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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12
ATTENTION Light Fnfmt,sYy!
A TTENTE0N AEsT'EELERY.-
Two the Cisixesas Of LyncV,surg--

y ~ Aiii1 blFSSt Mt Hdrr the old
g'me, every family kept its medicine chest and
scales, and forthe slightest complaint. whether or-
CHANTING from cold fever. exposure tot the weather
improper diet, foul stomach, feeble digestion, or
oiAcr simple causcsn certain numbciof grains cfca-
on c were given at night. and by way Of completing
the punishment on the following morning "a dose of
castoroil was administered The consequence was
that where slight indispo-iton only first manfes-
ted, nausea, fevcrand weakness followed often re-
suting in spells, which lasted for weeks, and
ufrrqucntiy ended in death. Oflate years, how
ever the old practice has somewhat aha;cd, and light
stimu a ts, in ordcrto giycth system strength 10
sst disease, have been resortcd TO, and the con-
sequence is, that hundreds how recover who nm
der the old treatment, would have lost their lives
These facts being known-and that they are facts
no one will deny, the natural inquiry is what prep
afation now extant be administered with the
greatest degree Of safety and within strongest chan
ces ofsucc To these inquiries answer" Bakers
Celebrated PREMIUM BITTERS.' are the very
thing ofal others to be administered ordinary oc-
casions; and for these they correct the as
cdty OF the stomach and strengthen il when debil-
'ta,cd they arouse the liver from torpidity and
produce ahealthiu action; they cxpel all foul secre-
tons; and being superior tonic, they increase and
sharpen the appetite, thereby adding strength and ac-
tvity to the various organs, which enable them to
perform their duty with promptness and efficiency
Parents will md these BI'fTERS exceedingly ben
ecial when administered TO children; and as a fam
lily medicine for ordinary complaints Of colds, etc.
they will always prove valuable when regularly nd
minstered. D(SPEP1ICS will find these Bitiers
tobe the best remedy discovered for their COM
plan and persons subject TO agucs, living in see
tions of the country where sgue and fever are com
mon. may defy this lnaihesome disease il they will
but use Bakers Celebrated Premium Bitfers as
directed during the fall and spring months. Price
only so cents per bottle. To be had of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12
Janaes River arra BKauaw.a Cclsa

>.
"a adjourned meeting OF the siockhold-
crs ofthc James River and kanawha Com
many WAS held in the Han of The Honso Of
D.arr.,,rs -, Fil.y ov..,,;n. O. ~
y Z, N"' . VII"
" wy \" aus 10 o"''' ,l,'"'
'""h Mason EsH. President OF the
company presented a report from the
h"aru OF directors N pursuance OF a re-
solu''oh passed on 'ne @oih Novcmber,'
Fr'err'hS t'e "h''e SUBJECT OF reduction
= 'o''s % 'he,,' WIN instructions TO re-
,orm inc 'afih Of Tolls SO as to raise the
largest amount Oh revenue ana the greatest
amount OF tonnage "lhe amount OF re-
uuo''oh erected oy me proposed modlhca
uOn on tnc same tonnage which produced
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State account, from Clifton Forge or Gov
Iing'on. across the Allegheny Mountanl 10
some convenient point on the Ohio River,
rcserving as far as practicable the ground
necessary to the continuation of the water
line improvement Of this company. TO be
occupied at any future time when deemed
expedicnt.
DR.. Early, with view to ascertaining
the views and probable action Of the Leg
islature on the sui .jecr, moved to pos, pone
the further consideration of the subject uu-
i'll the 18th February next.
This gave rise to an extended, and in
some points spicy, debate in wesch Mes
srs. Lyons, +. James, Early, Mason. Lon
don and Anderson took part. The rela
tive advantages Of water line and rail
road TO the Ohio were more or less brought
up and examined.
The vote was taken on Dr.. Early's mo
ton to postpone till the 25ih February
but no quorum voted; three votes being
wanting to make quorum. The vote a.
galnst the moiionto postpone was about 100
votes more than the vote in its favor Mr.
Crutcifeld, one of the State proxies. who
voted IN the negative, said that he did non
design TO commit himself by the v6tc-as
he opposed the Postponement on The
ground Of It's Inconvenience and the diff
Guilty and expense Of getting another meet
ing.
The meeting then adjourned until to
night at the same place.-Hichm0nd En-
qulTeT.
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DEATHS. !.

Died OF scarlet fever after short aud distressing
Illness on the goth u!t. at the residence of bis fa
ther in Pittsylvania county. Va, JosxpH CnoYD,
eldca son of W. T. II. and Frances A. McEwen.
aged ) years and months. When deathwi nth cold
relentless ham, sDatches from the embraces Of
fond father and doting mother, the pra,tng boy OF
years old, Who has just begun lisp their names
and bcguiie their leisure hours with his innocent
gauibols, and conssns him TO the silent tomb, the
sympathies 81 friends vain and fatile-al human
consolation Is nugatorv. No human power can fill
the void occasioned by the absence of the idol Of
their hearts.
> Zone morn missed him Oh the czsstom'd hill,
Along the heath and his fayorite tree,
Another came. nor yet beside the rill.
Nor up the lawn at the wood was he.h
But they should console themselves with The re
Election, that he has only exchanged the gruvclling
scenes Of this life for the sweet communion of An
gels, and Chenbim, around the Throne Of the Re-
desncr, Whose promises Of salvation to Lutte chill
dren, So fuli and comPletc--and say vita the
Psalmi.t, We may 90 to him. but he shall nos re-
turn 10 u. q. II.
- On the 9th inst, in the e9th year Of his age
Mr.. CLAIBORNE b. REYNOLDS. after painful i'll
ness pfnboui IS months. His disease was an afiec-
ton of the throat aud lungs. Mr.. Reynolds was
worthy citizen. and highly esteemed, He left
large circle Of friends aud relatives. together with
an amiable and devoted wife, To mourn their ire
parable loss. Mr.. Reynolds Il native of Bote-
isrt county, but for the las; four or FIVE years has
been a resident Of Lynchburg.
- Ga the 14,h ult., AT bis residence in TIC
county Of Amherst, alteran illness ot nineteen days.
Of aG al ,ction OF the heart, Capt. RoBERT II. Man
TIPLr, in the BED year of hi, are, leaving dsron-
ISOLATE wife and Eve children, and large circle %
relatives and friends, to mourn their irreparsbe
loss. For several years prior II hi DEATH he had
b,apt, tttu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12
Ear Diseases 1cafncss radically
Cared.

DIR LIE BRCNN offers to those afflicted with
Deafness his niallblc Aura remedies which have
been successful in nearly three Thousand cases Of
confirmed deafness. These celebrated remedies
comprise three different courses for the vaIi ous dis
eases that affect the external middle and internal
Ear. They have been pronounced by DR.. Kramer
of Berlin; Itard and Delean Of Paris; Curtis Pei
cher & fearsley Of London, the most wonderful
and valuable ever applied for diseases of the mid
die and internal Ear Ii the disease is confined to
the external Ear, their effects are apparent on the
9Th or 9th day. DIR lie 3. rarraRiS a cure IN erery
case when the Ear is perfect in its formation. He
has IS certificates from those who had been deaf
from I'd year, whose hearing is now compltt,ly re-
sfOrcd and thus are enabled to learn the language
Over fmcnfystrcn hHndrod criifrotes of cures may
he seen On application. Patients by sending few
particulars OF their have the remedies sent
10 any part. Terms. dollars consultation fee and
10 dollars fee to be paid when the hcaingis restor-
ed to its original dcHten,ss.
n. b. Dr.. lie BRUSS's TREATISE on lie Ear
and Us Diseases, and Mc treatment cfihe Deaf and
Fun )" translated from the French, price one dol
lar
Addrcss-Dr. lie Brunn, Union Square post Of
fee, New York. Feb lo-1m
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Rem, arknbyc Discovery.

BUCHANAN jan, ~, iODS
To The Editor IF The Tfmes:--I write
to inform you of remarkable discovery
which has been made near Buchanan, Bot.
etourt county, and as it may serve to inter
est your subscribers,you can give il place
in your columns if you think proper.
A few days ago, whilst some men were
engaged in blasting out limestone a short
distance below this place. for the purpose
Of making a line-kiln. they came across
what seemed to be a cave, with an en-
trance some SIX or eight feet in height and
upwards of one hundred long. " ith two a.
parmen,s. In the first they found some
earthern ware and large stone cross; on
thccross there was some carving,but II IS as
so much. deflcc1 by the hand ofime that
it was scarcely discernab'e. After they
found these things they came 10 Buchanan
and made known their discovery. Some
off citizens, with lanterns, proceeded
Immediately 10 make farther search.
They found nothing in the first room
but " hat have mentioned. bat on enter
ing the second apartment were surprised
to find skcl,.ton seated on huge iron
chest, with its back resting against the
wall. On opening this chest they found it
20 contain Goid Cotn, perfectly smooth on
one side and a cross with some characters
on il on the other. The gold in the chest
by weight is worth seven hundred and
eighty three dollars.
How these things came IN This cave we
are moi able TO imagine, for the coin is one
which W have never seen before.
This will no doubt be puzzle for the
world.
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$3.50 cents per bushel.
I From the Boston Courier of Frid

From the Boston Courier Of Friday
The PAIRING OF THE NIGHTINGALE.-
Although St. Valentines Day has not
quite reached us, yet the First bird of the
season" has already chosen her mate
The Queen OF Song has committed matri-
mony. Jenny Lind is Jenny Lind no
longer but Mrs. Goldschmdt Ia plain
English the following record Was made
Yesterday on the books Of the Boston City
Register
Married, in this city, at the residence of
Mr. S. G. Ward, by the Rev Charles Ma
son, assisted by The Rev. Dr. Wainwright
Of New Iork-ihe Swedish Consul the
Hon Edward Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. T
w. Ward, Mr. n ]. Bowditch, her legal
advise. and other frinds being present
Otto Goldschmidt, Of Hamburg, to Mdlle
Jenny Lind.
Mr. Goldschmidt has attended Jenny
as her pianist for many months past The
match has taken everybody by surprise,
though we must say that we were struck
with something confoundedy arch and ro-
guish in the twinkle of her eve when she
sung "John Anderson. my joe" the last
time she appeared in public in this city
Such however, has been the discretion of
the parties, that it may have been ''fore-
gone conclusion" for years The next
song of the Mig h'ingale will, of course be
"Homc sweet home" May she live a
thousand years, and sing it every day.
The Transcri pit goes to the record, and
finds that "ihe application for the marriage
certificate states that Miss Lind is thirty
years ofage, and the happy bridegroom
twenty four"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Orphan ASYLUM.

means of increasds the funds of this Institution.
will be given Thursday (to-night) the 18th inst.
at the Franklin Hotel. Admission 30 cts; Children
half price. Company received at o'clock. Re-
Treatments served gratis. A box will be prepared
to receive 5oiant0ry contributions from any dis
posed to make them.
Every excrion will be given by tue Managers to
render the evening one Of pleasure, and the en-
tcrtanmcnt is for all who desire to aid in relieving
the sorrows of Orphanagc, they but indulge
(trum the tested bencvolcucc Of this community
pleasing aniripations Of large assembly.
The Rcv'd Clergy of the different Churches are
mos, re 'pectfuily invited 10 attend.
Enb 1879
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12

In lllinois, Floridl, Arkansas, and Cal
iiornia, there were no banks organized
when this table was complied. In Hi
nois, general banking law has been a
dop'eJ by the people. but there has been
some hesiliiion on the part of the Auditor
of the State about putting it into eject
One bank, the Merchants and Mechanics
has been organized AT Chicago, with cap
iial Of Sl00 COO, and another will shortly
be organized at Springfield, the State Cap.
ital. In Florid', the Legislature at its
last session, incorporated u bank at Talla-
hassce, but we believe that ii has not been
organized as vet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12

Geo. =. McCLEEGA.. .ELxIN Igyw
~ ORNAMENTAL PL.fS TERER. tbsnL-
sui for the very liberal patronage bestowed. upon
the isse 6rh,,o o. Lshg & McCee-, respectfully 80
cits f1rslhnscifa cshtinutd share rresy, hi. On.
pcrcncc pahe BUSINESS. he fatier. himsslf that III
work wiz comprse tavarphly with any otien His
stock Of Plaster Ornaments viii be Of enifiu ,ttr
patterns and deagHs, se,sr Jefore prf rp in his
place. Public buildings and private dwellings der-
GRATED IN any of the various IS los stueeGn<put
On in the most approved mcfhn,lst 10 insure isrm-
bity. By suict personal attention aud spesly ~
ccution of vi work entrusted to him. lie iopax H..
merit and rssrivc share Of public patronage
Work solicited in any Of tie surrounding eount,sA
Feb a-Im ~.
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YTAEVARLEFARN9s llcarLynch

VALUABLE FARMS stcarEynch
Y BURG. at Ancfion.-On Thursday morning
the iih Of March next will be sold tho highest
bidder. arahoat that valuable TRACT OF
LAND lying the Blue Ridge Turnpike, about
- miles from Lynchburg, at present occupied and
owned by Geo Percival. Sr. This Tract is hand
somely improved the buildings nearly new, together
with fne Market Garden and large assortment
of Fruit Trees. Also. ANOTHER TRACT,
lying on the J. r. & X. Canal, continuing 20 acres
about Is acres cleared, the balance in wood
At tue same time will be sold nil the PLAN
IATlON TOOLS. one two horse Wagon, and
Horses and Carfyall. one cart, &c.&c.
Sale TO take place a, Mr.. Pcrcival' house Mt II
o'clock precisely.
Feb l2--2t CHS PHELPS & son.
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We are authorised to state That EDWARD
MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 18th inst. at Col. W. W. Prices
in Caswen county, n. O.. by WV. Price, ESQ
Mr.. J. l.. HANKS. of Bedford county. Va, 10 Mis-.
VIRGINIA ELNA ANTHONY, daughter of DR.. VIM A.
Anthony of Piitsylvania county. Va.
- On Wednesday, the 2Ist ult. by the Rev
Arthur W. Ems. Mr. JKssE n. T1SSLEr Of Gas.
cadc, 10 Miss CHRISTINA AGxErs daughter Of
Hezekiah G. Daniel. ESQ.,, all Of Piitsylvania coun-
'y, Na.-DaAriRe Register.
- AT Woodville. Cumberland. on Thursday,
the 9Th inst. by the Rev. j. j. Arrnistead, Mr. K,
BolLrss Of Richmond, 10 Miss ELIZA r.. daughter
ui tic officiating clergyman.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12

The Tea Party, 10 night, at the Frsnk-
lin Hotel, for the benefit of the Ann Nor
veil, Female Orphan Asylum-wil afford
the opportunity of spending an evening
very pleasantly and contributing to d
highly merltorious object. The young
gentle ner, ~spccially.a are expected to attend
in full iorce--ior-,his being leap year
we feel warranted il saying. there will be
such a minglemeut of smiles and sweet
meats-Senriment and syllaLub-laugh,er
lemonade and love talk--as they have no,
seen or heard-for many long day.
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The Iri.hmen aud the president.

The ssndcrous attacks upon President Fillmore.
growing ont Of his Interview with the lSisA cum
mittee Ia Washington. have been exploded BY the
following resolution nslopred az Baltimore by the
warm hearted sons Of the Emerald Islc:
Resolved, Thur ne feel honored and graiified
by the reception Of the Committee BY the members
Of the Cabinet, and BY the President Of the United
statcs m par,icular. We received from him the
assurance that the Memorial should receive At his
hands the attention desired by those who had
addressed !, him. and that he would assume the
Office Of communicating lis character and wiste. 10
the government Of Great Britain. This IS oil the
memorial asked, or could ask.
q The memoralisis would never have consented
that the Government Of the Quilted States should
assert right, ask a ti,yor from the Government
Df Great Britain connected with the destinics Of
these prisoners. IN a manner that might be calcu-
lated to hazard The dignity Of our republic. The
iri-h adopted citizens Of these United Stntes have
carefully abstnined from any measure that might
tend to enbroil this country in conflicts abroad"
meeting was also held by other member Of the
delegation, whose proceedings prcscrt the subjoin-
ed aliusion 10 President Fillmore;
ITO the Chief Magistrate -four country, we are
under lasiiny obligations for the urtc ,us recep-
ton which he was pleased 10 extend 10 and the
Kind assurance that he gave Of exeting all his per-
sonal effort, and the expression Of the ardent
hope that mercy would be extended 10 those ius-
trious cxilcs, filed our HEARTS with delight, and
i,crco.cd our hope ofultimatc succcss.r-- Rih'd
R,puJiiesA.
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SENTENCE TO SLAVERY.

Ncw ORLEANS, eb. !.
The Massachusetts negroes, who were arrested at
Galveston, Tcxas, few weeks since for attempt
ing to abduct slave have been con, ictcd and SEN
fenced 10 be >olI into slavery
" 1oA Marshall made parting speech in
Tic Kentucky Legislature, just before il, final
a lournmcnl. lie described himself MS having
b,cn "a young eagle launched into the upper air
Fam the Ashland district. He had represented il in
Congress, n4d cnioycd its coddencc. But v ilc he
vas spreading lii wings ia tile hlue ether Of lis
glory, and baihing his punage in the sun, his
wings Ind been cropped by gcrrymarIering
Legislature. and he. ike Lucirer. had fallen from
hs dazzling height inton bnrn-yard. (meaniug the
present Lrsis.nturc,) and now every dupehia fowl
vas growing aad Tapping his puuy wings over
him
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DECEIYING AND EORwARn-

IL lNG-GROCERLES And PLASTER
The subscriber still continues Of tho FIRE proof brick
Warehouse the canal, amidst MI the changes. to
receive and forward Goods. Produce, Manufacrur-
ed Tobacco, &c. Our charges will be low, ard
forwarding done with dispatch.
VIII receive in few days. a first rate assortment
Of Groceries, which he wall sell low, and buy at all
times. Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax SEED, &c. for
which he will give he best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES n pENFICK
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CorToN-Quet. Sales Of 1900 bales,
and prices fully supported.
FLoUR-Soulhern common 81 ST. =
CoRN-Southern yellow 70 cts
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r LIVINGSTON PLOUGH CAST.

II INGS.-The subscriber has on hand a LARGE
lot OF the celebrated :. Livingston Plough Cast
ings and viii continue to receive additions to bis
stock from the foundry, so that there win be no
dificniyi IN getting any Of the pieces belonging to
them JAMES n PFNWICE
Feb l2-ts q, he RI,
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Foreign Markets.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 9.

BALTIMORE, T CD. y.
Letters received at Boston, by the
Europa. sustain the favorable accounts
" 18th regard to Breads,utis. Holders in
Boston asked an advance Of IL 10 81 cts.
per Dbl. 1t was believed the next news
would be more favorable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12

y We are requested to announce JOSEPH r.
CARTER Esq, candidate for the Shcriilalty
Of the cUurty of Amherst under the new Constu-
ton. MANY VOTERS.
Jan l5--ts Rrpub. copyl
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COMMERCIAL RECURD.

ToBscea. The Inspections Of the past week have
80 Hhds, mostly hugs and sold frcm $50 to ST.
General sales about 50. Leaf from $50 to So
General sslss from To SO.
WHgsr--z5- and 80 for Red and White.
Nm L. SMITH. Comm Mcrcl't.
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For Clerk Of Circuit Court.

- We are requested to announce ALFRED
\. REID ~ n candidate for the Office of Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county.
Ny I'LL.
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.if j. NEWTON GORDON.

- We are requested 10 announce JOHN D
ALEXANDER. candidate for the Clerk ship in
the Crcut Court for Campbell county.
Nov l0--iits
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~ announce myself as a candinate for the Of
fee of Commissioner of the Revenue for the Yves
tern District of Campbell county. Having acted
for several years MS Assistant commissioners fiat
ter myself that (if electcd) shall be able dis
charge the duties Of the o-r in satisfactory man
ner. ClIAS. A. UOLCOMBE.
E..h a-lr,if
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II
Alter the subject of tolls was disposed
or the report of the Chief Engineer, in re-
lai'on % the continuation Of the improve
ment by water line was read. The ques-
non beng upon its adoption. Mr.. London
offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That this company approve
tle PIN Of constructing Q taH road, Oh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12

We are authorised to announce WILLIAM s.
MYLER candidate for the Sherifaty for the
Couuiy Of Bedford
Jan. |. tits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-12

~ We are authorised to announce DAVID
HOFFMAN candidute for the oiiice Of Commits
soncr of the Revenue for the Western District of
the county of Campbell. Jan 5-t-if
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To me- Toters Of Camp1cH Coy,ty.

AT the solicitation of many of nv friends I an
nouucr mvselfa candidate for the Office Of Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Campbell county. Having uc-
tod assistant in that. aad several other Clerks
Offices for nearly four years atier myself that (if
elected) shall be able to discharge the duties of
the Office in n satisfactory manner,
Nav G-tsif J. NEWTON GORDON
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ls- We arc requested to announce Capt. ROB-
ERT JOHNSON n candidate for Commissioner Of
the Revenue, for the Western District Of Camp
bell. Dee iJ--tsif
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e. DEBRELL.s HOTEL, LYNCH

- BURG Hsated immeaia'eiy. an Assistant at
my Hotel An active man, well qualified BY expe-
rienee, and Of good moral character, will meet with
steady employment
Feb l2-is CHS L. DiBRELL, Prorieior.
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~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
\. CLEMENT a candidate for the Clerk ship Of
the county Of Campbell. Dec i5--tsif