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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13
CANADA.
War among the Pnfhies-The Montreal Fire
Imperial Veto of the New Brunswick EdI-
lien Of the Maine Law-Enorts 10 Connect
Buffalo with Goderich by Railroad.

TORONTO, Thursday, July :, ls5a
There is war among the pdthies. Al
lopathy is the aggressOr, and threatens the ex-
termination ef all the other, and rival pathies !;
which, to say the least OF it, is very dsinterested
enterprise. But then Aliopathy, in Upper Can
ada, ssks no more than has been given TO it in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13

The FoURTH-T emperance.-The peo-
pie of Westchester and Putnam celebrated our
Nations Anniversary on the Sd inst, at South
East. 1t was splendid gathering Of the strength
bloom and beauty of the land, fifteen hundred
strong. Bands OF music, temperance and free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13

:. he basement The ere was confined 20 the uppe,
par part Of this building but the lower floors grsa'
damage was done by water. Harrison mncneu ,
Picture Frame Mandatory was burnt cut loss ney,
p.rsy insured Mr. Carter had large stock Of cosby
musical insuuments all of which nearly ruineo' III
cludips twenty four pianos and melodeons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-13

WASHINGTON, 2Jth April, lsn
DEAR SIR: | duly received your favor OF the ~ |
ht ruu 90 me the favor TO de'lre an adequate sope
If my services end views ~hne was in tbs Degs,
utLt e State licgret that the bad state OF my neS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
-. EAXlNGYGN & Through

..ss,q,.a.sss 10 DEMONSTRATION DAYS II
on HaH PIChEI Boats ~ SEQ so'lt'
mi Lynrtrg o n ..'ter the l6h. our 3''at- vii
Ia lnoad dai Suanass excepted. NJ the II nal
hour p NJ aa arrive Ia Lynchburg Ii "a hours. ami
IT, Bucltuan IL II hours.
Returning, .ave Bnrharan u a. 81. every day,
except Su.dn,. and arrive il Lynrhhurg III 81 P, M
Leave Lyrch nrg al 3 unj arrive in Ririlmond in
n hours IN time 10 c,flncc with the Norfoih boats env
ing at D a. NJ. ani the Southern and Northern Rail
Read cars leaving al a. NJ.
Passengers f Lrxington connect with daily line
of Stages at North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passenger. lor Farrnyille fare So; Buckingham II,
flr 50 -; { srattr~vr, nrr 81 aud Stnunton, fare
81 viii eavr Richmond III Mondays, W Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats
Below see card of time of arrival al intermediate dis
tauc,s:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
NEW GOODS.
\ salua ~ E.,ssn near Lynrhbmri for


SALE--lsr / .rn. wdicn hst. lNi"g lm""d
iatrlN ,,ltia Va uai rcnue<-', Riirmd Il eXt's i"g
Ia w,,hi tire, ln., II Itc ciy If Lynch uts. l. for
saip fh> Farm c,.ain. but.t 700 Acres he- remark
ahlA we'll j. veil whtcrrd Iarge proportion III wood
heavily tiubcr,i, lre cuninriae tamily Al
rncr lnrgr Of.ard. and oher rohvcirnres suited to
he confort of a Gimy. This land wn .qual. IN
original fertility, tohuy This Stnte aud Is now IN line
state ,d impruvr meat most uf IL WILL 'et III rnvcI and
urab,c of producing twrriy bushels of wheat Ia the
acre II i. also we'll adapted To the Guzne business
being fine grass land aud rapahic OF being divided into
"A number III small fields with abundant supply Of
water in enrh. There is also, this tract. very fine
situation fora large manufacturing mill, with abundant
waret power. (Grn. o q. Clay and Mr.. John llolns
large manufacturing mills being located ON the snme
-Iream)
In view of ts proxmitv To thr city Of Lynchhurgnnd
grent prnductiynness Of its soil ii might be very profit
ably devoted the raising of vegetables for tine Lynch
.urg .nrket, nnd will be divided into small tracts to
suit purchasers
A. II trurt OF land, < we'll situated. and combining
many Advantages is rarely, If ever, in mnrket. per.
wishing buy will do well to mike early nppica
lion. Ed. bUhi On
Richmond s,mi-wcekly Wing Charlottesville Advo
cate aud Farr,ve Iourna copy two week sand forward
accounts to this office oct l5-dt~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

"A 4
NORTHERN. -Arriy 81 ir"m Charlottesville Ola the
anne da VS. as heretofore viz Tuesdays, hur.dsys and
l,turdays. Schedule time ot arrival, a m. Leaves
SUNDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 am.
PA KET MAIL-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays Mondays and Sundays, and takes Mon
day, w edne,days aud Fridays. On Munday morning,
Richmond Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL-Mas dispatched by the
Railroad daily at 80 M, Tor Forrest Depot, Liberty,
Buiods Big Lick Salem, &c. and Tor Fnca-le and for
the present, ali the watering places.
BY tie Railroad also sent, Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, mails tor Bedford Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PaTTONSBURG MaIL-Ar-
rive. daily, except Sunday, at Gap m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday. at half-past six
FARMviI.Ls-An 'es d.ily, except sunday about
midnight, brinen the mail from Richmond, ana paris
North, South and w of that city. Leaves dahy ro"
II to ~ p. m except Saturday night PIN.
DANvlI .LE--Arives, as her 'oore uesosy =, 80
days and Saturdays L'aves. 1. heretofore f'o"'A'''
Wednesday and Fridays, at a. m Mopaavs
and rhnrsd,vs between 10 and III a. IN. Leaves aoou.
ip m, sa edsys
= a. sunday morning the office will be kept open
~ -. hnur a.ter The Mali is ready ior delivery :.
| AN is-dts Wal. NJ. Bi-ACkfOkD,f NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

have also Tor sale very desirable tInct ut Land ly-
inc IN he county nf Fnyette both sides o the Charles
ton Fay,te and Raleigh Turnpike road, known the
Hill II Harvey ract, containing about 200 Acres, well
improved with good Dwelling. Barn, Stables. and
other OutTI ouscs.-a frc Apple aud Peach Orchard.
ana is admirably situated for Store Tavern stand
ALSO one Other tract adluinng the sumo, confirm
lnp between 300 and 300 ACRES. And one oth"f
Trrt known the Bragg Tract. all Of which lie-
~ few miles al the late surveys for the Railrond to tn"
Oiio River. and is of choice quality.
,c, I5.dt. T.. J. BURTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

DEMOYED-The undersigned has removed his
u place of business to the house iately occupied by
Vim Robertson $ a Saddle'y. opfo lite 10 - I c Pc
ter's and next door below Henning Bpnue. store.
where he expects receive fresh supply OF
q WATCHES and JEWELHY If the latest pat
"a terms. He would also iaiorm tie citizens
49, the public in general, that he has on hand and
fnaAes order, Silver Spoons, Ladies' Sugar toBgs &c
and the quality of silver be good cnn,
anil mistake. II SILVERTHORN.
n BWatches, Clocks and Jewcry, of all kind :, re-
paired in neatness and desirable style.
Old gold and Slvertakeu IN exchange for goods.
The silger.ware is all Of ny manufacture.
nov 2-2iwlm II =
Exp copy Tu&FIm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
yALUAsL. PsoPEWTy

- ATPuBLlC AuCfl oN-By virtur.. III = died 81
trust. execaedby Jno z CLIFTON a the subscriber rs
trustee, reang datr the 26fh day f February 1852
ard # r'r1rl IN C rk nfi,e af The r,,nt Of
BEDFORD | will the 2dtt day "f Nnvem 1852. on
HE premes sell nthe CHEST hi Idrr public auction
the TRACT OF LAND, which the znd Chill -
ION nov resides lying in the county afnrraid, X
The wer- Of North Outer This contains about 500
acres we'll watrred nj timbered adapted 10 tie srnw
of Tobacco nnl all tinds Of grain and i IN good heart
II hns it good dwelling hnns', with all tie necessary
tf-hnnsr: and also fine Touring mill aud mill -
II i within short distance the Virginia ard Tonnes
see Rairuad, and thu james river and kanawha canal,
und justly considered of the valuable aud de-
sirahle Farms in the county of Bedford.
At the same time aud place ill also sell IN the
highest bidder at public auction ar valuable Siares
consisting Of men. aud buys. of different sizes; al
the stock conveyed by saii deed consisting oharses
hogs sheep. work oxen aud cattle; also carding ma.
chin" and fixtures thresing machine, and all the plan.
titipn us aud utensils of fh said Chiffon, anl his
household aud aitrh"n fnraiture
The title to u" foregoing property believed he
g" d. but ncng trustee will convey such title oul,
rs is vested in by the decd fru,t aforesaid II the
sale is completed IN III, 2Gh day nf November il
will b. continued onhe day thereafter (he 27th)
Terms made know the dav of sale.
nov lS-rl2tr2t L C.BURkS Trustee;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
M the undersigned, are agarn opr,i,s and xtih

M f. the undersigned, againoPrnl - and "Xiih
w ting very large assortment Of Cooking Stove
of every variety of siz and patent, commonly III Use"
together within we'll selected assortment nf PalfChan
Der, Office aud Factory stoves SaIamandnr uuaf"s.
Crates Fronts Tenders Srulic.. Chder Shovcs, Blow
ers &c. &c. to which w respectfully call the AZ
tcnion of our a'5 friends. Resting assured.
thai though cannot promise 10 sell alta lower plic'
than any else, prices will lge rs lat" IT.
others and that we will accommodate customers VII
will favor us william examination, to heit satisfaction
MS wei As their expectation.
p. S-We would like to employ or ? good journey
men Timers. A NJ.
oct oS.dts AGREE & MERRILL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
NOTiCE TO TORACCONssrS.-M

NOTsCE TO TOBACCONssES.--
~ be sold N puir auction, IN Monday. the 20lh of
Decemhcr the Factory House, formerly occupied hy
G I Williams entire of good fixtures. consisting
uf Puuad Mills goud order aud nearly g. and s.
Aills good and desirablc II large and small presses in
good order Iron Fia-hors Bards LoHver Bars. and,
H. fat. every thing th1t belongs Ia the manufacturing
department. Those engaging in The business will do
well to attcnd. Terms hbem and made knnwn
lay at s,lr.
FOR RENT-Thc Factory House i for rent tho To-
Atty Of which is desirable and the II we'll adap
red to the ILLNESS OF manufacturing tnbacco be .ides
other al yantagp- Gail aud exnmcr.
S PRESTON surviving partner
nov iJ.dtrtds If Wilkins \ Preston
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

EGfsOES NANsiD.- Inc -uo,.r,ber
" having located in Lynehi,urg is giving the ghes'
cash prices for negr between the ages of TO and 30
years Those having negrue, ton sale may hhd II t.
their interest call him at TIE Washington Hotel!
Lvnchhurg, or ndiress him By letter.
nov 5-dly J B McLENDDN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
orrlct OF Tnt Va. q fFsS. II. Il. Co, I

Lynchburs, NV. 5th 1852.
a T a meeting of t5e Bonrd of Directors OF the sir'
"A einia and Tennessee Raroad company, held at
their Office in III rttv ~ l. - haa,r tbs day,
Ga motion. .,,,,.. ut tie delinquent Stac khold
ers be called on ms tia, usrcars dae from them within
sxtv days, tia r proceedings will be instituted to
enforce collection
F. 6 MORRISON, Crk. 2. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

n OEs!sbAEs! Nc, dc. "A
~ ) Z A b u X Y -
IL AS received large supply of BOOTS. SHUho.
Il HATS. CARS. TRUNKS. yALtSES, CAR
PEr.BAGS. UMBRELLAS, and other goods usual IN
well supplied Boot. Shoe aud Hat Store, all ut which
offered fair prices. am determined to transact
my business rght straight along but little caring ho"
others do theirs 1t due to my friends express
heartfelt thanks for their very berai patronage. My
effort shall be to secure it. continuance.
ocf gta Exurpss c.,rv I'M J. .ShAHlRA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

Agreeable the ahnve rendition, statement OF all
baiances due on stock with interest WILDE nude, and
will be expected that all the Stockholders IN arrears
will call and settle the at this "fict
nov 17dam JNO r. HUGHES. Crl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

ohm f. Davi, is offering lnrse stock al Carpc's'
Riggs Druggets Crumb Cloths. Oil Floor ClnIls,A tt-
& c, comprising full assortment uf the hn'>t velvet
Bruss els, threepy, superfno and venetian Carpets t"'
stairs and passages-4.4. L. and 81 Oil Floor Cloths
Druggets Riggs Mats, &c all of which will b. sold
nj the lowest price. nov | lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
nIEDMON1 WORKS.. ELLISON u Pro
l. prie'0r.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
D0or Sn~k- Blind and Boz Factory,
IL LII

steam Saw ana Yianins MhIs,
DOor Sn~k- Biiad and Boz Factory,
utlk and Nochme Work.
iron Turning md Fitting,
Biacksmithtug y all descriptions
These works having been fitted up at grent expense
with steam power, aud large variety at machinery fo
working wood aud iron form the most complete estab
iislment Of the kind in the Southern States and can
execute better work and cheaper rates. than can be
,ne in the ordinary mode :,
Builder. and those intending to build supplied with
Doors Blinds Window Frames and Sash (Primed 'n'
,,lazed if reouircd) Mcudngs, Flooring dressed ant
nguc and grooved, ready for laying dressed ceiling
and Misunderstanding. Paling', and variety OF other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars Der
rick Gcaring Wheelbarows Picks and Bars, and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hnnd and for sale, reasonable term,
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber worked
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bill
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTLETON. Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

imp PEASTEK.--i5O tona just hand
IL per Boats ID. |. Warwick. Jenny Lind. Star ard
Lieorgiana for sale by BIZ SACKETT
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

y Eva GD0DS--EALL isf Al"
y -rrin,r would Respectfully nun" Il, tia friends
and tie public generally thai lac is AZ" "r"pared In OF
Ter h t,4 urga aud we'll selected stock af Staple
mi faat, DIV Goods UNUSUAL low prices. Ills
,t"c. al Fail GItL.. Saiincu,. Linseys &c. IL very
,ree al,o IA very iur.rand desirable stock If Bn"l'
a, 81 wicl, ~iii h1 oh red at very low II
Snpt 2i-.lilt- l EIEhS.
t-W- l.-,nL -l.u1 amy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

-.ysT-AUNiON Transportation Line
10 Pils1prg and Mc Ire@-1he under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and Gus
nrners thnf the Penn. ylvania Cann will open l2t,
March AT wfichtimc will be repaired To forward any
amount Of Mtrchrndise all points the Western
tiers, with dispatch, the very lowest rites.
Rate Tubacco 10 Piitsbprg, coo per 100 lbs from
lat Muv.-limr days.
No Commission charged for forwarding nj Baitlmor
or Philadclphn G, II. KOOkS.
March i-.lts AGENT Uuinn Line. Baltimore"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19

TIyODTH REsUSEaES-A fine assortment,
L Just received and for safe by ID X LYMAN.
S-iS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-19
y1RG1N1AN lea PRINTING OFFICE.

LNOhs SAEE-rlIREE HOUSES n / OTIS IN
Il con,aini IL, together nna half ACRES at NIL
ground, which ,nn be tqs lily divided. made To su
purchasers will all he -rld together it purchaser
can he had for the Whole. There two fine
Springs the premises The property ia sItunIed ON
OH street. beIwec John MrDaniei4 aud Ihos Dor
nin's. It i4uow rented nj $246 - ,enr.
Application will he made to the undersigned, living
the property. WIN will take plensure in shaving it.
my | I.0lMts IOnN ONI.ER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
CONGRESS-FRIDAY.


Scndte.-Mr. Dawson presented the creJen
tails Of the Hon. Robert nj. Charlton. Senutol
appointed by the governor Of Georgia to fl
the vacancy occa.ioned by the resignation d
the Hon. j. NJ. Berrien.
The private calendar was posp oned ill one
clock.
Mr. Hunter reported back the navy and the
invalid pension appropriation bills and they
were considered and passed.
A bill regulating the payment of awards I'M
der the commission 10 examine claims under
the treaty with Brazil was reported. taken up
and passed.
The bill granting further remedies to psten.
tees was taken up and after amendment, was
further postponed.
MIR. Atchison then moved the private calen.
dar be postponed for snexccutive session, and
after debate. the motion was agreeJto.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES, Tile House
refused To lay upon the table the motion to re.
consider the vote by which, on yesterday, III.
granting the right Of why and donation Of
public lands TO aid in the construction of rail
roads in Florida and Alabama was laid upon
the table.
The House then reconsidercd the vote; bu,
before the question v as finally disposed Of. the
morning hour expired.
The House in Committee Of the Whole on
the state Of the Union, resumed the considers.
ton OF the Indian appropriation bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

What has become Of the new bsnkl We
learn that there remains a considerable def.
cheney in the subscription to make up the capt.
tai stock. This surpr'scs US no little. The
trade Of Lynchburg demands larger banking
facilities than it now possesses. and there is
capital enough among its citizens. to set up Il
hundred such establishments. We have every
reason to believe that the stock Of the proposed
bank will afford an investment perfectly safe
and amply remuneraiive. Let tho stock be
taken at once. and tine board and managemc Mt
well organized. and the good effects will exhib-
IT 'hensclves in our increased trade and pros.
perity. Delay in this matter does not comport
with the character our citizens enjoy Of being
the mos, en,erPrizing and s,gacicus men Of
business in the State
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

The Nomination Of Gen. PIERCE (says tho
Boston Journal.) has put into circulation soma
erroneous statements in regard to the birth
place of some Of our first men. As we have
also fallen into an error in relation to this mat
ter, We have taken some pains to ascertain tha
following facts: Gen. LEWIS CAss was horn
in the town Of Exeter. New Hampshire. DAN.
IEL WEBSTER was born in the town now call
ed Franklin. formerly Salisbury. in Merrimac'<
county. New Hampshire. d. S. DICKINSON.
Of New York. was born in Merrmsck county,
as well as JOHN A. DIX. Gen. FRANKLIN
PIERCE is native Of Hillsboro', Hillsboro'
county, and is lineal descendant of the family
Of Percys and the Duke of Northumberland,
the title being now extinct. Judge SrErHsx
A. DoUGLAs. of Illinois. was also born in New
Hampshire. but shortly after his birth his fat her
removed to Vermont, where, as is wei! kne ,wn.
the representative f"Young America" lie, rnetl
a cabinetmaker's trade. New Hampshu e is a
great State to emigrate from.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17

We are highly gra,i6ed to learn that
Engagements have been made for lighting our
city with Gas The spirit ofthc age. mot tina,
dark spiri. that appeared to Gov. johnson bu,
the shining genius Of progress aud reform
demands that Lynchburg should no longer be
wanting in ;hose conyeniences and appliances
of business and pleasure which are esse initial to
the prosperity Of city.
We learn fr, m the Express. that the Com
pany are organized as follows:
Passover. John Il. Mcdaniel; Secretary.
Chas. w. Christian; Directors, John NJ. Speed,
Maurice S. I.anghorne. Thos r. Mash. Jas. l.
Brown. Dr.. VIM. p. Allison.
Contracts for lot Of ground. the building
Of the Gas House. pipes, &c, &c. have been
all made, and the work will be entered upon
Immediately. It is confidently expected thai
every thing y i'll be in readiness by the first Of
January next.
1--WE are authorised to state, further. that III.
necessary failures for lighting private residen
ces will speedily be made. so that families who
are DESTROYS ofavaiing themselves Of this cheaE
and beautiful light, can have their no Uses i'tct
up by the time the gas is ready for distribution
Everything connected with this matter i
contracted for with our oWn citizens, so that ,h'
money will be spent and received among our
| selves"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
The Stick Of Candy.

General Pierce first spoken Of in connexnn with
the Presidency the Lncooco State Convention in New
Hampshire, time last winter and that body adopt
ed resolution requesting their delegates bring hin,
forward a candidate. Governor Steele, in addressing
the convention expressed his qualification the seec
ton, and related the following auecdote "exhbt this
character of the man" We give it in the Governor.
own words
".Sir' said Governor Steele have known the who'll,
of General Pierce from the day he first took his
in this hall. have admired his exploits in Congress-
and in Mexico. But have incident in my mind which
will relate, which, in my humble Judgment. exbihs the
character Of the illustrvus lig than all
his efforts the forum the field:
alt something more than twenty wears (tien
cral Pierce then somewhat Younger than he is now
he travelling through Of the of
this State and he entered the principal village he be-
held three boys eating candy At brief distance he be-
held another boy sitting alone, and that boy
ing but he CRYING. General Pierce feeling interest,"
ed in strange crcun lance, inquired into the cause.
and ascerained that he CRYING because he had
money buy candy No sooner had he learned the facts
in the thnn with that noble generosity which has
distinguished Pierce through his whole le he put
his hand in has pocket drer forth cent. tongh stick Of
| candy, and care IL 10 the boy. ALTHOUGH
| TOTAL STRANGER To GEN PIERcEr"
His nomination for the Presidency taken in
ion with sucha remarkable instance Of benevo and
unbounded liberaty towards entire stranger, must
be another illustration Of the proveb that good actions
meet 18th their eward.''-Cona. Corr.
| TELL this TO the Marines"-we shall hot be-
lieve word of it! We have too much conf
dence in the prudence and economy Of the New
Hampshire folk, to believe that an act of sucl,
wastefu extravaganza could have been COM
mitted by one Of them. The story is evidently
IAN invention of The enemy" trumped up tn
prejudice the Yankees against man who
could play the spendthrft SO royalty. Ne Gre
dite, TeucYi!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-06-17
The DEAR AND DUMB. BLIND, INSANE AND

The DEAF AND DUMB, BLIND, INSANE AND
lDIoTrc OF THE UNITED SrATEs.-The Wash
ington National la,eliigencer publishes ,abu
lar statement coupled from tho Seventh Cen
sus. showing the number Of deaf and dumb,
blind. insane and idiotic persons in the United
States. The aggregate Of the deaf and dumb
persons in the United States is l0,lO3-o!
whom 5,23l are white males. A,23S white f.
males, 35A colorel males. and $50 colored f.
males. The aggregate Of blind persons is g.
702-of whom 4,5l9 are white males, and g.,
47s white females. The aggregate of insane
persons is l4,76S-of whom 1863 are white
males. snd 1859 white females. Ofidiotic per
sons the aggregate is 15,706-of whom s,276
are white males, and 6,9A4 white females
The total aggregate Of persons suffering under
the Affections enumeratedis 51,279-of whom
46.S52 are white. and 4.427 colored This
would seem to indicate, says the Baltimore
American, that the blacks suffer but slightly
from those Affections which were generally
considered the most calamitous to which hu-
man nature is liable