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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-11
J. w. SHIELDS.

TnE PnosrECrs IN VIRGiNrA.-Stsnd still
policies and oppressive taxes have We'll nigh
ruined old virginia. hut the facts arc now gar-
ing the people in the face. and the prospects
are that they about to throw of the party
tint has kept them down thus far. Virginia
must give Wing vote before long an act
Of sclfprescrvation; ii the effort be fully made
Gen Scott. one Of its own gifted sons, will beat
the New Boston speaker out and out. Hon. q.
w Summers In letter 10 gentleman Of this
town says, that IL Eastern Virginia will give
Gen Scott the same vote II gave him, rhe m
creased vote in the West will secure the State.
This is cheering news. and must excite every
good Whig 10 do his whole duty. The bardy
mountaneers are prepared 10 acquit them
selves well, and all they ask is for the low.
landcrs tn do their share. Let meet tho
proposition with tho earnestness it deserves,
and the day will be Our own Winchester
RcpULkcaa.
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RLACK SMITHS TMyers,

l. An indispensable article Tor all Black Smiths, foi
which us to saving of Conl and heating Iron. please
Iuire ofMr Dabney of the PbGnix Foundry. Mr.J. II.
bailey Wheel-wright, and the Smith Shop of tho
Piedmont Works-all of which have them in use. Fe.
edo by A. Neteton Agent for the patcntee for Virginia.
Piedmont Works. Lynehburg, June 81, Is
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roll mp the largest Wing vote she ever gave.
The "pine.knot' boys who served under him
are here, md they will count in any crowd.
AID now, fellow soldiers. let IS give "long
pull a strong pull, and pull altogether. for
our brave old chiefinin General Scott Eyes
right" forward march,
I w CIIIEIn nc
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
p JAMES MCDONALD, EorroR.
TERN -.

Tho SISINIAN published daily nj go and seniweeky Mt
nor nnnu in ndvanre. subscription taken tr shnT
r. than six months; paper Is disconnu~ oxept Mt
,ho opSop roprcors, until all nrreares shep have
teen rsii ,
~ for every INNER form nseton. and 81 cts for nu
II the number insertions il not marked or the MS II
I be nuhlhed till ordered out ani charged arroingly
The YEARLY RATES are-for the piiege Of two lunres
4,;ly ho spn, s4O square daily $685. miseek
SiT inner form daily $40, semiwceky 81 Every yeory
advertiser required confne Ills adveisng t his par
n. will he ebarged ratably for the excess
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- N - v1sS.NlA XHssHH xssInnaH. ANn nAH.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-No Slave
will he permitted ride the Railroad with.
spscioi mritea permission from his nr her owner,
the agent guardian ~ The unless accompa
MED by the ownner person otherwise entitled To th"it
rvice. Such permit must be given in duplicate,
of which will be retained by the Conductor of thu Train.
CHAS. 7. NJ. GARNETT
mnrch lS--fs Chicf Engineer.
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wAsTEA SHIP LINE OF

-.ST ST u \ VI HIP LINE OF
,Elssr,ass-sss- PACkEYS, For PHlLADEIrllIA
Positively every Wednesday, until further motto"
Steamship Company Lne-'fhc two new and beautiful
steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain Zealand PENNSlL.
NANIA, Caplnn Baymorc; one of these fine steamships
will leave Richmond tor Philadelphia every Wednes
day They arc beautifully fitted up for passngers nre
provided with Francis, Patent Mcnlic Lii, Boats.
rt tables. aud every attention is paid Ia the com
n aud SAFETY of the Passengers aud protectoo OF goods
frcghts taken low. and all trans shipment avoided
Passage in first Cabin 81 bcrihs and menls included,
DO 2d 81: do do do
Passage through n. York, via Phadephio - do do
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INALE SUPPLIES. Iaj2.-ADOlPHUS
l. NORRIS (iae Driabera Morris. RIcHsoNp Va.
hoes to invite the attention ot COENTRI DEALERS
his stock of BooS, Station, and Piaaos, embracing
the largest and general assortment be found in
amy establishment South az New York, nnd will be
sold upon ns liberal and accommodating.
\. NJ. publishes mony ot the StaudorR Iargiaia Lou
Boois and can furnish the legal profes sion with all
STANDARD Law Books. including the Virginia mud New
York State Rrrortsnt the j,ubiishers forrest prices.
School Teachers and the Trade supplied at u alibcral
discount.
Worcester Pianos. MORHkS is nple
Agent for the sale nf Norccstcrs celebrated PIANO
FOR E'S and would solicit nm examination of them
from those in Durability, sweetness of tome, del
cacv Of touch, and elegant work nanshp, accorded
them hy the general judgement inferior 10
u,rured in this countryor Europe. They sold with
II inll eparantce and warranted give sasiuction
the money returned.
~ Orders from the country will BE- promptly ut
tended 10. mug 2i-2tawlm
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ar tccs appropriate tothe Fg CIoss--BoSes "' h"''
bonnets aud furniture
Ay,;ces opprcpriate 10 Second Ciass boxes. bae'
of dry goods fcathes. shoes. addIery glass" Pa"' oils
dug. md confectionery
4r;.eS nm ropriakej 10 Third Classy rgnin dnncs-
tics sugar roer liquor bagging, rope. butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco. leather hides, cotton yarns cop
per tim -lcct ion hollow-ware. Iucenswarr castings
hnrwnro urblc lressrd aud other heavy articles not
enun,ernlcd H. spccia or fourth class rates.
A,fcleg npprop,tate 10 He F0uifh Cioss-t lour (in
<acl.) rice pork, beef fish lard. tao" md bac"n lin
casks. boxes sucks. beeswax bales ot rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marbr, (nndresscd) mil and
grind stones. mill gearing.
T 30 miles. LOO Salt per bu,hel 8
pia,'er pr 100 miles. 200 ofFilly pounds, 10
noo no" % n. = l5O miles. . 80 o-.-,p ~
ooV los 300 miles 300 Carried East. IL
Sci 7--dts
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EOR err NAY.


The Virgioia and Prnn>ylvania will touch nj Cape
May during he bHthing to land passengers.
Passage Cape May fS, meals included, thus snying
about half the expenses IN visiting this delightful bathing
place. Apply to MAYO Il ATKINSON
Agents, Riehmond.
B-The ships returning, l"nve Philadelphia every
"Wednesday Mt 10 o. clock, A. NJ nu2 dts
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SATURDAY MORNING.
RICHMOND.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT n Co,
- Richmond, Na


Ofcr for saic from Store aqd 10 arritt:
PLtSTfR--300 tons city ground fresh,
GrANo-50D =" ccnune Peruvian,
GLAss-l00n boxes $40. lxl2,
NAiLs-l500 kegs.
AxEs-150 dozen Arch, & Co., warranted,
CoFFEE-d0o 'ngs Costo Rico
a. 800 -" Rio and Lnguyia.
e" 100 - Java,
NAcCARoNt--100 boxes fresh.
ALMoSns-2j bags,
OIL-30 casks for Rail Ronds.
-ERmSGs-l00 barrels No. /.
MAcKrHEL--50 halfbnre. Mo-.
PoRTEH-50 casks London.
AIF--50 4" Younger Scotch Alo,
I'nANpY-50 hof pipes dicect from London Dock,
EHeiih CheeSe aud Mustard,
1eedsick aud Hungarian Ly.
WIxE-Shcrry. Madeira aud Port
WnisKfY-Scorch. Irish md Family Rye,
and Sperm.
All of which offer IL the trade favorable terms.
is 22-.l3t
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LYNCHBURG,
RAILROADS AND CANAL.
NHAlI. TRAIN.
Accommodation Train.
4aH ln.E -. ..ass.s: 81 .s:I ssss..sssl:,.!

VIRGINIA ASD TENNESSEE RAILROAD
IN and nfter Thursday. the l2th Freight Train
~ with Passenger Car attached will leave Lynch
burg duly Saturday aud Sunday cxccpted nj O'Clock
?. md leave Bnford's daily, (Srnday nnd Monday
exrrpted) at 81 o'clock. NJ.
Freight intended for this train accompanied iy two
1rny tickets, be delivered in the Depot befnre
the previons evening. All frcighi must be rrepnd
mug lO--dts THOS. JEII1S. Ag't.
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E'REE EXH1BITION.-

tNREE EEXH7BHTHON.-T subscriber hav-
4 ing obtained ut considerable expense, from Mr..
Whitehursts Washington Gallery, DagueTeoiyPes oi
the following distinguished characters respectfully
invites the public call and examine them, IN connec-
non with large number of his production, at the
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen Winfield Scott VIM. a. Gra-
ham, Gen. Franklin Pierce WIN r. King, Gen. Lewis
Iass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass Z. GIBBS,
July l9-df Proprietor
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LAW CIRCULAR.
WGRTHINGTON q. SNETHEN,

WASHIN(TTON D C,
CONTINUES to practice Law exclusively in the Su-
- urelne court. aud to attend before Con-
~
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments Bureaus and Boards of Commissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions mt home and II
broad, md to obtnn Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts Dividends, rLepacies, and lnheri-
ances in any pnrt of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments Of funds in Loans and Stocks
and on Bond and Mortgage, and to negotiate the pu-
chase ad sale of Loans Land and Patentrighs in any
State Of the Union. aug dts
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w Church Street oud First Alley Ly"cho"Tg. n.
Gro CAatpoS, Proprietor.
rg@ Persons travelling through or visiting Lynchhnrg
sn stopping the Washington "re entitled TO VISIT the
"Vrginian READING RooM" during their stay
Nav 17-lts
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CARDS.
DIsRELL's HOTEL, Mans srnerr

DLYHcHDpno, YipHlNlA.
CHAS l.. DIBRELL. Proprietor.
Ger,emcn visiting Lynchbnrg aud stopping ut DIN
RELL'S have the privilege Of visiting the 'VIRGiNi,N
RrAnISe Room" during their stay. Card~ "t ndns.
t oh,,i,, Il nj the Hotel y 29-dts
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-10-13

ifyNTHATEyER sonesrnJ The hesltA and hap
GyV piness of I people u st sl times,os NE
mos. valusble importance. ! take II for grsnted
that every person will do oil IN their power 70
save the lives Of their children, aud that every
person will endeavor 20 promote their ownheaith
ct al sacrifices. I deem Il 10 be my duty to sol
'emnly assure you that WORMS, according to the
opinion Of the most celebrated physicians. are the
primary causes Of q large majority Of the diseases
to which children and adults are liable, If you
have an appetite continually changeable from one
kind of food 10 another, bad breath, pain ip the
stomach, picking at the nose, hardness and FULL
ness Of the belly. dry cough. slow fever, pulse
irregular. remember that all these denotes Worms
and you should at once apply the remedy.
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon scientific principles.
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly safe when taken, add determined
in ali its effects, and not leaving the system 10 q
diseased condition as most advertised nostrums
composed of Calomel for the removal Of Worms,
such as Lozebges, vermiiuges. &C., but has per-
formed most astonishing cures, and saved the lives
Of thousands, both old and young, WIN have been
pronounced hopeless, incurable by Physicians.
Read the following and become satisfied OF III
efficacy over all others.
c3 MORRIS RIVER, N. J.
Mr. W Ho5ensack:-Th is to certify that my
child, Is years OF age, having been sick for
Yeas was attended by Drs. Lopez, Willis and
RhisleI, for a long line without receiving any
benefit; when after giving her up as incurabie
] went TO Philadelphia and consulted one OF the
best Physicians; her disease still growing worse.
1t was at this time I was induced to try Hoben'
sacks Worm Syrup; and after taking two bottles
she entirely ~regainsd her health. Hoping tina
this will prove a benefit TO parents whose children
are similarly affected.
] am yours, SC.
IfHsr. E. $50 NHfi|.H.A fE"f"FNn NJ f
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
N ' PROBATE COURT.
Thomas McCaslin, ! PETITION TO SELL THE
Guardian of John LANDS OF WARD.
Fulton, a l%unatic.) NOTICE is hereby given
Jane Fulton, ct al. ) said John Fulton, and John
Dunn and Margaret Dunn. his wife, Weir Nc
KeIvey and Eliza Nick elvey, his wife, Michael
Buskirk and Anne Buskirk, his wife, John Full.
ton, jr., James Fulton, Andrew Fulton, Robert
Fulton and Sarah lane Fulton; that Thomas Nc
Caslin as Guardian OF John Fulton a luDatic, on
the 25lh day Of September, A. D; 1852, filed in
the Probate Court of the aforesaid county, bis
petition. praying for an order of said Court to
authorize and empower him to sell the following
described real estate, the same being the proper
~ of said John Fulton, and situated in said Mon
roe county, to wit: The south part Of the north
east quarter of section sixteen, township three,
and range four, bounded on the west side by the
west line Of said quarter, and on the south by the
south line Of said quarter, and on the east BY the
lands now or once owned by Jane Foggin jun.
and on the north by the lands of Jene Heaiy, (the
big road AZ 1t formerly run being the line between
the lands of said Jane Healy and said tract,) sup
posed 10 contain one hundred and fifteen acres,
and that said petition will be heard in said Court
on the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1852. and that
the object Of the sale of said land is to pay the
debts Of said Fulton, aud make provision for said
BY a. ROSS.
Sept. 20, 1882. His Attorney.
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Tax Sale.

To all ,Uhom 1t may Concern:
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the next term
of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of
Monroe and State of Ohio, Richard Sewell and
Thomas M. Arrest, who were partners trading I'M
der the firm name of Seweil g. Arrest, will apply
to the said court, ON behalf of themselves and the
other judgment creditors of SaituelJones, for the
redemption of a certain tract or parcel of land
sold for taxes on the 18th day of January, A. d.
1850, by the Treasurer of said county. 10 Nathan
Hollister. Sale was made to said HOLSTER OF one
hundred and forty six and three fourths acres in
the north half of section 81, township 3, and range
4. charged 10 the name of said Jones, for sixteen
dollars, thirty.eigtt cents and eight mills, and the
east half OF the northwest quarter of said section
was redeemed in the name of Stephen Day. All
of which appears by the Duplicates and Records
in said AUDITORS office. The said application is to
redeem the balance of said lands from the afore.
said sale, being the part for which Abraham and
Asher Jones obtained an Auditors deed by virtue
Of said sale and a transfer TO them. All the premi.
SEES lying and being in said county.
SINCLAIR & OKEY,
Sept l, 1852. Att'ys for Pet'rs.
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New China, Glass and Q~aeelswdrl
STORE,

Nc. 90. MONROE ST. WHEELING, VA.
rIyHE Subscribers respectfully give notice that
they have just opened a Splendid Stock d
the above, WARL, together with an assortment Of
Mantle Ornaments and Fancy Goods
some of which are New Patterns and of exquisite
TASTE AND BEAUTY.
Iron Stone China and Porcelain breakfast. Din
ner. Tea and Toilet Ware, Of new patterns,
Hall Lamps and Lanterns, Solar and Il
Lard Lamps, Britannia Ware,
ss Table Cutlery, sc. &c.
Together with a complete stock Of Common Ware
for city and country trade. We hope by keeping
such goods on hand as this section OF country re-
quires, and giving our personal attention to re.
packing the same, to convince all who may favor
US with their patronage. that they cannot do bet.
ter at any other establishment in the country.
We invite all who may be purchasing their
spring stock 10 call upon US before purchasing else
where. HOBBS BARNES & CO.,
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
Jan. 2. 1852. Wheeling. Va,
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Providence, which has removed from Us SO
endeared q family. A minister andfather,
sreverred and loved as far IS known; q de-
voted wife, whose cordial receptions and
kind hospitality we have SO often shared;
q darling boy, whose childish sports have
so attracted our attention, and won our
love. Many tender sympathies are here
expressed for a large circle Of relatives,
whose hearts now bleed ~profusely by a
wound which nothing but the Gospel balm
can heal. We seem 10 hear them exclaim
"All gone! we shall see these dear ones 40
more!" But listen, bereaved friends
This dark cloud will soon break. This
night dream of earth will soon vanish,
and the morning dawn Of blisslul realities
break upon you. The happy day Of un-
broken communings Of kindred spirits will
ere long begin.
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Tax Sale.
mhom a man CONCERN;

To all Whom ii may Concern: n asN
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the next term
OF the Court of Common Pleas of the county oil
Monroe and State of Ohio, John Weekly and
VioIinda Weekley. his wife, will apply to said
court for the redemption of a certain tract or par
eel ofland sold for taxes ,on the 9th day of Decem.
Der A.. D. 1851, by the Auditor of said county, to
Gilbert Mccoy for the sum of one dollar and fifty
eight cents and two mills, which tract or parcel
of land, at the time of the sale thereof, was de-
scribed as follows, on the tax duplicate. to witt
One.eighth of an acre in the southwest quarter Of
section IL, township 3, range A, charged in the
name of Stephen Mccoy; lying and being in Mon.
roe county aforesaid. SINCLAIR g. OKEY,
Sept. /. 1852. Att'ys for Pet'r
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Notice in Partition.

KWARY SMITH, John Smith, Riley Smith,
lV-H Aaron Smith, Basil Smith, Zachariah Smith,
David Smith, Eliza Cronin, and Aaron Cronin,
her husband, Sarah Blazer and Benjamin Blazer
her husband. Mary Smith Jr', Rachel Smith and
Rebecca Smith, heirs of Basil Smith, deceased,
will take notice, that a petition was filed against
them on the 10Th day of August. 1852. in the court
of common pleas of Monroe County. Ohio, by
Andrew Smith, and is now pending, wherein the
said Andrew Smith demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: the east half of the south
west quarter of section twenty-one, in township
FIVE. of range six, containing eighty acres; also the
south west quarter of the south east quarter Of the
sam section, township, and range, containing
forty acres; also the south west quarter of the
north east quarter OF the same section. township.
and range, containing forty acres; also the east
half of the north west quarter of the same section,
township, and range, containing forty acres, also
two acres in the north west quarter of the same
section, township, and range; also the north east
quarter of the north west quarter of section 20, in
T. S, RIG, containing forty acres; and that as the
next Term of said Court application will be made
By the said Andrew Smith for an order that par
tition may be made of said premises.
ANDREW SMITH,
BY HoLLIsTER, OKEY g. HoLLsTER,
August 25th, 1852. His Attorneys.
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Book-BinderY.
NIiltonsburgh Ordinance.

Be It Ordained by the T0Un Council Of the
Town of .MitonsLurgh. That when any fine is
imposed on any person or persons TOR the violation
of any law Or ordinance; the offender or often
ders, shall be held as a prisoner, and be committed
to the Jail of the County. not less than forty
eight hours. nor mare than thirty days, or until
the fine and cost of prosecution shall be paid, or
until he or they shall give surety to be approved
of. by the Mayor. This Ordinance to take effect
from and after the first day of October, 1852 5
Done in Council, this 18th day of September,
A.. d. 1852.
]. B. OBLINGER, Mayor.
WIN. READ, Recorder.
Sept. %, 1852.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l.. Subscribers who do not give express notice
10 the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscription.
2. If subscribers order the discontinuance oil
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take theiI
periodicals from the Offices to which they are di
rected, they are held responsible till they have
settled the bill, and ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribe,s remove to other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the office, or removing aud leav-
ing them uncalled for, is prima facie evidence OF
Intentional fraud.
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ror. ~ Spirit II Democracy
august LIST 1857.

Dear Sir-I under Stand that sitisons
of--are carrion to CRATE Rate and the
western neighBorhood from steeling to
ling an swarm to gambling from shoe
makers to Blacksmiths from Esqrs to Rode.
master from Doctors to Trustees which is
thought thay will all suffer for wood in the
winter thay VIII all Be Reworded this
winter. When will frizing Without some
should Digh and then the Goals will Be
punched up close huff If tina is a Doctor
lives on--I think that it time fror him
70 take some medison soon for he has the
square toed mesles. it thought that town
counsel ten to his Business he would not
20 TO set crooked
il spears from oil : counts you are all a
very friendly set Of People to do privet
injory to your nighBors whin Not at Home
it scenes that your Supervisor is a man OF
CRATE fore site = = = We
think such as he mite Be goot in June
when fas stalk is High at one cent a pound
ia q Round such truck is not in demand
We think you an the franesst Of people that
is to say four or five Of you Lives in world
and the-is shure of you if don't mend
your Lives or the poor House we don't no
which Since times is so Hard tell you
,sweet--I ha a CRATE mid my Plow and
my Cart and away TO CALIFORNIA A Jur.
ney | 60 to Duble my forum as other folks
do ! don't now your particular But | think
it owe all towns alike tina is some Best
people that l evr new this paper is printed
atthe Jimtown Sun Exempt fr politicks ia
small Rate of three cents A paper it is A
very good paper if it will Brake you off all
your ornary tricks farewell and all way
mind and put Chimney out never saw
pretty girl in all my Life But would Be a
drover wife " il you wis to ancer this Letter
Rite soon--hooppole County punchen
District No 2 Runs on the upper trad on the
north fork of-Yours Respectfully