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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

Noics of'Tr.ve!sin Viryiuia.

II 80 p''oe ~ W P''" ~
SraoI y az o"loo. u 'oiiic oIr'osi'y'
y, '''1" 70 or,I r, " '''o ''o'' VI 'ne 'dS'o'
:'"o'e' ms Is d'r a"e'et,' 'au,': De'ohg-
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- '''o'o' ~ Sd''io stocN w ",.'ch a."
ih9'oh "a' '''eiH,l,''tp' At heS upon
nae o'o iar'ns'ea'' ~ ,1oNlhs out upon INC
Pay ana oce"l''cS 'he centre OF large
,'c''' '''c Un'y P'o"',,en' a,l o'Jcc', snci'ereo
"y some o'd uees' ms vault IS OF "h'ie
hlaFOie' eiauoraieiy carved IN LONDON II
q q sta'e Oh par'iai oi'aP'oa''on: ne curious
iea."rc apo1t co'i''stS III us ihScriP'oh
"hlcn ru's nus
Under tis mnrIle Ia,, fomh ies ne body Of the
Of IN, cir, y;iIio,,.l,nrr ond 1 f,r;,I ac p,
formerly Of Fangar'. Parish on the Eastern shor,
of vrginia. and county Of Northampton aged a
years. ri r. Lrea q, serea gcGr'' 'e'ch rGs ~
ta, o5 tc E1.era n .are i ofyirairi, '1n'
This ;,scr;,t;o, toIJ hv ,no,,,or
on tbc op,osi,o s;Je vas mn, on tho tom,
bv His own nositiye orders The oiu ot
il, a. onr lad readers viii be pleased Ia
perceivc. consist, in the lines we have itaI.
iciscd; the force of which will be better
felt and understood from the additional
fact. which docs not appear, that this
bachelor, who Tired ONLY in lis bachelor
condition,was uctudHy morried three tinaes
His experience, if we are to believe his
epiiaph, was greatly adverse TO the idea Of
anv baopiness N i1e marriarc state. %,
how strange that he should have ventured
thr;ce mon ~ Tho natural conclusion i
H., ,bo H., Tol,o r,.,;. 80, .;,o,,,Ia.
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TERMS.-The NiRarSiss is published semi
Weekly at 81 per anniiin. adraAoc. No subseTip-
lion is taken for shorter time than six months. aud
40 paper !. discontinued, except OF the option OF Tho
PROPRIETOR. until all arrcargcs shall have been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted for 80 cents per
sSharc or less) for every inner form nsertion and
57A cents for every aster ifthc number uf in
peftions is not noted the Ms. il will be publish
Cd till ordered out and charged accordingly
The rEAaLr RATES are ;--For the privilege OF
two squares 10, for oac square s25-if inner form
1Jj. Every ycariy advertiser VIII be required TO
soninc hisalsertising TO his particular liae ofbus
s<ss and i he exceed the space stipulated for, he
will be charged ratably fof the excess.
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MIscELLANEoUs.
SURE cUnE.-BALTlsIoRs

-
~ LOCK HOSPITAL. whrrr ray be obtaiuea
the most speedy remedy for eatHrss or lofs II o.
sza,e Pspsrs Pssia iR N. I.ias Disease o he ht!-
ness, ifccfigas ef tLs Heai, fAroa hcfe aad SIN.
Csas,fta 'ioar Dciii'y r. and III those horrd alec
lion. arising from certain indiscrcfions, matter
whehr from intenP rrIncr, : the use oil ardchl
Spiriis or any other caase
TO YOUNG MEN,
especially who have become the victims oi cY'l
prsetircs. Aias wlIIi conatlrss Numbers Of gen
srous and noble hearted beings have been swept 10
Sstimeg tomb. thnu.aHds pt ynBng men ol The
nrst exalted talents and brilunt nirliects. WHO
might erhersisc have cDtrnuccd listening Scnaics
with the thInirrs of elogucncc, walked to costa
sy the living tyre.
Tbo,r suffering from any of the following rr.elan-
eholy effects. should imincliatcly apply to
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Weakness. of the Back and Limbs, Pains IN the
Head, Dimacss Of Sight, Loss Of Muscular Power.
sslptslion Of the HeaIf, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irri-
liability, Bcrsngcr,rnt Of the Digestive fanc;ioHs,
Seseral Debility, Symptoms Of Consumption, &c,
&c.
i, Heaially-The fearful effects on the mind are
iour7h be dreaded; Loss Of Memory. Confusion OF
Depression ofSPirts. Forebodiugs Of Evil,
wy - of Society. Self DistrIst Love of Solitude,
4, &c. nrc some Of tho cyil- produced.
W EsfNo. SOUTH FREDERICK Street,
Erotu DOORS FROM BALTIMORE ST.
:. s, Up THE STEPS. EyTBE PARTlC-
obscr'mg the NAME and NUMBER, OF
dlnuCT.i mistake the place
y WARRANTED or no CHARGE MADE,
9se Notier-Dr. Johastpns Olhce IS n his
as Cling. rr THE STEPS. His very extensive pruc-
= ee is .uifcicnt guarantee tina he is the only prop
er Physician apply 10.
Dh JOHNSTON
Member oi tue Royal Cnllegc oi surgeons, l.oHdon,
Graduate from one oi the most eminent Colleges oi
tha United States, and the Freater part ot whose
life has been spent ~ the Hospitals oi London Ia
ria, Philadelphia and elsewhere ms ehected some
vt n.
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NEW AsleANG&GEEE orEl.a,
~ MAEg.S.-JUhF EST sSJE.

NORrIlERN-Arrivcsfr from Charlottesville on
the same day. = heretofore vit: tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturday. Sahcdnl, time Of arrival B. a.
N. Leaves, as heretofore, on Snadiys, eduosday
sad FRIDAYS nj :. ~. ~.
PACKET MAIL.-Arrivcs every day. cxccp,
Tuesday, betwccu and Z. a NJ. Leaves every
day. except Sunday, about :, "A. by tho North
Stage andPacket there i received and despatch
sd. ercry day mail ior Richmond and points North
asd South OF that city.
TT The Canal wly mril i4rrccivcd Wednesdays,
Fridays and Sundays, nnd despatched Mondays.
wcdnc. c.days and tridiys : heretofore
SOUrHW ESTERN. Cor .SG'ciR. ARRIVES Sun
days, Wednesday. aud Fridays. at 6, u. m. Leaves
Tue days. Thursdays anl Saturdays, about 5, n.
WESTERN. (or Fiacqs'ic. )-Auiycs Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, ahaut g. p. herrio-
fore. Leaves as heretofore Mondays. Wednesdays
and Frdays-bnt Mt u later hoar,Sa about 3. n.
" b. these lines, mails for places moi,
further west than Bufsrds arc despatched every
iay except Sunday.
BUCHANAN AND LEXINGTON (ri7 Canal) }
arrives Sunday. Wednesday, and Friday, At G r NJ;
Leaves Monday, Thursday and Saturday hall
past ".
FARMvILLE.-Lcavcs Richmond Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays n. M; rrivcs at Lynch
burg next days by Il, m. Lrayrs Lynchburs Sam
days Wednesdays and Fridays q p ~. arrives at
Richmond day by Il p m 70 This sehcd-
ule will go into ciec, Friday, the 5th inst.
DANyILLE.-Arrivcs, ; heretofore, Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, Leaves heretofore,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, at 3 a. m.
PEDLAR MILLS.-Arriycs az heretofore, Mon
days and Thursdays, between 10 and H. n. M
Leaves about l. P. M, same day.
EV Mail closed at 6. p. m. No Mails arriving
those nights, the Olhcc will not he opened foi
delivery on Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Friday, after dark.
On Sunday morning. the Office win he kept open
Tor hour after the MALL by tho Packet Is ready
Tor delivery. WM. NJ. BLACKBOARD, 7. NJ.
Dec It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

PRvLEerD MEMBfks.--A correspond
ent Of the New York Independent. wri
ting from Washington, tells the following
good one ofa minister who was acquaint-
ed with the ways Of the capitol:
A gentleman on visit here. and anxiou,
to listen to the debates, opened very coolly
one OF the doors of the Senate. and was a
bout to pass I'M when the door-kceper
asked, "Are you a privileged mcmberl''
What do you mean by such mani
asked the stranger. The reply was. "a
Governor, an ex-rnefnber Of Congress. or
foreign rrinister." The strsfger SAID
Il am minister. From what court nr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

WIN eHdt ioielSn power!
--e -
Hon. augusta Mary Bvon-The Hon,
Augusta Mary Byron. beusr known a.
the Hon. Augusta Leigh. died recently u
her apartments in Jt. James Palace. in the
SIXTY eighth year Of her age. SA~ wss
the hali-sistcr Of the author OF "Cbild4
Harrld." by a former marriage. Her
mother was Amelia Darcy, Baronncss
Conycrs. the divorced Duchess of Leeds,
In 1907. she married her cousin. Lieu,en.
ant Colonel George Leigh. Of the Tcnrh
Light Dragons. BY this marringc IN
was, we believe. happy onc.) Augus,A
had several children. some Of whom sur
vive. She had been a widow. Lord
Byron is known TO have entertained fos
his sister higher and sincerer Affections
than for any other person. His bcss
friends in his worst moments, f,ll under
the ,lndictlve stroke Of bis pen, or the
bitter denunciation Of his tongue His
sister escaped ut all times. mo one.'
he writes except Augusta cares fos
me.
Augusta wants me to make il mp to Car
l'sl :. ! have refused everybody else. but
can't deny her anything" One orihc p,e-
scntalon copies Of Child Harold" was
sent TO his sister with this inscription -
TO Augusta, my dearest sister, and nv
best friend, VINO hns ne, cr loved me much
better than deserved. this volume is pre-.
sen'cd by her fathers son and most ail.c.
lionnic brother" My sisfcr is in town."
ho writes, "w lich is great comfort; for
never having been much together. we nra
naturally more attached to eacl, other"
One Of the last evenings Of Byron's Engs
llsh lic was spent with his sister and IL
her his heart turned when, in the midst Of
his domestic affections, ii sought for refuge
in song. Those tender beautiful verses
Thong tho day Of my dcstinye overs
were his parting tribute to her. aud wcry
followed by poem in The Spcnccriah
stanza' ofcqual Loai,y, beginning-
My sister, my sweet sister! il name
h.nrer and Purcr were il should be thno."
lis viii csinccs, ID another way, his az
lection for his sister Nor was Augusta
| iorgetful off her brother She remembered
him with that tender warmth of Affections
which womcnonly feel, and publicly evinc-
cd her regard for him by the monument
winch she erected over his remains, in the
little church Of llucknal. She bore, n
may be added, no personal resemblancs
to her illuslfi1us broilcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

Fhc Mystery relating TO this community i so
yreat tint the aborUus Muller in his twentv-f,ur
books. has not attempted to penetrate Il; And Glib
bon. notwithstanding his acknowledged pleasure in
painting ofhlood. has treated the Order of
Assassins Tery superfciay. Marco Polo is,as u
'ual. the most entertaining Of authorities a. Ear as
he geos ;hut it remained for Jnsep.. Won Hammer
to explore the faint yestses Of their strange story
with vast and patient research. He has thrown to-
geher the result of his abo-s in small volume Of
great interest.
Tho Vulture's Nest
.D,s, Rc5s and r-d,ris
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NEW N.-Thc Subscribers

NEW ONCEEeN N.-Thc Subscribers
- havcassnciated themselves under the firm and
style Of McDANIEL & Herr. farihe purpose oi con-
ducting in this place a Gcpcral Gforsrg. ComD'is-
sioH ani F1rrarj6g BuqRess. Liberal advangcs
will be mad" on all Goods and Produce in hand con
signed for sale-Ail sales guaranteed, and cashcd
when required
Their location on Main Street. win be in the
firc-proof building formerly occupied ty Hurt &
Pre-. ton
Their location on the Canal is the large Firc-prooi
building at the Packet Landing and Immediately
opposite the Railroad Depor-which gives them
every advantage" in conducting the Commission and
Forwarding business
They respectfully solicit Tic patronage of the
friends of the late Coacrras Of MeDanicl & Lee.
md Hurl & Preston and the public generally, upon
'he a4surnHce Of fuurcmtt-I cxcrnn- for the inter-
ezt o. all who may favor thea With ihrir business.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL,
Jan lis STEPHEN c. III RI
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VOL. xxx.
TERRY & SHIELDS
MECHANICAL,
= LOOK Az TsEzs--A,tI.c sign

Fa LOOK AF TsEzS--A. tI,c sign
4ls1S or TIE RED HAT, one dor ie'oae Mcsys.
G,tgory s. Roy7H, having reinforced my stock 10
considerable extent. would once more invite the
attention OF my neighbours friends and customers
feeling from tie htbour and pnins spent in the Sc
lection Of which, can DO full justice 10 those wish
inz 10 purchase, | on all necessary Inducements
bath in 6casty, dRejday and price. My STOCK
compri-cs all tie necessary articles pertaining to
q BOOT, SHOE. HAT AND CAP STORE.
ri Miles and Bcnhirt's Boots. Gne home rna.le
~ Boot; Ladies Misses and Gentlemen Metal
Il Ovcr Shacs and Ladies' Shoes generally Fur aud
Wool Hats o. all kinds Also, 4yB4lF- Ccyyet
Begs, laiccs. Sqtekeks opd Umkrrlias. 10 excel
ia beauty orundcrsel me IN uhicls, l challenge the
town. having boaght tire above articles an unu-
~uay lof9 IAfcc, ] can scll cheaper than they can
be bought AZ The manufacturers at wholesale. And
also Isnder the Ncr CosGtl lfyfioB ! offer myself IS
a ft ca,dtialc TO furnisi Rntlemeu with fine sur
Hats Of the most popular fashions. hope my
friends will ably support me in my effort. having
spent many years in tliai capacity aud having been
u resident of Lynchburg for mnny ycnrs, / repeat
it, thar hope my friends and the public generally
will support me ably in attaining office, much
needed by the good citizens of Lynchburg.
Dec 22-ts JACOB RUNBUUGH.
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WATCHES and yevvelry.

- 70 = Nfssls stsI0 SCtt CITY
"a The undersigned would respectfully in
Ss-axzs form the citizens Of LyncLhurg and the
public generally that he has taken the house lately
occupied a Jewehy es.ablishment by Mr.. E. W
Victor, next doortp Mr.. John kinuier's grocery,
aud opposite Mr.. Runlbough's Shoe and Hut Store,
where he iniends to conduct, to the best, Of his IL
hlity. the Watch and Jcwclfy besiues, ,Siversmith-
ing watch and clock repairing. and repairing oi
Jcwclry. al! persons wanting goods work done
in his line, respectfully solicited to give him Il
call. IL. SiLNERTH0RN.
N.B.-0ll gold md silver-ware taken in exchange
for nc~ or wn-hcd over to order II. s.
on on-3r1
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To DciinaueDl ssmbscrjl,crs.

We do not suppose that subscribers
who habltualIy neglect TO pay for theft
pnpers can be moved by any thing 10 tho
way ol persuasion or reagon,--Short Of
legal process. which printers. Inc kin1est
hearted race ofmen in the world, disliket "a
employ except in the last resort, there
seems TO he no means o. rcncliny ,hs
,cnsihilliics ofilose hardened sinners Wild
never pay for their paper. Some Of our
brethren OF the craft. however, are trying
the effect Of anathci1as.
Anaihamas ofMc Cyqf on lie Man whe
'coald not PayHe Priytcr.
May hebe slod with lightning and COM
PEELED to wander over The desert of gun.
powdcr-N o. Pr.
May he have sore eyes ana n chcsnut
burr Tor an eye sionc.-BosSds Post
May he be sunk neck. deep in a sing.
nant pool to be nibblcd To death BY ,ad.
polcs.-Balt'more Ch,pp0.
May he wri,hc under the voluminous
curse Of DR.. Slop.-Erening Foa.
May his sorrows double daily, and his
life lengthcn in the same rniio that hs
sorrows are mulGplicd.-Frankf5,z Yeo.
man.
May every day Of his life be more des.
po'ic than the Dcy Of Algicrs.-N Y.
Neps
May he rcposc his weary limbs at night
upon bed full Of flcas and intaIe The odot
otter thousand bed-bugs.-Cia. Non.
May he never be again permitted to sce
the face of fair woman, and be bored I'd
death by boarding school Misses practi.s
ing their first lessons Of music, without
the privilege Of seeing his tosncnlcrs.
Memphis Erp,ess.
May he, upon pulling on n tight boot
find a live hornet in the bottom! May he
be rode on rail- after getting bis boot off.
with sharp edge up, with busbel bng
OF sand tied 10 each leg. by turcb light
procession, and hisscd by al thu boys in
en- miles round.-- Bromaiow's Wig.
May tronp Of Printers DceHs. lahh
and hungry. dog his heels Ey day; and may
the famine stricken Ghost Of an editors
bnbe chaunt lGs cvenin's lullily, and hiss
murder IN lls dreaming ear Star State
| Pat
May he be compelled TO walk, during
fhc day, ..ith bare feet, over rrictly pears;
and sleep at night in Muskcat chapercl
without blanket or d laliat to keep the
rattcsnakcs oii.-Iionstoa Bcacon.
May he have n scolding wife and
smoking chimney, and may his days bs
many iVc5tern Tzian.
May lie be in debt and dunncd every
hour Of every day by crcdirofs as renorse-
less as Shyloek. AMI az importunale MS the
widow in holy Wit May no sleep come
10 his cyclids, nor rect 10 his conscience,
uniil the last mite of bislndcbtcdness ID
cancelled May he lie Iaihercd with atjua-
fortis and shaved with 4 hand Saw by a
drunken barber, who shall read 10 him du-
ring the operation every line, and syllable
Of The supplement to the Virginia Convcn-
iion.-Eed. Neps.
May he be pifcAed over with tar, piseAed
into barrel Of Molasscs, then tied ID ans
corner Of a slaughter house 10 Hy-iimc.-
May he have nothing 10 cat or drink but
dried-applcs for breakfast. warm water for
dinher, and let them swell for SUPPER
Valley Star
May his daily food be chips and whet.
stones-bls bed at night a den of rattle
snakes--his pillow . live poleeai. and his
blankets he made Of lizards and bed-bugs
filed u III bnpt,rv r,oeouifoaa - Er1H,
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~, STOVES, ST0yEs.-NEW &
.,,.- ABRlVAL.-Just received in store, q g

r5I3. = " ' E-9, y z " ssS--NLh X
i,rs ABRlNAL.-Just received in store, q O.
~ scrcafy more Of those beautiful open W
Coal aud Wood Parlor and Office Stoves; also u
large LOT Of new patterns Of Cooti1g Stores. very
cloapi together with large assortment Of Air
iisit Cooking Stoves of the late-t and most dcsi-
rHhle stylcs, direct from The Northrrn nauulicip-
rcs. Also, another lot Of Ranges just received of
the best kinds in use. and which will br sold a
much less price tlan have ever before been offered
in this market.
The subscriber has hind and is prepared to
furnish aud III up. Hot Air Furnaces for warming
public buildings. factories, &c. of the best siylc in
isc. ai a low prize and in a most perfect manner.
Tin and Iron Roofing, Fave Cutters, Sc, pu, on
IN superior manncr
Con-t1ufy on hand good assortment of Tin,
Buliannia. Brass and Iapanncl Wares Eaarclicd
and Hollow WarcS. Bake Ovens. Ssdirous &c. all
Of which are offered al extremely low prices. al the
New Stove Store, one door South of the Vir.iniun
Oiirc.
Oh India Rubber Shoes, Pewter. Copper Brass
and Racs, taken in exchange.
Nov oT-fs c. BLISS
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Il YyCEGHUl2G FOUNnIsY-.

a business heretofore conducted under the firm
Of J. 7. & g. s. DIUGuID, will continue in future
under the style Of
DIUGEID &. BROTHER,
and they take hi. opportunity rctuin their thanks
tlie public FIR the very liberal patronage to the
firm Of J. I. s. G. s. Diugud and beg continu-
ancc OF the same.
We have on hand lot Of TobAooo schEws AND
PREssEs.a Tobacco Finisheris.f gotten up, Ploughs
aao Points of lldcscrp,ons Mil Gearing wrought
and east, Thrcshing Machines. &c g., &c.
J. r. DiUGUID,
Jan Sta G. s. DIUGUID.
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John Adams (lhe elder being called
upon for contribution for foreign mis-
sions. remarked. Il have nothing 10 give
for rha, cause. but there are here, in THE
vicinity.six Ministers, not one Of IS HON will
preach in tho others pulpit; now. | ~ill
give as mnch and more than ohy ns rt1S
to cu iiize thrss Clergy iitcni''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

A Yankee has just invented method
to catch rats. He says: Locate yonr pea
in room much infested by these animals.
and on rctiriug, pm out ne lisn'' men
sircw over your pillow some strong smcii-
ing cheese. three or four red herrIngs. some
barley bread or new malt, and a sptinkling
Of dried Goldfish. Keep awake I'LL you
find The rats at work. then make grab
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

Passengers for Staunton, by this route, leave
Richmend. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. at 6
p. NJ, arrive in Scottsvillc next day a; Il. and IN
Stnunton at =. NJ
Passengers for Cumberland G. II and Farmville
leave the same evenings, and reach Cumberland
c. II at ] next a NJ, and Furnville by III L.
NJ.
Packages or extra baggage to be sen; by boats OF
stages. must 20 at the risk of the owners or sc
will not forward them.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Da-
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Of'ec cf NE FDgiai7 &. T'aa Il. Roal Comp'g.
LTScHBCRG Jnn'v I2th. 1852.
'E'llE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of thi. Com
n paay haze ordered a requisiton Of Fire. Dol-
iars per share upon all the Stock which has been
subscribed. payable the 18th February rcxt. bc-
ing the 18th upon the old Subscribers and llth ur-
on the new, and further rquisition Of Fire Del-
lars Per sh1re. payable on the Isl March next, be-
ing the 20'hupon the old subscribers and 18th up
on the new.
Dcnqucnis viii be required to my interest IN an
cases Z. q. MORRISON.
ian l9-tlmar Trre1.trcr
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TE,HEE Book ana STATIONERY rusi,

z
Il ness will be conducted by ID. B. PAYNE. at
the old stand, where mny be found a large assort-
| mont Of all articles in his line
d. b. PAYNE takes this opportunity Of return
inr his thanks for tho patronage cxfrndcd 10 the
late firm, and 70 himself individually for ibe last ,
years, and trusts by his experience, Tic cxcclcn-
cy Of his stock and strict attention to business, to
meet thrirpatronagci in future.
Jan S-tf d. B. PAYNE
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country. if you plca.el'' asked the ofiei.L
Very gravcly pointing up.) From ,hs
Court OF Heaven. sir" To this our door.
keeper waggishly remarked. This rov.
ernment at present holds no intereedrss
with that foreign powcrl"
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[PROPRIETORS.

By he exclaimed. 'ifyon say an.
other word viii drive down into ,he sea 4
they were even then upon the beach.
Another wordr screamed the lady,
Drive where you please, she added, into
the seal can go as deep as YOU dare go
any day
He became furious, took her at her word
and drove the horse and chariot into the
ocean. They began to swim. He held
in. looked into her face, and she laughed
in his.
WHY do you stopf she demanded ex
| ultlng, not whit alarmed.
You are devil = he exclaimed, ningiug
his horse about. and making FOR the shore
with all expedition.
Pooh! pooh laughed his tormcntor.-
Learn from this that there is no place
where you dare to go, where dare not
accompany you
Even 10 ----P
The only exception, she answered,
with chuckle; there my dear, | leave
YOU
She had conquered. He never drove
in ut Cape Charles again. but groaned with
the recollection of the seven years, bachc-
lor life at Arlington.
note, also. a favoritc mode Of dressing
the tomnto in Virginia is 10 bake it. " i,h
out suffering the skin to be broken. The
tomato is neatly Drowned, and is very
toerahle in this fashion. Here it is quite
popular. | have seen small man cat a
peck or more at sitting-in round quan
titIes-t'ien tdrn in upon the raw. At
Barnum's the colored waiter corrected nv
English, when called for tomato. Tom,
quoih he dubitatingly Tomato Oh,
tomatusses, you mean YES, said |, quite
rnodesily--it must be tomatusses -
Thereupon with an indulgcnt smile he sup.
Piled me Cor. Charleston Ercn. Ncms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

NOTICE TO CsEsPENTEEss Or
~ HOUSE BUILDBRS-Tbe subscriber would
inform the Community that he has on hand good
lot Of the best Pine Timber that Virginia viii afford
and receiving every week. all Of which will be sold
low for cash OF good papcr
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Com Merc't.
On he pqsiR.
n. B.-Bi.ls for Houses received and J .led at
the shortest notice. Timber well dried il sired
ARg.7--fs j. :. G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22
FVOtfsE BYgLDENG GEnrdwarc.

4 L lam selling all kinds Of Hardware FOR house
furnishing purposes. at 10 per cent less than they
cal be bought Ia this market. Examine my stock
before purchasing 4. WINSTON
a>s 7T-,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

The follow ing amusing sketch is from
a book recently published entitled dream
Lie" by Ike Marvel;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-01-22

Bedford Senliael. Salem Beacon, Wythcyillc
Republican, Abingdon Virsnian and Democrat,
copy times. Jan l5-wSw