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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-30
LEXINGTON ~ Through

kkIAHINNH VIN AZ TEWEEF 2 n
gu aLo,uacsats1SS TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
oaJ Mail PICkEI' Boats, by Sc0iisrlit
aad iynctLtyg.-On md attnr the iGlb, our Boas will
Ieave richmond daily Sundays excepted, ot the nsua
hour p and orrive in Lynehborg in "a honra, and
IN buchanan in A hours.
Returning enyc BuchoLun at "a 4. M, every day
exee' sunday. md arrive in lynchburg at % p. NJ
Leuge BynChburg II + NJ ana nr1so 81 t't-tl -,
~ ours in time to connect with the Norfolk boat4 lcav
ing at u 4. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road ears eaying al A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Saecs at North River. Returning, leave Lexington
cory Jay, except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
Il hours.
Passengers for Farmvlr. fare s.; Buckingham G II,
FIRE $685. Charlottesville :ure -, aud Siaunton fare
L. will leayc Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, mud
ridays Boats.
Below seecurd of time Of arrival at intermediate dis
tanccs
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Accommodation Trnim.

IL ss.EE IL laE
XT1GGINIA ASD TENN Il II. "A Freight Trair
' e,, Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch
h1rg daily Saturday Sunday cxcopled) AT o'clock
p. NJ, and leayc Big Lick doily, (Sondey aud Monday
cNropje1) Mt 81 O'clock n.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by tSa
ry kots, be delivered in the Depot before sun
set tho previous evening Allreighs must be pre- pnid
aug IO.-dts THOS. JELLlS Agt.
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ia'i \. s'5aas15i No. } . a a.; aIzl.o 20 Pc

BEEsWAX -Sales readily made at -.
CofTo#.-fhe ,aies til Wees FOOT up GEO Ja'r.
inferior , fair Upland and Guitars: cash md ol six
months. Prices closing drn. 10 J. higher en- al.t
week. Stock .20e bales.
CANDLES.-saies ofspcrn at 30c, mould Il. Ia a
30, and dipped al II a i2Ic
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DBEDMONT WOEsKS-A ELLISON ir Pr
n prtetor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sosk Blind and Boz Factory,
Mn and Machine Work,
Iron Tnrning0nd Fftttng,

IIVH HTHfVg VHU TflEtHgI
Blacksmitting Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expens"
with power, and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the mpete estab
shmcnt of the Kind in the Southern States and
execute better work and ut cheaper rates. than bc
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors Blinds Window Frames and Sash (prmed AM
glazed if rcqmrcd) McuIdngs, Flooring dressed anG
tongue and grooved reudy orlaying dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, Polings and variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpand Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing Wheclbarrows Picks and Bars and other
FOOLS required upon Public Works
Constantly hand p'd for sale, on reasonable term.
Ill varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
unwor>ed. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
Of Timber sawed TO order,
Jan lifts A. NETTI ETHN 49,.
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.EaGNlX FOUNDRY, Lynchburg

DEHENEX FOUNDRY, Lynchburg
Il VA-lr0n and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Gecrng, Tobacco Presse a. arc machinery gen
orally, furnished reasonable notice and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed Iy this establishment
for the superiority Of its work. will be fully sustained
the execution &C all future orders.
A. G. DABNEY
N B. viii be prepared for Gasfttine ia due time
NOV I'D III A. &. ID.
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V'lIE LARGEST SILK. RIBBON,

4 % ssAEGaf a. 90, Wonaftctayers and i'm
v porers 81 GENTLEHEN5S FURNESHIN(f
GoODS, M. ~ IiHigm ST. midway between Mnidcn
Lane and John Al Neo Yorh-Established in 1891, -
~ Merchants vii find AT THE establishments full
soumeot Of he latest styles Contracting the mott
approved london and fari. fishion,) Of Shir,s
Stocks, Crnots, suspcndcrs, LINEN Catlurs, Drcs-
sing Robes. Hosiery, lnndkerchief4, Under Gar
meuta, Money Bolts, Gloves Shoulder Braces &c,
~.
I97 And every description Of Goods appciuning To II
forn.boP lusin"s, which will be sold At the low.
rat une.5t phi ~.
dec l-dacI 3t
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WANTED 40 EziEsE.-fhe subscribers
w wish to hire or their work on The Va q Tenn.
lailroad, in the Mount,ll region of Va. number of
strong and boys, lo which liberal hire will be paid
fhey have had long experience in the management ot
III grocs. and Themselves large owners. Hned ne
will receive the treatment in every respect
that the" give their own. One of ia he in
byurhbGrg any time, ill the 0lh of January mt the
Wash neton Hotel, ut McCorlle Simpson x Jones,
or at Mcdaniel &lluu's They will nlso buy men and
boys. SCOTT 81 ADAMS.
dec - dacts
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M Il. the undersigned are again opening and cNiib
w ting very large assortment of Cooking Stoves
of every variety of sir and patent, commonly use
together witha well selected assortment Of Paro { hum
brr. Office and Factory stoves. Salanunlnr Furnaces
Crates Fronts Tenders, Scuules. Cindcr Shovc>, Blow
&c. &c., to which respectfully call the
'ntion OF customers and trlc nds Resting assured
thai though cannot promise 10 sell att lower price
dian any elsr, prices will taige Is low as
others, and thai will accommodate customers who
Will iayor whan examination, thcir ,ati,mctiou
as vel a. THEN expectation.
oct 2S.dts AGREE & A1URRILIa
7, S-Ne would Ike employ , Or } good Journey
meu Timers. A. 4 NJ.
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Il &dpp,o1qlr Z" the ftfsf CIsfs -i'pKcs al hnts,
10 a,tsnhd furniture
Il c1ts t.pcjtt.yo Spou2 Cits--BoAes, laics
oCdry goods feathers hoes adIoy e1sf, paiuts oils
dngs and confectionery.
Arlcs ap rop,ialr - 1Ai,d CtasS-N Virginia domes
lies, sugar coffee liquor bagging rope butter chceae.
n larcd tobacco leather, hides cotton yerns, cop.
per, tn sheet IRON hollowware luecnswafc. castings,
hardware marble (dresscd and other heavy articles not
enumerated in speeial or fourth class ut"s.
Artic1cs appropriate 10 thu FouA Ciaas-t lour, (ia
.achs rice, pork beef ish lard llo" and hneon, On
raek- boxes sne>s booseox, alra of rags. ginseng
aud dried fruit, bar iron, mnrbe (undressed) mill and
grnd stones, mill genrog.
'' Ia nf Pc. 100 miles 900 ofFiiy pounds. IA
o cC" II lbs. lao mile 80. 80 c, u
ST. 7-dts
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A BOUT 100000 WORTH

Il aad ffe Jcrcity. BoohS- S/atiohtrA toncY GoodS
DC, jon safe N greatly 5raured P,iees-John Wright
having determined 10 engage Immediately in the bust
manufacturing Tobacco oilers his large aud spleen
did SIO Ok OF Watches, Iewelly, Books and sta
tonery, tie retyl1rea prices and many Of tbcm at
est.
He La. on hand about two handr watches Of all
hiat s. and fine assortment Of gold lins Breast pins
Bracelets Eenr rings Finger rings q III kinds very
enc Diamond rings and Breast PR Silver spoons, Sill
ours, Gold pens and pencil +es, and cIoc@s of al
kind-.
Also, IA 'nr2c assortment of i-eeaneous and school
books Letterand Cay poper and large stock of excel
lett blank boots.
HI Stock Is entirely md embraces the nos de-
.asie goods 10 BE- found, He feel confident that all
=" o may call on him, VIII find the pacos rry low, con-
sdcling tho quality Of tho goods
II" wishes to collect al his outstanding accounts ms
soon as possible, JNO + WRIGHT, II,
lLneo I -
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LUST TO HAND-A fine assortment OF French
y and German Tooth brushes, dressing and ine-ooth
Combs. Shaving and Toilet Soaps, Razors and Razor
trops Lnbins extracts for the handkerchief, Cologne
water Port Monnais, &C, &C., tor sale by
dec JOHN II SEAY, Druggist
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DA1NTS, Medicines &c, White Zinc Paint
l. Brown Zinc Paint, White Lead, Lnseed Oil, Tur-
pentinc, PANT Brushes. For sale by
dec 3-d&cts RSTABLER e. CO
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WANTED.-The subseriLer

n EGROES WANTED.-Thc subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES of both scxcs.
between the ages Of 10 and 30 years, including Mcchu
cs such as Blacksmhs Carpenters, and will pay the
highest market prices in cnsh His office is u newly
erected brick building LIST Lynch street, imrnn-
diatey in of the TURNER'S Bank where he is pre-
pnrrd having erected build ngs with that view board
negroes, Lvachburg for sole otherwise on
moderate and keep them ii they
placed in the nj ., .ae CORPORATION.
aug 26--daelr SETH WOODROOF.-
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10 TEE EAkMERS-Tho subscribers hav
D ing purchased the Patent Right of d Glow Dpnble
Cyliad,ical Rotary Screea tAeoi IAN are now prann
factring them md al the Fnrmrrs call and exanin.
Iorthemselvcs. DIUGUID & BRO,
Mr. l5-d4e2tWta Iggrbbprg E0undin
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"a $ Il A Is u Il Y ~
4 l As received lqrec supply Of BOOTS, SHOES,
Il HATS CAPS, TRUNKS. VAfISES, CAR
PET BAGS. UMBRELLAS, and other goods usual in
well supplied Boot Shoe and HIT Store, oil Of which
tre offered At fair prices nm determined transact
my busincss right straight uong bat little caring how
othrfs do thers. Il is due my friends, to press my
heartfelt thanks foe their very liberal patronage. Ny
effort shall be In SECURE its continuance.
oet 9ls Express copy I'm P.sEABURY.
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: me .sssU fOrter.

w 20baskrt> Champagne Wine. various brands.
lOterces London Porter, in pint bottles, inst re-
reived and for sale by LEE \ JOHNSON.
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' n '7 III I'T3N0JN IFAIs tVerY d"serIptUn
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING:

such "a Pamphlets, Hand-bilIs. Circulars. RJI-
heads, Blanks, Checks, Cards, Labels, De- a r.
They have secured the workman exclusively In
th branch OF their and persons orders
rely On having their work done exueditiausls
Conhlentof their ability give fre actiu Ia .fct
fully solicit portion Of the public patronage.
ho-1rlers from the country promptly at tended 4,
2s--ihs TERRY 4 SHIELDS
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G.PLENDED SHLyERGUPs, NEW FEW.
- ely, Gde- Patterns fine Clocks, every cheup)
elegant God and Silver Watches (warraned for two
yrars.)
Also, brand cap oapc, of the bestnnd fnestq,a
y, fine No,e puPerand fancy Envelopes, New Books,
goo1 Books very fine Books. School Books, &c all for
sale at the lowest prizes. Gail and look these Good
before you buy cse~ here. You money by do
ing so. (oct G.t$) JOHN Z. WRIGHT.
AIgEFs IND CUFFS have Just opened
VI choice lot Of fuRS, suitable for the
Those in OF such articles, would do well call
and see them, X i HENSlNG.
dec 6-ts
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. H. Brittingham Mitchell PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them n valuable APP.
pendage, groat enence and efficient protcc
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
X. i. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Hugucnot Syringe,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, farnyie:
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham
II. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump cun be seen in at DR.. VIM s. NORRIS,
Dineuids foundry md al many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility md useful
ness. The Pump be seen in Rcl mond, nj t,.y Wing
Office They warranted L "orl well for year
TT NOTICE.-All per.nis buying selling lhe
above articles are responsible 10 me for 1t.
r. BRITTINGIIAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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11l...df1KClAL RECORD.
-,.,,nrg Tobacco and waeat Market.
,.ncbburg wholesale Prices Current,


rrfp EyEkY WEDNESDAY, AND sATU IDAr
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I W. To RFA U TO IA k N 4 nc =,
G.alears Flo,ists hcorpo,"tca C0mpanies, Man
Yactmgs. Arti:ous, Prgtessiouoi Mo 1iechancs, and
ofhos-Ghe Pump ana Eire Engine
c0ntbiHcd.-Rg Sccly,f ny Uafed States Let.
'erS-Imeah-ALL lNFRINGEmgsrs WILL BE PnosEcu
IT'D ny LAW MS is the most }aluuble invention Of
the age; and without which, mnnnaeores public edi
hces hotels, aud private dwellings, nre Incomplete and
f4qy aratyey insecure. With this chenp and riicien,
auaccommodating insurance companies, ind can bfti
lehancc to tie iHcendory.
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vIRGINIkN JOB PRINTING 0FFIcE

ih subscribers having recently made extensive addition
this department Of their business would inform tbe G
and the public that they prepared to execute NEAl
IIOAI ll1 anl ON kEANllN IlE EEEALa
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GLOVER AND ORCHARD GRASS

- SEED-l0O bushels prime new Clover Seed,
% bushels Orchard Grass Seed iu.t received and
Tor saleby LEE g. JOHNSON
nov 23-ta
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

REcovERY or LOST WouX or
FRASSLIN.--A London periodical enli-
tied "Notes and Queries" announces
the recovery OF lost work Of Benjamin
Franklin. II is entitled, "A Disserta-
ton OH Liberty and Necessity, Pleasure
al Pain, in "A Letter TO Friend "
This was Franklin's frs, work, as he
tells us in his autobiography, printed in
London in l725, when he was only
eighteen years ol1. II was designed III
pai, IA All answer 10 WolIas,, MS" Rel.
gion Of Nature" But few copies were
printed, and most of them were after
wards destroyed by Franll lin him>cl,
under the apprehension that the pam
pilet might have an e~l tendency. A
Mr.. Cross'ey, Of London, has recently
discovered copy OF it in volume Of
bound tracts. II is an Svo. of 10 close
Imprinted pages.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

During the last year. there were
manufactured at the Springfield armOry
~, 900 muskets. at a cost Of SS,75 for
each musket. In 1899, they could not
he made q, less than Sl7,44.
THE Blsnop OF WATERFORD. Soon
riter The consectaiiun oi lle late Dr.
French. afterwards Archbishop oil
Tuam, as Bishop of Waieriord, he ac-
comranieJ hs ihher, one Sunday, 10
tile Magdalen Asylum, in Lceson street,
Dublin; where, his person being un-
known, hut his dress indicating his
ministerial character. the sexton az
preached him respectfully, aud rcqucs
ted that hc would. in compliance with
The general rule observed there, Wit u
any strange clergyman was present.
give his assistance TO The chapIaln.-
Tie instantly complied with the request,
read the service OF the day, and alter
the sermon was concluded, he was told
b. The unceremonious chaplain, that his
duties were not yet over, and that he
expected him TO administer the Lordss
supper 10 The congregation. " In TACT"
fuli his Grace, IN repeating The ancc-
dote, "ihe humblest curate in Dublin
could not have more OF the burden OF
the day laid uIon him. However, did
everything he desired ; and after service
followed him into vesiry anu dlsrobed,
wi lie he scarcely condcscended TO no.
lice me. When made my bow 10 de-
part, he said, Sir, am greatly obliged;
may ask 10 whom am indebted p
The Bishop Of Waterford said | and
shall never forget :he poor mans
counienancc. He seemed thunder
struck; and I was glad to escape from
the apologies he WAS forcing upon me-"
- Christian " Wafchman.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

Faied,ctary of an Editor. The io!-
lowing is the valcdiclory article Of an
editor out West
"The undersigned rcrires from the
editorial chair with complete conviction
that all is vanity. From the hour he
started his paper, 10 the present time,
he has been solicited 10 lie upon every
gwen subject, and cant remember ever
having told wholesome truth, without
diminishing his subscription Iiet, or
making an enemy. Under these cir
eumstancee Of trial, and having a
thorough contempt toi himself, he re'ires
in order 10 recruit his moral coastitu-
ton"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

DIAMONDS IN NoRrH CARoLiNA-
The North Carolina Wig, published at
Oh ,rloue, in the North State, has the
following, under date Of March II:
" a few days since we were shown
by Dr.. G. l.. Hunter, Of Lincoln county,
what is supposed 10 be genuine dia-
mond weighing about half carat, dis.
covered in the neighborhooi by the doc
tor while searching for gold in email
stream. He will send it north TO have
the truth OF the matter tested and iher,
il i: is genuine, lie will himself give
description aId history Of it, aud search
for more oi the same kind"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

The ARMY.-The Washington cor
respondent ofthe Philadelphia Ledser
states that the Committee on Military
Affairs Of the Senate, have recommen-
dcd "a re organization OF the army,
and especially of the artillery service,
which, il carried out, would render the
army lar more efficient than it now is
enable it TO be at any time extended to
36 coo men, and be well differed, and
yet not increase the expense OF it ma
tcrially. An attempt will undoubtedly
be made to carry bill, embodying
these improvements, through both
Houses Of Congress.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

uTAfter ihe ,ragical result Of the
trial of Count BocarmC for poisoning
with nicotine, it was announced that his
widow had sought soIace for her misery
n a convent. But she preferred anoth.
cr consolation, and taking sumptuous
apartments at Brussels. has led there n
very brilliant, it not very much consured,
career. Her hotel was naturally the
center Of constant curiosity, nor did the
public spare woman who so little re-
garded hc prophecies Of her situation.
During the recent Carnival. and on the
last day s'lo;ted to the grolesque pleas
aniry Of tl.at senson. the po,k cochere or
eat door Of the Hotel Bocarno was
observed decorated with garlands oil
: tobacco, enwrcathed with inscriptions
every kind, hut oil all which nicotine
~as the invariable theme.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

TP Daniel Brown, the locotoco Block
Island Missionary. sailed from here for
tina, green Isle of the sea, yesterday
morning, at O'Clock. He was well
supplied with the sinews Of war; his
last interview was with Beach Law.
renee, who, with number of other de-
voted saints, was on the wharf TO bid
Danic! farewell. 1t was expected the
pious Milton Hall would have been
present 10 offer up a prayer Oh the occa-
sion but Milton was so much engaged
in practising his last speech for Monday
night, that he had no time to devote to
the salvation Of Daniel. Daniel must he
very careful, or some Of those young
Block Islanders will shave him again,
as they did last year.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
cANCEROUS ScRoFULA!

This j. the rasc of II dYipg who vet hre' lie vos
rp,,d of \ cas" of SCRDtILA by only fserS fst
H. of Buu's urirr tnn ever was cured bv the use ~
GioNs al tie r ~ S,SdI"tHd that Was ever made
Slr,,nra has Nccai medical Torer 10 effect the esrs
uf .Iri u rcro,iaqiy hoyt'e,s ease,
Nr / n IItSKIN nf Rome Oneikf Co., y. v. had SSvsE
confined Ia his bed The L1H ysdr--hc
was llcl ds.P,l and drbllacd a. TO he nnahl. !"
r I- maud his head lie had the be,f nedirdi adr'ss
had of ih" best SdIdrids 10 ns good effect
ru' r-se aud rr,sr. sl considered 10 lee IN dying
ante and could not live hr,ay four hsnys Longer, when he
rununrilctd using BRANTS PlEiflfk. His nerF Tis
c1ch rcrIV IT. Jtul o h"is rate. fhrotyh
hi, riniyjur HnIcr hi- cli. that lie srruhed tTonrh
t, pr h. r,, around that II could lee igfN
~ u, nrc IL only hriin. hy snaH piece; the rs.
f Que u,.t destroyed hv two ulcers ulcer under
he arm. large "0"s haHd lad nearly cifsn mrsn.h
IN, sie iut1 hs bbdy In- In afflicted with hre.'v
such ppiyd dcd pjeIitr uicrs, various paris of be
u..,-ol For iurhur AMI N.l PARTICULARS see our FAN
PtILIfS. ...... ,.,
Dr THOMAS WILL AMS, one the most .kilhil ply
sicnns of Rome. called t0 Hnskin the day hfo,s
,, commenced using iiraf. Purifier Dr. w eAnmirei
hnl mad then told him that al he medicino in the vsriS
L..-t.. LLu.--LI I'm L.. .lL.. Y
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

The Phiiddeiphia Bulietin, speaking
OF Lola MonicZ in Boston, says:
Alas poor Boston. Fallen, indeed,
art thou from the grand days Of old, "
when, not merely its Iabble, hut lis con-
silluteI authorities and the instructors
OF thy youth, became the lacqueys OF a
foreign cuurtezan. How Europe will
lxul But let US close forever this
scanJalous page i'll the history Of our
countrY.n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

A FEMALE Sur CAPTAiN.-Amongs
the feet lately hound in Lamlash, not
the lca.t, but perhaps the greatest won
der was the good old brig Cleotus, Of
Sallcoa,s, which for more than 20 years
has been commanded by an heroic and
exceedingly clever young lady, Miss
Betsy Miller, daughter Of the late Mr..
w Miller, ship owner and wood mer
chant oi that town. lie was concerned
with several vessrls, both IN the Amcri-
eau aud cuasilng trade. Miss Betsy,
before she went 20 sea, acted as ships
husband 10 her iaIler, aud seeil z how
th. captains ~ many cases behaved. her
romantic and adventurous spirit inn
imprllad her To 90 to sea herself. Her
father gratIfied her caprice. and gave
her the command of the Cleotus, which
she h"lCs to the present day. and she
has Wcaihcrcd tic storms ol the drea
when many commanders OF the olher
Eek have been driven 10 pieces on the
rocks. The Cleoius is well known in
The ports Of Belfast, Dublin, Cork, &C.
Gidsgor Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

LOLA MosrEz's CuoicE The Cour-
tee ol Lande eidt is rapidly becoming
an important character in the Demo
cratic party While at Richmond she
was formally baptized into the lalih. Ut
der The spons 'rshlp OF the editor Of the
Enquirer who took pei 10 publish
stecia voucher for her orthodoxy. At
Boston. the other day. she ayailed her
self ol an interview With editors to pro-
nouncr n decided preference lot MIR. IT,
chanan. and expressed "A ieryent regret
that she will not be qualified to record
vote in his lavor. With such an end
orsem,n,, Mr.. Burhanan will unques-
'ior1hly rim ahead oi all competitors.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08
HOUSES FOR SALE,

'HllE Grecnman House in Spruce street, con-
L tanning eleven rooms, with all the necessary
convenicnces aud out-buihling., well of good wa
ter, barn, II large garden containing variety Of
fruit trees, sc.
Also "A house IN Tanner street, containing eight
Rooms, with out buildings, well Of -ood water,
g,rlcn cont inning fruit trees, Sc. Both houses
are in good repair. For terms, &C., apply at this
viicc. W. II. CRANSTON.
Jan Ii. If
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

o. Scene Waiting room Of railway
station. Pcrsonagrs-Sout gentleman
smoking, and railway ohicirl Posted
rule" Smoking strictly prohibited" -
Raihrdy OGcia!-" You'd better not
smoke, sir y Yiare'ier-" That's what
my friends say" Raiiuay CGcial-
But YOU muSnt smoke, sir! Irarei-
hr--" so my doctor tells me- RdH-
may OgiciM Indignantly" But you
shant smoke, sir!' Tdreiler-" All,
just what my wife says.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-04-08

nF The Londnn Aihen8um states
that lady in England lns IN her pos
session a sealed package of the late
Margaret FulIer's manuscripts-prob-
ably intended by her ior publication
They are supposed 10 be the journals
she kept during her stay IN Eng gand.- -
Upon her departure for the Continent
she placed them in the hands of a friend
in London. with the injunction that the
package should be returned with the
seal uubroken, to her hands. No pro-
vision was made for DEATH and the lady
who has the package feels no little diff
Guilty as TO .ne course she should pur-
sue. The parcrs, OF course, belong TO
Miss Fulcr's heirs.