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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-02
THE BELMONT CHRONICLE,
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by II. II. COWEN.
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A ccw doors west Of Marietta street

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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-02
4 Characteristic Letter.

John G. SAKE addressed the following let
ter to the Committee of Invitation at Spring
field.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
Che Doilp uiroinian
VIRGINIA. LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, Feb. Is.
| L
House.

House.
Amongst the bills reported to day,was a bill
lauhorZing the construction of Plank roal
from Milton, in the county Caroline. to Port
Royal IN said county; and bill for similar
road from Sparta III that county To lnlersect
the fist named road.
A bill from the Senate,providing for the pay
ment Of interests on the bonds Of the Chcs
peal<e and Ohio Canal Company, guaranteed
by theSae. was reported with amend nents.
a till was also reported authorizing the
Councils OF the city of Norfolk to establish a
ferry betw cen Norfolk and Portsmouth.
A resolution from The Senate, for the pur
chase Of certain Astronomical instruments, and
the employment Of an Assistant 10 aid IN the
construction ofa State Map, aud appropria-
ting $4,000 for that purpose, was passed with
amend dmtnts.
A bill authorizing the Virginia and Tennes
see Railroad Company TO construct branch
railroad from some point near Abingdon to
CumberIrnd Gap. the Kentucky line, dis
tance of l15 miles, on the 3 5ths principal and
an independent company to make
said road on failure of the Virginia and Tenn
essee Company 10 accept the provisions OF
the act, was passed-aves so, noes 80. L ls
is an important act. as it will require proba.
bly, three millions Of dollars to construct the
road
A bIll,inc ..cssing the capital stockoflhr branch
Of the Exchange Bank at Petersburg, came
from the Senate with some slight amendments
t. which the House agreed.
A IiIl authorizing loan Of $1,000 600, 10y
the State, 10 the James River and kanawha
Company, was taken up as the order of the
day Various amendments 10 The bill were Of
fered land during the discussion on which at
3 o'clock, the Honse adionrned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
Fencing and Fences.

If you have mol al eady cut sufiicency OF
timber for fencing purposes set your hands TO
votk and complete this necessary part of Your
farm labors. When you have telled suth
cIent number of trees To answer yonr purpose,
have them hewed into posts aud rails and pre-
pared for use: but be sure To char the butts OF
all the posts on may insert in the ground:
posts thus prepared are thrice as valuable as
those that are not charred. While at fence
making and mrnding, be sure that every panel
around your enclosures are carefully examined
and effecually secured This can only he
rendered Certain by your personal Inspection.
Prompt attention TO this duty now, will save
vou fiom both loss and vexalion hereafter
while yonr good example will stimulate your
neiehbors to emulate It.
FIRE WooD.--If You have not already sup
ply to last until next winter, you should delay
no time in securing one.
Our uausE- Ont h0uSrS 0faN hjn3s should
b. cleansed AID receive an anterior and exte-
iior coating of white wash, as well as the fen
cling of yonr ane and garden.
PeuLTRY il ,uses-Give these a complete
cleansing, clean out all the nests, whilewash
the inside as wei as the outside Of them, and
when div put in fresh hay-that done lite
wash the planks both inside and outside; break
up sone old mortar for the hens to pick i.
YOU have not any old mortar, provide them
wirh lime " here they can have free access To
it; besides tins. supply item vitL ashes to
dust themsea e. in, feed them alternately with
oats. corn. and buck " heat, and You may rea-
sonablv calculate upon an early supply of eggs
and spring chickens.
SowING CLOVER SEED.--Sow over every
ecre OF yourland inwheat II pounds OF clover
seed. II the land which you have in wheat
has been long in culture without having been
lined o. mar led, you may raionay conclude
that It needs dressing of one of these miner
ais, SO make your arrangements to give III
drns.ino this fall. as clover does not thrive well
in lands " here lime is moi present. II you
sc lime, give to your fields so bushels per
ere. If malI, 100 bushels.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
FRIDAY MORNING. FEB

mon: she was convicted and condem. ed
When the Lord Chief Justice pronounced tn,
sentence ofdrath upon her, he said, that as
she was tie first invenress aud wearor OF vel
low starchcd ruffs and cuffs. so he hoped she
would be the last that wore them; and for thar
purpose, seriously charged she should be hang
ID in that garh, that the fashion might end IN
shame aud d,testatiou." HIS hope was fully
accomplished as from the day she was execu
ted, neither yellow ruff nor cuff was evc'
worn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

Hogartl,'s youth was rather unpromslng =
lie was bound apprentice to "A mean cngravcr
of arms on plate; bat did not remain long in
this occupaton before accidental circum
stance di covered the impulse Of his genius,
aud thai 1t wa, directed to painting. One
Sunday he set out wit two or three of his
companions on an excursion 10 Highgate. The
weather being hot, they went into a public
house, where they had NOT being long before
IA quarrel arose between two persons in the
room one Of whom struck the other on the
head with a quart pot, and cut him very much.
Iogarth drew out his pencil and produced an
extremely lndicrous picture of the Scene
What rendered this piece the more pleasing
was thatit exhibited anexact likeness Of the
man, with the portrait ofhs antagonist, aud the
figures in caricature of the persons gathered
round him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
CONGRESS-MoNpAY.

In the Senate. the joint resolutions affirming
the Monroe doctrine, and applying it 10 Cuba,
were debated by Messrs Doug las, Cass, Bad
ger, and Underwood.
The House Of Representatives. after debate
laid upon the table the bill for the adjustment
of sales and locations conflicting with swamp
land selections, passed two Senate private bills
aud then dionrned over until Tuesday,at elev-
EN- O'Clock. 10 y hich tune The daily hour Of
meeting has been changed until otherwise or
dered The order for an evening session has
been rescinded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

LDMUND, DAVENPORT n CO.,
LRlDiMOND, offer for sale in store and aiioat,at
~hoe-nl--
0DG Sacks Lverl fine Salt, Mar-bnl and other brands
100 lo Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Pn.ter
800 beat Peruvian Gunno dai, expected
800 hb- RosendnIe Cement
800 bushels prime Cloyersecd
80 hlla. Bone Dust
l25 hhds. Bacon sidca
l27 tcrces Sugnr House Molasses
300 boxes Archer Il Cos No | axes.
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross Il Bluclnesl Londen Mustard
% do do Nnlnu, and Mushroom Caichup
. Hampers English Cheese (Gloueester)
Is boxes Maccnrohi
30 Bags Sicily Almonds
200 bngs Brnzile Sugar
400 bngs Costa Ricn Coffee
llcnnessey, Goddard, Oard and Sasnrnz Brandy Held
.ica and Hungarian Lion Wines Sherry, Madeira, and
PORT Wine, &c, &c.
Many of the above of importation, and
profess sell low nsfhey be had In this conn-
try. quany und quaily considered. Tens as goo, an
assortment be hadi the country adapted to tho
trade of Virginp.
doe 3O.dncts EDMUND, DAVENPORT 81 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
Lord Bacon

II Lord Bacon's style Of living, there was
something which struck his contemporaries a.
peculiarly magnificent. The secret was thai
he did everything III big h and natural taste
In compartments of his rooms he had pictures
painted on the walls from ihe stories oi Grec-
an mythology. Ills garden wa llid oot, after
the IDEAL pattern in hi, essays, with eVcfgreens
and other shrubs 10 suit every month IN the
year HIS feeling indeed for nature. was the
main sid. on which his great philosophy ran
INTO poetry; and vented itself In very grace
ful AS well as grand enthusiasm, betting one
afthe high breasts of isdom. He was fond
Of meditating IN groves, after the custom ol his
predecessors Of antiquity; and when he sal
down to his studies in the house, he would OF.
ten have music in the next room. He had the
flower and the sweet herbs IN season, regn-
ary set upon his table, "to refresh his splr,
IT," and took such delight in being abroad
mong the elements, that riding IN an open car
lage during the rain, he would take off his hat
10 let the shower come upon his head; and say,
he seemed 10 feel the spirit of The universe up.
on him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

Among the persons tried for this dreadful re,
murder, wasone Simon. servant oio,r nom
a. Monsnn. " no is said 10 have saved hlms"l
him hi was for carry ing the poisoned diehe. 10 81,
Thomas Ovrrlmry in the To@eT. o" his tril
the Lord Chier Justice Coke said, Simon you
have had a hand in this poisoning business"
"iSo No %y my good lord" said Simon; al had :, but
I on1 % at the best cost ME all my hair and nails
l. ;s said that Simon being rather curious,
and fnJng the syrup swim on the top of tbs
pari, tart skinned it off with his finger and tasted
which ,yi, led to the injury he stated on his trial
A Mrs. Turner as less fortunate than s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

Mozart walking IN the suburbs Of Vienna,
was accostcd by mendicant OF very prepos
sessing appearance and manner, who told bis
tale Of wo with such effect. as 10 interest he
musician strongly In his favor; bat the State OF
his purse not corresponding With the impulse
OF his humanity. he desired The applicant 10 fol-
low him to a coffee house. Here Mozart draw.
ing some paper from his pocke, in few min
ure5 composed mnu"t which with letter he
gave 10 HE distressed man desiring hm To take
II to his publisher. A composition tom Mo.
aart wss IA bill payable at siahl aud TO his
great surprise, The now happy nendieant wa
Immediately presented with five double du
cats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

" 0EHGE-Hnving become sole proprietor Of Tie
y Mossey Greek Paper Mill, by purchase on the 25h
ia, of September, am prepared to fill order. Ol
l Kinds of paper, the hortest notice, aud upon
good terms as any other Mill. will pay three dollars
md fifty cents u hundred weight delivered, for all
Linen and Cotton Rags fair Price il | send nay
Alter them. Address JACOB SANGER.
S. PAUL. my agent.
NJ Snlnn Annu.in Nn.. Nov 20-.d &c.lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
NEGIsOES y WANTED

" having located ia LyneIburg is giving the highest
ah prices for negroes between the Of 10 and 30
years. including Carpenters, Black ksmths. &r. Those
having negroes for ac, may find il 10 their interest u
.all on him at the Washington Hotel. Lynchbug On
address him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov, 5-I4cIv J B McLENDON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

WANTED TO EsiIsE.-The Subscribers
w wish 10 Iire lor their work the Va. Il Tenn
miIrnad, in the Muunai,i region OF Va, number p
-rong men and boys for which liberal hire will be pad
They have had long experience in the management o
npgrnrs and are themselves large owners. Hncd ne.
gtoe will receive the treatment in every respect
that tney give their own. One pf us be seen Ia
ynchbnrg ut any time ill the 10Th of January, at the
Washington Hotel. or at McCorke Smpsont
nrnt Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will nlso buy and
boys SCOII q ADAMo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
TO s TRANGERS.
= WM. aEFa SyaC.l ~ SON, ProIo

@ss9- 10 VI. q n " az IA Al SV4S, to/I tt"s
Iii the IVASHINGTON HOIEL, Ly"ch "fg.
Va, have the pleasure e announcing that tins House
- now open under their management tor the acc"mn"
daton of the public. The repairs and refttipg OF the
establishment recently made by the proPretors' enae
them TO offer additional comforts and convemenc's to
their patrons.-Furher improvements are, however. IN
progress, which, when completed, will render TIE
WASHING; TON. in all essential particulars, one ol
the first Hotels in Vrginia and to this end the propre
3ors give that their best energies shall be di
rectrd.
The immediate management Of the establishment -
ander the control of William Leftwch the senior part,
Hcr. lis long experience in this line OF business VIII
qaay him. he trusts, give the most acceptable ac'
communication who may favor the house with then
patronage Tie corps of servants attached to tile etah
shnent will be found inferior none IN the State; an'
inthe procurement Of whatever the market or uroud
tng Country may afford make its Tabe, Bar and Sta
oes aneXccptonabIe, pains or expense will be re
4ariei.
he thanks of the proprieors are due and etate'n y
rendered for the generous patronage their House has al
ready received.
jan SITS
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

- AS<T, 2a0 sacks salt received and tois by
- Dec II Is + SAGKET7
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY G SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TIE MS.

r yfRarStAN Is published daily at So and se'nweekly at
in advance. No subscription Is taken for shorter
4 ~ han six months paper is discontinued, except at
M pton OF the Proprietofs until all shall lave
f.rn paid. r +o - = -. -
Pfr.-. . .s'rtion, ani 81 cts. for every nter
- 70 -, j Vi i.t-. ons marked on the MS, ii
~ i..l ordered out, and charged accordingly.
tt,lT RATES are:-For the privilege of two squares,
Ill $40 semi 20; for square, daily $50 semi weekly
inner form daily $40 senweeky S5. Every yearly
advertiser will be required to confne his advertising % his par
t.na line business. and exceed the spa uated for,
he will be charged rataby for IT," excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
CARDS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTEEINGTON q. SNETHEN,

WISHING TON, y. z,
HONTlNU Els 10 practice Law exclusively in the Nh
y premc court, nad attend to cases before Con
sress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against tn
departments. Bureaus and Boards OF Commissioners
To procure Patents for Inventions, Mt home aud
r1nd, aud To obtain Pensions and Bounty innds;
To collect Debts, Dividends. LePacics, nnd lnhetl
fces in any part of the United States and in Foreign
Countries;
To nuke Investments of funds in Loans aud Stocks
aud ou Bond am Mortgage, aud 10 negoeintc the h'
.ase AID snr nj Loun4, Land and putcnl-rghts in any
State OF the Union nug . -dScts
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SQrSaDariWa
" y T i Il Il
Rutledge, Granger county, TEN


h, April eth, 1852 s
I'D. PARK, ESQ.,, Cincinnati, O.-Dcar Sir
1t gives inc great satisfaction to add my testi-
mony in favor of 'Dr. Guysott,s Extract oficl-
low Dock aud Sursaparilla,' to that Of the nu-
merous and highly respectable persons who
have been benefited by the medicine.
My wife has been suffering Tor the space Of
nearly five years with Scroiula and Cancer,
which, ! think, found its origin in the dcrangc-
ments OF the system peculiar to her sex, while
in the mean time she was under the care Of tie
most eminent Physicians in this Section Of the
country, without deriving any material aid from
their prescriptions. >. ,lla t1sF NOV.
Upon the recommendation of DR.. Cookies,
one Of our Physicians, who had seen the med
icine used with happy effect, Iobtaincd Of your
Agents here, Mcssrs. Rice & Mcfarland, one
hottie of sDr. .Guysotts Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla,' and as my wife found
relief from that bottle, bought some six bot
ties, which she has taken with the most aston
ishing benefit, for am pleased to say It has en-
tirely cured her, for she has entirely recovered
from her illness, and tho scrofula and Cancer
uric cured sound and well. '
Acccptmy gratitude. Respectfully,
3 10 MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
Highly Important From Mexico.
Resignation of Arist;i.
New ORLEANS, Jan. %.

New ORLEANS, Jan. %.
We have intelligence from the city
of Mexico TO The 18th inst. of the most
important character. President Arista
had resigned his Office and fled from
9th inst. Senior Cevallo, Judge Of the
Supreme Court, becomes President al
interim. Gen. Minor, Commander OF
the Government forces, had been defeat
ed by The insurgents under Gen. Uraga
in regular engagement, and the revo-
mtionists were every where successful.
The speedy return of Santa Anna was
anxiously expected.
Late advices from Mexico state that
President Cevallo had named the fol-
lowing Ministry: General Blanco, Sec
rotary of war: Gen I.urbide, Secretary
Of the Treasury; Guerrero, Of Foreign
Affairs, and Yantez, of Justice. Their
administration would probably be Of
short duration.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
From the Pacific, &C.

The advices from San Francisco 10
the LIST instant state that the present
winter has been unusually severe in
California. The rains and snow had
interrupted the usual communications
large tracts Of country were overflow
ed-and immense suffering encountered
from the scarcity Of provisions.
A California paper says
The Chinese, during the present
high price Of "barbarian" provisions,
are betaking themselves to puppy and
rat diet.
The Legislature were in session, but
were doing nothing Of importance, The
Message of the Governor had been vo-
ted out of the Legislature by majority
of two votes.
The result of the Presidential cleo
,tion was known in Oregon forty days
after the day on which which the con-
test took place.
Mortality on tie Plains.-Hon. Dali
azon Smith, who has arrived in Oregon
by the overland route, publishes a let
ter in the Portland Times, in which he
asserts that "there are perhaps from
three thousand 10 four thousand fresh
graves between the Missouri river and
the Dalles Of the Columbia; and il the
mortality has been equal on the Califor-
MIA route, 12 or Is per cent. of this
years immigration are dead"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
All, THESE DELAYS |

Sometimes Cold is suffered to accumulate
upon Cold whole winter through. This is
taking short route to the long homc.' Stop
the mischief before it has fixed itself ncurably.
With Rogers Lirerwort, Tar and Canrhalasua
the result is not merely probability, but a
certainty. See pamphlet in Agents possess
sion and advertisement in the business depart
mcnt, Of this paper. October 2.
NO CAUSE FOR DESPAIR!
IL weakened by a rackng cough, and suffer-
ing all the symptoms Of u violent Pulmonary
attack, still the sufferer must not despair
sNerer give up,' says the poet, and why should
The Consumptivc despond with Rogers Liver
wort, Tar and Canchalagua within his reach
Hope, LIFE, HEALTH are its results. See
long advertisement in this paper. Oct ..
1 Highlands German Bitters.-We would call
the attention of our readers to the advertise
mcnt Of Dr.. Hoofand's celebrated German Bit
tors, prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, No. l20
Arch street, Philadelphia. In cases Of Liver
complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease Of The Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from dsordered stom-
ech, their power is not oxcellcd, II equallcd,
by any other known preparation, MS the cures
attest in many cases, after the most celebrated
physicians had failed. We can conscientious
iy recommend this medicine, as being what it
is represented, and urge our readers who arc
afflicted to procure bottle, and they will be
convinced Of the truth we assert. lin6w.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-05
lsy Einch's Express!
Et -. ~ - 'G'~
Third Arrival ofthe Season!

Gum Coats and Leggins, overcoa,s, Of
every size, pattern and quality; Bhn,
black, brown and green Dress Goals, Cas-
simere, satin aud silk Vests.
PANTS Of EVERY QUALITY & PRICE,
BUFFAI o O.KER.SHOES,
Gen,lemen's fine Cali Boots, &C.. &c.
Our stock Of DRY GOODS, Iron, Ntils.
Salt, Castings, &C., we will close ont At
lower prices than any establishment in
thettown, as we have determined 10 urn
our attention entirely 10 tile ready-made
Clothing. y Mag .s1mlr
b, We would say to every body, call and
see for yourselves, as we do not deal III
pulfis, SO get out Of the waytwith,lhe Paris
and ,Telegtap phi lines, Or you will be run
ovef. = '''. 81 =" q :" (
We wont be undersold BY any body
SO there is no use in trying! M
LAZlER & FLEMING. .
Morgantown, Jan. l, 1853.
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Summary Of Late News.

'SS|~~NSNNNo~ NN-~S~Ny~SN4~-rSc>
BY Telegraph for The baltimore american.
,s,,7a,EoRElGN NEWS.
By craftsmanship Arctic, bringing lii
u ycrpool dates To Jan. IL.
.r is,rs ENGLAND.
The will Of the Oak. Of Wellington
has hrrn r,Wist' rad. Ills fortune u.
mounts,o fS0J,G00. ,..
FRANCE.
-Four L"gi,mists, members Of the As
srmbly, had resigned. Prince Wasram
had resigned thr Senatorship in disgust,
h'cansp he had not been appointed
Grand l1untsman.
ITALY. 0".
Francis Madiai had died at Florence.
A correspondent Of the Times says that
he was, without doubt poisoned. Ht
complained Of slow poison being used
in his food. Madame M. is stiH in
prison. ...n..,I'
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian government had de-
clared Kossuth and his friends traitors.
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@9Iz DENTISTRY;
DIR. L. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
Sturgeon Dentist.

n ESpECTfULLY offers his professional ser
IL vices to tho ladies' and gentlemen Of Nor
gantow n and vicinity. He is provided with the
latest improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which
will be inserted npivot or gold plate to look
as well as the natural. HNg
The cavities Of dccaycd teeth will be dressed
out and filled with gold of tho finest quality,
which will prevent their future decay or aching
and render them useful for many years, and in
most cases during life.
The tartar and other foreign substances, will
also DO removed, rendering the teeth clean ,and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Teeth and stumps of teeth, which have be-
come useless or troublesome, will be extracted
with the latust and most approved instruments,
in the mos, careful and scientific manner, and
with the least possible pain. In short, he is
prepared to attend to every thing in the line Of
Dentistry, and his performances will be war.
ranted to answer all the useful and ornamental
purposes ofthe art. ''s''t 'N''..
IEJ'Perscns dcsireus Of procuring whole or
partial sets Of teeth, upon reasonable terms,
will do well to give him call Immediately, us
his charges are quite moderate.
IL Office at Wallace's Hotel.
Nov. 81, 1862. l72::3m.