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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Loss OF the Clay Medal.

TIE splendid gold medal which was re
recently presented to the Hon. Henry
Clay. hy number of the citizens Of New
York, in testimony of their admiration for
his great public SERVERS, appears to have
been lost lille ia the care of Mr.. Charles
Butler. who, in letter To Mr.. Ulluan. To
hour he was conveying 1t. details tn"
circumstances of the loss. expresses his
regret at il, and offers to replace II at his
own cost.
A reward Of FIVE hundred dollars has
been offered for the recovery fihe medal.
II was Of solid gold. enclosed in a massive
silver case, and cost. we believe, about 81,
500 The Commercial Adnrfiser says its
description has been so >,ldrly published,
that i, would lie impo .sible Tor any one 10
dispose of it without detection. The dam
ger is that it may he melted inIo isnots.
The medal was entrusted 10 the care oil
Miss LS nch, but at Mr.. Buffers instance
aud persuasion was placed in his carpet
hag. which was distracted while in the
care Of buck driver.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
LATEST NEWS.
Arrival orthe Niagara.


| ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX March 1.-THE ROYAL Mai
steamer Niagara arrived here tbs morn
Ing at o'clock. bringing Liverpool date'
Of March 9Th. and 60 passengers.
The steamer Europa arrived at Liver.
pool on the 29rh uIiimo. and the Pacific on
the 81 instant
| EyGLAxD-The Anii-Corn Law League
wss being revived. At Manchester q
subscription of 100000 was going for
ward for the agitation Of the question and
the reelection offhe t~o ministers whose
seats had hecune vacant. Sir John Pack.
in CHAM, Lord John Manners, and Lord
Henry Lennox. had been returned. The
| speeches OF these gentlemen. on the Free
Trade Question. we're very cautious. throw.
ing the subject. for the present; overheard
and looking forward 10 the next general
elections. The new Chancellor, Sogden
had taken his seat in the House Of Lord.
as Baron 81 Lronards
THE MARKETS Cotton had been in
active demand at ID advance. The sales
of the week reached "a. $40 bales, Of which
| Wv u dht toOh oo.OtO ',
$50. and spectators ~ 500 bales. The
sales on the 9Th were $4,000 bales
The committees quotations are fair Or
leans So; niddIng do. S 3-l6d; fair Mo
bi e and Upla"d, 81; midd'ing Mobile,
aid; midding Upland. s l6l.
u eadstuffs quiet. Wheat and Flour
declining. Western Canal Flour 22-;
Ohio 23s. Corn was in limited demand
at 29s. Cd. for yellow, and 32s. for While
Trade in the manufacturing districts was
healthy.
HoIlingshead's Cotton Circular says
that the Europa's advices had given an
active impulse to the market, and spinncrs
being able to make contrsctsfor future de
/ VERY. had kept up steady dcmand.--
The ma kct WIS moderated, supplied and
prices upon current qualities OF American
Ind I'D anceu, 3-I6J. aud I'd. ON fair aud
Uplands.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
CONG KESS.
MONDAY, March IL.
SENATE.

sen a Ii.
Mr.. Seward presented the resolution o
he Legislature Of New York against the
Extension Of Wsodworth's patent.
Mr.. Rhett presented petitions from
charleston. and Wr. Sumner from Massa.
ehusetts. ask;ns'sh., additional aid he Civ
en Ia the Collins line.
Numerous memorials against the cxten
ZION of Woodworth's pateait; and on a va
NEW Of private claims.
On.masion of Mr.. Shields. the JOINT reso
lu,ionmaking an arpropriasian for'hc com
,lelion Of the wlnssof the Capitol was Ia
ken up. X had bern amended by the
House SO as to appropriate S'oo.oon.-
The question on concurIingin the amend
Encnt was debated by Me-srs. Esrisnd an,
Mangum; and ii was postponed I'LL to
morrow.
The Iowa land hill was then taken up
HOUSE.
Mr.. Johnson. OF Arkansas, introduced
resolution authorizing the doorSeepcr t'
employ two additional pages. Agreed 10
Yeas 81. nays 81. Well. Thanks I,
the House! 1t has done something a
last,
Mr.. Phelps called up the question o
privilege Oh the presentation by MN. !
~w days ago, of metnorial of n. w
Rsy~sids, contesiing the right OF Mr.
WEI shtman tn seat on the -four as Gel
egate from New Mexico; and he proceed.
ed to advert To the charge made in the me
mortal against Governor Calhoun. of using
corrupt influence iu favor Of Mr.. Weight
mans e,ction.
Mr.. Wrightman replied. defending C ov
rrnor Calhoun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Died. on fhe 2ld of January, ut Ter mothers in
Bedford county. after protracted illness, Miss
ELIZABETH WITT. in the Both wear Of her age Du-
ring her affection she underwent severe SURF cal
operation, BY which it was hoped, by herself aud
friends that she would he restored. Tut in tins
their hopes quickly blasted. She was, and
had been for a number Of years. consistent mem
Der If Otter Baptist Churcn (Bcthlohem and du'
ring her suerings which were long and severe. she
gave evidence of strong faith in the Redeemer.
whom she loved in that she bore her pain with as
tonishing patience. rejoicing in the Lord. and ex-
pressing her readiness and willingness to depart
and BE- with Christ, May her friends prepar to
meet her.
-, at hi. residence, Chsl-grove-hclds. in the
county of Bedford. Tuesday, the 18th inst. so.
NORTH. Mt the advanced age of IS years Alter
long and useful life. in the same neishborho cd. he
has gone the silent grave with reputation pure
and unsulied. without enemy, surrounded by
friends n sides and in peace with the world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
HOIJSE

/ The House resolved itself into a Com
miiree of the Who.- on the state of Ire
Union. (Mr. Meade in the Chair and pro-
cscded to the consideration ofrhe hill ia
supply deficiencies in the appropriations
for the year ending June 30. 1853
Mr.. Hillyer made speech in jusfifca-
lion Of the formation OF the Union party in
Georgia.
Mr.. Giddinas delivered his views on the
subject of slavery.
Mr.. Jackson. Of Georgia. took the floor
and entered into vindicaiion OF the STATE
Rights party of Georgia. and advocated
the .igi,t of secession whenever the policy
of the Gt neral Government should render
It necessary:
Mr.. Appleton, of Massachusetts has the
floor for TO morrow
The committee then rose.
Mr.. Houston eadeavorcd to have some
limit fixed 10 the debate on the bill before
the C"nmlttcc, and was seconded 10y Mr.
Evans, OF Nd. hut motion prevailed thai
the Houee adjourn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Mr.. Undcrwood's amendment. granting
100000 Of acres of land u the old
States. according to the federal Popula
ZION. the proceeds TO lie applied to rur
poses OF nal Improvement, was rejec-
-tc1-ycas 10. nays 20.
Several other amendments were submit
ted and rjrc,ed.
Mr.. Brodhcal submitted an amendment
as substitute for the whole bill. provid.
ing for graduation Of the price Of the
public lands which, after long debate. was
Withdrawn.
After further debate. the bill was order
ed to l'c engrossrd. and at o'clock the
Senate adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
OFFIcE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.

Lynchhurg March 10Th. 1852.
AT called meeting OF the Board OF Di-
recrors. held this evening:
The President stated the object Of the
meeting. aud announced 10 the board, the
death Of G eoRGE Z. RoBERTs. director
of the Bank. and sui mitIed the following
preamble and resolutions IN testimony OF
The due appreciation oi his worth. and the
loss thus suSiained-w hich we're uuani-
mously adopted:
Assembled 10 mourn the loss OF friend
and associate. We iliuk it mete and pro-
per on this occasion. " hist we mngle our
glief it'll the community ami relatives, nj
the loss of our friend and fellow member.
Geo L. Rnhcrts, that VIC should offer our
humble tribute ofIespect TO his memory,
for his many virtues. which ever gained
him new friends. and cndeared him 10 old
ones-rvcr marking his course as that OF n
just and upright man. and always faithful
in the Discharge of his duty.
Therefore, Reso'rcd, That we deeply
~ympathizc wihthe family and relatives OF
the deceased. upon whom this sad be-
reavment falls with so much severity.
Rcsoired, That in the death Of Geo. E.
Roberts our community has sustained "A
heavy loss. and this Institution true and
, faithful Director.
Rsso1red. That we will in a body al.
tend his remains on Thursday morning ai
! 0 o'clock. to the Quaker Meeting House
| Cemetery.
| Rcsolred. That a copy ofthese proceed
| ings be transmitted to lis widow, and that
hey he also entered Of record and publish
ed in the papers of thus town.
A Copy.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS,
.Ssf.refUru
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
SENATE.
Washington, Marcel

Washington. March 18th.
The Chair laid before TIN. Senate he arts
and manufactures par, OF the Patent Office
Report for ISL
Mr.. Chase presented mem"rials Of mem
hers of the, Ohio Legislature against the
extension Of the Woodswor'h's patent.
Mr.. Hale presented mem"rials asking
that all laws requiring government EN-
|plovces to labor on Sunday tie repealed.
Mr.. Pratt submitted resolution asking
che Secretary Of War 10 communicate to
the Senate an estimate Of the cost OF con
Isfrncring basin at the terminus of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canalat Rack creek
near Washington. suitable Tor the business
al the Canal.
The joint resolution pro, idiug for the
ex;cnsion of the Capitol WAS referred Ia
she Committee on Public Buildings. with
Instructions To have an examination ofthe
foundation. &c. by u. s. Engineers.
The low land railroad hill WAS agar
ssncr ~ sf:c- eersjless''l. dsshnsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Lynchburg Markets. N arch, 70.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WhDLES ALE TRA~~S
PRovIsloSs-Baeon-Stock lsht-Sales loaioA
BY the quantity.
PoRK.-Nonc.
BKrr--we quote by the quantityat las cts.
FLouR-Superine new S3f0a 3.7J Old no safe;
Family New Sass. as 10 quality and quality Stock
light.
WHrAr.--Red 500; White IS cts.
MsAL. Corn Meal 7os75c.
GaNS.-Carn 70a75 cts; Oats 10 a Is cents.
GuAso.-BestPeruv $50 to SIS per ton.
PLAsrEn-Lump. 50; Ground $40.
SueARs--New Orleans 74a9 cts: Porto Gico7 to
10 cts. Clarified l0all cts. Loaf III to l2i cts.
Wa,sxr.-Mourtan 80 10 81 eta. Scarce and
in demand.
BEEswAx.--ol too2 cents.
Burrxa-But little demand for hrkins, which
we quite l4aI5e for No. /. Fresh, at Market
House, brings higher rates. but not uniform.
BRAxpY.-Applc, 40a45; Peach 80 TO 50 cts.
BAR IRox.-s75aS0 assortcddun.
CorrkE.-Rio l04 10 IL cts. Laguira l2al4
Mocha 20.
CousrRr LISsxs-Tow Ito III Flax laal 4 cts.
CorroS YARSs.-Salcs l6a7 cts.
FEArHERs.--34 to IS cts.--Scarce and In de-
mand.
WooL.-o5 to &c cts. in dull
Wool RoLLs.-35 io.I4 very scarce.
GiSsgso-32a35 els.
FLAX SnEp-Sales | 10 pcr Sc ID.
Fisa.-Herings, No. |. sSi; Halifax M. Her
rings, S6a$7i; Shad. none: Mackerol. No 3. $3.50
toss
TALLow-St to 8, cis.-drl.
TAR.-$3.50 per bLl.
HraP.-We quote 81 to &c. in demand.
LIxsEgp OIL.-701 5cts.--in demand.
L.Rp.-iGtn II cts.
MoLAssEs.-West India 81 to 40 cts. por gallon.
n. 0. AZ to IS cts.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
RECOMMENDATIONS.
1X7HITEMURsT GALLERY

w Home asafn Tho subscriber would re-
sp, ctfully inform tho citizens of lynehhnrr and
surrounding country that he has Ju'' returned from
the north. with fine stock ut marcrins for DA-
GUERREOTYrING, (some things entirely new
in the business From hi. former ef'rt" to please,
and hi. intimate Acquaintance with the wants oi
mi, community, he d,tters himself TINT he can
please the mos, fasidious; least lac guarantees
entire satisfaction ia every case, ar no eharsc
made.
Having made arrangements tn be furnished WITH
AL improvement ms they mny appear he isei. war
ran,ed in saying, tim; he viii make rs so"d work
rs can be hod Ia any CITY in the ! MON.
Cali and examine, whether you wish picture
or not
Gallery ucx, do,r 10 Tie Banks over Mr.. Hen
nv Dnvi.'. Hardware storc. T. r. GIBBS.
N. b. A good supply Of Lockcts and Mcdalions
for pictures, constantly on hand.
,,,r.L % "a r r. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
From ke Bedford Sentinel.

We have the pleasure to annunnce that
Mr.. Goode of Bedford. 1--WE confess to il
great liking for Goo,ie. apart from his po
lilies. having succeeded To admiration in
perpriuaiing the fame of one Thomas JET
fcrson. Il al present. in state of deiig htiul
quiesccnce IN relation To the erection OF
statues to the Demi- Gods of Democracy
IL Is proper to staie.fruihcrmore. that il is Il
matter of profound and puzzling conlcc
'urc with thousands of Specializing minds
IN both he. ispheres. as to " hich " i'll have
the most effect in rescuing the name of
Jefferson from the iorgttinIncss into which
it was rapidly falling the @otue to be
erected Ia lis memory. or the speech " it'll
" hich Mr.. Goode electrified all the A lliea-
tors. big and lutte. in the House of Dele
gates.
Mr.. Goode. however it gratiicth u
much TO know, is still wide awake. A
ware that the present Democratic Legisla-
ture will double or treble The taxes npon
the people. Mr.. Goode. aided by the sub
lime ard mighty genius of a Mr.. Lewis
Of Harrison. has hit upon a most happy
expedient 10 protect the pockets of some
of their DcmorYatjc constituents from
the hands Of the Sheriff Mr.. Lew is
proposed that majority of The Commits
sioners 10 Law off the Counties in districts.
should lie Democrats. Whereupon, Mr..
Goodc proposed 10 'aise the compensa
ton of these Commissioners from dollar
and half to ftco dollars a day
How admirable these two proposii ons
fit one anothef!-Wnat an ingenious in
vcntion to assist the Democracy in paying
taxes ALI thar Tom jeff, son ever did. i,
mere moonshine compared with thi. orig
ina and astonishing discovery Of Messrs
| Lewis aud Goode--a discovery in fact. e.
qusliv wonderful with any thing " Which
Herschel has revealed IN the skies. Colu IT.
bus discovered upon earth, Milton in hea-
en-. or Dante in hell,
Caring ourselves not fig for the "Old
| Forgies." and wishing to perpe'uaie the
mertorious deeds OF the Young Dcmoc
racy." We propose, with hearts almost
ready To "hust" with emotion. that the
proposition to erect marble statue to jeff
erson lie rrcocsidered and a portion Of
the funds for that purpose intended. be
forthwith applied TO the erection Of a huge
mud statue to the memory of Messrs
Goode of Bedford AMI Lewis Of Harri.
| son.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

ATTEMPT AT AssAssINATIoN.-Ih
Washington Telegraph gives the par'iru-
lars of an attempt made on Sunday eve
ming. to shoe, young lady of that city
Three barrels of a revolver. il says. were
las, evening, fred into the from, window
Of Mrs. Liulc's boarding house. on Z
s,eer; At her daug liter Virginia. as"d ab"H,
II or is wears. She fortunately escaped
unhurt.
The person who did this deed was
Mr.. G. Kirby. 10 has rot yet been Hr
rested. He is young man. about ~
wears old. II is said that he addressed
Miss Little sometime since. but there las
been some estrance ment or alienation oil
late. ira, he was II fee, rejected sni,sr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
schemes RHO week.

MONDAY ac-K.nturky Stn,e Glass CTS II
Capirals--3 Of 10 900; Of 90j: 90 Of 500; 20
500. Tickets IS
TUESDAY o. Do Clnss 6s--75 a.
Cunitals-SaO,G 57; 5 900; S di 200; of GOO 80
Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY 24-Do Glass co--75 I9
Capitnls-s3O 600; 20 900; 2 of 6.0J0; 500
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY 95--kcntucky Clnss 1913 10.
Capitals go QUO; 5000; 5000; 10 Of $50.
Tickets s..
FRIDAY o6-Dp Clnss IT'S ~.
Cap;,als--2O. 100; Q Of 10 600: 3 Of / 600; 10 of
500 Tickets s..
SATURDAY o7-D" Glass n-7s II.
C.pitals-s7o 900; $4,000; Of $500; 100 Of
1000. Tickets $40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

FLOUR-Wc note sales yesterday of 1000 bills
Howard Street Flour ut 81 1873, md to-day OF j..
500 bils. nj the sumo rate.
GRAIN-in consequence fihe inclcment wealth
er, there was very little done Ia sny description OF
Grain.
We quote Wheat ms before. at 90a93 cents for
good to prime reds; 95a99 for white, and 100
al03 cts. for family four white.
Two or three parcels Corn were sold OF 30 cts
for white and 36a57 cts. for yellow
CATTLE-Thcrc were offered at the scales to
day $50 heads of Bceves; Of which number 800 were
sold city butchers 30 were left over unsod, and
a30 were driven 10 Philadelphia. Prices raneed
from 50 50a4 so the hoof. equal to s7as 70
nett. n1d Averaging 81 lod gross.
HOGS.-We quote from S7a74.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

In the Senate. the Iowa Railroad hi,
was passed-yeas 90. nays lo-and three
bills making similar grants Of land TO Mis-
souri,. Arkansas. and Alabama. were or
dered 10 third reading. A number OF
other bills were also ordered Ia third read
ing.
The House Of Representatives passed
resolution 10 close the general debate on
the Deficiency bill this afternoon at four
o'clock; and that Till was subsequently
taken up in Committee Of the Whole on
the state of the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

The valley of VirsInia. in round mum
bcrs 900 persons over Nv onty one
years of age who cannot read and write.
The Pirdnonr District has $4,000; the
Tide wafer Is 600; and Trans A ileghsnv
"a 900. Rockingham. Lee aud Russell
contain the greatest number of persons
of the age referred 10, who cannot read
and write. The mountain home Of De.
mocracy. Oh Rockingham, being the ban.
ner 10 this respect--i, alone having 2G7z
Of this classl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
Arrivals nj Dibrcirs HOtei-MarCh
l1ill. 18Th md 18th.

NJ Boo;he, p Il Christian. Alum Springs; A
" Moore Turrin, C e Baldwin, Geo Barks.
RockbTidce; w Jordan, J 7 tiawlcy. Newbern ;
WIN Auman. Blue Spring; Ckas L Fox, Wyths ;
Lewis Bru-h,J " Camper. + incn~Ile; VIM Thomas,
Black sburs; J Luster Natural Bridge; Lns-
ter Buchanan; r C Trisg. NJ Ware. Christians
burg: John Hut, J NJ JOKES, } Rowland and
Indy, A l. Burk betetourt: W II Kelly, Waugh.
Hillsville; J C Ferguson. Franklin; Oh. Gilherf,
Mrs NJ R Gilbert and servant, Nj Long. Z Z
Burks. Thos Sheppard, las Waugh, Amherst
Irvinc W Hewitt, VIM Radford. Bedford; hos j
Shelnr. Floyd; + Mcdowell. VIM NJ Scott. Cow
iagrot; J l. Peek Monroe, John " theirs, Miss Nj
Withers. Roanoke; Geo W Bib, Nelson.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
New York Markets, March nth.

FLOUR-The marke, is steady, but not active
Sales of 500 bbls ut 81 50,4 rs for Southern
brands. Howard Street and Georgetown. State
bra rds. 81 62n4 IS.
GRAIN-Wheat il held firmly: no rnies are re-
ported observation-disclosures asking slight advance.
Sales of3 900 bushels yellow Mt G3o.
CJTTON-Marketq quiet, and prices tending in
fav or Of buyers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

- SJlSSfON AM
CHANTS are now receiving md dntr for sale, o.
In exchange fpr Country Produce. the largest and
best assorted stock Of Groceitrs md Dry Goods il
has ever been thrir pleasure to Offer for sale, com
pri.iug, in part, the following articles:
100 Sides sole Leather
IT'S bags Rio. Laguyra aid Jn,n Coffee
&c hhds n Orlcaas and Porto Rico Sugar.
some v-.y fiuo
$50 kegs Nails, assorted
is tons counsr, md rolled Iron
1000 lbs Strap and baud iron
1900 lbs BIistered, shear and cnst-stcei
SO 900 feet Safety fuse
900 sacks Salt
225 bbls Whiskcy. some very fine old Rye
25 bbls French and Apple Brandy
90 shds and bbls Mon.ses
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, Leaksvillc and Outer
Factary
o5 packages Lonf, crushed and Pulycrized
Sugar
90 cases stick md mass Liquoriec,
with large and general assortment of brown and
b etched Domesiics. Bed Ticks. Prints, Gingbams.
Summer Goods Boots. Shors. Hots. &c.. &r.. oil
of which will be sold tine lowest for CASH.
or in exchange for PRODUCE.
March 92--t-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Same const,hles Ia Maine hunting forum. entered
a hosse found womaa rocking cradle and sing
ing Hash s-by-bsby." Not finding "the or'ttrr.
one fthem, more cunning than the rest, made
dash a, the baby-cosh~s. cxelajming. Sweet little
baby-how much il locks like its tsfher." Ana, sure
enough, So it dti-for 10. and sehold, the little ot
..riag to ned out be keg IF rum with nisht-cap
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22
REMaRKApLE FuLrrLMrNrorA DREAM

REMARKABLE FULFfLMENToFAD DREAM.
During the night of Tuesday. the 9th inst.
William Jackson, ralw ay laborrr. resi-
ding at Green Hammer'on; near Chares-
borough. dreamed that he should he killed
on the railway. He awoke and told his
wife Of the circumstance. " hcreupon she
implored him not TO 20 that morning to his
usual labor on the line: notwithstanding
" hich he did so. when strange enough TO
state. he accidcniily fell from ballast
train in the neighhorhood ofFiaxby. and
was run over, both his legs ard right arm
being crushed ia dreadful manner He
was brought to the Wheat Sheaf Ian. in
this town. where he expired three hours at
Ter his arrival. The poor man has left a
idow ani seven children TO bew all their
oss.-Eng}ish paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

The New York Times states that. pre-
vious To the departure Of n L. Willis. he
sent challenge to John Van Buren,, 10
meet him. with pistols for two, in Brrmu-
da, his earliest convenience. 1t Is UNI
drrsrood that Mr. Van Buren, declines 10
GO so far from home for any such purpose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Miss Fantadling says the first time a
Young man sat up with her. she felt as If
asw e.l b,;ar was climbing up her chair.
while honey surkles 50 hid the legs of the
table. that she thought she WAS in Par
adiso regained." Poor gil. she had it bad.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

Since the liquor law Went into force IN
Maine. great quantities OF bottles, lahei!ed
Day & Martins Backing have been
impaired into that State, and yet it is not
observed that the boots are cleaner than
heiore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

A lady in Louisville was robbed the
oIhcr night by fellow who bad ''ecreied
hmselfin her chamber until she retiref.-
The box containing her jewelry. and that
Containing her rouge " ere just alike. and
the thief took the wrong box. She looked
pale on discovering her loss, but her color
came apaIu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

DEsrnucrroN OF MANNAKrN Town
IrRoN WoRKs.-We learn by passengers
who reached here yesterday evening, thai
The Mannakin Town Iron Works were
destroyed by FIRE on "Wednesday night
They we're being worked at presen, by
Messrs. Caswell & Co.. Who had some
FIVE or six hundred kegs Of nails on hand
Tie works, we understand. belonged IA
the estate o, Stephen Duvsl. deceased
r VIZ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

The Nightingale and Ter mate going ia
Earope.-By private letter. received in
Boston, the COMMONWEALTH learns that
Mrs Jenny Lind Gold>chmidf and her hus
hand contemplate sailing for Europe in
May next j. is rumorcd that they in.
tend to return to the United States and re.
side permanently at Round Hill" North
ampton.
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Live stock Market.

[ CoTfCcKtd " JafVD SH'OH
BEEF-Cat,e the hoof S3d3 so. gross--ex-
ira quality will command 81 gross.
HOGS-S6 50i6 rs nett
SlIEEP-S2a4 nett Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-22

lis M, unw or,y Of remark that the late
advices from the Pacific brig 10 conhrma-
tion Of the report, brought by previous
arrival, ola rebellion in the Territory ol
Utah. II may therefore be presumed thai
our original conjecture as to the origin OF
this story was correct.
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Grace Greenwood, it is rumored. vii
accompany Miss Cushnan on her return
TO Ens land. with the view OF preparing
herself for the stage, under her direction
Her FIRST attempt will he made in the Eng'
fish provigcrs, and if successful. she viii
submit to the ordeal ola Metropolitan aud