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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

YOUR children
\ gentleman in passing along Main street yester-
day afternoon, dropped his cane, and when he went
to pick it up, he did IT, The cane had no ferule ON
IT, the head was gone, aud pretty soon the stick
went--along with its owecr.
A kitten was chasing its tail on door step
ola house near the corner Of Church AMI West stiees
last night. There night Waterman in sight Al tie
time, aud il Is not ascerldned therefore, whether she
caught il or not.
The dome of the Court House remains in its prrs
ent position, and there rumors that il will do so
still longer, unless it should not \ man WAS seen
looking AT it the other day.
As wood wagon was passing by the Pow Ter MAG
azine on its way 10 lIollins mill, large Newfound-
land dog was observed to open his mouth By
ISLANDERS thought the animal intended to bark but it
a.certaned that lie only gaping
negro child, while whiting On the door steps of
stable situated nearly in the centre of Federal Hill
cut one OF his fingers severely that it was thought
it would have to be ampuiated. Three drops of
blood were exuded from the finger. and, with admra
BILE presence of mind the child asked his mother to
put Il rag on it. The rag one Of unbcached cot
ton. DIR. l. did not pay any attention TO the suf
ferer at all iuasmlch as he wasn't called.
A man recently went TO the front door of man
sion, near the Episcopal church. and rang the bell
The occupant of the house came to the door, when
the person addressed him follows: "Can you give
me entertainment under your roof tonight; if not
and the man went away again
CRY CorNcIG.-N regular meeting of the Coun-
Gil of the city of Lynchburg held at their chamber
on Friday evening" 23rd January 1851
Present.-John NJ. Otcy, President John II. Seay
Geo. d. Davis, Jas. NJ Laughornc, Jas. +. Payne,
p. II. Giimer, Jas. \. sgler, 7. c. S. Ferguson,
and John Oyler, members
The proceedings OF the last meeting of the Council
read and approved.
VIM W. Noryeli, Treasurer, made report of the
payments made into the Treasury for the past month
by which report il appears that $5,527 CT vas re-
ceiyed from \. N Montgomery, collector OF the City
taxes; $685. 81 from VIM E. loey, and S7i Il
from Bryan Akers and W. II. Mosby-tax ON auction
sales.
VIM. D. Branch made report Of his transactions
for the quarter ending the Goth lust which read
and received BY said report it appears that he had
received for fines and seals of his Office, the
sum of S63 80 and on motion,
Resoiped that the President draw The Treasurer
i'll favor of said Branch Tor the of 200, for and
in full of his salary
The Captain Of the Night Watch presented an
count, shewiug the services of the Watch for the
month ending The a2l January, which was read and
received, and en- motion,
Resoired That the President draw the Treasu-
rer in favor Of the mem crs Of the Watch for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

CHARLESTON, Jan. Is. "A heavy gale and snow
storm are prevailing here. Tho thermometer il
at 22.
AUGUSTA, GA, JAN IS.-Iho weather is in
tensely cold. Snow fell throughout yesterday
The thermometer Mt sunrise & deg. above zero.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27
FEW uORE-pimc Knot, Whirlpool ~

<tDrssI..- We have on bmnd "a nice LOT o' N"'"'
W - ,u,,lIe s,r children Misses and adults
- SILVERTHORN g. CLIFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

SH Plated Casters at greatly reduced l'' ~ IN e,,
LOT f br o,y FAMED goods. which VIII be sold very
cheap for cash. 'f->'''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

~ SKIN Tricot Velvet Cashmere, UoIh anu NeEI' -.
Raraus Paeto and Farmer Riding COATS AIS . Vi ''e
Circle Cloaks and Talmas yet to be sold co
jan BITS III ttot . NJ W ,,hevlle Telegram,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

friends and II public generally tor the very pe,"
, lestn, ed on The old concern of j. u q H. H. No"i
ana Su.l,tt /" c''''.' BENJ II NOWtIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27
VDENTON n PATTON,
j Communication md Scr " u riding Ncrr hunts,

tho aae of Country Produce
Of every description and the purchase of goods for their
TONER'S
ofer To Col VIM NJ rryton Roanoke II II Pcyon Isq
Montgomery q w Mochosney, Esq, iIotcnurt Col 4. j.
Randolph, Automatic Hon Jno NJ Patton, Richmond
m d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

lean " lite and brown Guann. DE HnrEs s"'i ''9p'
of Lime Bone Dust, Plaster A. my ,h 49,"
by IL - 49, ppter,l.niP.
Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

ME-" tDNGERN.-Uavieg pWrcbasee - MP.
~ Jno Wheeler his interest In the stock Of Goods OF
George Fucker Go the business will be continued here
after in and account In the same
sorn thcy occupied take This say 10 oh
friends aud that have and well
escorted stock Of Dry Goods and shall endcavor
keep we'll worthy their senon highest shall
be to deserve Tho confidence and hose who may
favor with their custom. GEORGE NJ. FUCKER
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS,

uIussO comecrn Of (scerge N.
Rucker Go, dissolved the Lat inst by mutual
Those having claims against this win please
present Immediately George Rucker for payment
and those indebted by Bond VIII please
make the Of their respective dnes
delay very desirable that the Affairs Of the
should be closed speedily possible The Of the
only be winding the business Of the
We take thank friends and customers for the
very liberal upon and respectfully beg
n continuance of the to successor
GEORGE NJ RUCKER
ian 5dScflm JOHN " WHEELER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

GaEAr SLFIGa,vG N .ToNFsRono ITEM -THER-
NoNErER . on Is nElow zr8o-Y Young ladies there
lave discarded little bonuets, aud taken to broad
brimmed ow-crowned velvet hats, trimmed WIN nd
bons Of many colors
MAJ. Aet,e,on formerly ofthis r{ce} has been ont
interesting the citizens Of Jonesboro and ITS '''i'l
IN regard to the telegraph
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

sDuANOaON THIAI.-Paymcn, wi,hhcId.-v

propose to purchasers Piano Fores take instrt
lnents hat say Of their quality b,
tore paying for them
Twenty experience part satisfies oar cwn mind
and could hUndred persons 10 unite VITA II
in The opinion that establishments North Sonth
Silly furnish cheaper instruments than we do
NV t,ts +. L. NASH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

" retire from business Commission Merchant mud
take pleasure Ia recommending numerous friends the
ahoYo firm, successors In business VIM a. loot.
nephew aH been long aud tavoaby known an"smnh,
aud the other mcnbefs of the firm nyoray known prompt
business WIN T. SMITH,
La LII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

T. MFyn CRACKS ~ Sroegs-Take wood ashes and
common salt, equal parts, and mix IN water 10 Il
WacN paste. Fill the crack with tins Whelntr 'n1
stove is hot or cold. 1t is simple, cheap but good
cement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

rates Aaauaatins Candie', 4s, IS and os slow
- ~ ana F,ncy .aps G. A and Fine Salt, Grocn and
BLACK Teas Glover and Herds Seeds 90 ,,..
jan rs IL u mann
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

SPlNsTERs-Formcrly women were prohibited rom
marrying till they had spun a set of bed furniture
ana hence entitled spnsters until married NOW"
a-days they spin street yarn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27
A ~TsS Va. TItssss.nt,

~ Attorney mt Inv,
VIII continue To practice In tho Counties OF Amherst bedford
Campbell aud tho city OF lynohburR
once in Morris building nearly opposite the office ofh'
"Nifgnlan InnY Q Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

sALE AND pLtss Ek.-The vn. n Tenn.
Rail Road is finished lille and prepared
furnish and Plaster in sacks Barrels the most
accommodating My Agents the Depots and Villages
the will receive orders and furnish
any quantities they desire, and upon the short
st notice. Specimens both articles fro the works
ill be by agents All Salt and Plaster brandt
warranted pure. THOS. l.. PRESTON.
sep 22-c6m Satvile, Washington Co. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

uAzsS11,g VsssS.-Blsc concern of . e. ~ d
II NosIn Is this 'olvedhy act Of Limitation A
erson a,ug claims ,aust tn" requested Il
present ten payment and all persons Indebted L" n' arr
to forward and mako payment without doaE
''i"'9' BENZ II. NOWLIS. <. T.
OF }. d. a b. II. Nowiin.
,+ts.,s Dec. 81, sJ6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

lust HECE1vED AT MORsE's.
- Chambers Journal
Eeloetr Magazine,
nackwonds Edinburgh Magazine,
North British Rosiew,
Tendon Quarterly Review.
National (Metlodsb Magazine, -
tfonAcbod Words, (I,iekens)
putnams Monthly,
1,allpns Dollar Magazine -
toslieS Fashions for January.
kniekotbocker for do. #.5= s
Adventures of Brown, Jonos & Co,
Bcrnard t.le go 81
The Quadroon, by Capt Ried
ALSO
Stationary aud blank wit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-27

aSsnONNF ~ uOItOnkE
IA Bn1i.rs nHd GschDngc Rrohcrs.
Corner OF Main nnd Bridge Streets LYnchhurg Va, Will
collect aud the lowest of Exchange They Will
pay the highest market prr" for Land Warrant Northern
fNehAnge, Coin and tnrnfrent Money,
REFER 70
Tho Presidents and Cashiers Of tho several Banks Lynch
burg Messts Il II Maury Co MesGs pairo Richmond;
M"ssts Johnston, iIras Co, Snm Harris Sons, Josiah
leo & o. Bnm re- MesSrs IarulRm kirkham q Co,
BroHol & 20, philadelphia Mesra Nanblcck Road Brox
81, j Ward y Co, Lees Waller New York.
ally
EENHY -. FLOOD, Attorney 1T Inv, Will
attend all the Gourts of the city OF Lynchburs tha
counties Of Amherst AppomattoS, Bedford and tnmpb"li
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08
THE BOND STREET TRAGEDY.

THE BOND STREET TRAGEDY.
,~~~>~~~~>~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~
Further Particulars Of the Murder
of DR.. Harvey Burdeu.
EIGHTH DAY or ruE COReyEK'S REQUEST.
FULL REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS.
-.->o-~-~>-~>~~-~-~--~~~~~~-
THE CUNNINGHAMS BEFORE TIE JURY.
TESTIMONY OF MISSES HELEN AND AUGUSTA.
.o.~~>>o~>>o,~>,>~>~,--~~~~~-~
DESCRIPTION OF THEIR APPEARANCE.
THEY SWEAR TO THE MARRIAGE,
AND TESTIFY THAT THEY
Slept with their Mother ON the Fatal
Night.
--~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-~-~~~U~~~~
Testimony in Relation to the
Doctors Will.
HIS PROPERTY LEFT TO HIS BLOOD RELATIONS.
-~>~-~~-~~~-~~~~~~>"~~"~~
Mrs. Cunningham Keeps his Revolver.
SCENES AT THE CITY HALL.
-~~>~~~~~~~~>~~o~~r~~~>
All the Prisoners Released on Habeas
Corpus Writs.
~.~>~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~O~
THEY APPEAR IN THE CoUar OF COMMON PLEAS.
GREAT PUBLIC EXCITEMENT.
Arguments for the People by the District
Attorney, and for the Respondents
by MIR. Ciiut0n.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~->~~~~~~>o>
DECISION OF JUDGE BRADY.
.~~>>.~~->~.~>N~~o~~~~~~-
SaOdgraS and the Misses Cunningham
Discharged.
ECKEL AND MRS. CUNNINGHAM
Remanded to the Custody Of the Coroner, as
ACCOMPLICES IN TIE MURDER,
10, &C., &0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08
Testimony in Relation to the
Doctors Will.
GREAT PUBLIC EXCITEMENT.

THEY APPEAR IN THE CoUar OF COMMON PLEAS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-08
Further Particulars Of the N1urdel
of DR.. Harvey Burdeu.
EIGHTH DAY or rue COResEK's REQUEST
FULL REPORT OF THE PROCEEDING!
THE CUNNlNGHAMS BEFORE TIE JURY.

TESTIMONY OF MISSES HELEN AND AUGUSTA.
DESCRIPTION OF THEIR APPEARANCE.
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Lnke Disasters I'm 1850.

The Buffalo Commercial Of Saturday pub
lishcs detailed statement of the disasters
on the Lakes in tho year 1856, carefully COM
piled by Capt. D. p. Dobbins Secretary Of
tho Board Of Lake Undcrwritors and inten-
ded to bo embodied in his report TO the Board
at their annual convention to be hold this year
at Cleveland, Feb. 10th. sad increase is
noticeable in the loss of lifo and property, o.
YER any previous year. The losses in May,
steam and sail, amounting to sl42,6oo; in
June, Sl1s,55O; in July, s266, 1870; in Aug.
ust, se7 1880; in September, 342, $500; in Oc-
tober, SsS2,039; in November, $1,o50,550; (;
in December, l59, $3.50 total losses, steam
and sail, in 1855. s3,O3s,s74; ditto in 49,
SIS, S2,707,S39; increase in 1856, $241, ,035.
Total loss of life in 1856, 401; ditto in 49,
S. lls; increase in 1855, $50. Tho losses
on steam hulls in 1856 were 1892, 800; loss
CO on cargoes by steam, s645.300; total loss-
cs by steam in 1866, Sl,378, 100; ditto in
1855, 81, 500, ,7l0; decrease in 1856, 1914
600. The losses on sail hulls in 1856 were
ss63,675; losses on cargocs by SAIL $797,-
900, total losses by sail in 1856, 81, $3.50, ,674 ;
ditto in 1855, sl,l06,l90; increase in 1856,
S544,735
Capt. Dobbins informs the Commercial
that the increased facilities for saving wrecked
property havo lcssened the actual amount OF
loss on property in distress, at least 90 per
cent, during tho past severe season; as the
proportion Of total and heavy losses TO tho
whole number Of disasters will show when
compared with 1855. Tho increase in loss Of
life from ll9 in 1854, and 11s in 1855, to
4o7 in 1866, calls loudly for some more cffic-
lent means Of saving life than those now in
use. '
Capt Dobbins' statement concludes with
the following synopsis Of the marine register Of
tho Board Of Lake Underwriters, showing the
number Of vessels in commission on the Lakes
in tho fall Of 1856, with their tonnage and
| cash value:
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PeniusuIar Female College Of Gencsce Go.

The President ia c. M. Dewey. ESD
Treasurer, H. M. Henderson. Secretary,
Leonard Wesson, Esq. ali
TRusrEEs-Hons. Kinsley S. Bingham.
Hiram L. Miller. James w. Sanborn, Zacha-
riah Chandler, Elon Farnsworth, Sanford M.
Green, VIM. NJ. Fenton, Charles S. Beccher,
James Seymour, George w. Dewey, Esq,
Artemas Thaycr, Esq, James B. Walker, Esq,
II. M. Henderson, Esq, Jeremiah r. Smith.
This fourisAing institution, is every way
worthy of patronage, confidence and liberali-
ty. A building, to cost 100000, will bc c.
rected in the spring, and being situated at
Flint, which is the great business center o.
the North, it has advantages unrivallod, in
respect to beauty Of situation, health, and
surrounding country.
We understandable determinat on TO be,
to build large and magnificent institution.
for which it doutlcss hopes to be in some
measure indebted to the bounty of tho State.
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THE LAND FOR THE LADrEs.--ln the King
Of Sweeden's speech on the recent opening
of tho Dict, the following remarkable pas
sage occurs: .aH
"a just appreciation Of the rights Of wo.
man being a sure guarantee Of her fidelity in
the fulf.lmont Of her duties and Of her mis-
sion in tho family, it is my intention 20 pro-
pose TO you that unmarried women shall be
considered of ago at 25, which is recognized
in nearly all the States Of Europe" M
nl Sweden is clearly the land for tho ladies.
There il appears that, up to what is here con-
sidered the tolerably ripe ago Of twenty-five,
girl is supposed to bo in her minority or
non-age; in short, as wo say, Of no age at
oil. AT thirty, wo apprchend she Is still
looked upon as quite "a young things" and
at about fifty as being ain the prime Of lifc."
"Fat, fair anil sixty is probably the for
mula which, in Swecdcn, is expressive Of fe-
rnslc maturity; at seventy dasmel begins
70 be little passe. and at eighty is consider
ed to have attained "a certain ago. fi z
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CoAL VS.. GoLp.--It hppcars that the coal
extracted from the mines Of Pennsylvania
last year was equal to $4,000, 300, which is
we'll up 10 the yield Of tho gold mines Of
California, and yet, while we have heard lit
sle or nothing Of Pennsylvania coal, all the
world has been running crazy after Calitor-
nis gold. = f'if4V a'e1 'iPH vas ~