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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22

THE SABBATH AND TIE BEE.--The one
is an emblem Of rest, the other an emblem
of industry, and both inestimabe blessings
to man. BY the sueGt Of thy face shalt
thou eat thy bread" was blessing to man
instead of curse. Precipitation is neces-
sary to health Industry energy, enterprise,
toll, labor, work, work, work, first, midst.
and last, from early dawn to setting sun,
are wonderful improvers of the health of
the purse, the fertility of the farm, and the
ygor aud strength of the man. Up at five
in the morning, rain or shine. hot or cold
take an abl1,ion of pure cold water, outside
and in. Try it--try il for yourselves, and
give US the result of your experience, for
the beneft of those who think il a task, to-
rise up early and eat the bread of care and
industry, All that we can promise you is
good appetite for breakfast, and hearty
relish for the labors of the day. Initiate
the busy Bee, who gathers honey all tie
day from every opening flower" and re-
member "lhe Sabbath was made for man,
and not man for the Sabbath" 1t is Goods
special present to the nottingham" aud one
of It's chief objects is to prolong his lie,
and preserve efficient his working tone
The man who toOrks six days IN the week
and uniformly rests on the seventh, will
have accomplished more labor at the end of
the year, and performed 1t better, than he
who abors necessarily all the seven days in
the week. Resting on the Sabbath "acts
on the vital system like compensation
pond 1t replenlshes the spirits, the elias
ITCHY and vlgor which the last six days la
Dor have drained away, and supplies the
force which is to I'll the six days succeed
ing and, in the economy Of existence, it
answers the same purpose as, in the econo-
my OF income, Is answered by a savings
bank, The frugal man who puts aside
pound to-day and another next month, and
who in quiet way is always putting aside
his stated pound from time to time. when he
grows old and frail, gets not only the same
pounds back again, but good many pounds
beside. And the conscientious man who
husbands one day Of his existence every week
See ifh pGge.)
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Total, slI9,76l,7Is s7I,I54 1903

Deduct the specie part of the exports, $780,
026,97s, the balance against II, amounts to
the snug little sum of seron.y-0nc millions
one hundred and .ffyfour tkousand three
hundred and sirty-three dollars. We have
heard Of farmer, too much addicted to the
use of the bottle, the value of whose farm.
stock, implements Of husbandry, pillow, har-
row and ptchfork, all ran DOZEN his throat
IN the course Of forty years. That was bad
enough; but in national point of view,
this running in debt TO mother Britain, at
the rate of more than seven millions
month, is much like swallowing pitchforks,
tine foremost 1t is little too much for
the industrious laborers and hard working
veomanry of the country TO bear with pa.
thence. 1t is ruinous policy, and tends
directly and inevitably to the depression Of
productive industry. Under its operation
more than two hundred thousand spindles,
in the New England states, are rusting, and
the mills containing them deserted-the
iron forges ofNew York aud penusylyania
are Frustrated, and their fires put out the
bread of labor is taken from the mouth of
deserving yet suffering industry. Millions
on millions of the hard earnings of worthy
citizens, invested in factories and FORCES.
which once gave to labor its merted re-
ward, now lie worse than useless, because
subject TO rapid decay; spectacles of the
folly and madness of e1cessire iaiportations.
to the ruin of our own manufactures, aud
the Prostration of the hopes and prospects of
the industrious laborers and artizans of the
country whose government should protect
their rights and promote their interests
And the wrong and INJURY is as great to ev-
cry tiHer Of the soil as to any other class
OF citizens in the republic. How great
and how long ii is to continue, is beyond
the reach of our arithmetic
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22
Total,
S33.O26.g5s

80 1t seems, as plain as " addition and
subtraction" that Of all the deposits at the
mint there is only balance left us of
about four millions, and this is liable to he
exported at any moment. But this even
could be borne with some tolerable deoree
Of equanimity and good nature we're the
balance IN our favor on footing up the
amount Of imports and exports II our cy-
phering is correct, and any schoolboy inVer-
mont can correct us in that, if we are in
fault, the balance of trade is altogether in
lavor OF Great Britain aud her merchants,
mechanics, and manufacturers, and against
our own country and its industrious people.
This Is all wrong 1t should not be So
The " boot should be upon the other leg"
But let us figure on, and see how stands the
dread account, as respects
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-01-22
Total
AIO1.O7O.lo7

Leaving out Of the account the immense
sums which have been sent to Chill and
many foreign ports, without being mani
tested, and much more which has been
made into jewelry N England. A precious
amount of gold indeed Enough to make
the people and the country rich aud iude-
pondent, provided, by wise aud prudent
policy it were kept at home to circulate
among the active business men and proaii-
GERS of the country. But alas, II Is not so.
We are the mere agents Of others, Tie trns-
tees OF European merchants and manulac-
turers, To hand It over 10 them, at their
bidding. in payment of " goods, wares and
merchandise" most of which we onght Ell
Their to manu- actme for ourselves, or do
without. The following is the amount OF
gold and and silver exported from the sim
gle city of New York in ten months. Let
US see how II foots up
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GI)c 3]low.
" ne thm hy the Piow would thfi,e
liimsct must either HOLD ~ pHIrE. %

DEHr And CREpIr Gentle reader, are
you good at figures We presume So as
most intelligent farmers are, as well as mer-
chants aud mechanics. Come, then, and
let US oypher it out, aud see if the " boot
is on the right leg or, in other words,
see # our incomes are more than our out
goes, for if our beloved country is running
IN debt to Great Britain, depend upon it.
pay day will come, money or no money.
aud the people like politicians, will have to
" stand up to the rack, fodder or no fod-
der How stands the account Let US
see. According to the official showing.
tie deposits OF the precious metals, mostly
gold, Ut the Philadelphia mint since Janu-
airy 1851, amount to S37 ,0ll, 7ss. Of this
amount California has furnished about
S36, OOO, 600. The actual product Of the
mines, is estimated by competent Judges,
as follows
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& State 1onrnol.

Published EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
rERMs-sl50 oashin advance So 900 ifpayuont ir nos
DO advance iatero't alway. rhafsod from the end of
Ho yrlr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

DELL HOTEL. LIBERTY, BEDFORD
- COUNTY, HIRGINIA.-The undersigned hav-
ing purchased of Mr. William Terry, that old and well
know Hotel establ' -hment, know the BELL HO-
TEL Liberty, IL OILERS his services the public for
tie patronage so long bestowed upon his predecessors
repair from Cellar Garrett Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country produce, and the BA
with the most genuine and best quality of Liquors
His Stables are in excellent condition. we'll provided,
good and renble Ostlers always in attendance
The Rocky Mount line ofC oaches connect this poin
trweekly with the Cars of Va. and Tenn. u. r.. aud
passengers coming from any direction either the Car
Stages private conveyance, will always find him pre-
pared o accomdnte them with meals any hour.
II fntters himself tha from the reputation of this
house and with encgy speared on his part to render
his guests comfortable, he will receive liberal shnre Of
patronago. THOMAS LEFTWICH.
IL, II-i.if
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LEXINGTON ~ Through

a. LEXINGTON AZ ThrONsh
81 ,,sAhl51s1wvzs2S5 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
SA'A.A4"-A-- our lIaH PACKET Boats, By SeOttSvaic
md Lynchbug.-On and after the 10th our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, ut the usua
hour and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours and
in buchanan in AZ hours
Returning leave Buchanan at u A M, every day,
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 50 p. NJ
Leave Lynchburg at 8 P NJ and arrive in Richmond in
- hours in time to with the Norfolk boats leav
ing 5l A. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Rnil
Road cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages at North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, aud arrive in Richmond in
IA hours.
Passengers for Farmville fare s.; Buckingham II,
fare 1925; Charlottesville, fare s.. and Staunton, fare
Il. will leave Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays Boats.
Below see card of time Of arrival intermediate dis.
ances
nuu. z icLllnl1 lniLu elccnk ,SnnAnus NJ 6 n. m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

N1 XII KEWAKD-Ab,eonde from farm
~ n CV near Amherst Court House. Va, about
the 18th of October last, THREE SLAVES, the
property of the of John Penn decd late of that
county TINT is say CHARLES, n bright mulatto
man, with hair entirely straight. and about so years of
uge,-his wife, BETSY black woman, between forty
and fifty years of age.-ther son, WILLIAM, about 10
90 years of age 1t is supposed that they have or
attempting get the State of Ohio it be-
eved that they left the plantation about the time re-
moving party of manumtted slaves going to that State
left the county 1t is supposed that they openly ac
companied that party by lurking in the rear secured
their escape. will give the owe reward for the APP
prehension and deiveryto me- at my residence in the
said county Of Amherst if less than the whole
Der be SO delivered then will pay $50 for each dev
cred HENRY LOVING, Adrn'r de bonis non,
with the will annexed, of John Penn, decd.
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. x n0A Ortiz OF aUR
HELHE-lO NESA III

IKOOD, MAIN STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We offering large assortment Of Furniture
at reduced prices, have greater fciites for man
ufacturing than heretofore. We thanks for
the liberal patronage received from middle and western
Virginia and we hope offer such inducements as to,
merit continuation of these f,vors. Our motto is
"Quick sales and small profits, and intend in all
cases TO adhere to it strckly. We invite ali to exam.
inc stock believe we will offer greater in.
ducements buyers than any other louise in the State
W prepared to Manufacture all articles in line
at the shortest notice. JONES & I.ARWOOD.
Sent Ads
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NEW GO0DS--FALE sS51.- The SUR
~ scliber would Respectfully annn1nce 10 his friends
and the public generally, that he il prepared of
fer The trade arga and well selected stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods at unusual low prices. Ills
stock of Fall Cloths, Sanetts, Lnsey5 &c. Is very
large, also very nrge and desirable stock of Blankets
sill of wlie! viii be offered very low piece.
Sept 24-difts D. 7 c. letters
IB- Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

ECEEyING AND FORWARDING


scriber still continues the ire proof brick Warehouse
on the cana amidst all the changes to receive and for
ward Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Our charges WILDE low, aud forwarding done with dis.
patch.
Will receive in few days, first rate assortmen, oi
Groceries, which he VIII sell low, and buy all time,
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for which he
will give he best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES B. RENWICK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

TINEH Ek II HING MACHINES and
a WHEAT FANS-The attention Of the public IL
respectfully invited stock of Threshing Machines
and Wheat Fans which substantially built and of
the approved patterns, Persons in need of such
implements would do well to give stock exami-
naon. feel satised that they will be pleased both
in price and craftsmanship.
All Implements warranted to perform well.
iy15.ts DIUGUID & BROTHER
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w SHIN TON HOTEL
LYNCHBURG, VA

TGNHE Undersigned have the pleasure of informing the
h public, that they have purchased the WASH
ENGEON HOTEL, and that the business will
be conducted under the name and style of VIM LEFT
WlCll & son. VIM. Leftwich the senior partner,
hns removed to Lynchburg for the purpose of taking
chnrge of the establishment, and will shortly commence
thorough and complete repair and reftting of the
premises in every department, which i'll enable him
entertain his guests IN manner satis Glory them
and himself.
III will spare pans expense in supplying the
House, Iobies, Bar and SiaJles with crey hing the
country affords and trusts, from his long experience in
this line Of business accommodate all who may call
on him in agreeable style.
II returns his thanks for very large patronage so
long bestowed upon him whilst lac the proprietor OF
the House known Us the M0uatoia Etew, the great
Western tholoughfac, side of the Outer River, in
the county of Bedford and solcit from those he has, on
SO many occasions entertained at his country stand
call low hat he has removed to the city To prosecute
the same business which the best years OF lS lite
have been devoted. VIM LEf lNICn,
Oct l-2twts NM w. LEE Will
Bedford Sentinel copy.
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DaEDMONT WORkS-A ELLISON jr Pro
L. prietor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash blind and Boz Factofy
Nun and Machine Work.


Iron Turning and Fitting,
Matchmaking Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with strnm power and large variety Of machinery for
working wood aud iron form the complete esab-
zhmeht Of the kind in the Southern States. and
execute better work and cheaper rites, than BIO
in the ordinary mode.
Builders md those intending build supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sush (primed and
glnzed if requred) Mouldings Flooring dressed and
Tongue and grooved ready for laying, dressed Ceiling
md Notwithstanding, Pangs and variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractorssuqplicd with Dump and Stone Cara, Der
rick Gearing, Wheelbnrows Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hnnd pad for sale, reasonable
all varieties of Flooring md other Lumber worked
nnworllcd. Saving and Flaming done order. Bills
Of Timber sawed To order.
Jan Lifts A NETTI.ETeN 49,
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Agreeable to the above resolution, statement Of all
bniance due on stock with interest will be made, and
will be expected that all the Stockholders in arrears
viii call and settle the same at this office.
nov l7-d2m JNO. r. HUGHES, CFk.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS.

W. z. gkkE Al 4 VI AS.-ATI VINO n W not
w yet provided themselves with appropriate sui
for the approaching festive had better call at
once at the Bazaar and rig We have just rec, iyt
cdanoher lot OF those fine CLOTH dress und roc coats;
new style French fancy Cashmere pants fine Doe skin
do fancy and black grenadne Merno, Cut Velvet Cas-
,imerc Farmers Satin, and Embroidered C 10th Vests
Silk aud Marseiles Party Vests Corded collars White
silk Crayats Pocket handkerchiefs Silk half hose &C.
&c. dec 2j-ts SSHAFER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

GOMetEling opened this morn
- ing the following and beautiful GOODS:
Rich printed Mouslin ID Laines
3" Scotch Pnids, very pretty
Real French Merino, every colour, much cheaper
than usual
Blue crimson and Pen-green Thib Shawls,
Black Thib Shnwls, very large
Plaid Long Showls, in great variety.
French worked mourning Hdk'fs, from $3d to $6d
Beautiful hemstitched Hdk'fs
Sleeves Collars and Chcmisettes new styles,
Black Canton Grape, a very superior article, and
splendid stock Of Silk Hosiery
An examination from the Ladies is respectfully asked
by oct 8-ts if DON T. G. PETERS
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OFFICE OF THE Va & TFNs. R, R. Co., !

Lynclbure, No. 9th, 1852.
7 a meeting Of the Board of Directors of the Vir.
"A GINA and Tennessee Railroad company, held at
heir Office in the city of Lynchburg, this day.
On motion, Resolved That the delinquent SiochholI
be called pay the due from them within
sixty days that legal proceedings viii be instituted
enforce collection.
copy from the minutes.
F. q. MORRISON, Crk p. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

COMMUNICATIONS.
We have in Mr.. X. Brttinghnm MITCHELL PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable ap
pcndage, great convenience and efficient rrntec
ton against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond
r.. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, GIuguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
X. J. GAINES, Chmlottee.
The Pump can be seen in Dir. VIM g. Morris
Duguids foundry, and many other places in Lynch.
barg. all of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump be seen in RicI nond, mt n.- WIFI
Office. They warranted t. ',prk we'll for one year.
Iy NOTlCE-All persr,,. buying selling the
uboveartcles, are responsible to me for it.
Il. BRITTlNGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-ds Proprietor.
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II Vie IN E.s7S y n Z st< V III
\ COAT has been pronounced the richestthng Of the
kind in town,--jus received, by the steamer Roanoke
and Express, a fresh supply The famous Farmers
Riipg cont may also be found Establishment,
as well az ereyhiag in the way of OverCoats at all de-
Among them finer than any heretofore exhibited
Cul-Yey,t Vests,la new and splendid article. Black
Doe s.n, Pants new styles; Fancy Cass. Pants. and
ny other new Goods justrcceiyed at the LOTHING
BAZAAR A. f. SHAFER & CO.
dec GA.tS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

I NDUCAEBON-Ayo young man with some cxpe-
IL rience who give instruction in English, Latin
Greek and French, wishes to obtain employment,
eaehcr FOR the ensuing yenr. He would prefer stua-
ton with professional gentleman, who would give
him the ofhis Library. But this he will by
make sine quanon. He will promptly any
communication on the subject if addressed (post paid
to A. b. c. Otter Bridge, Bedfore Va.
doe p6-W4W IOSEPH WILSON,
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articles appropriate 10 The First C/0Ss-BoXes ct hats
bonnets aud furniture
driicles appropriate TO Second CldsS-Boxes bales
Of dry goods feathers Shoes saddlery glass, prints, oils
drugs and confectionery
Articles apsropriateio Third Class-Virginn domes
ties sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns cop
per- tin sheet iron. hollow ware queenswarc, castings,
hardware MARBLE dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth clnss rates
articles appropriate to the FoaM CiaSs.-Flour, Tin
ncks) rice pork, beef fish lard tallow aud bacon, Gin
casks boxes sacks beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron marble (undresSed) mill and
grind stones mill gearing.
H.. { so miles l.50 Salt per bushel 8
Plaster las nf per 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds 10
ann H. = $50 miles. $50 II
SEP 7-dts
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CHEAP SHOES, HATS,

M CHEAP SHOES, HATS, ND
80 GAPS &c. -
M Y stock Of Fall and Winter Shoes BOOTS,
WI MRS, CAPS, Trunks Carpet Bags, Sole
Leather, &C. is now complete, composed of articles
the best workmanship materials and styles, which the
public earnestly solicited to examine, with prom-
e that each and will be sold prices that will be
tireiy satisfactory, and mistake.
Oct l8-ts JOHN G. MEEf"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25

VA Il, the undersigned, are again opening and cxhib
w iting very large assortment of Cooking Stoves
of every variety of size and patent, commonly use,
together witha well selected assortment Of Puror Chum
Der, Office and Factory SaIamnnoar Furnaces,
Crates, Fronts, Tenders, Scuitc Cinder Shoves Blow
ers. &c &c, to which very respectfully call the
tenion of customers and friends. Resting assured,
that though we cannot promise sell at lower price
than any one else, prices will range low
others, aud that will accommodate customers who
will favor us with an examinations their satisfaction,
as well rs their expectation.
oct 2S-dts AGREE & MURRILL.
7. S-Nc would like to employ or good journey
men Tinners. A. & NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-25
UNION SEMINARY

VALLEY UNION SENEfNARK.-The
second term of the session Of ten months,
will open Monday, the Bird of January, 1853, and
continue without interruptions to the last Thursday in
May. Young ladies who design becoming members of
the Institution should be present at the opening OF the
term
For board and Tuition in all English branches.SG0 90
For Music, Ancient and Modern languages, &c, ad-
ditional charges made.
Payments half in advance.
dec 2-w4w CIIAS l. COOKE, Principal.
GAMES! Canes!-Just received, by express, )
" duzen Sword Cunes, of different patterns and 5
dozen plain Canes Bowie kniies, a fine assortment
and Pocket Dirk Knes, &c. for sale by
VIM. b. & C FISHER, Opposite he F,ankhR.
oct lj.ts