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NOTICE
XKYNEREAQ nv rxiIe ncindA Ann Nyinn

vNHEREAs my vile. Lucinda Auu VIM, lett my
w touse in the county oi Caroline, State Of rirz
MA 10 the 'sil If 1855, TO Icr fathers, ,n John
Wales the county OF Albemare and STATE aforesaid
Las positively refused 70 my bed ead board
aorgh requested by In person 50 TO 40, driven
Toe uuplea and painful alternative T., notify her, Mr
'oes Wte and all oher persons. that Will not DC respon
ho pay board 70 pay any debt or debts COP.
use:sd Tor any thing whs,ever This eere 10
70 t''e~sn all person. from giving my ssd wife credit
60 Il:
The Charlottesville Advocate will please copy oaee
We. Tor nur and send the bill TO the ONCE ot the
pay the came. TAVEkNER WlNN.
F-o 1-c4v
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THE WINCHESTER yIKeINIAS.

This thorough Democratic journal, We observe,
has recently been sold by Mr. Edward e. Bruce, to
Mr. Jno j. Palmer formerly of this city. While We
cannot but regret the loss OF the able augmentation,
and polished aud pungent paragraphs of the late ed.
itor Of tho Vrginian, We have gratifying consola-
top In the fact that his successor e.o en- excellent
gentleman, al unadueratsd Democrat ard far more
than an ordinary writer.
The yaledctory Of bir. Bruce /, in fine Taste, and
the salutetory remarks Of Mr. Palmer assure that
hs will bea valuable acquisition to The party In bis
section Of the State. We wish them both unbounded
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FIRST PREMIUM TROTTlNG STALLION
KOSsuTH.


UyHIS Justly removed Trot,ing Stallion who a
II hpe received at the Virginia State Agri. ~
cultural Society the irst premium two years Ia HrSA
succc.sion, (1s5s and 1852 and certihca,euf.A0
superiority ov all otng stations exhibition at the late
Fair of 1856 e being aiquafed according the rules
ing taken II on two former ocessons) aud who 10
PRONOUNCED by judgesto be Of the pares bred and
iusest tro,ting stations Id America, viii commence his
season on the irs Of MARCH, 1t the stable the subscr
on Mecnaniosvlle Turnpike ors mile from the ei
of Richmond aPhe season will on.,he-3oth Of
Tssas-s5q the .ss,op, II prepaid; o. *3s, payable
at tae close Of he seasop so, groom Zee IL
Kos.uth VISA fdalsd iH, county, Slsfe ot New
York on The Sh q js sssp,p! .a 1Sa os os,.
er and symmetfy Of FORM does aad ssn tros
his mile ins!da Of and seseHde 70
wagon HIS colts. arc Her1rkab'y fneiesd promising
having good seton and every hdicsonoi Of speeG gree
Of them fseeNed arseass psemiums stthe stste fs Of
piece hD been refused fpr Of them Old
= FsnieaxH--KosepTH wss sired by that -world.re-
nowned trotss horse, New York Bsek Hawk out Of The
well known irotans mara. Lady Of she Lake. Black
Hawk while living, was the champion Of tho tur and all
of his gst erut6ng horses and command high prces-
For further psrcusrs refer my bills OF the Tud Re
gster where will be seen that kossu.h Il not chance
horso or Of doubtful pedigree, but that be beonYs 70
trctng family, and that one beyond dispute the very
century through line of choice celebrated
for speed and great goes back Of
the purest Arabian and English horses. 80.
Persons wishing breed from Kossuth would do we'll
make early sppca,ion, as be will be limited having
fall engagement.
Mares sen, from distance will be taken Of a: MY
''.s Msses s' Irty Sesr F ID Race
1I0RA Fine Gun powder and Black Tea, for sale By
March 10 JOHN n GORDON,
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LAUREL SPRINGS FOX SALE.

lNE of the most beautiful places IN Virginia. Ia
U minutes drive Of the Old Market /; miles below th
city adjoining the Tree Hill estate two sides an.
rontins Mr Robert Stylls.ses You have from il fui
view OF the city Richmond, Manchester. the river
bridges and surrounding country. The dwelling slarge
built OF brick and s the partitions, from basement It
around three sides, 300 feet by feet Iis in tho
rough repair, insde and The enclosurea nearly
all new The servants houses, large stable and carse
with all the other houses, In thorough repair ALSO tn.
spring, Superior soil of tes quail spd well disched
and manure enough il TO put il in line farming
nd mos, healthy home The pres. mt occupant bein
,hvcd to Richmond, IL will be sold gresi
bargain
- val. be with pleasure shown any person desiring t
purchase, by calling at the farm.
For terms, spply 70
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NY THE GOV EiNOk OF TIE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
ppnrf iMATION


INFORMATION having teen received BY me tnas 'no
R;x a Stare the property of sarah Kerr, sentence
- he County Ccur. of King and Queen to sale SnG
,yn.noreIion for burglary and larceny had esesp-o
from The Jail OF ,ad county. and !, now soin. az "s H.
Commonwealth have thought proper 20 issue this Froc
sInsiic ae.by oaeyirs reward OF fifty dollars 20 an!
p.r.on who wi arrest -sd John Rix and deVes nlu
10 ,he j.!or OF the -ad coon-y And d" more Sst re
ouire all olcrrs civi ana military, and requ.s: all ta'
good people oi hi. Coaonwe III 20 use Their pest e
e,nn. 10 apprehepd the sad fugitive that ne may VI
6sa,t with sccording iC law, rs,
Giyyn ucder NV hanf and under the less seal OF Ia
Comnionu ealth a, Richmond tnis pa day
H. 81 aarcs 1857. sui IN the slst year OF the Com
ynonw.-h. HENRI A. "i9C'
By the Governor
John Rix about 81 years old brown compexion nTf
feet eight ;pche. high yrum couutenauce tu, rosn.
t,;s: hss sho, wounds in his lett hip thigh Aud g.
rs
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fcoyrsspondsnos O, ,h. Baltimore An::icAn.l
NEW YokH, Isroh ~, 1852.

Tn. suorems Court Room yesterday was crowded
- .ntr,n.,,on by miscellaneous crowd, anx ous to
wtnss. III. proceedings in the csss Of The coschmau,
Dssn' vho had sued out writ Of ho6eas cor7us
Commanding Mr. Boxer, bi. father in,law, to bring
~ show why sbs was deprived of her liberty, ETC.,
stc D-su, with bis counsel. came into court about
half pa-: two, but neither Mr. Boxer nor thu coach.
mans bride was on hand. Mr. Spencer, 90 the r
behalf. asked the Court 10 postpone proceed nss I'll,
,r.It Monday, and the r. Gnrst Was compiled uith.-
Tire .coschinsn" then siI line Cpuri and pr .-.n-d
up Broadway. arm in srm with IN. counsel, followed
hy q crowd oil sulne TWO thousand persons, all anx
r9u. to catch gImpee Of the "hos,ler' that had
married the fashionable young lady iu the Fifth
np%. u wss NEST ridiculous sesDs.
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FROM WASHINGTON,

WAsHiycroN, March i9.-S'roug efforts are being
made for th, appointment efa Southern man as Gov.
ernor Of Ksnsas. Tbs Cabinet have now under oon-
sidera;ion the affairs. of tha; Territory.
The following are reported aud believed 10 BE- the
appoiniments msde for Philadelphis to day: Lewis
D. Baker collector; Chambers McKibbin, naval off.
cor; John Hamilton, Jr., surveyor; Wm. Be 1gsr,
navy agent, Jacob Yast marshal of tho eastern ds-
tricti and Gideon g. Wescott, postuaster.
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VvALIABLE DAIRY AM .MANhnr GAR.
Y DEN FARM ADJOINING THE CITY OF RICH
MOED FOR SALE Nj ). II. Cook. the owner Of tn,
above Farm having entered into other business has
ho:ized US 10 sell the It 10 situated near Mtche.
spring. about three cu-ths CT mile from the sorpora
ton line and contains about 10 acres OF land we'll en-
closed aud highly improved market garden. Their,
upon the place excellent brick dwelling containing
six rooms, besides stable, barn, kitchen, &c all IN goo
repair. The place 10 remarkably healthy, and Is nea,
enough enable person residing thereon to transact
business in Richmond If desired, all the personal
the place and the negroes hired for the present
year. will be disposed OF to whensoever may purchas,
the place As the owner s anxious sell! 5srgaa vii
bs given. Apply AZ once 10 Mr.. Cook, or to
GODDlN & APPERSOS,
Eat all Anct
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john ~ GEORGE GiBSON,
UUlISE BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS,

RIcHxoNp, VA,
HAVING extensively fitted up their establishment
with the la.cst proved machinery, are prepared
furnish a, short notice and reasonable e.us Ill
kinds Of portable haished Carpenter. work, such a.
Door and Window Frames, Casiugs out and inside nn
la, &c.
SASH Blinds and Doors, of all varieties.
sarr, Handrails, Porches, Verandahs Balconies
Co!nces Cornce Moulding and Brackets Of all sizes
Iad patterns Mouldinzs OF all descriptions
Wash boards Chair boards, Ceiling boards &C., &o.
They will make estimates fcr work to plans furnished
hem and deliver al their factory the estimated prices
Orders respectfully solicited Ian 2SLctf
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1MpnRr,Nr ERnM NEW GRANAnA,

Nyy YORK March GA report prevails r., pana
ms that Munster B5wliE snd COMMISSIONER Morse,
have d.msidzd their passports from Now Gransca
IN cons. quence Of the e=con by that govsrntn. nj
of our uver;ure, for the settlement of difficulties
growing out OF the recent Panama massacre.
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OFFER for sale privately my plantation called MOUNT
Besnsrd. This plantation hes on the James River ~
Adventure dam, and within twenty eight miles Of hich
mond Il contains seven hundred and thirty area
of acres are James River AZ. grounds
of th. bes, quality, thirty.nr creek low
sro,nds aud the remainder 10 Besse- dam creek red
land There Il Oh the place good dwelling house on
beautiful site and all necessary outhouses and both tue
hrdn.s and the fences in good repair aud the land
is ir a high state Of cultivation
will also sell the stock and farming utensils upon the
land The stock consists of horses, mues, cattle incu.
ding nileh cows; aud the farming utensils the most
OF them new, and all of them good-and there are
enough both OF stock and farming utensils. for the tho
rougn cultivation Of the plantstion.
The terms Of sale to the payments will be made
very much to suitth purchaser.
Mr. james H. Payne, my manager living on the piece,
will show the property any person desiring TO examine
II. Ny address 10 Washington, D. c.
Nav M. n.
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NOTICE

4 SLAVE wa. commi,ted to ,te Jail Of Alexandria
"A cou,,y on !he eh day OF Oc'ober. 1856, as a run
away II. call. hi nset Willis CAVE, and says ne be-
iongs William Cs-- o. Aloemerle county. near Cnar
I,nesville le,s Stout black feet inches nigh and
the n-t hn:er ai. -gt hand has been broken. The
owne! Il reg s:ed forward, prove property pay
charge. AMI take nn away, he will be dealt ~l.h az
the law direct. LEVI HURDLE,
Fob. S-.g,- fo,i,r of IL v,pdrn
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THE ILLNESS OF NIX. CRAWFORD.-The
New York Express says:

New York Express says:
"Mr. Crawford's 1.-THE American sculptorl diseas .
ia tngu, hematode;, bleeding fungus, an irremedi.
able form Of cancerous disease This form NJ malig.
uaut diseaee, as in the Of Mr. Crawford, very
frequently chooses for its seat of development the
orbits Of the eye. 1t pushes the eye forward out
of it's socket and by its pressure The optic nerve
destroys sight. Later on, the obstacle plate Of bone
which separates the tumor from the membranes Of
the brain Is necorsed and absorbed the tuor oomes
IN contact with the BRAIN and the patient eventually
Dies either from the pressure of the brain or by the
general cachexia of the systeK, or by the combined
influence Of both. lfit is operated upon 1t lie spee
dIy reproduced in another part of the body. There
10 90 course left bat palliative treatment, 10 order to
mitigate the patients suffsrings. Uneasinsss is alrea
dy felt thnt the life Of the distinguished artist will
not be much longer preserved"
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TIE NEW TARIFF Law.

The reader will dnd in our columns to day az Off.
oIs COPY of the new law, reducing the duties on i'm
nort, and for other purposes passed at the late ,es
.on of Congress.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.
NHE subscriber offers at private sale fnat pesSa M M
u Farm in Goochland county, called ohAf an Go, ~
ing on James River. Licking Hole Creek ana tns 's %
River and Ksuswha Canal, four miles GuoFc .e G"ut'
House. and thirty -four miles from Richmond. ne sua
ton 10 among the most beautiful the rlvo cohtnsne
ing view Of the whole arabic surface, hne view OF the
surr ,unding country Snd canal for sever miles up ana
down the river The Is in high state OF impF
meat aud a remarkably healthy one 1t adjon' es
t,f,s of Thomas j. Deane W. B. Weisger, ii a. SKIP
with and contains sss acres. OF which acres are are
hrst low grounds aO of second or grounds s'z
acres Of arabic high land and 3s acre OF wood land.
The improvements consist vi frame dwelling win eent
rooms IA good kitchen outhonses 9aatters
house built the last Ave years with brick cnnnsys
and undc-rinnng, and q new brick barn, SSc9 WIZ,
ehcd running whole length, sixteen feet wide ne
thre.hiog machine, a new ice house, aud all necessary
stables. sc. -. ,,;,.,..
ANY peyson wishing to puchassa desirable residence,
would 10 well To this before purchasing elsewhere as
1 will sell on reasonable terms ON, J.;
Every preparation 10 making 10 seed 2oO acres IN
wheat this fall 100 Of It In tslow, and the cornheia mas
been sowed in peas. =,
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing a. 1t
sesnds and most Of the negroes:
Ny mansger Mr.. Sanders, willshow the esate W a"S
wiasing 10 purchase.
Ny address il subet.'s r. O., Powhetan county nry
Oct Is ctf NILES Z. oIhOS'''
s-SsaVyhi, u,u nIaa,a couy
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AMERICANS CAprCRED BY CHINESE.

New YrRk. Marcia IL -Furthcr sdvIces by tCt
steamer Alps stsia h,; the Chinese of Canton have
captured -iin-r;c0u cutter. IL Is also stalled tha'
great unsssnes- is tel; tot tue safety "i forty Ameri'
csn s=amen VINO went up the river for supplies, pu'
had not rsturped Of last scsouuts- -.
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To the Editors Of the Enyn"er.
HANOVER Z. H., March l9, 1857.
Gentlemen You will please announce Mr.. Jos
A. Wiug6eId candidate 70! seat in the next HOUSE
of Delegates, subject to the action OF convention,
il one Is deemed necessary. MAsY DEMOCRATS.
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ETAvING removed to Richmond, ! offer for sale, 10!
III Farm lying in the COUNTY OF Charles City, TO q
miles from the James River and % miles from the city
Richmond and containing $40 acres about halt clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving under the us'
.ll necessary outhouses nearly new Also, excellen
Garden and Orchard Tho Farm could be very COVE
uen.ly divided ntotwo containing 800 and the othe'
a40 acres Persons wishing purchase Farm in tn
productive and rapidly improving portion Of Virgins
would do well to examine this property, as am disposed
20 sell on liberal and accommodating terms.
The overseer my brother living adjoining will show
the Farm 10 any wishing 10 purchase.
Address DR. r. CRENSHAW,
Iune e-orf Box No. 374 Richmond, Va
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A DECIMAL CURRENCY.

DEClMAL CURhENCY.
The Corn Exchange ASSOCIATION OF Philadelphis
one OF ,hs most fuentinl Of tho m-rcan,I ursaL
satlons of that city, have adopted q resolution *
pressing their hearty concurrence In the action u
Congress to remove the deprecist+d spanish c'i..
and adopting tho rates Of the federal decimal
cy in their produce transactions, 10 lieu VI the Spsu
ish fractions.
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL EPIDEMIC.
From the London Times, Feb. 20

W.,n,,oruy. March 21.-Tne sub Comm,r'ee ~
tbs board Of Health concsutrd their esamlnr';r. %;
the p, ru .es OF the National Hotel to-day. T'l ngs
fully impr. :,ed with the opinion that the d'se4
arose from The fuu!nts. Of The nrin Sen-rs aid
Road OF Health tn aud tho subj n' VIII D
laid b f,re ths Councils Monday. The lio p!
will bs closed Tomorrow, as under pres-u circun
stances 1t would be folly to keep open any l,".-s
This has been sssd disaster 10 Messrs Guy T. Briggs
the lesse.s, breaking up their business iIst "n Tie
eve OF the great harvest 10 hotel Keepers In Wssn
ton, in anticipation Of which they had made exrrr.
svs arrangements, and bad their hoass &c tie :n,.t
admirable order. o
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,IIiiHTY nnLLIRS REWARD .

DAN away sometime during the past year, Negro
IL 10 N n,r,ci DI :k belonging 10 tae estate o.
Charity Il III, dc "a oi Surry county Va II ia srppos
ed .hs: ne /. some in the vc of Hampton, Va
he i. Dehar bY profession and mas wife, under
stand the farm Q: Mr. Parker West near the town o.
Hanpon Dick is Is CT 50 years old, very black and
abau, 5 feet 10 inches nigh. will give the above re
ward # ccc6ued IN any jail so TINT get him.
ALEx FAiSON, Adnr,
March T-rs. Bti!evsburp, p .. Suriy, Va.
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Valuable FARM FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my Farm. upon which formerly re-
sided lying Immediately Swift Creek In the coun
ty Of about four miles aboT the Court House
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains 264 acres orchird of which is In
original growth the other ,wohirds is open land In
good stale of cultivation and we'll adapted TO the growth
Of wheat, corn and tobacco.
improvements consist o good dwelling and all ne
ccssary and farm houses.
The farm is we'll wstered, and considered remarkaoH
healthy.
Any one wishing 10 purchase can cal! Oh me- OF !. II
Gill N the Farmers Bank Of Va, Richmond.
M No1 - ,sNcf p H. GILL.
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rIVENTY O0I.IIKS KEWARD.

glSHE above reward will be paid for the appreh nson
,h. | se; h!m again, of my slave LlNsEY purchased
Lnsey in Richmond sss winter, OF MT Clendenin. ne
ws, ,s.d in abeu,rle: and has wife IN the county o.
Buc.;nsham lie 10 doubtless lurking about Richmond OF
s., yon. 10 Albcmarlc Buckingham, or may prooaoy
se,fy!ng TO md hs way TO free State.
Lin.eS H ave feet eleven inches or six ieet eeSn
nn.cuisr and well form ID md about 40 years of age
JAMES II cox,
,,,, -. w,,rrp,ocv q Chesterfeld Co
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NEW ORLEANS, hAkCn ~ Cotton is tr:n,
~ith eai-s of e,5,U bales, at an advance OF l. Mo.
d ing l3l Sugar !ias advanced l. Orleans Ot,i":.
Lard has advanced cent; k.gs l4s Fregn':-
cotton to Liverpool 10; to Hsyrs ii. Ex.p..g: -
ksw York, Pss1iSU.
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THE PRESIDENTS DINNER PARTY.

WltHINvy1't Warcn 19tIl,-Ihc Ffeeidents din
ner party this evening comprised sbou: thirty per-
sons. Among the invited guests we're ex-President
Pierce, vice-President Breckenridge, Mr.. Appleton,
the editor of the Unoni Governor Marcy of the old
cabinet, and oil the members Of the new cabinet,
Senators Bis,er. Douglass Bright. Thompson, of "
j.. and tbs wives of such of them as sre in III. city,
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NEW YORK, MARCH II Flour is hesvy; sale.
Of Ohio and State brands cents lower: Southern
is unchanged. Wheat Is heavy. Coru-ye!low sad
mixed ara one cant lower Srocks 6rmer.
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BALTIMORE, MARcs 2l.-BreedstuG. are dul!
ana the pric-s unchanged. Wbea;-red 81 sal ~,
white ! 30dl 81. Corn vhirr is scarce.
CHARLESTON, MAkeH ls-Sales OF $50 bales
Of cotron t,-duy ri { rfn-r ra'"a.
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ARMY ORDERS.-Gen. Wool hes been ordered
20 assume the Department of the East General
Twigss the Department of Texas, and Brevet Brig.
Gen. Clarke .bs Department 0f tie Poetic.
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SUNRA Fine Gun powder and Black Tea, for sale by
u March 10 JOHN n. GORDON.
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FAREWELL ADDRESS OF GOV. GEARY, OF
KANSAS

Tot. N Y tor Jan. and Feb. 81 sH,oslal ela,y6.62a
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NOTICE

u ACADEMY. .AAIElIA,VA.-
w The next session OF ibis Institution commences
february End and closes June 2tth.
JOHN a. X. lMBoDEN. Principal.
Minierham AmelA Yn., Feb. s-c4w
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DAILY VlRGINIAN'
sen.


Alone with the dark waters anl the desolate SKY,
And the eSnanse OF dreary nothingness'
Alone with the dull denizens of n tossing bark
Which ono rude sea might overwhelm forever
nevourinc distance now hath swallowed up
Fach delicate Wand from lites social feast,
And left a famine here As far a round
Snreads the unmeasured sea, SO round my heart
Gather the waters of its boundltss grief
Down down, like drowning men, haekwari thrust
Zach quick regret each struggling memory-
Which rise again like drowning men TO light
To sink at last as hopelessl Wherefore should they
live
To tempt my keen desires where can't follow
And raise feud between my hopes and fate.
Iron-afmed Duty beckons me from the past
The languid beauty Of The bushing past
And bids me tread the future therefore shall the
past,
Like an old letter, fun OF hopes and fehrsi
And glowing passages, and lines Of hope,
Be by my strong heart crushed beneath the hame-
The fatal flame oblivion lights for all.
Yes in the fire now burning in the West,
The inspiring glory of the sea grt day,
Fling the tokens my former life
With all my aspratous--sink with yon sinking orb
Beneath the horizon of my memory now,
And let night of darkness qucnch them both
Yon Star. just rising DER the misty eve,
Shall herald in my new divinity,
And light with holy promise hours to come,
As lights it now the pathway of the deep.
And as old the Roman hero len
The fond embraces of the Egyptian Queen,
To march victorious DER a conquered world,
So from the mistress of my dearest love.
The home Of my affections do part
And thus with virtues army shall my soul
Looking not back, advance along 10 conquest.
y 4. Eoetcng Post
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EXTRAORDINARY CASH.

NlVliMONU, NAY Tst-
Genticmeu. My child had commenced breaking out last
'al IN small sores which gradually extended the
head including h III which much br the
sores to to that both would drop al
ued all snS Il advertised aud domestic cs, without
any good results thou occurred aud applied htc II m
OH 1t began ia get better the boe got broke aud W. Hp
rcd gals 10 Tit again began tos Ny cider dae.h
said, Ia, Foget SOME AZ that Iuri O, sisters h"i
tkcd so much better when Won used it, We got another
lotue, and her head nearly we'll This agra
aSed case and took halt an hour every day wash H. and
was very offensive One bottle feel assured will
her entirely there but little of the disease rCmanlng
ION CntcI to this and Tor the beuclt others, take
great pleasure in giving yuU this gvr.,dsf.
Respectfully. B. 4. CHALK.
To MpSsrs. DIVE A "a
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: p. BONDJ RANY


Y
Messrs pore Collaving Your OIL and finding
tito be such fine medicine, thin due YOU thai you
should know IT, My daughter about foil the
rocker OF chair and aud bruised her thigh
assumed the form of boil. very had
laneed by physician but that did relieve IL became
running and continued for nearly tried
every medicine could hear with uirc until
duced totry bottle ef your THi uaer using hettt
ad ahalft entirely healed haee used for 9th,l
sores aud touud the benefit, b,rty
this as you think proper > NllAIklN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-06
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<f.4-t THE NEW YORK ~ VIRGINIA
49,. $ l. AMSHIP CO.ln consequence of the with
drawal Of the "JAMESTOWN," tor repairs, Sc.
the ROANOKE will leave New York every saturday evening
and ty Point every Wednesday morning AT o'clock. PAS
cngcs leaving Lypchhurg iy the South Side Railroad
uesdy morning will connect morning it'll the ioanoke
nj CITY Point LEE X JOHNSON.
Agents for n. Y. x Va Steamship Co.