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mother, were struggling to give an education
to your fatherless child Now, when we have
won for ourselves friends among the good and
learned, l fancy it is no cOndescension in him
to acknowledge any niece"
Dec. 22d-H. and Miss Cranston called to
see me to-day. She is beautiful, and was kind
enough to express an earnest wish to have me
return TO uncle's. H. is certainly losing his
tact, or he would never have forgotten himself
90 far as to have said it was "dull and stupid"
at uncle's without me- and that lady by his
side thought Miss Cranston, in spite of her
retenue, looked rather annoyed never knew
him guilty of such a betiSe before
Dec 23d.-l am to 90 home after dinner,
Christmas day. Aunt has been here, and Doc
tor and she have finally settled it thus She
was in excellent spirits, and talked of the par
ties which were to be given during the holy
days, and which Emilia and would be expect
ed to attend" such a good opportunity for
me to see something of city life"
The Doctor said nothing but sat and drew
collins on the margin of the newspaper before
him, as sort of warning to me, suppose, of
the end TO which these parties would lead and
somehow ] grew sad and dismal, and was glad
when aunt left
Doctor and his wife are plotting some con-
spiracy, believe for even now they are whs-
pering outside the door. When he comes in
again will make him think his hoarse whis-
pers have betrayed his secret
TO BE CONTINUED
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rIyO TIMGER CRITTERS ANDR IL.

i CONfRACTORS.-rro will be received
tor all the Railrond slls required between farmye
and The mouth Of Arehers Greek upon theline of the
South Side Railrond.
Proposals 10 state distinctly between hat points s
are proposed for and offer need he mad, for great
er price than 20 cents each
Specifications The sills To be sound, siraight
we post oak, orchesnat free from bai knots. rot,
"indsakes other defects, calculated impair their
strength durability; and be feet long, inch
IS diameter at the small end 10 be bahed and smooth
y hewel two opposite sides and parallel line Heart,
the hewod faces To be inches apart, the ends OF the
siIls are To be cut onsquare To the hewing
The said stills be delivered close the side of
the rnroad, where low fills occur, aud To be
Piled 40 sills in cach pile, upon poles logs ar
ranged 10 form level bed aud be hund red( 1000
ocl apart, and when piled be loaded withloes or
rocks, to prevent Wrapping.
At deep or fills the sills be delivered and
piled the ends oftho fill. IA sufficient number
each end to extend onehaf of the length of tho
fill, and weighted down us before stated--t being de-
signed lay fydye 90 siIIs for each hundred
| 900 feet length Of road
C o SANDFORD, chi Eng'r.
January s. 1852 jan 2l-d&et20F
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arising from impure blood. and Is the greatest fenale
medicine ever know.
For Cholera Morbus. Cholic. Dilrflua and in nh
diseases incident the bowels IA tho summer scason it
has no equal
You it yourself to call and get pa npllcl it
may be the means of Touring YOU. For sal q ly.
JOHN II SEAY. I.yneabarg.
hlOR1l MER 4 NOV BRAY Baltimore.
Jan 21-wt30M aud Druggists generally.
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RICHMOND, J an. 21.

The House passed the bill providing more
eflectual means of collecting the revenues of
the State. The bill concerning the Dunkard
Creek Turnpike was also passed
Mr.. Barbour addressed the House on the
bill providing an increase of the capital stock
of the South Side Railroad Company, and in
opposition to tho principle ofthe general loan
system for purposes of intcrnal Improvement.
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DIR. Baird states that in Sweden, the penalty
for a conversion from the Lutheran to the Cath
Ole church, or to another Protestant denomi.
nation, Is twenty years Imprisonment or exile.
In Norway, Jesuits and Jews are forbidden to
enter the territory. 1t would seem that Pro-
testantism has its intoerant bgots as well as
the church from which Luther rebeed.
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LATEST NEWS 81 THE NAILS.
Tie ITre1h ofthc Cornelius Gr5aneH

Nrw York. Jan. 1.-THE steamer Achil-
les last night brought up sixty passengers from
the wreck of the Cornelius Grinnel The Ii.
ran went down this morning for more. The
raruo between decks will be mostly saved in
GOOD order. but that portion in The lower hold
Is more or less damaged. 1t is said that the
hoiiom Of the vessel Is out.
The barque Esperanza lies easy and will be
cot off in a few days without much damage
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Rev VERNON ESKRIDGE. [ s n.
Portsmouth. (Ya.A Anr. 10, Is

PoKTsMorTH, (Ya,,) Aug. Is, 1871
Mr.. j. Il. BouSh,-Dear Sir:-Whe am IN gcHcr-
alopposed to Patent Medicines. candor compels
sate that have great condcnre in the virtues of atnp
toms Vegetable Tincture. aor several months pat
have used it in my family and in Dyspepsia loss of ap
petite, dizziness, and general debility, with entire
cess. SO far as my experience extends, therefore.
take pleasure in recommending it the afflicted
safe AID eiIirient remedy.
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n Send on your ordcrs.-WARiON D. co, Bal
tmore Md Beg leave call attention To the splendid
selection Of lotteries be drawn during the month Of
January 1853. For braney of prizes they hive nev.
or been excelcd. Our in selling prizes during
the last yearhas been entirely beyond expectations
We have sold and cashet during the Iastyoar prizes am
ountng in the aggregate TO oyer Dtiiion Of doiarS
mud this year intend In double it-mark The PJe7ic
f2n Recocct, few dollars Invested with Us, may
alizc you fortune for he Try ur-yus if you want
prze. Address MARION s. co,
Baltimore, Md.
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anEts


1 ESSOkUTE0N'-T copartnership between
~ the subscribers, under the style of ECHOLS Il
PRYOR, is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
affairs Of the late firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers, who will continue to the name OF the
firm only in winding up.
As it is all essential them in closing their late bust
ness they hope that all against whom they may haye
counts, will come forward without delay and settle
Their successors in the GROCERY are Messr-
MureI < Stratton for whom they take pleasure IN be-
speaking the favor Of their old friends and customers
and the public generally
One OF the firm will generally be found in their Office
in the second story Of their old stand Immediately
Messrs NJ. & SIS counting room
] ECIIOBS,
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WAsHiNGToN, Jan. 81.

The Senate to-day took up the Pacific Rail.
road bill.
In the House, the bill providing for the es-
adjustment OF a Mint in the City Of New York
was taken up and discussed.
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SECOND DISPATCH
NEw ORLEANS, j

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 81.
Accounts just received from Mexico repre-
sent the state ofpolitcal affairs as very disturb
ed aud that all the Departments but three
have pronounced against the Government.
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Serious -Accjdent on tie Ere Railroqd

GOSHEN n. y, Jan. l6.-Tbe cars on the
Erie railroad, near this place. were thrown from
The racl, last night The smoking car was
thrown against an apple tree, which broke the
force oft dcscen', aud seved those in It rom
injury. Two passenger ears also went off the
rack, bat the passengers escaped unhur.-
The train as detained some ten hours by the
accident
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NEW CONGERN.-IIay bought tho inter
" of Mr.. VIM. T. North. the concern OF Saun
ders, North 4 lrby intending continue tho general
GROCERY FOR lYfRDLNG and COMMISSION
business weavail ourselves of this occasion tender
services old friends and customers, aud to shy
them, we shall be happy TO deal with them, aud
the public generally and to sell on the most dvanta
geous the purchasers of our goods we buy
every thing for cash and ut cash prices
inn | .dNcins SAUNDERS 81 IRBY.
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r J ECHOLS,
S PRYOR.
JAS. |, 1852
.OPARTNEFsSgEEg,

H0PAEsTNEEsSREE The subscribers have
" this day associated themselves together under the
style and firm Of ECHOLS, PRYOR& ThLiAFEkRO,
with the view ofconducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches
Their hourc is the large and commodioLs brick tene-
ment, recently erected in the of Of Mr.. John Ruek
ers factory. Immediately the cannl and nearly oppo-
site the Piedmont Works 1t is we'll arranged for the
reception Of and storing all kinds of produce, as
we'll merchandise. As their lot is large and made
secure from all depreciation by strong enclosure, and
Otherwise conveniently arranged, they enabled To
give uttentonto the sale Of every description
Lumber
Every necessary preparation Is also made - receive
Lime in any and all quantities Particular attention
will be paid to the sale Of this article Consignment
are solicited from those preparing such commodities oi
market Theyalso solicit cons gnments of wheat.ionr
corn, meal oats, we'll every description ef pro
ducc.
Liberal advances, if required, will always he mad
consignments in hand. Coal lump and ground plustcr
and guano will always be kept handorders solicit
ed.
All orders for goods from Punctual customers viii re
celye prompt attention.
Goods consigned to their care be forwarded. viii
be attended 10 with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for drayagc merchandise pro
duce, either by railroad canal BY applying them
selves closely business, being determined use "y
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call oI
them they hope torecoiye the announcement ofa fbera
public. j ECHLOS,
WM II PRYOR,
jim 1l-d2cts TALlAFEREO.
Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel, SIN
castle Wing, Wytheyille Telegraph, and Rounoke lea
con, will copy times and forward account for settle
ment. L = % T
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N0rlne DiSaSkcr.

NORFOLK, an. 1.-THE schooner Charger,
thirty days from Franklin, La, with cargo of
sugar and moasses, &c. put in to-day, in dis,
tress, having lost her deck load, sprung leak,
&c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21
HNO SPOls TSHHEN
DkEDMONT ELLrsos ir p,
u prtetor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
Iron Turning and Fitting,

7 TtfIfVg,
Blaekmahtagof all deScriptions
These works having been fitted up great expense
with power, and lnrge variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete estnb
Iislment of the kind in the Southern States and
execute better work and ut cheaper than DO
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build supplied witt,
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed and
glazed il requred) Moudings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooyed, ready for laying, dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding. Palings, and variety of other
materials required in building
Gontraotorssupp with Dumpand Stone Cars, Der
rick Georing, Whcelborows, Picks and Burs and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand pud for sale, reasonnbletcrm
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
nnworkcd Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
If Timber sawed to order.
Jan lifts A NETTLETrN A~>-'
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Alfred Seaman,the negro who, it is alleged
made the murderous assault upon Mr.. Haydok,
druggist in New Y ork, in his ware house, has
been arrested
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1t is confidently believed that Col King
fnpto Havana will benefit his health, and that
he will come back andfulf the duties Of Vice
President
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AUCTION SALES.


SALE-By virtue Of two deeds of trust executed
to the Undersigned trustee the 28 day Of Octo-
ber and the LIST day of November 1851, by Samuel
proceed on the premises by why of public auction to
sell the house and lot aud lot in said deeds
toned together with the household and kitchen furni-
tnre and carpenters tools belonging sad Baily, and
aso three shnres of Va. Tenn Railroad stock guar
anteed by the corporation.
These lots situated Diamond hill, in most
pleasant negbborhood, and contain about one and a
fourth ofground each They well worthy the
attention Of those wishing to buy real estate.
The teto the above property Is believed be good
but shal ouly convey such title is vested in me, by
said deeds of trust.
Terms liberal and made known day of sale,
jan l2-dtds EDW CHRISTIAN, Trust.
Express copy
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C0Rricked Of ForgerN.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 17.-Alexander Ster-
ret was convicted this evening in the United
States Circuit Court Of forging bogus hafdol.
lars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

Stephen Paulding, one Oft veterans who
composed Washington's Life Guard, died in
Monroe, Maine, on the Both ult.' in the 9th
year ofhis age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

DrxaDN \ Jan l5-Over . 900 live
hogs pissed over the Bqfalo and State Line
Railroad for New York and Albany, duIing
the past week, aud 800 hogs 4te nov at the
State Line To- Boston. Fufalo and Albany.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

1t sreported that the Hon r f. Stockton
contemplates resignng his seat in the Senate
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Jan Lifts A NETTLET'N Ar~-'
INnE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON,

I 'EKE IN HtNB H13 4 SHHlEA, HkHb BVTN1
l. AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Thomas q. Stea17s importer aud Jobber Of Silks, Null
Hcty and Fancy GoodS 1872 Br0ad'eay, NJ y, Has now
prices complete assortment OF goods in his line,
rrsing all the various styles and designs consisting Of
Black aud Fancy Silks, Marcelines Florenoes Shnwls,
Trimmings, Bonnet Ribbons, Tunetaand Satin Ribbons,
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroderies, French
aud English Grapes, Grape Lisses Silk Cravots, Gloves
ofal kinds, Silk Loce Mitts, Baregos. Laces, White
Goods, Hosiery, l. q lIdtfs.
The uadorsgnod would invite the attention of his
friends and the trade generally lie viii offer great in
ducomcnts, 10 caah aud short time buyers.
THOMAS q STEARNS.
1G2 Broadway.
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, Y.
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Tie HUDSON Frozen Orp3.

CoLD SPRINGS. n. Y, Jan. l6.--Thc intense
cold last night has closed the river at this
point and people cross on the ice to-day, from
here to West Point.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 81.
FLOUR-Baltimore -four sales ut 50 IS
10 %. Grain dull aud unchanged.
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Gov j. P. Gaines of Oregon as married on
the 25th of November, at the residence Of
the surveyor general Of that territory, to Miss
Margaget B. Wands, formerly ofAlbany, New
York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-21

In short executive session on Monday NOR
ning' the Senate postponed the nomination of
Hon. Mr.. Badger.
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A. EGROES WANTED.-The subscriber

A. EGEkOES WANTED.-The subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES of both sexes.
between the agcs Of 10 and 80 years. including Mechnn
les, such Backsmhs, Carpenters and will pay the
erected brick building LIST or Lynch street, imme-
datey in Of the Farmers Bank where he is pre-
ared (ha}ing erected buildings with that view bonrd
sent 10 Lynchburg for sale otherwise,
erafc terms and keep thp as secure as if they were
placed in the mil Of me ca, Joration
26--d&cl" SETH WOODROOF.
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RIcuMoND, Ian. 81.

RIeuMoND, Jan. 81.
VIM. Gray, of Port Royal, died last night
in this city from the effects Of fall, received
at the Pc .hatan House, n few days since.
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NEW CONCEtsN.--The subscribers have this
" day associated themselves together for the purpose
Of conducting Ge~crat Grocery, Commission and For
uardiug Business under the firm and style of MUIR
RELL 4. STRATTON, and have taken the house for
merry occupied by Messrs Echols 81 Pryor, door
To Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly hand largo and well Sc
lecfod stock Of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, & &C. in fact every article US
naIly kept in grocery establishment.
All OF which we will sell as good terms us any
house in the place IHos II MuhhhLL,
ian 3d0cfs VIM II STRATTON.
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E'OR RENT.-The factory house IN Spring Ware
n House lot, the house is suitable for putting up
STRIPS IN rrising tobacco &c. Possession can be had
hnmedlately For terms apply 20 the subscriber
dec 30-dts A LIGGAT
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Gen. Scott it is said, gave a brilliant part,
IN Washington, on Saturday evening
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NoRrHAmproN, CO., April 10, 1852.

NoRTHAm PToN, Co, April 13, 1872.
MeSsrs. Tyler d Adair: have been afflicted with
so years of age the 18th Of this month; the attacks ere
at times severe render helpless, have tried
various remedies to very littc effect. Last October
was attacked in my shoulders sides, back, and hip-;
could not rest, day night, could any part
of my body without crying with pain; this time l ulso
tried many remedies, internal and external without
ceiying any relief; was at last advised to try Haap-
TONS Iegetadie 1inctme before had taken bottle
OF which felt much better and ! continued tai ing
it felt strength coming into my back and limbs, and
my stomach strengthened and revived every way; |
have taken five bottes and much better than cyer
expected to be- intend il whenever need it,
and would rec,mmonI it to the afflicted believing it
to be uneqnaed. Yours,
ELIZABETH BAGWEII..
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Arrangements Oh INC AuSs o%
THERN.-Arrives from Charlottesville the
same days heretofore viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and
4aturdays. Schedule time OF arrival, m Leaves
sundays Wednesdays and Fridays, at am.
PACKET MAIL-The Packet brings Way Mail
Wednesdays, Mondays and Sundays and takes Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. On Monday morning,
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAiL-Mails dispatched by the
railroad daily at 80 am, for Forrest Depot, Liberty,
Bulods Big Lick Salem, SC, and Tor Fincaste and for
the present, all the watering places
BY tbs Railroad are also sent, Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturdays, mails Tor Bedford Floyd and Franklin
LEXINGTON AND PATTONSBURG MAIL-Ar-
riyes daily, except Sunday, at 6lp. m.
Leaves daily, except Sunday at halfpast six
FARMyIiLE-Au res daily, except sunday about about
midnight, bringing the mail from Richmono anu parts
North South and West that city Leaves daily from
III to IL D. M except Saturday night mn
DANyII LE-Arrives, as here toiore, tuesdays, hurs
laws and SATURDAYS Leaves, - heretofore, MONDAYS
Wednesdavs and Fridays, at a. m.
PEDIAR nIILLS-Arrives, as heretofore Mondays
and Thursdays between 10 and IL a, Leaves about
| D. m same days.
e. Mails closed at p. m.
: On Sunday morning, the Office will be kept open
Tor one hour after the Mail is ready for delivery
Aug 5-dts WIN. M. BLACKBERRY, p, Nj.
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Schroeder, near Sasatoga s.

Truth stranger Than Fl,ttol!-None need Dcypoi,!-
. LadyS Testimony after Thaty-Eigdt years
a. firing,
We're there not rea! virtue in this wonderful mcdi-
cine. could it perform the astonishing made by
it2
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hESSOEUTHON- Tho concern heretofore ex.
~ listing under the style and firm of Snundels North
& rby has this day been dissolved by mutual
The of the will only be used in tho settle
ment of the business thereof
All persons having caims against the concern, and
all those indebted TO H. will mike settlement with tho
new concern Of Saunders 81 lrby.
JAMES SAUNDERS
WIN I NORTH,
JAN. nh, 1853. JAS J lRBY