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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16


TnE CRoPs ~ THg VALLEY. Ca letter bsiore
us from Jefferson county, We, speaking oi The
corn crop says: My Impression 10 that our
county will no, make more fAaa Aaif crop. We
had sne rain YESTERDAY which has improved the
appearance of il to eosnes extent" The same eau
sos that nr,duce q shurt crop in jefferson, will
doubtless affect tho counties contiguous.
In regard TO the Wheat pr duct our carrespon-
dent writes: Our crop of wheat will be large. but
p,Iay persoas a,s disappointed IN the yieid." We
are advised that less breadth of land was seeded
than u.aal, and the writer narrates facts bearing
out this conviction which are within his own
knowledge
The county Of jefferson is one of the most pro-
ductiye in Virginia, and 1t has not inaplly been
termed. 1.-The Garden Spot" In 1850 according
70 the Census, she produced AZ, U0S hu .hels OF
wheat--a greater product than any other in the
State, except the counties Of L,uioun aud Rock
incham aud greater in productvencss than these
when her improved land is compared with that in
the counties named. The improved land" in
Loudoun in 1850 was put down at 20S 454 acre,;
that of Rockingham at 203. $50: Jefferson at only
81 ,087; and yeisthe. wheat p.oIuct of l.ndoun
vas $50, $50 bush, that Of Rockingham Cos, $50;
and that Of Jefferson 4I2 ,O0o--so that Jehrrson's
claim to greater fertility is fully sustained
- In this connection it may not he embarrassing
10 note the cash value Of the iarm estimated in
1850. in the counties named peiow:
Loudoun ss.349.s7l
Augusta, 7.u33,27
FNuquier, 5,916,203
Rockingham, 5.S2l 435
Jeffersun, 5,s6l 1853
Laudnun contains nearly three acres for every
one in Jefferson, and the other counties largely
over three To one
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
CHILIOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

ilE undersgne, Commissioners appointed by drcroc of
the trcut smyih county, In the o H. Aker
TUESDAY the 18th day ?f ocroHER next being The irat day
Of the October term of Smyh County Court sell at the front
lous. u smylh county, ~ or lan In
Guiding the celebrated ciilLnowEE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
unsurpassed la Medicinal virtue by any mineral In tho
These springs have had, nm the earliest se.n Of
the country great celebrity have effected remarkable
cures; have rcs,red by visitors when
aiions could BE- had doubt not woud bc rvs"rtcd 10
by hundreds and thousands improved they should be-
They situated within about mile Of the Virginia II Ten
Ralroa In tho count, 81 smylh, In the sa, Of Tho
middle Huson, the fertile Hnd beautiful
regions South West. railroad Of cnsy and cheap
grade could be made along lcy, valley, extending om tho
Virginia Tennessee Railroad 10 tho Springs Tho Spring Ia
bold and capable o supplying number of visitors aud the
grounds handsome aud Afford beautiful sites for buildings
for extensive establishment Capitalists invited 10
anime The property Investment speculation presents
great attractions
TERMsrhc sale TO he u credit OF one, two, three
four years. with Interest thereon from and amer the expiration
of ycnr The purchasers 10 give bond and approved
rurty the title retained III the purchase mnnc, paid
nEvELkY 4 JOHNSON, commissioners
JAMES W. slIEFFEY l''''
nj. .f..tn
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
70. 1m alrsss.g.s y,.ss,As.
Markets.

Markets.
NEw YoRk, August is, -flourdeclined TO 10
cents. Southern steady at 81 rs 10 So. Wheat dc.
clincd 2 cents Corn active and cents higher.
Mess Pork Sl3 81. Whiskey 26 cts. Stocks w.
riabe. Virginia G's %. Tennessee S43
LATER.-Cotton unchanged. Other articles un-
changed IRON Saturdays quotations.
The weekly Bank returns, excepting tho Trades
men, Chatham and North America, show an in
crease Of nearly S5s0,0o0.
Loans had decreased upwards 6f 81, 100000
BALrrsoKs, August 15.--Flour dull, Howard
Street lower and selling at IS II. Wheat steady
White 81 % toSl 40; Red nomnally unchanged.
Corn dull, White and Yellow 10 to "A cents
Provisions firm. Mess p rk S25 |. Bacon Sides
$9s Whisky steady, City and Ohio 26A cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
Z OR AL 4.

EsiElNG to procure printing press to be operated by
~ steam power, the proprietor of THIS establishment offers
for sale the upon which the "Nirnian' il printed
II is substantial ADAMS POWER Pass propelled b! hand and
capable Of making thousand impressions hour The
character lis work be c rnned 10y the appearance
this paper,
To the proprietor Of country newspaper having much crcu
aion doing much job work, this Press would ur
time, and money. II will be sold nj bargain. mug lis
EDUCATION.
FuNllE the School Will
Il on THURSDAY the LIST day Of sLrrEMIEg. Terms, &io
pei session Of Five Months.
aug 12-ltsepi CLEMESfiNA +. SPENCER.
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1850 Gr 1850 Acres Of Land For Sale.

FllE su,cri,r wishing 10 remove I" the SOUTH oilers Tor
] sale h, tween lnn0 aud 3,,p0 ACRES OF LAND, In the
count, buckingham The rac on which he resides sta
ncd head ri the T,e River Pond md nm, bc reached
by taual alo6 acres, about In James
River grounds and least 10 of creek fats II hc
div h.i several tructs IL desired On its
Gs MIA with good custom aud ample waicr
power
Two other TrnriS, mostly In wouisonc continuing la
ncrrs II within s Than two miles from nr@irks,lic, whore
thu, H. bridge the River. The nitr eniains 900
ncps fine land wei. iimcrc. and Is ~ miles m
ilardN Me- with good public rnad running through To
For further Information Address apply 10
CLIFFORD tAliEll.
urplp tialut n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
THOMAS WHITEHEAD, com'r.
Sale of Land,

fats 9Th hay At September lN9, the premises
NV viii -,in TRACT OF LAND, continuing IA acre., at
public anctiun ing The Tobacco How Mountain, nj
I"nius u,kcr aud Buird M"rl~, belonging I" John
NJ aud "n The sth september, on iii, premises will
a Mrs Walsons lying IN buffalo Ner near Mount
Mutinh, containing 22l heres valuable improvements Ac
also private SALT tracts u aul, OF all sorts
Persons isin Amherst land, will do we'll To the
undersigned. THOMAS WHITEHEAD.
uur 10 ed. Land Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
Sale Of Land.

geo PtESt'AN Decree Of the County Court uf Amherst
Nv County. pronounced nj Its June term 9 In the Of
~A- Logon Ac " simpson" The nnirrrync' on me premises
the TRACT on LAND Ia the proceedings mentioned wing
the head of S>als Creek containing gg aning III"
lands Dr. Moss Jesse Munda, and others lmrro,
good lumber abundant Terms cash. 10 d,ifny expenses;
residue credit twelve, and eighteen months, bond
and s,o, security. -
nnS loclhsen THOMAS WHITEHEAD, l'on,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

nE>ElNG I" Change place of residence, offer ar sale
Il y my property nj AromhtoN Court House, consist ny o
Four Lots No confirms four of nni, upon which
there IN TWu-SIoEN DWELLING HOUSE, with six ME-
large aad htru,i Rooms. good Kitchen, scrNnnH II sc
smpk House, lee lluas Stables. Carriage lior-' Gardens
and Well Of cNe.ni water. NJ" J. my office H." contains
fourth AZ aud is well sci with Drcltrd
,inNrr. No ia well cncloscd loi al four
Glover. No. contains two and fourth ul
has good nrnlni u
This property u wealthy and Intelligent ncighbnrhood,
two and hail miles from Apnaiiox Dt" IN the S"uslh"
lapAd, hnd twct, three miles east Of Lyhrhhury Tho
hng all and good repair and beautifully iacait
II House and hotels The
cucc al private family ar the establishment OF mnlc or
ffualc school for which, IN n Respects II admirably suited
II j. MISC yani location for professional or Trading man.
VIII nus, lot, desirable, Thirty Acres of Fin"
Naod nrl tinh,rci m uak and hickory lying one
h.li uIi,- tom The Court lm>'. Irrnr liberal
For ure mprmaIon apply personally "r by letter To mo
Ail,unnllux Court lntsr, NH.
hc above property will hc Sold NJ public auction, Turns
thc 'lh Of SrltciHh'rn"Al tt"urt da!( . ~
WY \. DAVIS, A,.-iinnr,r by 23-c2uwtSseIp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

Ugly CoxpUcr.-Carcline johnson, free wo
man Of color, living jefferson street. while
drunk, Saturday night. strnck her sister, Lacy
iatewood, who is totally blind. She also abused
her in such loud terms us to disturb the neigh"r-
hood In order that she might be mare sslerly
in the future as also to teach her the improrrety
of an undue use of her talking apparatus, the
Mayor adiudged her % ashcs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

FREIGHT TsApE.-There was received at the
depot of the Va & Tenu. r. r., on yesterday %
loadel cars. consisting Of 4876 bushels of Wheat;
90 harrels of Flour; and 100 600 p'unds of MscAl-
laneons There were 9l,adcd cars seat West the
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

AFTER HnURs-John. slave to Mr.. Wm. Moore,
and hired by Mr.. John W. Stone, found on
one Of the lower streets Sunday night without a
puss-orlered 10 lashes.
Wesley, slave to Mr.. JAS. f. Horner. was taken
up the same night without pass. His being a
small boy, aud this his first ofensc. he was dis
charged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

We understand that there were seven hundred
visitors at the Sweet Springs day two since
and more than one hundred arrivals in q single
day. We trust that the Virginia Springs will Dc
n lhrirng business this season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION

UNRIyALLBD ATTRACTION
At Ems ;ledove's Fancy Store.
G10 NENr saturday, will place upon the stands, my
F.s4tJ RoNNETS. LACE MANTlES. and MI my FANCY
va GOODS. for the inspection Of The l.oplc.
entire stock hand, and clalcng" opposition a.
GANtF. CHFArNEsS ASp SoVEl1N
No lady shn pas ii for first Chts Boanes Thai
be seen upon The stands.
Como EARLY"
II is already historical fact thu there marriage
licenses issued last Than three previous yearsaul In
of Ibis have purchased unusually larg, o of
the SWEETEST LITTLE FAStIES For BABIES that
before in L. nchurg An ut Wholesale well
retail, AT X! lu's Corner, L!nchbnrg, Va.
march 2j-,iS ALFRED $. ENGLEpOYE.
Glass Preserving Jars.
SUPPLY Of Stones Patent IFescrring Jirs for rrcs"rv
N ing Fresh Fruits Vegetables ~. These Jars very
simple in construction and think preferable 10 an,
For sale by
uug 1-lts JOHN IT, SEAY Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines

Hsr received Engedoves Fancy Store, Kyles
- M. 81 Main Street, l.ynchbnrg,
Wheeler n Wilson's lnmabie Sewing Machines nj t5O.
Wheeler Il Wilson'S Sewing Machines mt 80,
Wheeler Il Wilson's Sow Ing Machines at ISL 90
Wheeler Wilson's sew ing Machines ut te2 80
Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines ut &i00.
Wheeler Il Wilson'S Sowing Machines nj 4120.
The usefulness and elegance Of these Machines we'll
established to that point Over hundred aud
twenty people Of this city Will testify their utility Mrs
ct Of Richmond "Ihnt lady there viii
ell. Inns Sewing Machine unless Is Wheeler Wli~ns"
And indeed, II II just where They truly income
pa rable, mud justly called the LADIES rnIEsD.
sor Gods sake avoid cheap MnchincsrEy wnS'r This
cheap idea, In the purchase Of articles or character hns
produced nout much poverty that hereditary misfortune
Come and buy, and We will send skn operator along to
learn to al
uly 14-dis ALFRED y, ENGIEDOvE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
RlOO REWARD.

300 REWARD.
EDANAWAY the subscriber the night of the 9Th of
III August, Sunday YELLOW BOY. talmost mhc who
the Of CnARls called b, 'arls Davis,
having formerly belonged 10 Richard Davis of bedford county.
lie following description About feet in
ccs, light curly hair large WIDE month, which he keeps
closely shut sunken The bridge Which Projects
upN the point. lie has hhr, voice. AMI his
ersato Of rather familiar style. When he left lr
with coyCT-bis other dress II not
remembered.
lie may found lurking about the plantation of Richard
la, mentioned Y5 miles from lynchburg
ma. making way STATE" reward of flD0
without the limits Of the State aud 80 II lak.n
within the limits and lodged in JAIL where can get him
JNO. q. !. GOGGIN.
mug Odds I.,nchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

PROF. COUCH AND LADY,
RE stopping at the Washington HOUSE, Tor the purpose 0f
N Touching PAINTING AND DRAINING, In THAR various
branchcs.
The follow Ing are some of the styles viz:
Architectural Mathematical Perspective and Marine Draw
lug and Sketchng from Mature;
Canvass mud Photograph Painting In on
trcrnn, Pearl aud Antique Painting md Gliding Glass;
drawings colored In permanent coos, equal To the finest
colorcd ldhogrnlb
Fancy Sign Painting, In all lie varieties;
sH- Ladies' and 0cniicmen invited 10 cn md
Specimens. lang 5.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
DIS OIL ITO n

rINIlE undersigned having purchased Of DR. Ro Payne HI,
entire interest In HE Drug business heretofore conduct
under the style Of j. H. Thompson Co., begs leave
der his sincere thanks To the friends Of the late firm for their
ern patronage md trusts that prompt attention mud
careful supervision Of the business may ensure continuance
Of their custom 10 thu successor.
July 3Oth, isjO J.H THOMPSON
In retiring from the firm Of j. IT, Thompson Co.. take
pleasure In commencing the favorable consideration
Friends Dr. J. H. Thompson In the business
mug Its no. 4. PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

ELEcrED JuDGE We learn from the st. Louis
Republican, Of Thursday, that at the recent election
for Circuit Judge of the Eighteen Judicial Circuit
of Missouri. Col. Edmund r. Wingo was elected to
that honorable and responsible post. The Col. was,
until within the last three years. resident OF
Liberty, and we doubt not, the Bedford friends Of
the PEARSON" will be gratited to hear of the sue
which has attended him in his new home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

Fancy CasSimereS.
NANCY Spring CAssHcrcs Vestngs, Cloths mud Goods foi
J. gents w,'nr Just received by
march 26-dia WIN. L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
DISSOLU TION.


NSTISIIING 10 open In my former house In September
w fresh aud new stock of Goods possible shall offer
MANY BARGAINS AT present Store, nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank.
have Ladies' good Cutters nj II %; fow Kid Con
Grcss CATERS nj ~ 25; some tooured CATERS ut ~ ~
My supply OF L0dies Fine Shoes and Gditrs will be kept
pretty full constantly. Also, Trunks Travelling Bags, &c.
Iult BOTS T. SEABUhi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
coNNissIorrR,s OFFICE.

CONWfBSIONEB5 UI41C&,
LxHonpuno, JAY n, 19oo.
The parties the suit win p1ease tka Iotice that
shall on Friday the day q espebs 1eGo q NJ once In
the city Lynchbug proceed 10 take ~ nrdere In
the Decree and hey hseey DDua y nd ~ the
said and place. and furnish such evidence - nay 30 nee
essary for stating the said accosnt. - p'a4
Commis.ionsr Chanessy q CrsHl ooun u Lynak.u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

a ViRc1NfAS Snor AT MEMPHrs.-On the night
of Saturday. August 9th. says Memphis paper
a difficulty occurred in the composing room OF the
Bulletin office between two printers, j. NJ. Drake
and John l.. Nelson, in which the latter received
supposed fatal wound at the hands of the former,
The pistol ball entered Mr.. Nelson's left breast,
just above the nipple and it is believed by his
physical has so injured the lung to render his
recovery extremely doubtful. Drake arrested
Immediately, and his examination awaits the is
sue af Nelson's waauds We are not acquainted
with the circumstances that gave rise to the diff
Guilty.
Private letters received in the city OF Petersburg.
on turlay last, represent Mr.. Nelson as much
Improve and express the opinion that he will ul-
t'mase'y recover. The wounded y"ung man is
native of Lynchhurs. whese he serred has appren-
tcrsalp hut FIR the last five years. preceding July
1893, he WAS resident Of Petersburg. and an emf
pl"yee IN the Express Office. His friends here viii
ne gifted learn tina. he is improving. Pliers
b'-y Express
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

Machine and lamp Otis.
FULL stock OF lamp and Machine Ofis Of best quality
N on hnnd and for sale b.,
aug 8.dls j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
4 oSrA GOLD PENCII.The finder will will be suitably
Ilr.~aried by leaving II nj this Office.
ma,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16
GEO. -. DAVIS,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

opposite Tie Virginia Baak LfSfHBCRG, II.
in receipt OF large and well selected stock of "R"cf
HkIEs STAPLE Dry Goops, HARDWARE SHOES wooDM tH Eo
os., consisting in part OF
Loaf, Crushed fuNCriLcJ, Coffee, New Orleans and Cuba
Sugar.
Moc,a Old Java, 8agura BIO and parehcd Java coffee.
LAira and double extra -. rap. Cuba aud A'w Orleans Mo-
iasArs:
Large No. Mackcrc and Cal Herring Family cured Bacon;
hammered and Rolled from Iron Axlrs ta.t Wagon
Boxes;
Bellows, Anvils Vices, Screw Plates Horse lasp and Ii":
Lisccd and Lamp Oil, White Lead Zic and other raiHs
French and American Window Glass aud putty;
French and Philadelphia Calf skins. Harness aud Sole l. aG,
5000 bales Cotton, nj factory prices by the quantity:
100 yards Flax and Flax and Cotton Linen, bcs Iuaiiy
Corn, Candles, Nails, Horse Shoes. dc. &c.
All of which Will he sold cheap for cash exchanged for
country produce Examine stock before buy VIII
pay the highest cash price for Corn. Wool Wool Hollis, Flax
seed and all other country produce will sell amy cuGntr pro-
ducc consigned 10 me for the best market Price and make
prompt returns and solicit patronage. may 2}-its.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

Lcur WAxrEp-The want of light in the bridge
crossing james River, has long been u subject of
complaint on the part Of our citizens During
moonlight nights. persons crossing can see their
way sufficiently well to avoid danger. but when
the nights are dark the bridge il often times the
resort of the vagabonds and loalers with which our
city is infested who cnngregate there for the dou-
BILE purpose of insulting and robbing persons who
chance to pass over. But aside from these
sideratons. it is exceedingly unpleasant, well
as dangerous, to drive a vehicle through such
eimmcran passage. The cost of lights will be
mere trhe, compared with the great benefits which
will accrue to the public.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

Neck Ties.
GNASCY Neck Ties for the spring, Net Lace Tubular Eau
ALL Se Nc. Collars Gloves IIosery, Me- received
by march 26-lis. WM /. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

ICE CREAM SALOONs
"STAND DOWN THE 6TRHET.n
Make room Jor ne fssss lcs CFsam Aafeea = tks STATE.
OPENED u. ~, ICE 0eIAl sAIO0g. - resp:
Otion Of C0mpanl, Isdies md 0en1 yhO
% call viii ~ - IN y ssndscssd In
would - ~ = ss,esa IN y under Tho
eTocKHoLDKRs' lGEETIN0.
TINE Twelfth Ananal Meel1g of ~ 6s0ekholdes N the
Virginia Tsnnsnsee Railroad Company wh BE- held at
- 0nse ofthe 4, ~ siy ~ - Wedncs
Day, III 14h day q eepsenbes nsh
WIZ y. HUeHEs, ssesssssy
Fsrm " Aprciafwsst N Prszy.
Know ALL Mxn ~ ran. PkEsa1n: Thak va ~ 0kllcxR
en- being Stoekhh1doFs the yiSjniA Teune kanced
Company do hertby conettute nnd arfc1p4 Is.
6ie and ANff attorney and pTu11e ~ ae4 ~ Pc
In III general meetings Of he Hackn<6a - 134 01aur
when not personally pEesenL ytiA ~ 1870 - ~
ma y ~ 49, =: q -; 20
Winsss oar Laads "A ssalls ~ ~ e 4 D.
wHxteA al " f@444
~ issa = Lssss- - srssslss n d
q fsesss sdvsss'sps ~ De cs=sssas s1l 80
aug it-hhiSsen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

IIAaANy HAIR REsToRER.--Juss ssssavsd ~
III aug bts 1TAHLER = JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATORl
Compounded Entirely from Gums,

It's one of the PuaGAuvE LIVER MEDICINES now before
Il the public.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

usT opened richly ornamented sets Of MARBLE TOP
sDCorIAGE FURNlTURE, consisting Of lIcdstead War;,
robe Cabinet WnAaand, Chairs Table and Towel Rack. Al
N" two common sets, which viii be- said very low.
mny bdts in. q. WINSTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-16

A COMPLIMENT To THE LyScuBURG MARBLE
wunxs.-T. C. Sinding. Prof Of the Scandinavian
language, in the New York University, has, during
his visit to our city. purchased Of Mr.. Gaddess u
beautiful pure Whirc Marble Monument. which
he intend. to send To Copenhagen, Denmark. tobe
nlaced over the remains Of his mother, who died
mt the above place. The inscription on the monu-
ment is inscribed in the Danish Text. Any person
wishing to see it do so by calling ut the esab
lishment Of Mr.. Gaddcss.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

AwKwAKpNELs or TIfE LADIES ru.BE COS
TINUEps. That l'iccolomini among ncwsp1-
pcrs the BoAton Transcript. says Tho
"ngth OF the skirts OF fashionable dresses is
,meiimcS a serious hindrance to pedestrian
i-nt III crowded thorunghlare. 4 friend of
lurs was threading his way along Washing
ton street, the other day. Just ut the time
WhIn the gay, nuttcring throug of fashions
devotaes take their afternoon promenaIes.
aud happened, 10y misohanoe, to step upon
the trailing robcs of a lldy in full dress
excuse me. madam, but hciieve the acci-
dent would not have occurred had it not been
for Inc length OF your attire" apologizcd the
masculine offender. "EXcu.e ne, siF." replied
the feminine victim, "but think the accident
Is owing 20 the unusual length Of your feet. 81"
{ Mistaken in toetoe, madam" should have
been his reipinder.)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15

~ Aloker Epoa cod facts says lhal sew
oral banks, Ike the Atlantic telrgraphlo ca
blci have become embarrassed iu "payiuB
out" and are slw a. sea.
~ A n0uor Of d new novel says that "the
style q 20 byaiiaai that the printer, With the
copy before him, gan art up the type without
auy other light III ihe darkest night
O. A litls girl iasuirpd- her GieHd.
vino bad not passed hrr eighth year, "What
causes the rain3" 10 which the following bvau-
tIful reply wac giyen--"The drops Of rain are
the lean shed by angels over lhe sins of Ihe
voLd" -.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-15
ORDER Of NOTICE ~ SET1LEliENY
SusANNAuAtl.rN,s Esr tfp

... NlNA M All ALIENS EhTNfE
STATE or NEhMpNf. tktauoNIA ntsrutsr. 81
~ PROBATE touti he'll at 81 J"hushnr. ~ SAIL district
~ thr .sth day ul DvCruhur. A. 10. lshSs
WHEREAS bcurre ltaunrN, rNecutur ~ ttc last NU
" ptd testament u Susauuah Alien late
oi ~ Juhrshurv IN said district deceased proposes
render an account % his administration aud O. present
h~ account neulnat said estate fJr cNhmnhtiLl and
allowance ior thc purpose 81 making Partition aud ~,
tflhhtluu OF the residue N said estate under
sat court among thc prrsuus u 10 b. Law entitled
co. he Same
.ndvr CONSERVATION and BE- beard a. the IT hac uG.,,
81. JuhnapurN, The 18th duy 90 Jan, A. ~. sa1
And !, Wrthcr ordered tAAtall parsons Interested 10
nslh'd hereof hy publication o Of the rrc0rl ~
nus ufdtf ~ NE tAl,dUli9t intcd ntEtf J0hh'Iury,
three weeks Bucccssvvy previous To- sad time hoaug
That they may appear and contest the allowance
nccorut. n they cause aud also tr heard BY said
court 10 the matter Of partition aud dttrbutlon Of SAID
estate
-. Attest KsA L. FRENCH Judge
iS-2o Attest ASA /. rRENCIi Judge