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yv- Vfrah Fruits nil the Year -Arthur's
pAYfST AtR-TTOHT SELF SEALING CANS
AN JARS for preserving FRESH FRUITS, TO.
uATuER Re, by hermetieAl Sealing (Full direc-
- Yar saIa " hoissae aud retail. st the HOUSE.
ri.R%isHING snd NOTION ESTABLISHMENT,
w., In, p. WARREN.
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pOANOkk RED SULPHUR SYRINGE
fhis eli tinI Mstarinz 2 .sne slthna

pOANOkE RED SULPHUR sPRINGr,
h rhts delightful Watering Place, although opened
for the first time in 1856 has already attracted fair
share of public attention and patronage 1t 10 situated
lmm sdiatey the Turnpike road from Salem to the
Sweet Springs, and splendid line Of Stage Coach.
es will convey Passengers on the Virginia and Ten
messed Railroad, without any detention. from saem
Depot by the Red Sulphur TO the Sweet Springs and
Greenbner White Sulphur. being the shortest and
best route between those points.
since ths last 8ea,on, the accommodations have
been greatly enlarged by the addition of several
handsome and spacious Cottages. The proprietors
feel sule, thar all who visit their Springs will be
made entirely comforts bic and satisfied To seekers
OF health, they offer Mineral Water. the beneficial
elects OF which, have been fully tested particularly
IN diseases Of the Lurgs and Stomach To seekers
Of Pleasure, they fer Table provided with ell the
saostsnas and many Of the Injuries of life, besides
al those appendsaes of amusement found at other
watering places To all who desire ahady and plea
SAINT retreat from the beat and dust of the cities they
oher Just such q retreat, besides a hssrty wecoms
and the best treatment q. w SHANKS,
D. C. SHANKs,
u, BOARD,
WM. WALTON,
IL 10 DIM A. HUPP.
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srs,,sAt. SerTCas.

rw skirt Cera... five baies skirt Cord,
49, 80. iusf received on consignment from tn
maouIs''"'e'' n. WARREN,
set' o, No 81 Maiu ct.
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Richard Cagih0rn

HANDSOME CABBAGE AND HAIR.
II NESS.-On THURSDAY, I'd day of July at 10
O'Clock at the lot nesr the Va Genital railroad de-
pot Will sell at auction light city ads Carriage
and Harness. for two horses pole and shafts. This s
a hardsoms turn ont, suitable for two horses
and will be s)id without limit.
CAUTHORN.
CAETS-I will also sell, a. the same time and
place large Coal Cart nearly new and Dirt Carts,
all With iron axles.
BUG6Y-Also . second hand Buggy.
je29 CAUTHOkN.
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Eag susclai Nosice.-.As / expect 30 leave
L'-n, = r " dsvs (lr come two or three months
storsqusst ali persons who msy have accounts
.. -. ne to present them for payment, ss wish to
psy them al OIL before lsavs.
'y-ts ALEX BILL.
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~ Trumnn A Parker, successor to X
~ q Nhufcid. wholesale snd retail dealer IN
shingles Mahogany sad Lumber Of every desoriP'
tDs 0ac. and yard corner OF Gary and 10th streets
steLnooua vs. my ls dom.
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rx- coal. Ceni.-Anthractte Had the best
srSfh SIDE Lump Coal, sIways on hand, for sale at
"~ P, C, LARUs,
- i:-ts No. "a Main ct.
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,er unmovnI.-C. Wendlineer: Merchnns
w 49, smnysd 70 l4s MAIN STREET, oppo.
o. nv Goods House Of Kest Paine Co and
f.,s doors below the EXCHANGE Bsnh; Were ne
Sl h. pleased to zee hs old ifisnos sno customers
talf-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-01

EyJno. McCanncll, Dentist, Main street,
oep,slgs Corinihi,n Hall between 9Th ard 10th ats
,y-s doors above hia old Office. my ll-H
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CUYNkn IS WHITE AND BLACA SUE
u PHIrR AND CHAIYREATE q p d MGS RI.

TOYNEn WHITE AND BLACh SUI
- PHUR AND CHALYBEAfE SPRlNGS-Thi.
Watering Place Is open for the reception of vi
sltors 1t Is situa ed the line and in fun piec of
mile from BoRsGcEs Depot, Roanoke "a, at which
ssd Depot Omnibus will always be fou I'd waiting
the arrival OF the cars, to convey to the
Springs.
Important improvements have been made since
last
Another White suiphur-stronger, holder, and q
superior Chsly beate spring, have been discovered
and reclaimed and improved since the last season
that the variety aud value of the mineral waters
now afforded at the place, unequslled by any
other place known 20 the public. The similarity
OF the White Sulphur to the Justly and far.famed
Gresnbriey White sulphur, ID striking, to be at
once recognized by all who have used both of the
waters
These White and Black Sulphur waters have eff
fected numerous cures
The White Sulphur, aggravated cases of dyspepsia,
serious affections of the liver kidneys and bladder,
vous system, and those diseases peculiar to FE-
MALES
The Black Sulphur, all kinds of diseases of the
sktn aggravated OF letter and other eruptons
of the skin-on great numbers aud of long standing
seventy having been entirely cured.
The accommodations equal to any to be found
in the mountains OF Virginia, and the table and at
tendance of the most satisfactory Characters to all
which beg to refer to thu large number of persons
who have heretofore visited the place
Billiard Tables Bowling Alleys, eno a fine Band of
Music, will b, found at the place and every fort
In every way, viii constantly be made to afford COM
fort and anus laent to visitors.
"A. HEFELFINGER co,
Proprieto1
~ Stages u first class, leave Bonssck's Depot
White, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs.
is ID dts
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y1g.t asille &, gOhnsoD, ATTORNEYS Ht Inv.
- : ft.EIE au5 gksMaDUKE JOHNSON. have
,,,g.:st-c ia the prsc'ice Of Law, and will attend
tb- Cauft q Aprss sll the courts Of the city Of
r ,baoLd aud ;he counties Of Hentico sud Chester
- je G-2w
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" nr. Eoons late OF st Louis, Mo
GF-. All residences Sd street, west side betwses
As-saa! G1d Clay streets NH i8-d6m
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~" Dr. John B, WaltbaIi Homo opath-
tI, Fsrs his profession 81 services to the citizens OF
a.caln5ud and lie vicinity. Office on Main street,
ope1ate IN: Exchange Bank. Residence (st pre-
sent AR O Peass's, on Ross street, few doors
above the Richmond House. je I-6m
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sr-t,

~ GEO n. STEEL, Dentist, Once and
r,rdeEcs, No Isl, on Main, between 9Th and 9sf
.t,.sf, S!shnopa vs. my SLY
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OFFICE OF THE SDR.R, coz

JUNE
.oticr -Ths Coupons Of interest due on the Bonds
~. Company. en the Is JBly, 1887 In New York,
- III he PAID st the Uaon Bank in that city.
THO. W. BROCKENBROUGH,
., o., Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-01

GENc,s sUMMkR SHIFTS Gems in
VI want of net cotton Undsrshi,u find the m at
low prices at JOHNSON 4 HAHWooDs,
jeT No. n, Main street.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE...The sub.
" s,ubers have rented the large fire proof Ware
House on the Basa Bank, formerly occupied by Gen.
y. reyton recently by J Fry They inteod cen
Quoting general Commission and Forwarons bust
ness, under the firm Of
EUBANK & BROTHER.
JNo. L. EUBANK, u. FuBAHK.
OF Buchanan. of Lyuobburs
Refer to Messrs. Irby < Saunders Lynchbur; Ba.
con BaskeIvill, Richmond is Is St.
RLANk BOOK S.---N erchants, Cleric
ana others will find at 1911 Main street, of home
manufacture, good ASSORTMENT of
LEDGERs,
JOURNALS
DAY BOOKS
CASH, INVOICE, LETTER and
-. -,o ,,., MEMORANDUM BOOKS,
order '0' ~ ~
large lot of Cap, Diary and Medium BLANK
boOks odds and ends, are offered at half pIice
e9o-Zt J. w. RANDOLPH
- NAWA Y--Rnnaway from the
kW subscriber, in Powhsten county on Tues.
m Gay night last, negro man named JOR.
~ DAN he lie of ordinary size, Brown com.
-~ piexlon, and has Scar on his bottom lin.
Will give Ten Dollars reward for the snsiop
OF aad negro HENRY A. HANCOCK,
10 1S-St" Hsiisboro' r o., Powhatsu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-01

A BOUT 100 AC 4, ks or LAND ON THE
"A WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD AND sEAR
THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION-Will be sold at Herrico County
Court House, at u O'Clock. on MONDAY, July 9Th,
1857 about 100 of land locsted above about
10 miles from Richmond, and adjoining the snds OF
D. r. Gathrieht, Marshall Gsthright and Richard
Kidd about 80 of this land it supposed would
cut 80 cords of wood to the acre. the balance 10 clear
ed and in order for cultivation. This land lies very
we'll and has two springs Of very good water.
TEams-Ons fifth cash; 'balsnce at T. and IL mos. =,
for negotiable notes interest added secured by trust
deed or title retained.
il Is GODDIN & APPERs0N. Auets.
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0nn BBLs. Crushed, Powdered and
~oO Coffee sugars, in store and for sale bv.
10 26-5t VIM. TAYLOR.
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MORTON BLEDsOE. Manage
SThiBLING SPRINGs...

SThiBLING SPRINGS.
This Mountain Retreat In Augusta county, Va, IS
miles from stsunton, and q miles from Harrison
burg will be under tn management of Mr. PETER
II. WOODWARD, formerly ct Jscsson's River, and
for the last three Seasons at the Healing Springs
The proprietor respectfully announces to inva-
IDS and pleasure seeking public, that by erecting
eight more double cottages and by the general i'm
provement Of the premises since last season, that s
ter the 10Th Of Jane, he will be prepared with en-
tirely furniture, and sufficient number of atten
dants, to of3r visitors the most pleasant Gcconmoda
tons in the Virginia mountains
fhe waters OF this pisce are unsurpassed: In fast
the visitor at these Spring has the advantage Of all
the various waters belonging to the sntire mineral
region of Virginia.
The Sulphur Water exceled by none except that
ofGreenbrier.
The Alum Springs inferior to none, as tested for
the last five years with the ybeate aud Free Stone
Waters, all at hand in abundance render this place.
properly. the MINERAL SPRINGS OF VIRGINIA
tendapce and the amusements and sports afforded by
mountaia resorts
an experienced physician will reside at the Springs
TERMS $40 per week; $50 for q month of four
weeks and reduction mafe for entire season;
for less than week 81 per day will be charged.
II line of SUPERIOR FOUR-HORSE MAIL
COACHES wiilleave Stanton daily, for this place,
after tbs arrival of the Eastern cars.
u line OF STAGES is expected TO pass the
Springs, route from HsrrsonburE to Bath Alum
Springs CHESLEY KINNEY,
my 6-d2n aStswlm Proprietor.
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A LLkGHANY SPRiNGs.--This water
"A ing place, 80 fayoEably snown to the public,
will be opened for the reception of visitors the
first day of June. The present proprietors hap
py to snnounce that they have secured the service
40 general manager, of Mr.. JNo. p. LEE, tof the
rence in the hotel business, and well established
eputation'as gentleman and caterer. sufficient
guarantees that every effort will be made to give
tire satisfaction to our euests.
The powerful curative properties Of this water,
and It's efficacy in all diseases of the stomach. liver
bowels, nervous system G, 10 well sttested by the
many cures, almost miraculous, which have been
effected by Its We refer with confidence to al
the patrons of the former propretors, complete
bathing establishments has been added to Our
rsngemenis for the comfort of visitors since last
For further particulars refer to the cards to be
found in hotels, cars, steamboats,, &c.
Asptendid line of four horse coaches will convey
visitors from shswsvlls to this place, 81 miles,
good road, with only one hill between the two
points. BRIDGES HOLT,
my27.-.dhst25A. Proprietor
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DOARDlNG. desiring n plea
ID SAINT location, will fiud two most desirable chat
bers at Mrs HOOPER'S, ON Church Hill, Grace ct.
o few doors above 25th. few Day BoaIders car
also be accommodated.
sE-l2ts y. 9 HOOPER,
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THIS DAY
sUPfs OFFICE I. ID. n ii
~nu. June 70, 1857

q s0frs 0S'iof ssDIs,;
NoTICE--o,' .ss =; iss.: :
above date this Company will Geese to fusrs.h ~
saa ns., OF produce on the RsSmoSs
Persons hsvias bags in their poss,,sion h.,.,.,..
70 I'M. Company viii pIssss rstsrn them 70 he a..
POI h rom .an .nsy ssrs received. oshsrvss they
fDsLIC SALE or BAGS
VIII be so ! at public auction on tue Let Of Ju,,
Rich nond, At u o'clock Mtnou.sDd ~ s,, z.
able for the delivery Of wheat corn DC.
By order Of the Board Of Director.
q DsnviIis papers please copy. eAI' sa''
By Richard CautAern.
RACON, kc.-Af 10 o'clock This Nav.
5000 a. ny s store viii sell at Auction bids prime
1sat s,ds. lot Of bright Hams and shoulder; 2
Ts Pc. codh'A; bbis Brandy; boxes Gunpowder
ia s1irHiNa Tus.-Al.o l.rs. Bathing Pub:
FELT HATS AMI srRaw c0ons
NysD9Y In1. Nc, NC AT AUcfION-0n WE'D.
sell A. an.,ons AZ q 10 oelock, at my sore, will
white and brown Hungarian Soft Ha. y. ss an
Yer Canton st-aw Hats; Fansy French Hs... n;s.d
HS 2: % Li'le Gloves SILK Mi,'. ae n-' A''
BY Z B. Geek & Co, Aoc1.
STEE,S SALE OE = rOCx nm
CLOTHlNG, &C. AT AUCTION -pur,p.,vV..
eeed OF trust executed to me By Jacob Peyssr ana
OF record In Richmond Businzs Court. I shall pro.
coed to sell, on FRIDAY IS h day Of June iesy "
the store of the said jacob Pey,er, No. 10 Main
s.ise. between nth and 18th streets, the whole of
Dress Frock Sack and Oversoats
Cloth, Cashmere and eatinett Pants, In great VA.
riety " s-'"' W"
Satin, Silk and Cloth ve,ts
snrts Collars, suspesders 10 30.
1850 Iot OF piece goods, consisting of Cloths,
Cssameres, satinetts, &c, &c.
Also A lot of Caps
sale to commsnce at 10 O'clock. Terms cash
oEokGE HARRIS JONES, Trustee
POSfPONEMENT.-Tbea above sale /. POSTPONED
consequence of tbs interruption, csu.es nv the an
lawful entry and seizure of part of the above goods
o. the day OF sale by Messrs Kent Paine Co
The goods not taken will be sold at the above named
place. as shove. GEORGE HARRIS JONES
je 500 Trn.,s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-01

h0sEs FEMALE sPkCTFIC Ia
.a, uo,5 valuable compounds great medical di.-
"a. E.J. PICor,
S% Drugsist.
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s'UG SALE.-The lease on lhe upuer
f0ry OF the Tenement, corner OF msln aud
reaII streets tower the store Of Mesrs. Myers l.
J"1%e having upwsrdp Of years TO run. ifimme-
4ts Application IL made, great bargain will be
20 d Applyto
j. l--9t G0DDlN APPERsON. Annt.
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Eod Nd In the Meadow Bridge Road,
Isat IN city OF Rohmond, q small sum Of $40
sey "h'o Oh he ownsr can get by calling on ne, 1t
ny La" ,iace, on Bank street a few doors below
'goain hal, ana paying for this Advertisement
j. '' - JOHN N DaVIs
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X hEi SlNtsHA.u intending, On the
~ IS; ia y. to remove next door TO treusbaw 4
SH"rie' just opposite his old stand will until The
a','7 dai', eel! for cash at very reduced rates.
lAs house now occupied By hip is for rent; pos
sesiion given July LIST.
]. r. KEiNINGHAM
Bookseller and Stationer, 30 Broad st
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W klCii sRDSuN-.
a. OF NERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
a''7tos TO the collection Of Claims Hiring out Ne
'oes fenuug out Houses, ard general Commits
~ ohee l4.h street, opposite Exchange Hotel
@tn /" II hishsTdion, Richmond, Va.
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WALL STREET HOTEL,


Transient boardsu per day................Sl 50
d." wees...........,., q on
Board without lodging per n.cnth..........l5O 90
JAME5 II. PHILYAW, Proprietor.
Asssed hy Il X NIXON, late of the Nixon House
Gu dshOt1'. {. lie 50 l2t+
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MUSICAL ENsTbUCTIUN.-Lia CO.
eouFs8sd by the success that has attended my
npils az teacher OF Muaio in some OF its different
YA'cuss we Iss: Two sessions beg leave to inform
My patrons and friends, aud the public generally
'A' thsH Continue tny INSTRUCTIONS during this
'-ihmer 10 tuoh as nav desire to employ me.
Ie 81 tt BUsl II, Arlington House Richmon6
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SksREu'~ sale OF HOUSE
MOND.-As Commissioner. acting under decree OF
the Circuit Court of the City of Richmond, entered
in the suit o, mcCaoe ana o'heIs against Laurences
shall sell the premises, at public auction. to the
highest bidder, ON FRIDAY, the 5rd day Of july,
1857 at O'Clock P. n, House and Lot in the said
tween Main aad franklin streets, fronting twenty.
three and half feet 2st street. and running back
between psrelle lines forty four feet ess to
the wall of the Jews burial ground. IL being the
house and lot of which Marina Laurence died seized
and possessed.
TERms-One fourth cssb; balance upon credit of
six months the chaser to give bis negotiable
ws endorsed with interest added for the credit pay
uent aad title retained till whole purchase money 10
paid and conveyance directed by the Court.
Taxes for pressntyesr to be paid by hs purchaser.
Z. NANCE, Com'r.
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a. TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
L>4N Streyed or stolen from my stable, on We'd
@A nesdsy night, small dark bay MARE. She
As several wind gals her legs 1 will give the
above reward if delivered to me at my store
JOHN r. Jackson,
isS0-ts No. IL Market Brldse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-01

IN III 81 II y. Ii 20 N--.Hams, sides
~ brsstts and Shoulders In store for sale low to
- w WALLACE SONS.
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From Richmond, Baltimore and the principal
cities on the Atlan.c sesbosrd, by railroad TO the
mlboro' Depot OF the Central railroad; thence by
stage coaches over a we'll graded turn pike twenty
miles 20 the springs. Passengers leaving Richmond
or Baltimore in the mo'nog can come through to
this place same day to supper.
O. Persons who may desire additional informa-
tOn By addressing the subscriber will receive by re
turn mail pamphlet containing analysis of the
Springs with certificates of cure. &c
I. GOODE, for the Proprietor.
Hot SPRINGS VA, June p 1851 ie % - 81
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80 FUn LiVERPOUL 1.-The A No 1
&E4E coppersd and copper fastened American ship
SYLVIA, Capt Svasey, daily expected at
City Point, will load for the above port. or freight
SCHAER, KOHLFR & CO..
in 80 .eoo2w Or PALMER CLOPTON.
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DUCkET RULES inches divided Into
l. g. 10 IL and l6 parts, p ain and Of Ivory. Also
some with brass binding. in store ard for sale by
VIM. sATTLER Il Co,
ies4 J42 Main street
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\ 4s1IAELE FARM on NEW BRIDGE

hALt-Tha Subscribers ale suthor'z ID to sell the
farm located AZ above, recently owned by Mr.. John
O5d10 II contains - ! acres Of which about
81 pee and, IN 3od heart. The buildings on the
p'aee have been iemCdelsd ana thoroughly paired,
ed aoV present quite hands lme Appearance. The
pace e remarkably healthy, and the neighboIhood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19
More Victims for the Great sal Lake uurem

ship load Of converts to Mormonism arrived at
New ork on the first. They were made Mormons
by Elder John Williams who accompanies them
These people came principally from Bristol The
Post says that the number of and women is about
equal, but there IL n multitude of children The men
are not strong, tclgcnt lot, but the women arc
neil andc, and many are handsome. Parle T. Pratt
aud two other Mormon Elders who are now living
IN New York visited this ship load and gave their
hrs lesson in Mormonism, which is TO give in nm ac-
count OF their means The emigrants number 200
and will go to Utah in the spring.--Baltimofe Sun.
We presume there is no legitimate mode of pro-
venting men md women from embracing tho Nor
mon faith and going To Utah if they choose, and
we cannot say that Congress Inns tho power TO
pass laws against polyghmy in the Territories
But there are certain things which can be done
and have not been dono and should be DONE
We think it scandalous that brigham Young tho
husband of ninety wives more or less bas been
permitted for years and is permitted still 10 act
ms Governor of Utah Tho President of tho L.
States has full powe, to appoint and remove tho
Governors Of Territories. and President Pierce
during tho whole term OF his administration bns
allowed that poygamous old sooundrel and black
guard 10 exercise the functions of Chief Mags-
trnio of Utah. He did undertake to remove him
between one and two years ago and sent n Gov
ernor- commission to Colonel Steptoe but the de.
hant old polygnnl-t proclaimed that tho whole
power of the United States Government could
not remove him, adding. II shall act as Cover.
nor until God Almighty says TO me, Brigham you
needn't be Governor any longer"
Under such circumstances, tho subsequent
Submission of our national government to tho
continuance of the Infamous old villain in the un
disturbed and unquesiioned excrcse Of the func
tions of Governor Of tab seems to US II nation
al shame and degradation. We cnn conceive Of
no apology for 1t, no palliation of it. The admin
'ftrhi'"n has always been very prompt To turn out
worthy office holders account of difference of
political opinion, but in this of the most
hnrrid old miscrennts on record, ruling nnd pol
Inting and crushing the souls of tens of thousands
at miserable victims and outrnging all the laws of
God md man, boldly and insolrntly challenges
tho President in the facc of the whole world To
rrm"v" him, aud tho President does not accept
tho Defiance LOu. Journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-19
e1en. nn.ntc. .i.e wa. tnneli frngaIily and econ.

efoa- nature. -ha va. taught ffugalily and econ
ony bl b. 'uvr fnr me. y ring tho no.t crii
cnl perind ~ ny lite. III" preserved nrder n m
.iinlr.. from the care ui which she relieved me
gently reclaimed me from dissipation. she prop
ped my weak md irr'rolute nature. she urged
my Incidence IL all the esertions that have been
useful and creditablc 10 me. and she was per-
priually nj hand To- ndmonish my heelles.nass
and impruvidrucc. To her | owe whatever
shall be. Ia her solicitude for my interest she
never for n moment forgot my character Her
feeling were warm aud imP",uou-, bat she was
placable, tender, and constant. S1ch was she
whom have lost; aud have lot her when a
knowledge Of her worth had refined my youth
ful love into friendship, before age had deprived
il Of much of it, original ardor. | SIX relief.
aud find il, in the con-olntnrv opinion that n
benevolent wisdom inlcts the chasisemant, ns
well Ms bestows the enjoyment of human life; TINT
this dreary aud wretohed lie is not the whole Of
man, that being capable Of such proficiency in
science and virtue. is not like tho beasts, that
there is II dwelling place prepared for the spirits
Of the just; that the ways Of God will yet be vim.
Dictated to man"