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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-03
Union STEAMSHIP COMpA- .sss

u NY'S LINE O. SfEAMERS,rta Norfolk -
and Cape My --For Phinde lhia every "Wednesday,
SrrAmtn cry OF RIcnmonp Capt Mitchell
STEAMER VIRGINIA, thP' an"
.Srr.Mrp prNNsytyANlA Capt. Bnimore
Ono of these splendid steamships will leave hehmond
i,1r Philadelphia every Monday and husdny Mt hlgh
water touc ing ut Cape May 10 land passengers, he
turning leave Philadelphia every Wednesday aud sHtnr
day Mt 10 o'clock. A M. rnt further notice.
Passenger, for prc May will consult their interest
y taknr this route ii Is in addition 10 beng ihe
cheapest. the mnsl expeditions and comic table.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have on
Tered into forward passengers thr"ugho
New York either by s'oame'H, nliowinR them H."
privilege f remaining in phiic phnrhrce or tonr do>s
nr proceed directly on Nv York, upon the arrival o
the steamers.
shippers 10 the West-f"bneeonisls deal
,ous of shipping 10 Piushurg, Will plru~e bear III lnd
that we nve mndc all thu necessary arrangements To
to,,ynrd tn acco through at 90 per 100 pounds
Dnc notice wilbe always given in all the Dniy papers
in the cty when the will he rendy to rec eivr
freight aud the hour nf hcir smiling
~ B-Shppers will beur in mind TINT all Bills oi
aning mns1 be- sen Ia the wharf NJ RorNcit-ob he rign
rd before the sailing "f .tenmerp.
nssnge through To New York, lat cabin and found ~
Cape Muy
Pha'pha. 3
end cabin -
Fnr freight or passage, apply Ia
no. RANKIN. Aa'r.. Richmond W.
ieeg-dScts pn he Dock
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For Baltimore aud PhiIadeIphin

BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
Lcares Richmoad cesrg TDesdag m ocioct 7 AZ
Ii TIL Il nrgc ana Steamer B bVl ID II RE
sss=s Capt GlfFoRD viii receive freight every Mon
lny and up I tine hour of o'clock P. NJ, every Tu"s-
lay. for the above plnce'-
Shipper. to Wheeling. Pitr.burg Cincinnati md The
south and West generally will find this route the chen
est aud most expeditions. For freight, npply 10
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va
.
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INSURANCE.
iKE, LIFE AND MARINE INsNx


ANCE-Lyaehbarg Rosc y Fre Insurance COM
many.
lhs 20 hpany makes Insurance. against loss dam
age by Fire, Or Dwelling Houses eoreS rohacco Factl.
ties and other buildings, furniture Goods wnrcs eAl
merchandise. generally in and country,un he
favorable te,'Rs
Also makes insurance on the lives all persons
toying good health, mud oi sound constitution for the
Whole duration ol life. or fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. will be
insured on reasonutle le terms
The Company will also take marine risks from and To
my of the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President.
DON T. c. PETERS, Ice President.
SAMPSON DlUGUID Chief Engineer.
James N Cohbs, Samuel Gurlund,
lohn A dggnt. Nathnn b. Thurman
'eorP W. fancey .ohn Otey Taylor,
William 7 Anderson. William r Smith.
MARTIN IlOLllNS, Treasurer.
CRErD T. WILLS, Secy.
Dir. =. II Gilmpr, ! ,,,.
DIR Wm. Otway Oven, ' '''''N
The Medical Examination + subjects for Insurance
will be msde Mt the office of the Company each duy
between the hours of and O'Clock, =. NJ.
FehS.-dts
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school a College Tex. Rocks.

MORALS Rtchmond, Va. would invite thu
~. attention of tho various schools ind institutions
nj learning throughout the Stntc, 10 his Sehooi
Classicai Boois Tert Boohs used in the various Col
lrges nnd Universities with general collection OF Edu
rniiom1 Works, in every departments Of learning
r,B'School Stntnurry # every description.
liberal discount will he mnde, and bundles deliver
I'D ia Lynchbufp free of expense.
tY Orders will receive prompt attention.
nug 22-is
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DAILY NIRGlNlAN.
TERRY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors
TT Ms

yIRGISIAN is published daily at So ana seniweey bt
I'm, N ,dy,nse No subscription is taken for shorter
nm III months and paper is discontinued, except at
,o of the Proprietors until all arrearages shall have
rIsENENTS are inserted for 80 sents per square {or
eye-v fyygR form insertion and 81 y cts for every uter
- ,nmbsr of insertions is not marked ON the MS, 1t
',ished tl ordered out, and charged accordingly
Early RATES .-For the privilege OF two squares
s,ni.weeky sIO for square daily s35, semweekly
,sr form daily $40. semi-weekly $35 Every yearly
sl be required to confne his advertising % his par
| # business and If he exceed the space stipulated for,
H., catr,ed ratahly for the excess
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Insurance Company of the Valley in Virginia,
CAPITAL $500, 900
harler Oak Life Insurance Company llurll"id. Com
CAPITAL, $200U00

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies UP
L on as fair terms, in any others o equal respon-i
bily, by application 10
7. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynehbure
l7-dlN
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These vessels of the fret class, built IN tho o''y o
baltimore. expressly for this iade nnd nave superior
,ummodutions for passengers. They are eommande'
~ experienced Captains, we'll qualified ior the tr,is
and who will spare exerton To accommodate ihe>
will be tnwod up and down the rivers by steam "nd ma,
he relied ON to sail promptly MS "aVeitized
Merchants going North or ordering goods irom New
York will find IL their inietes 10 ship by this llne
freight will always be taken ~ low as by any Other
line of Packets and every effort will he made by thr
agents in Richmond and New York Ia give sortnction
Freight 3 cents per whole and IL cents per "a
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. less tlan ehnre
lllc Steamers Insurance can be effected in the h.~r
mond Fire Association Il, this line at 3.s per cent
We respectfully a-k and hope In succeed in ohta'"
ing full share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line To New York VIII De Tor
wurded free of commission to New orlenns, Mobile
Gharle>tnn Snynunnh any other Southern o' N"fth
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ~ hnckeits
Ia New York at Beth M l. Coffee House sup, l"ot "'
Wall Street DAVID CUR lie Richmond } y
O. IL PIErSON. N Y. Ss
No. 81 ,SoWh Street. )s
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WARE. PIow Castings,

'OELOW WAKE. PTOW ChstIuRs,
i Sfores, Gfates, Fancy Iron Ruling, MAJ Racks.
Chaiys. Iron Fronts. Sioam Engines MW Gearing To-
bacco Presses Sc furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices.
The sup, rior advantages we possess Will enable US
to fill o ders uppn the mnpt accommodating terms
Orders lcit tho law Office of Spence & Slaughter
will meet with prompt atlenti N.
ept6-ts SPENCE, BEGGs 81 90.
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nEsRY LupLAM. laAuRtr '. WAITS
FALL TRADE, 1853

FALL TRADE, 1883.
DOCKS. STATIONARY FlANOS.-A. NORRIS
ID (lmc Drinkcr h Morr's) Pnbiishers and BookseH
sts RICHHOND. fd.-Would invite the attention ol
County Merchants visiting tho city, To hs stock Of
Books, Stationery ~ Pianos,
Embracing the largest and general assortment 10
he found ia nny one establishment South Of New York,
aud will be sold upon terms literal and nooomm0,
dating.
lie would ask particular attention To his large stock
If Cnp and Letter WHITING PApER-Alsp, WRAP.
PING PAPER, which he is prepared to ae at unusual.
~ iop prices.
A. M publishes mnny o tho Standard Pvginia Lao
Boohsand furnish the legal profession with all Stan.
,ard Inv Books including the Virginia mud New York
State Reports ut the pablishc,'s io'cest prices
School Teachers and tho Trade supplied at liberal
discount
Worcester pinnOs.-h NORRIS is sole A.
gen for the sne of Norcestnrs celebrated PIANO
RTES. nm would solicit examination Of them
from those In Durability, sweetness ot tono dol.
cncy of touch aud elegant workmanship, accorded
them hy the general Judgment inferior
neturr,l in this country Europe They sold witt
full guarantee, nn warranted give sntisnctiion,
the money returned.
W Otdes from the country will be promptly attend
sd To. mug, 10 'lScs
burg Chronicle Valley Whg. Lexington Gazette. Al
iugdon Vrg'an. Wyfhoville Tel Rep. Ronnokc Bea
ron Bedfld Sentinel md Jellesonyillc Democrat, will
publish erery other wo,, four times and forward
their accounts 10 fhts ifhcc.
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L'KEsH ARRIVAL ~ DRUGS,

l. AND MEDlGlNES.-ih' Subscribers are w
now receiving their FALL& w NTER SUPPLY kE
Of Drug4 Medicines. Paints O Varnlyl,es, Brushes
Glassware, Patent Meiicne.. = ,cy-Go IDS, So, &c
The goods have been recently ectei with great cure
in the Northern and Eastern les, aud principally
bought for Cash.
The stock is la,ge. an comprise every article
ally found in DRUG STORE, s,gether with large
nss ,rtmcnt of FANCY GOODS. PERFUMERY &c.
From "a long experience, aud tn ough knowledge ii
the business, they hope retain liberal patronage
heretofore extended Them aud confident that they
nre prepared to offer induccmeut both in PRICE ant
quality.
i5@P Prescriptions for Physicians I'D families will b,
carefully attended To ut all times.
sent IL f. JSO SEAY & co.
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N. B.-The rates viii be chnrg ID from Knox
willie and all other points along the nn to LyncIbmr
1g-is
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DR. JOHNSTON

eI Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lone Ion,
,,. from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of The
States, and the greater part OF whose life has
,ant inthe Hospitals of London, Paris, Philadel-
ma elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
sg cures that were ever known. Many troubled
saging in the ears and head when asleep, great
..nc.s, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
mess. with frequent blushng, attended, some
With arrangement of mind were cured immedi
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MULES FOR SALE.
~ IboVcon hand lot of 6rst.rate Mules broN'
Fwza andnnbroke whirh viii dispose OF on reason
.ssE.N.nbIe terms They are No and any one wish
'1s lo exnmine them do so by calling at my h'Ve'l
Stable a, the upper end of Main treet
shall aiways keep stock On hand ~ pEAD
sep | 5.dts
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11NCHBO RG THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEME Err 3 1888
RICHMOND.

VIRGINIA LINE OF kichmond stsxS
Y AND NEW.lOkk PACkEl y THIS ne"
t,,,. linc i ,,n,nas,a of tie following vesses, mad
sails from NrwYo ork every three days All owned In
lie city Of Richmond, viz!
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IT ~ ADMITTED by ALL hat the
cash Store Is the place get pretty eheep and
good Goods o weh the subscriber hasn very large and
desirable assortment just received from the Northern
cities. consisting Ia part uf the following: pn'n Blk hg.
urod Sila Coord. Pld Hnd Brncnde do, Paris Paiis,
Mnusins, Alpnccos, Bnmbaznrs, Mcrinoes. Prints,
Check aud Swiss Mnsns, ,Shaw Hosiery Eml roideries.
Ribbons, Trimmings Chldrens Goods, &C., which no
Invites the particular attention of the ladies'; for the
gentlemen ho has u splendid stock ofB'k. mud Coo,'d
Cloths. Blk. and Fancy Cassm"re-, Velvet und Silk
Vesiings Cnyas Collars and all Goods for genemens
wenr--nlsp, la &c stock of rwled Cloths Satineis,
Linscys, kerseya, Kentucky Jenns, blankets aud all
goods usually kept in Dry Guod- Stare II you want
bargain give me call WIN. ). HANNAH.
orI. 1n-ts
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L,OR RMANUFACTUREK -loO0 pound
l. of ranco beans, and IA large supply Of Essenta
Oils. such as emon Anisr, Wintergrenn, Cinnamon
Cloves Almond. Bergamot, Juniper, Orange, Roses Sar
safras, &c. &c for sale by JOHN II. SEAY & co.
Also "a large stock Of branding brushes, brndn
boards branding ink 60. 26-ts
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, II uford Conr
CAPITAL, $500 900.
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DOGkAlNGS Some beautiful patterns oi tho
- aboves ioe for snle at ID I y PETERS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06
Rev. P. Doub's Appointments.

Tuesday April IL, Plymouth at night. and Is, IA,
10 to Is, with Divisions in Tyrrell and Wash
ington counties, to be arranged by Rev. L. Gray.
Wednesday, April 20, Jamestown, II o'clock.
Thursday, do q, Windsor at night. %, %, "a
and 70, at such places in Berthe as directed by
the brethren.
Wednesday, April u, Bethel, in HEREFORD. II o'cik.
Friday, do 20, S~unsbury in Gates. IL o'clock.
Saturday and Sunday, April 80 and May l, Gates
vile.
Tuesday, May 3, Rich Square, Northampton Co., II
o'clock.
Wednesday, do 4, Connoconary Div4k@fss. and
at Enfield at night.
Friday, May 6, Warrenton at night.
Saturday, do Z, Nutbush, II o'clock.
Sunday, do s, Preach at Rock Spring, IL o'clock.
Monday, do Q. Midway, IL o'clock and Oxford at
night.
Tuesday, May 10. Tabb's Greek, II o'clock.
Wednesday, do II, Banks Chapel.
Thursday, do L, Franklibton IL o'clock and a
Louisburg at night.
Friday, May Is, Rolesville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06
PROSPECTUS OF THE
CHRISTIAN FRIEND

u" Ye are my .Jriends, II ye do Waatsoecsr I cont
1,and you."-JEsUs.
JOHN T. WALSH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
IT AVING been repeatedly solicited to publish a
Ii religious Journal in this State, Ihave conclu-
ded TO issue this Prospectus, and thus submit the
matter to the brethren and to an enlightened and
liberal public. The work will be devoted to print
tire christianity, and will be liberal and anti-secta-
rian in its character. Subordinate, and auxiliary
to its fundamental object, it will advocate a corrected
version of the English Scriptures; and it will there
fore be the Incorporating friend of the " Bible
Union" The cause of Temperance, as taught in the
Holy Scriptures, will receive the attention it ju thy
demands; and the Editor hopes, by having a de-
partment of this sort in his paper, to secure the
patronage of the friends of that noble cause. Per
haps no State in the Union is so ~fearfully cursed
with intemperance az North Carolina; and our eff
forts should be proportional to the resistance to be
overcome. We shall also pay due attention to the
subject Of Education, moral, intellectual and reli-
gious. Our Journal will not be q one-sided oae,
but be open to q free and full investigation of all
subjects of a practical tendency. No speculative
or untaught theme, will be admitted into its pages
We invite the cooperation and patronage of all the
friends of original christianity, morality and edu
cation.
Monthly, at WILSON, n. c., 16 SUPERFICIAL octavC
in advance. No paper WiN be sent Dithout til
money.
va All Editors, religious and secular, friendl
to our enterprise, will please give this Prospectu
an insertion, and exchange.
All letters and papers must be addressed to
JOHN T. WALSH,
NALSHyILLE. PITT Co. N. C.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06

its misdeeds, submitted to the scorching eve
of my Maker-my fate depending upon his
lips, my everlasting changeless fate-I
shrink and shiver with mortal apprehension.
And | fancy the myriads of men all stand
thus explored and known, | seem to herr
their shiverings ike the aspen leaves in the
still evening Of autumn. Pale fear posses
sed every c~ountenancc. and blank convic-
ton every quaking heart. They stand like
men upon the perilous edge of battb, with
holden from peech and pinched for breath
through excess Of struggling emotions
shame, remorse, mortal apprehension, and
trembling hope.
Then the recording angel openeth the
book of Gods remembrance, and inquisi-
ton proceedeth apace. Anon they move
quicker than the movement Of thought to
the right AID left. two most innumerous
companies. From his awful seat, his coun-
%tenance clothed with the smile which makes
all heaven gay, the Judge ~rronounceth bles-
sing forever and ever upon the heads of his
disciples, and dIspcnseth to them a kingdom
prepared by God from the first Of time
To their minds, seized with the tidings Of
unexpected deliverance, it seemeth as a
dream, and they wonher with ecstacy at the
~unbounded love of their Redeemer. They
wonder, and they speak their unworthiness
but they are re assured by the voice Of him
that changeth not. Then JOY scizeth theil
whole soul, at assurance Of immortal bliss
Their trials are ended, their course is finished
the prize is won, and the crown Of eterna
life Is laid up for them in store and the
hasten to inherit the ~fullness ofjoy and pleas
ures forever more, which are at the RICH
hand Of God. Again, the Judge lif,eth VI
his voice, his countenance clothed in tina
frown which kindleth hell, and he pronounc
eth eternal perdition with the devil and hi
/; angels, upon the wretched people who DIES
pissed and rejected him on earth. The,
demonstrate, but remonstrance is vain
1t is finished with hope, it is finished wit
mercy; justice has begun her terrible rcigl
= to endure forever. Then arise from myriaC
of myriads, the groans and shrieks an
throes of despair; they invoke every mot
er element Of nature to consume their beir
back to her dark womb; they call upon Il
rocks to crush them, and the hills to COW
them from the terrible presence Of the Lol
and from his consuming wrath. Such epis
DIES Of melting tenderness there will be
this final parting ofmen such eternal far
wells but, ali the wishes Of farewell nc
are in vain, A new order Of things ha
commenced the age of necessity hath /
gun his reign; all change is forever seale(
This mighty crisis in the history of t
human race, this catastrophe Of evil a
consumation Of good, fortunately is not o
province to clothe with living imagery, c
our faculties would miSsgive and fail.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06
E1sEElYRBANgN 3

Carpenter on A~lcokoi-Theuse and abuse
of Alcoholic Liquors III health and disease. A
Prize Essay-By William B. Carpenter, Nj.
D.--F. r. S.-F. G. S.-Author Of Princi-
pies Of Human Physiology. &c. &c. so cts.
Bacchus-A Prize Essay-On the nature,
causes, effects and cure of Intemperance, by
Ralph Barnes Grinrod. rs
Speeches Poems and miscellaneous
writings-On subjects connected wiill Tenn
perance and the Liquor Traffic, by Charles Jew
EFT NJ. D.. so
w. L. POMEROY,
Raleigh, Oct, 2Ist, 1851.
Also a very extensive ollectio archaeological,
Law, Medical, School aud Miscellaneous Books
g~enerally--Rlank Books and Stationary all OF
which viii be sold on the most reasonable terms.
call and examine.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06
8BMDAT RSSAaDgYf99a
Scenes of the last Judgment.
By REV. EDWARD IRVING.

We have now before us a suhjec: which,
for the magnifcence Of the scene, the mag
nitude Of the transaction, and the durable
effects which it draweth on, stands unrivalled
in the annals Of human knowledge and
with which, the powers Of conception can
not be brought TO contend. Imagination
covers her wing, unable to fetch the compass
Of the ideal scene. The great white throne
descending out Of heaven, guarded and be-
girt with the principalities and powers there
of-the awful presence at whose sight the
heavens and earth dhe away, and no place
for them is found the shaking of the moth
or elem .nts Of nature, and the commotion Of
the h0ary deep, to render up their long dis.
solved dead-,he rushing together Of quick
ened men upon all the winds of heaven down
TO the centre, where the Judge stitch or
his blazing throne-to give form and figure
and utlerance to the mere circurnstantia
pompof such a scene, no inauguration avail
eth. Nor. doth the understanding labor ,ers
The archangel, with the trump Of God, ri
ding sublime in the midst Of heaven, anC
sending through the Widest dominion O
Qedlu ANU NHS S'dNS th6I oAdi ouItIilOl
which divideth the solid earth, and ring
through the ca>erns of the hollow dc, p
piercing the dull cnlG ear Of death and tn
grave with the knell Of their departed reign
the death ofdeath, the sprouting oflhe gray,
with vitality, the reign Of life, the secon,
ourth of living things, the reunion of III
body and sonl-ihe one from unconsciou
sleep, the other from ~apprehenSive and ur
Qui t ahode-the congregation Of all genera
tons over whom the stream of time hat
Swept-this ol.t-tretches my understandin
no lisa than the material imagery confuse
my imagination. Aud when | bring I'll
picture to my heart, its feelings are owe
whelmed; when fancy this quick and CT
scious frame one instant re.awaked, Il
spirit re.in,estcd, the next summoned befo
the face ofthe Almighty Judg'-now re- beyc
ten, how sified through every secret corner
my poor soul, possessed With the memory
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-04-06
N. c. Fashionable JeWelry StOr
PALMER AND RAMSAY.
DenLera in 60 nnd SIrer Wn,nL..

Dealers in Gold and Silrer Watches.
ALL KINDS of JEWELRY, the LATEST STYLES
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, CUTLERY.
PsrJameIy, Fancy Goods, and Clocks.
FENHE subscribers are now receiving their Fall
4 purchase, which is ore of the most extern
siVe ever offered for sale in the State. Consist
ing of w.
100 Gold and Silver Watches,
Large collection of Gold Chains Seals and Kevs
A fine lot Of Diamond Rings and Pins.
Fashionable Earrings, Breasipins and Rings.
Bracelets, Cuff Pins and Armlets,
Very large assortment of Gold, Silver and
Steel Spectacles,
Gold and Silver Thimbles,
Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens and Lockets.
Steel Pens and Keys, Razors, Strops and Pen
Knives,
Silver Table, Deserts and Tea Spoons,
Ladies. Forks and Butter Knives, and Pickle
Knives and Forks.
Casters, Candlesticks, Snnffers and trays.
Baskets, Walters, Coffee Urns
Gerondoles, Coral and Card Cases.
P~erfumery and Fancy Goods
All kinds of Watches, Jewelry and Clocks re-
paired in our usua! manner.
October 4 1852. a.