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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
$40 DOLLARS REWARD.
cTOPtIIe Runaway on IN

SFOP the RDnaWay.-Ranawo the 20t,
- instant, from the subscriber living South of DAM
Halifax Co., negro follow named SURRY, about 9
III % years old, of middle size and toeraby black. He
has small scar the neck Just below the jnwbone
the left side If remember rightly, about large
ninepence, caused, he nus told me- by a burn When
small-lIis eyes | should call rather small and
what sleepy in expression, except when he is animated
lie ran off from where he work with only pair
IL old pants, shirt and drab-coo.ed hat on-but has
doubt procured other clothes before this | bought
him in Lynchburg about years ago of old Mr.. Gills
of Bedford he has lived for years in Amherst
near Lytchburg, will probably go back the neghbor-
hood will pay $40 ifhe be taken ont of Halifax Co,
and secured in Jail get him, $50 if taken in l. al
fax Co, and secured in jail, ordelivered to Ny
Post Office is Black Walnut, Halifax Va letter 10
my brother Dr. L. w. Lambeth, Lynchburg, would be
attended to.
April 28-d3tcts JOHN w. LAMBETH.
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SECOND DISPATCH

CHICAGO April 27.-F'teen bodies Of the
dead were brought TO the city this morning,
from the scene Of the late disaster During
the confusion incident upon the accident. the
Galena mail was ROBBED of the bags for Boston
and Albany.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
A VALUABLE REMEDY

VNilE undersigned have the pleasure of informing
the public, TINT his newly invented HAIR TONIC
hus now been thoroughly tried and has answered his
most songunc expectations. 1t Inns proved itself To be
not only sure remedy against the inng of the hail
from the headthus efectmlly preventing badness but
brings it out where il is deficient. In instance on
lady gentleman where il Inns been properly tested has
It fniled.
But will let Some Of those Tho 1--we tried ii spenk
in its behalf.
ave the undersigned hnying used Armslend Pride
Hair Tonic, tnkc pleasure in lestilng its efficacy, in
preventing the coming out of the har, aud Otherwise
streng hcnng and causing To thicken. We think that
fair trial will satisfy any OF this nnd do not there
fore hesitate To recommend it.
HENRY LATHAM, JONI CLARK.
JAMES NJ. LANGuonNE, ions w. STEWART,
IL. NJ GARLAND, ir., A O. LEWIS.
number of other mi ht be added if it were
4 thought necessary.
For sale nj Dr. Lymun's, Druggist, and At WIN. II
J 'ridcs's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
lonse. Price FL per bottle.Whc taken by the quinn,
lily there will be considerable deduction made in thu
rice
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
attended to, ifnccompnnied by the money.
ap 2G-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
4 LOVER SEEDING hive in store ON con
~ Segment, smnl lot of nice Mountain Clover seed
for sale. MCDANIEL, HURT d PRESTON.
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Nnv Odds
'I'RUsT Sale Of Town Lot and Ten

n emcnt-By virtue of deed OF Trust excc'l,
ted the Goth day of April 1852, lay Elisha Snead an
Susan A. his wife, duly recorded in the Clerks Office
the Hastings Court of Lynchburg the undersigned,
rustee therein named, will proceed to sell the prem
ses. on Friday the 18Th day of May next, the LOT Il
TENEMENT conveyed insuid deed. The Lot is stu
nted at the junction OF Second with Falls aey
tairs ONE-EIGilTH OF AN ACRE, md is now in
the occupancy of said Snend,
The Title is believed To be entirely good, but the
dersgned will convey such only is vested in him
Trustee.
forms made known at the lin" and place oi sale.
mp 26-dtds JNO. NJ. SPEED, Trustee.
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was. Their destituiion is represented TO l.av
been extreme; but yet they made out to ge
drunk
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer in Fancy ~ staple Dry Good,

M AIN Street Lynchburg Vrenin, corner Store in
wi Curle'a building formerly known NJ Kyles
corner begs call the attcnng OF hi. friends and
the public hsnrge and desirable stock of Spring and
summer goods, embracing every article usually kept nj
the dry goods line which will be offered terms
which cannot fail plea all who may wnnt good
goods low prices lis friends md the public
nes tly rcques ed 10 ca and examine his Stock ii will
afford bin very much pleasure to exhibit it,
ap l9-ts
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Sailing OfMp Hmprica.

BosroN, April 27.-The royal mail steamer
America sailed at noon to day for Liverpool.
She took out 100 passengers, and $l25 in
gold ingots.
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THUNDER, LIGHTNING, sTORNa

4 "
4 and Deluge.-Dr. Il. Beae would Respect
fully announce to the citizens of Lynchburg, that Lee
will open for exhibition in few days, in Masonic Hail.
his renowned Panorama aud Dorama of the Creation
and Deugc Notice of the day and date will be given
on Monday. May 2nd.
Admission, 25c--Chldren Half price. Liberal ar
ran gemenrs will be made for schools.
ApriI 2S-d6cts
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4 phil 22nd, 1853.
W. II. MOSBY.
General AuctiOneer n Commission
M r. e. III A N L

Corner Of MIN q, Mafhet Streets,
GIVES his undivided attention to the sale Of Real
" Els tate, Negroes Horses and every description of
Inerchaudze His charges moderate 8 saes cn4hed
when pr efcred. w. II. MOSBY.
AuriI 03-ta
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Daguerreotypes. Daguerreotypes!!

nSBORN, the grcnt Southern Daguerrean Artist,
~ would respectfully call the attention of the citizens
of Lynchjurg ard vicinity his Goid endmeied Pre-.
Flesh Coiored Dogu9reotypes that have been adj
mired 40 much the past year Mr.. Osborn has been
great expenso and trouble. To procure instrument
S'pcrior 10 any bore hnoae md he will Guarantee
better likenessea OF children nn have been taken
before aud In half the time amy other ntist requires
Come and see. Price from 81 to $40.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign IF The flags Of all Nations
np1j.d&cGm l72 Main 81. Rih1aopd IN
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CTEREOsCOplC o, solid Daguer-

- rcOtypes.-The Public are respectfully invited
to call and examine specimens Of this and beauti.
ful style of Photography together with large coec.
ton of other specimens tnkcp by Gibbs"
Truly Southern Artist-a naive virgininn.
IY Gallery next door 10 the Va Bunk.
PETER f. GIBBS, Propoictor
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BLANKsi BLANKS /
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

AT THE V1RUINIAN OFFICE.
CONsTABLES' Warrants,
~ Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnify Ing bonds.
fsHERIFFS' Delivery bonds and Notices,
Ipdemnifying Bonds.
Hills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And NIL the different BLANKS which sole,
the Nirgnian Office where there Is large aud benu
iul supply just issued from the press.
gentleman TO whom the execution Of this department OF
entrusted has In the State and all
may this establishment mny assured OF
peely and faithful performance.
our facilities for Pam pills {, Card, and II ule Work,
complete which, with the large addition OF Fancy Types anti
embellishments recently nno make the Nsnian coed job
ONCE as Is o he found In thu interior.
Orders from the City Country respectfully solicited.
In 26-16cifts TERRY a. SHIELDS
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JOHN y. TERRY.
LACY a. TERRY,

LACY " TEKkY,
GROCERS
Forwarding ~ Commission Agents,
ON TN BASIN, LYscHRURa, VA,
AIILL give particular attention 10 Receiving md
w Forwarding Goods-Also to the sale Of all kinds
If Produce Libei nj advances consgnments in hand
Only one Comnission charged and postnge.
N. B.-John +. Terry will devote hs time during tho
orwnrdng season 10 the delivery of goods consigned
lem FOR shipment through by Rn Roud, 10 wagons at
5ulom fnyettc, and other Dopots completed.
REFERENCES
VIM. II Spiller,
Gihbony ~ Halter, lWyhevlc,
q. Guggenhcimer
7. Z. IIoofnoge, Abingdon.
Col. A. Happ, Salem.
Cunningham, Hoge x Vnss Giles, O. II.
AprilI-ts
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CHAIRS! CHAIRS

CHAIRS! CHAIRS!!
4 HAVE now on hand. of my and Northernf1
l. manufacture the largest Stock o. Chairs ey- S>4
err offered in this city, consisting of II U
so boz. Windsor Chairs
25 " Cane Seat -
10 Maple and Walnut Chairs,
90 Rush Sent I"
Also, a supply of Rocking chnirs to match all oil
which am offering the lowest rates Those in want
of Chairs will do well examine my stock before p
chasing elsewhere, defy all competition both as
CARDS quality and price. A. WINSTON.
April 25-ts
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nISSOLUTION.-T firm Of Dudley ancey
- il hereby dissolved by mutual consent-The busi-
ne.. Of tho fm will he seiled by Mr. Dudley who will
iny oil liabil tiles aud VIM will receive all moneys and
debts due the concern. Mr. Dudley will continue the
manufacturing business his own account.
Z. l.. DUDLEY,
April Its q. w. YANCEY.
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w. Window Glass, al sizes, Fresh Tuscan Oil, for IN
IN t,le usc, Fresh Hops, crop 1859, Besl Greer
Tea Best Black Ten, For lale by.
ian 6.dacts II STABLER e. Co.
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ECORiCE, Rope, Iron, &c.-Wo are
4 just receiving nnd have in Stofe
30 Cases "fG' Mass icorice, very fine,
90 do do Stick do do
60 do "Lnbonia" Stick Licorce very fine
5 Coils Manila hope to ID inches in diameter,
600 Farm / .gs,
10 Tons Toughest Rolled Iron, every sire
5 do do Band Hoop IRON every size,
To which we invite the attention Of those in want.
apl5dts McCORKLE g. JONES.
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CAUNDERS a. IEsRY beg leave 10 announce

NH.UNDENs ~ EKR Dog IehYo 10 nnnonhc'
- to their friends aud the public generally, that be5
in receipt of, and daily receiving from
purchases made in the North complete assortment q
Groceries, staple Dry Goods, &c.
Their Stock comprises everything usually kept in Gro
cry and Commission House. aud having determined t.
SRI Cheap believe that they compete in price and
quality with any house in the city,nnd respectfully ns
II call from oil before purchasing.
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pEFRIGE RATIO Rsi REFRIGERA-
"a TORS.-Just received. don. Shaey's improved
Refrigerator. ranging in price from 80 to sl5. The
superiority Of this pattern my other in use, II
conceded by all who have used ib EN-. The great
city of Ice the present seaaon, renders them peculiarly
desirable they will pay for themselves in the guam
thy OF Ice they save every season.
apl5-ts A. WINSTON.
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~ OTECE.-Tbe above inserted under the
misapprehensisn that The Of dissolution were
arranged Below will be found the uotice of disco
luton. DUDLEY & YANCEY.
April q, 1852
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N EW WkUCEKF HhU COMMISSION
" HOUSE-T subscribers have associated thenl
selves together under the style aud firm Of Davis, Now
lin 4 Co, carry n general Grocery and Commits
ion Business the city of Lynchbnrg, and have taken
the house nearly opposite the Virginia Bank, whc',
they IRE receiving n lnrge and well selected stock 81
FAMILY GROCERIES,. STAPLE DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, HOES. &c, all Of which they will soil
reduced prices for cash exchange for country pio
ducc.
They will make liberal advances consgnments am,
pay the highest cnsh pices for country produce This,
invite their friends and the public trading in the city To-
give them call. GEO. d. DAVIS,
M b. NOWLIN,
mch25-d&cifts b. II. NOWLIN
GEEDS OATS
- 300 Bushels Seed Oats for Sale by
Murch9-ts GEO PAGRY
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DhAs TER, Glover and Timothy

i Seed, &c
80 tons City Ground Plaster,
80 bush. Prime new Clover Seed,
- g" " = Timothy do,
For sale in lots to suit purchasers, by
ian28ts GEO. y
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mosEs Lacy.
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CELKS kc-Ju.t opened. very rich and beaui
- full dress Silks, Tissues Bnrages, Solid and Funcy
Mouslins. Ginghams, Lawns, &c.-Call and see
mar22-is u lEt Eho.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29
For Me Camien Journal.

CAMDEN, S. c., Nov. %, 1853.
Mr.. EDITOR THE annexed Preamble and
Resolutions ware received from the President of
the Company, by. the Commissioners, to take
subscriptions for stock at Camden,Sir the Ian.
caster Railroad Company, which you will please
publish and ob!igc the Commissioners.
JOHN ROSSE1t, Chairman.
"rhe subscribers in the town of Camden hay
ing annexed Il condition to their subscription,
requiring the cxtcpSion Of the Lancaster Rail
road to North Carolina which subscription, if
received, would impose upon the Stockholders Of
said road an obligation inconsistent with the
terms Of the,chartcr, and one which they are un-
willing to assume, aud might he unable to dis
charge:
1st. Resoloed, That the said Subscription be
not received.
2. Resoiucd, that the Stockholders of said road
are fully sensible of the great advantage which
would result in the enhanced value Of the stock
of said Road by its extension into North Caru-
lima, and would spare no efforts voluntarily to
secure the accomplishment of an object import:
ant TO their interests as Stockholders"
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Mosr MELANCHOLY Observation-Disclosures
every body has listened with sadness to the
plaintive strains and saddeniny words of tic
old song, "rhe Mistletoe Boug gh,' in which Il
story is told of a young bride, who, in play
full hunor on her wedding day, ran to hide
from her spouse, and was found, years after.
wards moulded to ashes in a chest with spring
lock- But San Francisco paper relates u
saddcr tale which occurred in that city last
month, and one which adds to its own horror
by its reality. 1t says:
"a few days since we called attention to an
advertisement of the loss Of little Spanish
girl answering to the name OF Ventura, whose
agoujsed mother was searching throughout
tRe city for her. After looking for her in vain
for severaI days, and coming to the conclusion
fhat the child Was dead, she went to large
trunk in the house, on Thursday for the pur.
pose Of procuring some mGurIriug apparel,
when upon opening it, what was the nlolher's
horror 10 see lying there the dccaying remnant
OF her once beautiful 'ittls child. The trunk
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SYNOD.

The Synod of the Presby terian Church COM
menced its sitting at this place on "Wednesday
evening last, and continued until Monday eve.
ming. We regret we were not privileged to
attend upon the deliberations of that body, so
that we might have been able to speak of its
proceedings. We presume, however, that We
will be furnished with an abstract of the pro-
cecdings, which we can lay before our readers
in our next issue. Seldom has it been our
privilege 10 see 30 large body Of men assem-
bcd where there were so many intellectual
countcnances Every day during the session,
the pul pits of the different churches, which had
been kindly rendered to the Synod, were filled
by the ablest members of the body. Such q
treat is rare thing in Anderson and will
long lie remembered. Judging from the warmth
of the discussion, we presume that the mnst
important business which came before the body,
professorShip in the Theological Seminary in
Columbia. For this Office that distinguished
divine DR.. Palmer, was nominated, but owing
10 the fact that a large majority Of the Synod
thought that, if elected, the duties of the post
would compel him to abandon the pulpit he
was not elected. We regret this result, as
wrong impression may be made upon those
who had not the opportunity of hearing the
discussion. We should dislike much to hear
that Dr. p. had accepted any Office which Nigh
compel him to cease preaching and for this
reason we would have been, had we been
member of the body, opposed to his nomi-
nation, but with the balance Of his friends, we
think, after nominating him, he should by all
means have been elected, as no one is better
able to discharge the duties Of the office.
We know not how many were in attendance,
but judging from the crowded state of the
town, we should suppose that at the lowest
calculation, there were two hundred and fifty
On yesterday morning there was perfect
stampede among the crowd, and Anderson is
herself again. Whether her situation, either
socially or morally has been benefited, the
future alone can determine. We trust, how.
ever, that The administration Of these holy men
of God may be like bread cast upon the wa.
ters which shall be gathered after many days.
The Synod adjourned to meet in the Cen.
tral Church. Charleston, on Wednesday before
the Sd Sabbath in November, 1854
anderson Gazette.
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SLAVES GoING-Slave property in Missouri
is said by the St. Louis Republican to be in a
very insecure condition, and in the counties
where this description of property is mostly
held, general alarm prevails. Slaves escape
in gangs across the Mississippi continually. In
Marion county public meeting has been held,
a society formed to prevent the escape of slaves
and system Of patrol adopted. A complete
description of all the slaves held by members
of the association is required of them. Anoth
er meeting of the same kind has been held in
Howard county, at which it was resolved to
exPel all free blacks from the county, and to
have patrols.
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A rumor is mentioned by the New York
Times, among the particulars Of the news
brought by the Arabia, that Louis Napoleon is
convinced that a war in Eastern Europe is in.
evitable, and that Kossuth has been invited to
a secret conference in Paris, for ascertainina
definitely the extent Of the military force
which he could bring into the field, in case
Hungary shonld have another opportunity Of
contending for her independence. This is an
improbable rumor. 1t is not reasonable to
suppose that Louis Napoleon would evoke the
revolutionary spirit in any part Of Europe, of
which he has shown himself so determined an
enemy. In addition to this, France is in ALI.
ance with England, and could not hold Sc
cret conference with Kossuth, the deliberations
of the two allied powers, on all the political
and military arrangements for resistance to
Russia, being necessarily in common.
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MELANCHOLY HOMICIDE. "A difficulty oc

MELANCHOLY HoMrcIDE. difficulty oc-
cured in this place, on Tuesday night last,
between Dr.. A. p. Wylie and Mr.. Avery Par
ham, which, we regret to state, resulted in the
death of the latter The wounds inflicted with
Il kmifc-thc deceased surviving but few min.
utes. DR.. Wylic himself received in the re-.
countrc very severe injuries, the effect of which
is as yet uncertain. The Jury OF Inquest, af.
ter a very full investigation Of the facts, re-.
turned, verdict, in effect, that the killing was
"by misfortune and contrary to his will,"-a
technical finding which negatives the idea of
wiitnl homicide. Chester Standard
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Westminster Review

We have received from the publishers Mcssrs Leo
nard Scott & Co., the October number of tho Ameri.
Edition of this Review. The following is its table
Of contents; Religion in Italy. @ The progress of
4. The book of Job. S. School claims of languages.
ancient and modern. G. German mysticism in the
18th century. T. Tho universal postulate. 8. The
progress Of Russia. Also reviews of the contempora-
ry literature of England, France. America and Ger
maLy.
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ORANGE PnEsBvrEnY.-The Presbytery Of
Orange, representing the Presbyterian Churches
of the Eastern, Middle and Northern portion
Of North Carolina, with that section of Virginia
lying South of Dan River, met in Milton, N. e.
on the 26th ult. Most of the time of the Pres
bytery was taken up in the consideration of
subjects connected with Foreign and Domestic
Missions, and in consideration of the state of
religion within their bounds The next session
is to be held at Spring Hill church, Halifax
county, Virginia.
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had been left open on the day the child was
lost, and it is supposed that the inquistive lit.
one, having seen the dresses inside, had taken
a fancy to them, and upon attempting to pro
cure them had fallen into the trunk. The lid
closed with a spring, and the little child died
with Sufocation. The tales of romance fall
far short in depicting the agony which the
poor mother felt upon this sad discovery and
the whole story is one which tends to prove
the oft-repeated saying, that truth is stranger
than fiction.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29

Our County Court is in session this week.
On yesterday, Michael Overcash was put upon
his trial on the charge of stealing keg Of
"peach brandy" which he hid in swamp
The owner having discovered the place of con-
cealment, set a watch over the key and Mcha.
ell was arrested, one night just after having visi
ted it and filled his bottle, with which he was
returning to his domicil. 1t was plain case ::
Michael had the keg in the bushes, and his bot
tie was filled with liquor taken from the keg
There seemed but little chance for escaping
conviction of the offence. But Michael was
cleared not of the crime, but of the penalty.
The Solicitor forgot to show, as he might have
done, that the bottle was filled with .peach
brandy" Salisbury Watchman.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29
Alabama Senators.

\ caucus Of the Democratic members of the Ala.
the Hon. B. F. Fitzpatrc and c. C. Clay r were nom
mated for U. s. Senators from that State. 1t is said
their election is probable, but not certain.
tclegraphic despatch announce the election Of
both these gentlemen.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29
Peoples Medical Gazette.

We have heretofore neglected to notice the PEOPLES
MEDICAL GAZETTE two.numbers of which we have re-
ceived. 1t is published ut Abbeve, S. c., and edited
by Dr. Davis 1t is handsomely got up, and we thinks
far able to judge is worthy Of patronage
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-11-29

On the banks of the River Nacoin, Canada,
two hunters dogs pressed a deer, which took
to the river. On approaching the animal in
canoe, they were surprised to perceive it strug.
Cling desperately, being every now and then
ierked suddenly under the water. The hunters
dragged the deer into the canoe wheu turtle
weighing forty pounds was found firmly fas-
to its tail The turtle rctrained its grip for up.
wards of two hours after the deer was killed