 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets ST.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19

N OThCE.-I hereby appoint Mr.. e. o. Traylor my
Agent, to carry the manufacture of Sash, Blind
and Doors the business be conducted for cash onv
and will not hold myself responsible for any debt ha
may contract. q. w. WHITEHEAD
Hlchmond, March ], 1882. NH 1o-10t
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19

Splendid Lottery for March 2StA.
$4,000, 10000 10000.
Twenty drawn ballots in each package of twenty-six
tckets
Grand Consohd ted Lottery. class H. to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday. March eth 7a Nos, 0drawn
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-19

IN FOR RENT.-For rent house on first, be-
A tween Main and Cary streets, having every eonve.
nience for genteel family and in a very desirable
neighbourhood Possession Immediately. Price $500.
Apply to
NH l5-4t. r. CAUTHORN
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ODD FELLOWS HALL,

nah 19-3t~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
The Riot at Cyerclaaa-H2ryible DiScor

me Ht0t at Cfercidad-f1TJ1bfe DtScOc-
erics-Grcn Excitement, &C.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 17.-The riot yester-
day commenced on account ofthe discov-
cfy of portions Of human bodies 10 The cess
pool Of the Homeopathic College, which
were identified by the friends of the dead
This caused great excitement, and to sa-
tisfy the public mind, committee of FIVE
citizens was appointed to go through the
building and examine every part. AT
dark. The crowd increased largely, and
hundreds, with lanterns, bludgeons, &c,
We're congreg gated about the building
Every door, from tie first to the fourth
story, was burst in by the committee, the
moi occupying the stairs, passage, &c,
awaiting their report.
! In the dissectiug room, situated in the
cocklofl, the committee found the bodies
of man and woman partly dissected, and
a dry goods box filed With feet. heads;
trunks. and other portions ofbcdies One
Of the committee recognized the hands OF
his owl daughter 10y unnistakeabIe marks
| The crowd then went III and ransacked
the rooms, casting their contents from the
windows. A full length skeleton was
lashed to a BARRIERS pole and carried about
the streets. The building was twice fred,
but cxtinguished by the authorities. The
Light Artillery and sevaral military com
panies have been called out and are on
guard. as we'll as the civil authorizes.
The mob has continued about the build
ing during the whole day, and fears are en-
night. The Sheriff has called citizens to
aid in quelling the riot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
TIEII CONGRESS-
First Session.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. is.
SENATE.

81 y - IL
The following bills passed the Senate
to day:
A till TO extend the time for the com
plclion of the Scaboard and Roanoke Rail
road Company and
A bill ITO incorporate the Mason Min
ing and Manufacturing Company, "wiihihe
following amendment: provided, that the
said company shall not bring, or cause to
he brougl, into the State, for the purpose
of circulation, any bank notes issued by
any individuals or Incorporated companies
of another Stlte. Of less denomination
than hve dollars; and the said charter Of
said company, for any violation of this
provision shall be forfeited, and shall ipso
jacto. cease and determine.
HOUSE.
a bill was reported, cxempiing mllers
engaged in the manufacture OF flour grind
ing corn or Other grain, except wheat
The House, a few minutes after assem-
bling, resumed the consideration of the or
der Of the iii in relation to the duties OF
Commissioners Of the Revenue, and pre-.
scribing the kinds Of property which shall
be listed for, and excepted from taxation.
The first section, prescribing what arli
Giles shall be exempted from taxation, be-
ing read.
Mr., Imbodcn moved to amend the fol-
lowing clause, by striking out the HaIjcjsed
words. and inserting actually used for
household purposes"
- Il household and kitchen furniture,
not ercccdiRg one Aandrcd dollars.
The motion gave rise 10 a long debate,
in which Mrssrs Imbodrn, and Scott OF
Fauqucr supported, and Mcssrs. Goole of
Mecklenburg, Craig and Marlz opposed
the motion.
Mr.. Rves ofPrncc George. moved to
amend the clause proposed 10 be stricken
OUT, by substituting Two" for" one" so as
10 cause it to read mot exceeding in val
ne fic0 hundred dollars. And with this a.
mendment tie clause was adopted. Ayes
&C Noes IS.
At 3 o'clock the COMMITTEE rose, and
asked lcaveto sill again, and then the House
adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23

BY the arrival ofthe Hercules at New
Orleans, the papers Of that city have full
files of papers fiom the city of Mexico, to
January "a, and from Vera Cruz to the
27h ult
The Trait speaks in despondng terms
of the condition and prospects of the
Mexican Republic. It says matters are
growing worse every day, the country is
suffering, business at a stand-still. public
confidence gone, and no one knows what
the end vii be. 1t declares Congress
and President Arisia act as though they
despaired of the fate Of their country.
The Senate of Congress had been oc-
cupied discussing the bill for the defence
of the frontier. 1t had adopted eight sec
lions, calling into that service the Garde
Mobile, created by the act of September
II, 1919, and exacting the presence con-
linually, of at least 1000 men for the
standing army. on the Rio Grande from
tier
VERA CRuz-A destructive Noriher
occurred at Vera Cruz on the 18th ult.-
The American barque Rosina and E Will
son, and the American schooners Robert
| Speddon, John S and Helen Mari with
their cargoes, were among the vessels de-
stroycd.
The loss caused by this hurricane had
moi been accurately ascertained. but is be-
lieved TO amount to upwards ola million
Of dollars, and the Custom-housc Of Vera
Cruz, lost upwards of 500. 600 Of duties,
which would haye been paid upon the
goods destroyed.
YucArAS-The Trait had received
Yucatan Journals 70 the 9th ult. The In
dams. to the number oeone thousand. com
handed by Barrera, had attacked Tlhosu
CO. They penetrated as far as the lines o
the government troops, but were rePulsee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
Ear Discasgs--Dcufn radically
Cured

DIR LIE BRUNN offers to those afflicted with
Deafness his infalliblc Aural remedies, which have
been successful in nearly three thousand cascs Of
confirmed deafness. These celebrated remedies
comprise three different for the various dis
eases that affect the external middle, and internal
Ear. They hive been pronounced hy DIR. Kramer
Of Berlin; ltard and Delcan Of Paris; Curtis, Pei
cher & Yearslcy Of London the most wonderful
and valuable applied for diseases Of the mid
die and internal Ear If the disease is confined to
the external Ear, their effects apparent the
9th or 9th day. Dir lie b. wnrants cure in crery
casc when the Ear is perfect in its formation. He
has Is certificates from those who had been deaf
from ID year whose hcniing is completely re-
s'orcd and thus are enabled 10 learn the language.
Over feenfyscpcR haAaroa certificates of cures may
be seen ON application. Patients by sending A few
particulars of their have the remedies sent
to any Part. Terms dollars consultation fee, and
10 dollars fee to II paid when the heuringis rcstor-
ed to its original acuteneSS.
n. b. DR.. lie BRrNN's "Tredisc on me Ear
and is DiscaseS, and tie treatment Of The Deaf and
Dumb, translated from the French, price dol
lar.
Adf,ess-Dr. lie Brunn, Union Square post Of
fee, New York Feb l21m
(RpntIbirnn cpny1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
TNHE commonwealth Of virgin

u "a, 70 the SkeTlt q CamP9ek eounfy, GrecttHg:
We command you. that you summon Charlie, :,
kabler 10 appear before the Jadee Of DOR circuit
court Of Campbell eoanty, al rules held in the
Clerks office thereof on the first Monday in April
next. to answer Nilsson Z. Bryant and Upton l..
rinsey late merchants and partners trading undcr
the style and firm of Bryant & Tinsley, of plea
Of deb,, for the of Two Hundred and Twenty
seven Dollars and three cents, with legal interest
thereon from the I'd day of October lSis till paid
Damage $50. And have then there this wri,
Witness, Jno. d. Alexander. clerk of our said
court. AT the courthouse. this 2nd day of February
1852, in the 10Th year Of the commonwealth.
Eel ol-MiM mo ID ALEX ANnER
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LATEST NEWS.
Tnterfrou, Eurone


ARRIVAL OF THE SrEAMEa CANADA.
New YoaK. Feb. 1S.-A. Nj.
The steamer Canada is in with Liver
pool dates to the 3lst ofJanuary-her day
Of sailing. send you the commercial in
teligcnce by her.
CorToN.-Sales Of the week ending 3 Is,
Of Jan 699. 900 bales. Fair Orleans 4 I'd;
Upland fair Sd. MdJling i3d. Demand
good and freely met by holders. Specu-
lators took 5000 bales. 5000 were bought
for export.
FLouR-Demand fair. holders firm
Moderate sales TO the trade. Western
Canal 23s.
SECOND DISPATCH
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
Ercitement in France. produced By The
Orleaaia Deerces-2'000 additional
Eriles from france-Louis Napoleon
Dtsclaims Hostility 10 England.
NEw YORK, Feb Is.
FRANCE.
Yhe internal condition Of France great
ly agitated by the Orleanist DEGREES, and
the public Reproduction Of these measures
is as loudly expressed as the rigid rule Of
the reign ofterror would permit.
There was runor that the DEGREES
would be modified as submitted 10 the
Senate. This. however. scontradicied by
La Pdtric.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte is appointed
President of the Senate.
Two thousand additional political exies
viii be transported 10 Algeria.
On the 30ih the President gave a gen.
eral dinner TO the English Ambassador, at
which he expressed great regret at the
impression which seemed to prevail in
England that his intentions were hostile to
that country. He said he had lived there
long enough to acquire respect for its pco-
pie and Institutions, and that he had many
iriendsN kYs,
In England all is quiet The rumor Of
the French Invasion was completely extin-
guishcd. No news of especial interest.
COMMERCIAL.
AT Manchester on Saturday, the 3ls',
the market was quiet-busincss among
the weavers somewhat dull.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 81.
Whcat-2d to Sd higher.
Flour-is higher than this day week,
With moderate sales.
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7 LtKT.-IVtl II Vto.
Freiys,ts UD and Down the Canal.

WHOLESALE
RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT-Fcb'y 10.
Reported erprcSslytar heLyueh5rg Virgiaiaa.
TOBACCO.-Prices well sustained this week
and there is good demand for all uscfil deserip-
ions, We quote common Tugs $3.50, 10 3.la good
$3.50 to $3.50; leaf $3.50 To IS so.
FLOUR-silsY.
WHEAT-90a 100, the latter for prime White.
FEATHERS-37 a 40, stock unusually light.
WOOL-30a 81. demand fair.
WAX-2aa2 34,
GINSENG-10d ~ good demand.
BUTrER-9Ul7 as in qualiiyI market " II sup
Piled
SuGAR-N O 5iaGi, very Tnrce; r 6aGY
81.
COFFEE-Rio ga Lazy 9ia93.
MOLASSES-Cuba 200 -; Muscovado 22a "a /;
NO33; 7 RES.
BACON-Prime Western Sides, new, Toe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
VIRGINIA EEGESEATVRE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUESDAY, Feb. IA.
Amongst the bills reported 10 day from
the several Standing Committees were the
following:
FIXING the salaries of the Judges, (viz:
Judges of the Supreme Court $1,000 each
annually; of the Circuit Courts 1000.
except the Judge of The Seventh Circuit
who shall receive Sl,500
bill Concerning the next term Of the
General Court (rcpeais the 9Th section of
chapter l58 ofthc Code, &c.)
A bill to suppress gaming by negroes
and white persons playing with them.
a bill to authorize the construction ofthc
Wytheyillc and Grayson Turnpike Com
pany.
A bill providing for the Improvements
Of James river below the head of tidc-wa-
ter, (appropFiates $4,000 for the pur-
Pcse.)
a bill TO construct plIuk road from
Richmond to some point at or near Char
lottesvil.e.
a bin increasing the salary Of the Clerk
OF the Penieniiarv.
On motion Mr.. Anderson, the use OF
ihc Hall of the House Of Delegates was
tcndercd 10 the State Agricultural Society
sor its annual meeting on Thursday night,
shc 10Th instant.
Mr.. Segar, from the Select Committee
.ot Twenty One, on the subject of the Inter.
nal Improvements OF the State. made re-
port, accompanied with resolution, and
moved tina, 5000 extra copies Of the same
ne printed for the use Of members of the
House, and that the report be made the
order of the day for Monday, the LIST of
March, which motion was supported by
Mr.. Price of Greenbricr, and opposed bv
Messrs. Wallace, Of Petersburg. Lewis,
|. Robinson. Of Richmond City. Goode, Of
Mecklcnburg, and VERIFY After an ami
mated discussion, in which the propric,y
Of various propositions understood 10 be
in contemplation the present session. in
regard to the internal Improvement ones
ton. was alluded TO. 4 motion, submitted
by Mr.. Wallace, Of Petersburg, TO lay the
report on the table, and print the usua
number of copies (withcut fixing day lor
ats consideration was carried hayes so
noes SO, being the test vote.
- ne ltrporf, which Is Eesy length!
md important one, was not read. bu, til,
following is the resolution which accom-
panics it:
Resolved. That j, is expedieni 10 com
piefe as early as practicable. the following
pubiic Works; The James River and IA
"awha Canal 10 Co,insion: the Contra
far'read to the head Of steamboat na,iga
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
Murder in Now Or.cnns.

The discovery OF dreadful tragedy,
has just been made in New Orleans. Two
hitters, partners in an csiabli.cme in Ex-
change Alley, Durce and Rouson, went
an the 10Th Of last August TO Lake Pom
chartrain, accompanied hy the wife Of
1'ouson. In the evening of the same day,
Durec returned with Mrs Rousnn, say ng
that 1iouson, had ahscoud"d with the
funds of the concern. Mrs Rouson
soon assumed the name Of Durcc, aud
proclaimed herself his wife. About
Two months after the disappearance of
Itouson' the skeleton remains Of body
were found on the lake shore near the ter
minus ofthc Ponchartrain Railroad The
skull had been fractured. aud Ratchet
was fund near the remains. No suspicion
attached to Durce and Mrs Rousun until
lately. when il quarrel. Mrs r. said that
the fearful circumstances of the 10Th Of
August. were ever present To her mind.
and the tabicdu of the murder. filed her
soul with horror. These expression eyci-
ted supicion, .nd the friends of Duree told
him of ,hcm.-Upon further investigation
the hat and some hair Of Rouson, came To
hight near where the skeleton remains were
found by the lake Ms Durec was ap-
pretended, but Durce, lims,lf has not
yet been found. Duree is about twenty
eight Years Of age, with dark eyes and Plea
sing expression Of countenance. Rousou
was middl aged and Durer is said to be
about thirty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23

At the solicitation Of many Of my friends. | an
nounce mvselfa candidate for the Office Of Clerk o
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county. Having ac
ted an assistant in that and several other Clerk.
offices for nearly four years, lattcr myself that Gil
elected ! shall be able to discharge the duties O
the Office in a satisfactory manner.
Nov. 6-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
THE CLEF ELAND RIOT,

CLEVELAND, I 90. IS.
About SO armed men kept possession
ofrhe Homeopathic Medical College last
night. The military companies We're gar
risoned at the Court House, and the artil-
lery made the Jail their head quarters,
where the rioters who were arrested yes
terday We're confined.
The military were discharged from du-
ty TO day. and everything is now perfecly
quiet.-Thc ringleaders ofthe riot are I'M
der examinntion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
Later from Chayres.

NEW ORh, I CD. To.
The steamer Georgia, arrived from,
Chagres, reports 1000 passengers waiting
on the lsihmus for conveyance to Cali
lornia.
Sixteen hundred men are empl Dyed up
on the Paname Railroad which will be
speedily completed.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY

GAVE YOUR MONEY .-CHAS. J.
~ FREEMAN & co. (i1fe Fireman. Hodges
Il Co.,) LNPOR TIERS d. JOBBER.S one dom
South Of Lijeriy Stree. 14i BROAD n. YORK
have hand and will be receiving daily through
the season, New Goods, direct from the Eu-
ropcan manufacturers, and cash 4tctioas rleh fash
ioaoJle, t1oaey SUI Millinery Goods Oar stock OF
Rich Ribbons comprises every variety Of The latest
and most beautiful designs imported.
Many Of our goods manufactured expressly
10 our order, from our own designs and patterns.
and stand unrivalied. We offer our goods for nett
Casb,at lower prices than any credit house in Amer
lea can afford.
All purchasers will fnd it greatly TO their inter
ests to reserve Poition of their money and make
selections from great variety Of rth cheap goods
Ribbons rich for Bonneis. CAPS, Sasies ara Belts
Bonnet silks, Saiins, Grapes Lisses and Tarletons
Embrioderics Collars, Chemisetts, Capes. Berihas
Habits, Sleeves Cuff. Edgings and insctings.
Embroidered REVERE, lace and hemstitch cambria
hdkf-.
Blends, Illusions and embroidered Laccs for caps
Embroidered laces for Shawls, Niantillos and Wells
Honiton, Nechcn, Valeneienes and Brussels lace-
English and woyc thread, Smyrna. Lisle thread and
cotton Laccs.
Kid, L-le threed, silk, and sewing six GioFes and
Mifts.
French and American Artificial flowers,
French lace, English. Anne rican and Italian.
Straw Bonneis and Trimmings.
Eai Et
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
DEATHS.
THE LITTLE PEACEMAkER.

LIE Ill 1 LII lEf CEMAkER
Died, the 10Th OF October. at the residence Of
her grandfather Ro. RidgNay Esq, in the county of
Amherst. Maria l.. HYL1oS. in the l2ih year Of
her age This htsle girl was remarkable from early
childhood for the Guictcss and amiabiliiy Of her
disposition. 4 relative of hers, who gives me an
! account Of her death. and with whom she always
lived. remarks TINT she ncyer her angry III her
life, and such was her peaceful and pcaccmnking
disposition among her schoolmatcs that her teach
cr was accustomed to call her The Little Peace
maker" During the last illness. which was ex-
trcmcly painful. She manifested the same quictncss
Of temper. and not heard to utter the first com
plant. Her amiabili,y was also predominant
She manifested it by embracing most oiectionate-
y her relatives whc.cver they approached her bed
side. and ~ saying. cmrhatioally thut She loved
everybody" Above all. donbtlcss. she loved her
Saviour, who FIRST loved her, and has taken her to
dwell with him in Heaven. Let al her relatives
and schoolmates eudcayour To meet her there where
puin and parting shall be no more
Nov. 18th, 1851. GEo. ". Molly.
Died, at his residence in Franklin county, on
Sunday the Sth inst. after painful illness Of ma
ny years, JoHS ID. BooTn, Esq. in the 5ith year
| Of his age.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-23
Notice.

-xCS A Spcciul Term of the Circuit Court OF
Amherst county, has been appointed by
the Judge of the said Court, to commence ON the
4th day Of Ma.ch ensuing. and to be held at tho
courthouse of said county. for the despatch Of
Chanccry business only; of which notice is hereby
given by the direction of the said Judge.
Fob lo--o6f ROBERT TINSIEY Clerk