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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30
PETERSBURG ADyERT1sENENTs

THOMAS GILLIAN ROBERT NJ. DUNLOP
HREl1A1 ~ DeNs.Hr,
NJ IMPORTERS DEALfR
IRON AND STEEL.
q Boilingbrook Street Petersburg, Nr. ia
u A large assortment Always ON hand.
q ord, Is respectfully solicited and promptly attended -
an3O IA -.
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WV o,,HnN.-Ih. unacr.iga.a.n,

~ INV GOSsERN.-bh he undrr-i gaed bas
~ iuF thpHs together under the
Nj atyl- Thurman D.nudse Tor thu purpose Of
49, fsng tht Iesrlry business IA is various branches
sf stflY mfrn their friends AMI the public general
y that TINY w kep constantly hand Cold and Silver h.
Anchor aud LcIauu Nachca Breast Pms.
Earrings Bracers Gold Guhvd and Fob Chains Seal Kf5s
AL aud variety Of other articles
t.aas a4aull'u ali II which viii ss low
bought la State All ask "a call the publ,
what s4} b. llua. JOSEPH : THURMAN,
JAMES DlNWtDDIE
Watches AID Ieeslry Repaired at short and
rrssHslIa oI6ed aDt sfef taken in exchange
I 4 u
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Of any description ~ Marble Work would do well 10
call and my Works the dfccu designs have Just
eeiyed some Of which are imported from London
The Monumental Designs the heautul gotten
up, and entirely amnow prepared aud have made
arrangements UP orders Of any
commodatnJ 81 the best materials aud shortest
will be pleased to show the Designs my office viii
call the residence Of those wishing them Call
address JOHN - GADnErS,
Is AIIulL ~ Ma M. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

II ~ at W hoiesac, Uy 81 EbENNON a NEDDEII. nI,
have no" ia Siofe sdltfU Soeh r,nvl tcImal
British and American abfics, ali nav teen stcct,
with great eahs and attention by at Ie ha the very
lowest tash prices
mon" INVITING STOCK for tie wants ct the North Carolina
and tl.a tia,le cannot be AAIii,d Nu4Iho 81 south
fdhetua aud f.spunsIUu buyers invited kiNe ouf
slp'h an tAaii" and judge Tor themselves the
aud prices No, II n 80 - eaiuore strsct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

- which has been used
for centuries pas under the Of BAY Rum" as remedy
Tor Nervous Headache and for Head peuer
ally and fo diseases of III. Scalp Hair las at last been
reduced to that state Of me
deina virtues ten fold, aud makes dy worthy tho al
tention Of all In Its which has
been effected alone by chema rmcuts the
inventor the Concentrated Esseuce
scented to this community remedy passed
the decay of the Hair, the removal Dandru relieving
by applications that distressing itcluE
orally preeedes the falling of the Hair The Inventor
originally prepared it member his
thaying confidence in the usually Sold
distressing of the hair aud such
that its reputation became established
ds OF calls have been made for H. without any
putting whatever such has become the reputation RIOS
that the has been induced
faciure upon extensive scale AID hs offers il with
the fil, 81 confidence TO the entire public
None genuine without the written signature Of
THOS. H. ROSSER,
Manufacturing Chemist, Petersburg. Va
For sale wholesale and retail by STBOTHER a WHITE
HEAD, druggists
y Louk limitations under the of Oh of Bay
l,avfs. Bay Extracts, Bay Water, &c.
9dAriy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

f'sf'oFsFatst, whole
SALE AN RE + \ / l.
DEALER in AMEiuCAN u
INruAIID q L y : \ ID
60 lEz--,-- RIFLES, FoHlmg and Fish
40 : y ing iAchl g. table aDd poke
---------'---4------A- Cutlery. Nalk!u Canes,
Belts aud Porte Aauies Percussion Cups GuuPo der Patent
S Balls Powder Ia,ks, Pouches and B.lis, Bird Bags,
Nipples Nud NIenehcs, Washing Rous and lhkers, Dog
Gbaius t7lar Gun Makers Materials, Sc Ae = RE
NoLA IRIS and FIVE SHOOTERS at uanntl1 ures prices,
the trqdc. : SUTHERLAND,
y l32 Main street opposite Eagle Squire emond, Va
DIPLOMA
TuE FIESI CLASS NAS AN AEpEp BY iii VIRGINIA
AttftANies INSTITUTE FOX TN roMuttoN
OF IHt MECHANIC AXIS 10
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND, NIRG'A
1ar caao # III -, ms lDi s and RIFLES, cNlhtod
llt ENlahuiun OF Articles at American Manufacture he'd
Tic Tit, at Richmond on tho 10th day of Nov, lsal
janis W. ItwEIlfN, j. \. BELNIN,
SECRETARY. President
apl le-ls
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.


Once Of the "a. ~. Railroad To-,
PETERSBURG. sept -. ri
WINTER sGI1EDt 49, t4g ..t.s1ztssssy7
- ard "Wednesday. the let l1Sl ~
lt4 a. October the Mai aud Passenger
if4a viii leave Petersburg daily. lsnudnys excepted
slssk. N arrive al Burkcyle Juncfont T. 81 and al
l. Hehlurg at 80. 4 N
Leave Lyu,hburs at 30 clock. 4 NJ. Auive Burke
vile Jnnctvu} al = NJ and at Petersburg % 3 p. NJ.
q l. aILsTP
- Is nu.-lLutendeMt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

uNOfk HR2NE.-h Nt-t. to Ia
u HOUSE which Is in urst ratio orlor viii MAKE lc
rent very low u IL. LEN Is.
L.LnA
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oTKs, CARRIAGES. BU & ES. KUttAA-
Nr II

90 WAYS Nc, &c-JoHN II. DfpLAKE successor
To his father IL NJ Didake, has Just received a
beautiful lot of CARRIAGES, BlGGiES lie is also
prepared 10 order and all repairs neatly
and promptly done having in Us employment Mir r. r. New
one OF the best Coach Smiths having served
time in some Of the largest manufacturing establishments in
fhe State Ima ladts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

UVB FUfs FNFlE.-5 Wt"Is sPI
- the entire TYPE. BORDER, CUTS CASES, &c, he
longing To the Lynchburg Republican The type nearly
new and the quantity sufficient for good job Office, there
being sixty different fonts type.
HENRY ID FLOOD prourIptpr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

euIsrElTIttn Aprl loth, leaa

C1sTEuuEIu April lpth. lsa6
Meses Dore Co-layng nsed your 1uff nd. aud finding
1T be sue hnc medicine thin due SOU that Ven
should MY daughter about tell an the
rocker OF and bruised thigh very much
tho form OF boil aud became very Lad Il
lanccd by physician but TINT did relieve H. IL hteae
running and continued for nearly wears ei
every medicine could hear with effect until IN
bottle 81 Turf pattef using bottle
sad hafit entirely healed Ihavcsncr na,d Tor other
found the benefit You NJ tberty 10 use
this al think proper. s tIiALkIA#
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

DALE COTTON.-JUsi received IL large lot
ID of Bale Cotton, assorted numbers, for sale by
mar FRANKLIN e. BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

'TTHt'- ~ NTUl1NaN- n f0Ik-
BRANCH orFICEsNo Is Hanover St Boston Ne "a Chan
81 ST NV Haven, Ct Glnyeyie y y, Ne "a 81
Newark, -. Ne. li2 Chestnut St Philadelphia M. los
Baltimore st, baltimore No. y Providence
r. No East 4th St, Cincinnati Ne t. North ih s. st
Louis Ne 81 ST Charles New Orleans No 70 Dauphn
St. Mobile Idrc - dkcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

w SALESMAN, IN tpuau,r ial huusr. by Young man
VIII" has had eanr'rahie eNr,rnru In mercantile business
and could mhkr himself generally useful Tan good
ler,uc,s IS 10 character AZ Address H. Nrguian oi1o
sep tdHs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

D., sNFaeitsNG PtASfkHsNs. !-Ehe aas-
q dtrsEntd haNr tormc copar1trsi far the
couuo ting the iast,iing Business In ii It's branches, tn
NTH" city aud country They viii execute
fe's' naAe terms al in te lest AID guarantee to
sat S3cjion in rttrA if>aur,.
lbry viii receive -w days la mos, m.
Die and approved PATTERNS Tor DKNAir Wo!k and
VIII AL tmt be prepared Ia execute las pertaining
the business by prompt attention tl and faith.
iu execution Of all work hone
eeye liberal share of the public PATRONAGE.
Orders from the country will be promptly attended to- Ad-
dress PETER q ,ErRS
mar 4-dlm JOHN ". JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

~ dissolved by limitation on ,3st be emh,r s.6
The Of the concern viii be used only closing ht
same Those indebted 10 the concern fuy reaue
ted to settle their accounts important that the business
should be closed We take thls
thanks friends and the public the very liberal pat
ronhge heretofore extended and earnestly ask
uaon Of the same TO the If Lee johnson CO
JOHN Il. LEI.
THOS. l.. JOHNSON.
NEW CONCERN.-Wc hn,e this div u-soc,n-
ted ourselves together under the style and firm Lee
johnson Co for the purpose of conducting gene raj Gro
Commission and Forwarding business the
Lee johnson, Main where III glad serve
old friends and the public, with promise
effort to promote their interest
JOHN Il LEE
THOS. l.. JOHNSON.
Lynehburg, Jan. l, 1857. GEORGE W. ROOKIE
jan BITS
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aOOaWssD n...an Ma.a -. ~ n :. ' MIN

Z : 81 received and for sal.
sF s5D Barrels medium No. 3 Mackerci,
ITO do NJ
~ da Large NJ. 3,
80 Hon Harres w ?
do DO No.f
ga urlter Barrels SO. !,
a. hits very choice No l.
i54 Barrels t.dt llrrriuns
MCDONALD. SPOTTS & HARVEY
#iy lNdts n" ~ Pearl 81. Richmond Va.
q .fEss. 80 'sRsEa'ssaNE~. E'AEs MINIS =
"a OTHERS LIVING IN TIE tDlNIRY-iu puldmust
cell fonfrutone IT Mer ants Farmers rthcr.
iflas tAcc'aurS visiting Riclhknd tn
. my largeani General assortueuto Boots. f-%NNNn
: SHOES Trunks. Carpet Rass NaIs,s. E.ryv--s
= a my stock has hpen selected lay q ttrE u
myself with great suitable the -
'f2ina trade and large portion of my Goods having hoe
i1ia,'d iI o}S Halter sci that hold gea
miaeeuerS 60 Mashats aud Planners. and all want -
any 'i"er nous" ias Norh or South either tS the pHcsagt
~ 5Een go which cal the attention of al I'm want they
vii hnd them prices that rail % please h. calling on
a " G. TILL. NJuuiacturtr and
Dealel ia Boots Saocs. Trunks Garrett I}aas
Nsiises, sc, waeissale and retail NJ. 127
sep us Main street Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

" aud #mo.s men Of L. bug sfcpretmlN invited 10
The fopwiu rJt itHm TIN regulations ct Iyuphbup Coi-
cEct--
No stud 81 M hc allowed contract amy debt or debts
without thu s-inu at ts IuIru guardian any per
ctditins stndrnt without wtou aF1,ato from
rr, sdent al the Faculty viii do AZ his oWn risk
SAM IL Il CON,
President 10 br
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

h0SNiN. n JOHNSTON, ssroHe.s nd 4 or,
- MISSION MERCHANTS, fEIEKsBohG, Va.
luiy gts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

BIa TSLA VI IHdOfd O0Unff- } a nv 7. IFfI
As0s. Dors Cgi antiumen II usfd about one fourth ri
bottle OF Inn Oh upon the bach otm} horse h" nofs
back almost entirely paee a. large as mt
hand and this ge ioatan u "nls applied once ouftd
It up entirely and parmaHenty treaty snfr Sod at thu
qucknes ofits ruraN properties and think more prompt
Ell cacouE than nSthtng of tho Kind aud
sold hosai do Of bottles of Other PREPARATION Tor similar
urposes.
Haannr thlllE ] Z nnNIlRANI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

deaal a. if biis hates. 80, iuvilei
Jae uug cali AMI settle immediately, they nh
tasa add sffaaic As Tie ca tma3 he without datne
llsu # I.s.sons II LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

VSTANbEe.-A gentleman who has h al sau.p
experience in business. has acauaio
aul can influence good custom would like situation
Clerk salesman In Grorory Dry establish
this city. Aldioss y L. through +. O. Lyme burg
Va. Tnov q; dts
NNANrES.-t Young man who can come
w well recommended desires situation In business of
any kind in lvnehburgno preference Salary small rs ho
only desires employment lie is we'll acquainted Montgom
eI! aud fIoyd counties. Address W. J. =.
Gee iuts Christiansburg
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the eaf MsssrA Simpson Bother fef terms apply h
Mr. Jno ID. Holt JAS l. tIAAIph AL
feb I3dts ftr M Il l. Caytor.
F1NRlE TUKE oil gOH Old >osts ot
ii EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
WARRANTED To CUR, Akn No pANGkH IRON tNrosuhE 10
COLD. Price 80 cents per bottle
Rasred according a. fSre,s As Cleks ORos of n.
Dlstriei Coarf Easira Dr If FhRtaia Big DOPk
a CO. Richmond, Ia - - SITE
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come pamphlet and road certificates
of cures performed by Tart Oh certificates of truth al
respectable and respected citizens aud many other
whom refer and you cannot Doubt H. value
medicine One Il IS with pound u any
other known 10 Try ri Yo1 vii be satisfied ot ~hsi
TRuE TuKr oII--Read the following and como TO ON
aud viii tel yoa 4 many "'Hez "ho have eean
cured.
RIcHNoan. ksy. "a IssA
Mars Dore Co eatfuan.l utra portion ut bottlr
ydus Turf oil which you very kindly rfezen we will
And pleasure in saying that ouua If ehsrtum In
ing eruption k3n for which had h"cn pr7etsff
upon Tor several years hs phFaaus without receiving Inc
least benefit sist recommended GO fifna 81" milne WIN
for had been ANNOYED Ny 4tHr eruption -
the skin and he INF rmed short time sate a ehi the
OF bottle he bad been entirely rnfta
Respectfully, J. NJ LII iN ith
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MN ! Otk PAtkbIs.-Iaa new home al I =
iue i composed II He following Vessels H.i .aiis
frH Nesfork efei! three days. Al oV III I the cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-30

English Blue Grass Timothy Orchard Evergreen grass
seeds, all of prime quality, which Will sell low close
jan 30ts LEE. JOHNSON Il co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02
Interesting from Japan.

The Moniteur de la Flette, Paris paper.
has the following interesting intelligence
from japan:
Our last sccouts from the China seas men,
tion highly Interesting fact. The Emper-
or of Japan, anxious to adjust various ques-
tons connected with recent treaties he had
concluded with several Governments OF
Europe and America, held, on the 23d oi
June, at Jeddo, the capital OF the Empire,
So emn assembly OF the principal lords and
most influential persenages- -of his court. 1t
was decreed at the Injecting that txo ports
of the Empire, those of Nangasaki and
Hakodadi. shUuld be open to the vessels OF
all nations. There they might repair, take
i'll provisions, establish depots of coal. &c.
The other ports of the Empire, moreover,
are to be accessible TO vessels in distress,
which may take refuge in them. but which
will have to put to sea the moment the dang
I Eer is over.
No foreigner is to be allowed TO penetrate
into The interior of the country without a
special permission from the Chief of the
State. No decision has yet been come to
with regard to the commercial question:
The right of trading with Japan is still ex-
clusisey maintained in favor of the Dutch
aud Chinese, who have long possessed it Oh
very onerOus terms, having but one marke,
open 10 them, that of Nagasaki. The new
policy adopted by the government of Japan,
will be productive of incalculable results
Hitherto no foreign vessel could enter the
ports of the country to reft or take in pro,
visions. The last decision OF the Cour. vi
Jeddo accordingly constitutes a great pro-
gress. Should China, Cochin China, the
Empire OF Siam, and all the other neighbor.
ing states fullCw the example of Japan,th
intercourse between the extreme East and
The rest of tina world would be completely
changed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

munications to and from him Systematically
overhauled. and if objectionable, distracted.
Mr.. McClain. Chief Clerk in the Surveyor
Generals Office, boosted of the fact, and
stated that he himself had DESTROYED and
suppressed two bushels of mail matter.
The above is merely an abstract of tie
Governors statements. There are a multi
tude of interesting details which we are
compelled to omit. His private Secretary,
Mr.. Gihon, has promised US full and COM
plete recital of the entire history o. the ad-
minis,ration, which we shall in due season
present to our readers.
In view of these things. and under the
operation % the act of the Rufian Legisla-
ture, which provides for the election of del
egaies to the Constitutional Conv vention. .ad-
ministered as it will be bv the dominant fac
ton, who hold all the offices, he thinks il,
inevitable that Slavery Constitution will
be estab shed in Kansas.
The Governor is. probably, correct; but
nevertheless il is one thing to frame Pro-
Slavery instrument, and another to establish
the institution Se facto, in the Territory -
The friends of Free Labor in the Norlh
must redouble their efforts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

their Offices during such term. not more than
ten nor less than FIVE years, as shall be pre-
scribed BY law.
The question then turning on the amend
ment made in the committee OF the Whole
to the propose amendment to the coustitu-
ton No. 5, relating to the General Assem-
bly, and the mode of electing TIE members
thereof; it was agreed to.
Mr.. Ham ilton then offered substitute
for the whole proposed Amendment to the
Constitution, No. 5, whereupor the whole
subject as referred to the committee of the
Whole and made the order ofs the day for
Friday next --s
This substitute of Mr. Hamilton provides
for annual sessions of the legislature, and
for the election OF Senators biennially and
of Representatives annually. and for the ap-
portiOnment of Senators aud Represents
tives by adopting the principles laid COW n
in the existing Constitution to the proposed
plan of holding annual sessions
Mr.. Hamilton offered resolution that
when the Senate adjourn hereafter, it ad-
jouru to meet at nine O'Clock on the morn
ing of the next dsy, Laid on .he table
Mr. Lawrence offered resolution which
was adopted, instructing the BsBrd of Pub
lie Works to report to the Senate at an
early day as Convenient, whether there be
any Toll Gate Houses on lots belonging to
the State. along the line OF the national
roa d, and which may now Be necessary for
the use of the State
Mr. Mathews presented resolution of
the city council of Cincinnati, requesting the
members of the General Assembly from
Hamilton county, to US their influence to
procure an amendment Of the Constitution
which shall strike out o: the 18th section
of the Bill OF Rights the following words
''without deduction for benefits TO- any p-op--
erty of the owners" Referred'ro the COM
mittee on Constitutional Amendments:
On motion of Mr. Mathews. the commit
tee of the Whole was discharged from the
further consideration of Senate bills 800
and 296, and the same we're referred to the
Senators from Hamilton county as select
committee of three.
On motion of Mr.. Hyer. Senate bill IT'S,
to repeal an act therein named, was taken
from the table. The object of this bill is
to the repeal the act to protect the invest
ments ofmunicipsl corporations in the stock
Of railroad companies, Mr.. Bundy spoke at
considerable length against the bill, when
on motion Of Mr.. Kelley, it was laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr.. Kelley, the Senate
went into Executive session, and confirmed
ed the appointment of Samuel P. Bull as
Transfer Agent at New York. and approved
the securities offered by him.
The Senate then adjourned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02
Appointments by the Governor.

March 2O-John C. Douglass, Commis--
sioner. &c. for Ohio, resident at Levenworth,
Kansas Territory.
March 2i-WiIliam T. Wise, Notary Pub
lie, Fairfield county.
March s1-Walter G. Sherwin, Notary
Public, Montgomery county.
March 21--Willis l.. Parker, Commits
sloner, &c, FOR Ohio. resident at Lyons,
Clinton county, Iowa.
March 2l-Algernon s. Sullivan, Com
missioner, &c, for Ohio, resident at New
York City.
March eI-G. L. Horbach Commission
er, &C., for Ohio. resident at Omaha City
Nebraska Territory.
March 23-Horace Andrews, Commits
sioner. &c, for Ohio, resident al New York,
Citv.
March 23--James II. C. Miller, Notary
Public, Jackson county.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02
sen ATE
WEDsE FAY, March 35. 1857.
AFTERN CON SESSION

A call OF the Senate showed 81 members
present. On motion .. Mr.. Hayer, Mr.
Brand was excused .gr a few days.
Proceedings under the call being dspen-
sed with, the Senate resumed ths consider
alton OF the proprysed Constitutional smend-
ments.
The question turned IN tae adoption %;
tha substitute for the fourth article Of the
Constitution, relating to the Judiciary, as
reported by the minority OF the joint com
miuec on amendments 10 the Constitution
The substitute was discussed, amended
and tinally udoTtej--ytas 2S, nays s.
Tn substitute, a> adopted, provides that
the Judiciary power OF the State. except IN
cssr, 90. imre1c1meut. sha,! be vested IN
IA Sap eme Court, IN Courts o. common
4 P-aes, ~ Probate courts, and in such 9TH
er covrts as shall be from time to time crea-
ted by law and in justices Of the peace. Ii
provides, also. that the Judges shall hold
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

wEpLocK AND AGE.--Mr. Phineas Green
and his wife, of Reading, Mass, are, perhaps
the Oldest married couple in the United
States. Mr.. Green is ninety-to years old.
He e6ioys good health, and is able to make
,bree pairs Of shoes per day, and until the
crescent winter he has cut his own wood
Mrs. Green is ninety three years old. Her
be,lth is still very good. she does the cook
inv, wa hing, ironing, &c, of the family
she has a sister living with her who is near
ly eighty yeurs old.-Medscat World
the late term o: the Orange
co. (va.) Court, DR.. Wm. II. M. Howard
of Braford, was mucted in the sum OF Si''
400 damages in NAL practice, in not setting
= fractured leg.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

TERIABLE-T, house OF a man named
TavIyr. near Brownstown, Ind, was con-
sume,i BY fire one night last week, his vile
and three children perishing amidst the
flames. Taylor was absent from home at
religious meeting; and on returning' dis
covered his house in flames, and instead oil
rushing in to rescue his family, went to
neicnbor's house, and returned with assist
ance, when ,he woman and her children
were seen falling off their beds in a state OF
inseDsihJlty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

@The Columbus correspondent Of the
Sandusky Register, pays the following we'll
deserved compliment to the Legislature
"Whoever supPoses the present Legislature
is not working body, does great injustice
TO ills members. 1t is very rarely that |
have seen body of men who, as whole
are more devoted to the dispatch business
than they"
feTMr. Robert Cox,of Buffalo Township
Washington County. Pa, died a few days
siLce at the advanced age Of 100 years.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

Young lady in hooped d.ess approaches
the gate of an incosure, where boy was
staading.
Lady--B ). can pass in hereF'
Boy, surve, ing her curiously sor moment
ii guess SO; a load Of hay went through
little while ago.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

and with united hearts and fervent gers,
let US seek to break the chains of servitude
and restore to our country once more the
blessings of Liberty, Justice, and Truth.
TYRo.
GAINESVILLE, March 25th, 1851.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02
nrTbe income Of tns Marquis d w

nrFThe income Of tns Marquis o West
minister, it is stated, is $500, GOO pgannum
eaual TO $4,000. per day; or ovef s3 l. every
n.iuu,t q, tine, igLt "n4 o1y ,pegear.-
livery t,Gk OF 'i'e 81 ok ti'"~sa ~ dine
nto MS PURSE
0r III lnsugrr I "a BAH in Vas
pIl,.u, d ueau,.lu. .nd, appeared in, dress
OF sIe1,ca gold cloth, aud at,racte nnch
attention.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-04-02

OTLand Warran's are steady. weauo,s
New York sales: 1908 and so. sl,per acre.
l2o's and COS ss csnss psf scse.