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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12
OBITUARY.

Departed this life the 20h January after long
and prutractcd illness of nine weeks of inflammation
the Brain, DEKA 7TUs l.. DEws, infant of Joshua s.
and Mary Ann e. Dews aged FIVE months and five days.
Weekly Express & Republican requested to copy.
ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GONE
Died, Friday tn DIST January Mt the house Of hi
son Geo w. SH cpston Snow Greek in Franklin eoun
~ John Swep ton in the 92nd year of his age He lin
eered about three weeks previous his death-morr
the victim ofHge than disease, aud finally GIVE his sp
it to his God with the utmost composure and sefnos
session. He contemplated the approach of death and
the exchange OF worlds with phiosophc serenity and
ralmncss He possessed mind ofgrea native strength
nnd yieor and retained the Of his faculties to IN,
st, not materially darkened by age or nfrmities-
he hardshps he had Undergone and the scenes of bor
ror hloodshed he had Witnessed. in the ofthc Rev
outon had made such lasting impression his mind
time and the vcissndes of fortune and circuu1snn
| ces had proven who'll incapable of obicrating. Thee
vents of II and Sand the incidents of Yesterday wer,
recounted by him with equal hdeliyto accuracy and
truth. Naturally gloomy and melancholy, when IN,
name of Washington any of his compatrots was men
toned in his presence, the moroscness Of his tenpprn
menswoud soften intoihe most frank and unreserved
snrrulty The stories ofthe Revolution were his chic
amusement and almost he only ament of his fame IN
ina ination. John Swepstnn native of King and
Queen in This state but has long resided in Frank lin and
the adjacent county of Ptsy yana,wherr he has left ma
relations and friends alike epore his loss and
cherish his memory In his 18th year he volunteered nc
IA private in Capt - company under Col Temple
Gains DIVISION and rendered his county valuable SCR
vice in the memorable struggle whose fruits are indie
pendence and the establishment of the farest fabric
OF government the world ever As reward for hs
service and ofhis valor and patrotisn he ba
tor number of years received annually premium of
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A Scpnp

Last week Madame Alboni with her hus
band, visited the gallery Of the Massachusetts
House of Representatives to listen to the de-
bate. when DIR. Coggeswell, who had been
notified Of the presence of the celebrated con.
tralto, rose and said that distinguished lady
beng now present in the eastern gallery of
the House. as mark of respect to her, and as
duty he owed his constituents, he moved
that Madame Alboni be allowed to take seat
ia the body of the House
Mr.. Stevenson, of Boston, rose ard ,,,;,L
manifest feelings said mir Speaker I mnva
that the motion be rejected
Mr.. Prince. of Essex, we'd TO amend the
notion so as to provide that Madame About
sit next to the member from Bedford, (Mr
Coggeswell.)
Mr.Coggeswel--"I accePtthe amendment.
Here it was observed that Madame ALBION
(no doubt with the view to prevent the men
bers rendering themselves still more ridiculous
had suddenly disappeared from the CALLER;
when the motion of DR.. Coggesville was WIN
drawn; and after agreeing that no notice oil u
effair should appear upon the record, an az
journment took place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12

John Randolph called the House Of Repre-.
sentatives a Bear garden" From the follow
ing extract from the late proceedings of tina
body, it seems the chairman decided the appel
lation to be in order and therefore justly APP
pieable:
MIR. Dean. am opposed to all amendments
and think 1t is time for us to show that this j.
NOT a bear garden.
Mr.. Florence. | call the gentleman to order
1t Is an Insult to the National Legislature /
cal il bear garden. Laughter
The Chairman, Mr. Brown of Mississippi,de
cided the gentleman to be in order.
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By the evening train of yesterday, we hae
the sad intelligence of the sudden death o
RoBERT CAMPBELL, ESQ Of Bedford. one O.
the most prominent and beloved citizens Q
that county. He had reached an advance,
age and had been for some time in iebe heaItl
but the immediate cause of his death is believe,
to have been the deep affection of late dis
tressing bereavement-the loss of cherishe,
daughter. Mr.. c. had repres ented the count
frequently in the Legislature, and hal served
number of years as one of lis Justices
He bore an irreproachable character and wa
esteemed by all who knew hin. for his ntelI
genee' hberality and integrity. His famil
'ost IN hlm venerated head and society /
courteous hospi'able and high minded gentle
man.
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500 fosg an ansnan on tho bounty oithe e''I
eminent he arknoalslged The gratitude o' ~ ,bcb
aud was prepared 10 pronounce tal-e lne arI - our
the yefar.s. 81 monarchy law sought 10 - s.
RaraIlIe. vjz. Republic uugaieini. @''''l =
atom sas in the battle II " hits llains, sefet -
sf.frb the British were commanded by lesiif' ahu
Americana b, N'Doagal. lie wns iilso at t.s -
f stony Point under the ealuni Wayne; al TN =
y9.irb rlacaa tradition saws be behaved wei pi' II =
t our e,rpose IN this humble tribute, either 10 uea
,bf thrilling occurrences Of that interesting =.
Rod IN olr national history Ia compose an Sa's.
the lie and character Of this contemporary OIL
IN ~ ill ONLY add TINT IN his intercourse WIN ms
fIIs.rar he was Just, liberal aud honored-eoho'
iiu4us prrting and confding. strict hdhereht u -
honor and ruth he was in poetea phrase IN 'p''1
man. fbe pobIest work of God. His ini'rne' iooH
reu the tl.ird day after lis death, IN the presence -
',,f,ens1aIIv large audience & solemnzed oy mn
i,ar, roecsaa. with martial music, and All the i'
.o,,,gias nd boners due 10 the OCCASION ~hieh VIZ
concluded with firing l. rounds into tie grave thht ne
me remains ofthe depafted soldier He was the la.t IN
,lI county of the remnant Of patriots VINO Slg"Ie'
rhen9.rlqe. in our struggle for Independence IN i
e9,i, Ink that concerted tie present with the p's'
and ~ associatious hns it were, been sers
al forever Then, II daily becomes more impefat,Ve9
ar duty 10 APPRECIATE the blessings our atheis INV
boueathad u.s. and To manifest our grnttude Tor the ee
net, reverence their memories and Perpetuate theif
prniscfo ernbalm their glory and yindcate their hohof
In every proner manner can.
The Reppblican Danyille Register, and Roanoke ne
y.f4l,f rpuupspd
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pHCH,s SAFES AGAIN.-WHDER5
CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. %, 1852

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 90, 1852
Messrs Stearas j. May0a, Successors 10 Rich &. Co..
Gentlemen: On the night ofthe 18th inst my entire
stock consisting Of oils, candles, white lead. rubber
springs and packing, also very great quantity of other
merchandise consumed by fire Your safe. contain
cry ding in it was saved in tho mos perfect condition
had used the gas for moment at dark and the box Of
matches used TO light it is custom, put inio
the safe for consider them dangerous things to leave
about. The matches and the books where all of my
whole stock that had the mark &C the fire upon them
Unfortunately for me- you have here had proof of the
goodness of your Saamanders the perfect satisfaction
of every who Witnessed the Obstruction of my store.
Yours very respectfully,
LEWIS NJ. HATCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12

PERPETUAL. MorIoN.-A Paris letter. OF the
Goth January, mentions that the necessary
papers for taking out patent for an invention,
said to realize perpetual motion" was to
come by the next steamer to Washington
A locomotive, one fifth the size ofrairoad en-.
gnes, has, says the inventor been working
continually since June. This sounds rather
improbable; but if we are to believe in the sue
cess OF the Ericsson motor, It does not do to
be incredulous about anything-Bal. SIM
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l.. SILLIMAN IVES.


AWEALTHY AMBAssApoR-Velt Pecha the
new Turkish ambassador m Paris Is only 80
years of age, and is SO immensely rich as to be
called the MussuImon Rothschild. 1t is said
he spent fifty million francs ON lis journey
from the Sublime Porte tothe Barrier de L Eoi.
le All his attendants wore, during the whole
trip, the Turkish costume. He gavo away
twenty thousand doIlarsin gratuitles to servants
Positions and chamber maids from Marseilles
to Paris.
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htcrestiag. lJom Rome B,Shop ieess Le'i7 2,
R@tgBat,oa, II he DioeeseQt N9rfb C"tol'1H'
RnME Mndnn.laH. DC. y. So.

! interesting 1Tom I(0Hte bt@hDP Hta '>e',' =
| ReaQBation, IN He Di0oese0t N0rb CaroI'7a.
RoME, wednesday, Dee. %. 1872
DEAN Brethren: Some of you, at least are
aware That for years, doubts Of the validity 81
my Office as Bishop Lave at times harassed my
mind and greatly onfcebled my action. AT ON
or times. II Is rue oai cumstauces have arisen 10
ovcrrulo these doubts and 10 bring to my
mind, temporary relief But it has been only
temporary for in spite Of resolutions 10
Iabandon the reading and the use OF Catholic
| books Sod would protect my mind against he
! distressing influence Of Catholic Truth; and In
! spite 81 public and private professions and de
| clarahons, which ia times e suspended deao'
I sincerely made To shield myself from snsPl.
,,ion aud win back the confidence Of my diocese
which had been we'll nigh lost--in spite Of all
this, and OF many other Considerations which
would rise up before me as the necessary oon
sequence o, offering my mind to be carried
forward in the direction in which my doubts
pointed these doubts would again return with
Increased and almost over@ helming vigor,
goadinp re at times to the very borders OF de
rangement
Under thcse doubts | desired temporary re
lief from duties TINT mad become so disqulet
ing 10 me, and determined to accompany Mrs
Ives, whose health demanded a change OF ell
mate. IN short absence abroad. But absence
has brought no relief to my mind. Indeed, the
doubts that disturbed 1t have grown into clear
and settled convictions; so clear and settled that
" ithout violation Circumstance and honor and
every obligation ofduty to God and HIS Church
| can no longer remain III my position.
] am called upon, therefore, 10 do an act OF
self sacrifice, in view OF which other self sacri
1icng acts oil my life are less than nothing;cal,
ed upon to sever the ties which have been
strengthened by long years of love and forbear-
ance; which have bound my heart TO many Of
you, as was David's to that of Jonathan, and
make my heart bleed as my hand traces the
sentence which separates all pastoral relation
hctween usand conveys TO you the knowledge
that hereby resign into your hands my Office
as Bishop Of North Carolina; and further,that
am determined TO make my submission to the
Catholic Church.
In addition (my feelings will allow me only
TO say) as this act Is earlier than any perception
OF my own and antedates,b by some rnontbs,the
expiration ofthe time for which so promptly
received from members of your body an adj
vance OF salary, hereby renounce all claim
upon the same, and acknow ledge myself bound
on an limitation OF your wish, 10 return W hat
ever you may have advanced to me beyond
this 22d day of December.
Wnh continued affection and esteem, pray
you to allow me still to subscribe myself
Your faithful friend, etc.
L. SITIIMAN IVES.
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EEMALE sHOOL ar Pg4AKL4NO

MI George w. Lettwieh has .za,#d to take a
small school for girlsin a building ura my premises
(near her own residence in Bedford.) which will he
taught al the usual branches Of an E4g h education
Mrs L. has h. MI experience IA teacher and is
m ST ta}oraby known such; doubt net she will CON
nnG I" give the same satsactio her patrons as she
has done heretofore.
10 promote the interests Of the Scotland as
IONS tor my own chi dren, will take few girls a. boar
ders IN my family, where they will receive all proner
care and attention from its members
lie school will commence on the lst of March naxt
ana continue for five months, when there will be ,ara
ton OF twoweehs after which the exercises will no roe
umed. '' W ieS
Should sufficient announcement be attended o,,o,,,,-
tent teacher of music will be engaged
TERMS.
For beginners, nor r,o,b e, ro
:" those morea lyanced IL q m
Music, an additional Charge '''
Board, including fuel lights washing and ~, tho ~
NJ ia al,,n.o'l' pr month $1,000
no deduction wall be made in the price of tuition or
ooard except IN cases of illness long Continued
''' - WI" Address Otter Bridge"
VIM. l. G0GEIN
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INcENDARYIsM.-W learn from tie Wythe
E, lie Telegraph, that three several attempt
lave recently been made 10 fire The town
Wythevile. The fire was luckily discovered
each instance IN time TO be estiogalshed " III
~ few buckets of water
Al meeting of portion of the caizens
the 9Th inst, energetic measures were adopt
ed for the prevention Of repetition Of The al
tempt, as well as for the detection Of The VII
anous incendiary. For tn , latter purpose a ie.
ward OF 5000 was subscribed ard offered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12

. DIR. Alfred Leyburne, one Of the menbo,
i ,a.,os .'pse IN the House of Delegate
.ann,v axa ~ > On" Mccleland, esq, of ,ha {
.ocn'y, expresses entire confidence in the h,
l'si that an appropriation will be made 70 cono
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12
LEWIS NJ. HATCH
RoDHEY, Miss, Dec. 7, 1852

RODNEY, Miss. Dec. Z 1852.
Isaac Bridge Esq, .Nso Orleans.
Dear Sr,-We send you one of Rich & Co.'S Safes,
tried in the fire in on the 22d August. This
Safe stood extreme heat of large frame building, IN
which it was used surrounded by quantity of baggng
flour, rope, whskey, and many other combustibe sr-
ees 1t will show for Itself the heat it sustained The
papers therein not even soed. We therefore do
hereby certify that this is of the best Safes have
seen All other safes, except this make proved worth
less, now be proven on the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
WORTHINGTON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12
4 Asa NETTING

I ASH MEETING Tho otockholdersiof In,
e. Lynchburg Manufacturing Company are hereby
notified atteft general meeting of the Companr nj
the office of JOIN NJ. Warwick, Esq, in the CITY of
Lynchburg. aoH.iay the 18th inst at o'clock, P
VI. Puncual attendance III person, by proxy Is de.
sirabe measures, will be taken for final settlement
ofthe transactions of the Company.
feb 10d&ctol4. EICH'D &. MORRIS Pres't
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Miniature Almanac.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
sniIimg of the ocean steamers.

FROM UNITED STATES.
SHIPS. LEAVES FOR DATE
Black Warrior New York. Havann & MobiieJan %
Arabia ......-... New York -. Liverpool Jan %
Crescent City 49,. New York Havana& y o Jan q
Isabel -. Charleston Key West & Havana Jan %
Niaenrs ..-....... Boston. =. Liverpool ---.feb
City of Glasgow. Philadelphia Liverpool Feb
Baltic...-........New York &C.,. Liverpool Feb
FROM EUROPE.
Canada. $3.50. Liverpool. Boston. Jan %
Atlantic. Liverpool. New YorI; Jan 2G
Asia. $780,. Liverpool .---.- New York Jan %
City of Manchtr.. Liverpool. Philadelphia -. Feb
Pacfc..-.....-... Liverpool. -. New y ork Feb
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The Twcnty-Sec0nd.

We learn tina, our Volunteer Companies arc
making arrangements TO celebrate the coming
Anniversary Of Washing on's birthday, and
rades in arms, the Salem 'LIGuT INFANTRY
GUARDS. Capt Carter. The city companies
are preparing to receive aud entertain their
guests in eommendablc manner, but the cx.
penses, if they be unossisted. will fail heavily
upon them, as neither Of the Companies are
strong in numbers.
We suggest therefore. that the occasion will
present a fine opportunity TO our citizens 10
lend them some lillle assistance. They have
seldom asked any thing IN lliS way, and w
arc persuaded that our citizens. in considera
ton of the occasion they propose to celebrate
must concur with them IN the desire they feel
to make The sojourn oflheir comrades from Sn
lem as pleasant and Us agreeable us possible
The preparations made by the ComPane.
MS yet extend no further than above indicated
aud we would suggest that 1t is not too late TO-
other public associations To join themand have
a public address worthy Of the day.
Tho Board OF Directors Of the Southsdo
Railroad Company accepted, yesterday, +
proposition for the purchase of Mrs. Percivai
island as the site for their Depot in this city
The island contains ffty-fve acres, for which
the company agree to pay $22, 800
We understand, also, that 1t hes been deter
mined by the Company, in the location o,
al. ID -
below the city, to bird the river at that point
and pass up the north bank from whence com
munication will be made by another bridg
with the island. Two other bridges, acros
the arm of the river, will form the connection
between the island, and the Depot ofrhe Vir.
gnia aud Tennessee Railroad and the city,
In eighteen months the Southsde Company
viii doubtless have their cars running through
from this place to Petersburg, and we wish
item god speed in their jealous and energet,
progress.
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EDUCATION.-NIrs. Rice offers her thanks to

ENDEG ATEON.-Mrs Rice offers her thinks to
RI her patrons, and informs them that she has moved
her schoofto the house the of the formerly
occupied, the square. She will give instruction
in the Latin, md of the gher English Branches;
encouraging her pupils in the morning Of life to store
their minds with useful knowledge and their hearts with
right affections To attain this she asks the aid of the
parents, for in Union is strength"
Terms ma le known on entrance,
Feb. l2.-dlw
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D. rain hEehf r. NiLLGA1
WIN. ID. FAIR a. co.
Storage and Commission Merchants

No. ~ CALIFORNIA Street, delo,a Froal
Son Francisco.
Orders for Merchandise promptly filled and on. tn
hes, terms.
REFERENCES.
MCDANIEL, Hurt & PRESTON.
NJ. La auHoRNE & Sons. ! N9"o''ou's'
Id .CRENsHAw, Richmond.
Thomas MASAHAN, New York.
feb l0.d&c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-12

rlete tue North River Improvement at The pres
cHt session.
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7 rules held in the clerks office Of the circuit court
II for Amherst county on Monday the eth day Of Feb.
ruary.lS53.
L. B Shee, Plaintiff
against,
The Amherst Copper mini and Smelling Company,
Defendants
The object Of this suit 10 recover from the defen
aants 500, with legal interest thereon from the eay
Of 8tl paid And the attachment awarded
nbcing returned executed and levied upon tract OF
land OF the defendants, lying in the counyof Amherst
near the Folly and known the Coppermnc track con.
tanning 30 and standing the land books in the
name OF William X Smith And it appearing by afda
VII hed that the said defendants not residents of
tins Commonwealth, they required to appear mere
within Oh" month after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary protect their interest
And II Is ordered that copy hereof be published once
week Tor tour successive weeks in newspaper pub
shed in the City Of Lynchburg and posted at The from
door OF tn" Courthouse ct lis county, on tie first dav
81 tue 1'..N' .'H.'' mt ceH est.
:" IaD DANIEL JR., Clerk
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Merchants and others interested in the preservation OF
books and papers from fire. respectfully requested to
call at the store of the undersigned and peruse num-
Der OF certificates similar the above, extending over
period of ten years. Ne book paper document OF
any description has ever been injured by fine in any OF
these Safes
An assortment of these Safes. with ard wnut ale
Powder Proof Locks and Jones Powder Proof Locks,
for sale at tn" Depot LAG Water Street and at te ac
tory corner Of Avenue A and St. Marks Place, New
York. STEARNS g. MARVIN.
Successors to Rich & Co, lac Water Street, New
York ne only makers of Snamandes Safes in the u
ntti Safes combining Wilder's and Richs lat'.t'.
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STERNs ~ MARVIN. Salamander SAFE Manufacturers
have purchased Of H. C. Jones the patent right for ms
Powder Proof Bank Lock, commonly called the WORLD
Err lie cK' behind which One Thousand Dollars was
placed IN Safe at the Fair in London, during PERIOD
foryge days, to be the property Of any of the Ys
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt to open
was made daily by hundreds without
bankers jewelers. aud Merchants be supplied
with these Locks by the sole proprictors.
STEARNS & MARVIN,
teb S-d&c3m. lag Water Street New York.
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Yak ATTENTION ARTELLERY.-p,r.
Isvl ade in front of the Gun House on Saturday IN.
Fssssg 18th inst. at o'clock. z. M, with Musket.
By Order,
feb l0-3t c. II. HARDY. o. 8
Also attend a Getting Of the Company on frjs,
night at O'Clock BY order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
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