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VAEgxsIE LOT Ar : T rS H cos ssr a,
ss.s.e k ss.;s. s.Ss t tEG
ss1 az 81 me g s an. 3 q sssss s:s.s
- ee fenains eack on ist street. g fSss
issns. 0rs1 third sssA; th.tesidss in . and Il
~ interest," secured By sdssd Of trust on
csM ]. c. MeeulRE |. Co. sue... 8 5
S., By WALL = BARNARD. Aessionssrs.- :.
A serscs c96La S1gsfAsN D wEIsTRA "A AZ
oS Rooms dozen. Shirt. cos Ss' Ssd I1 W fss
ssney yhts Linen and Ma, seiles Bosoms, ,sil
sfss Marssilles Collars. Wristbands and Bosoms.
oc sd WALL Z BARNARD. Austs.
90 By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
YKUSfEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE pvxr. n
ne Lo15 r5N 2. lEs
bsr, ss By yirtus ola ed Of trust 70 the rubseTi
eerasd sir n Sss the "a dsy g AR Ana
the 6strcs Of 'eSaa sr y.
sss dung IN K the 81. ely
comm31ce Z O'Clock m, on the Rrst named prop
Ies. Numbered sixteen and sevsutesn tis and n,
n "a sSpsrs nSmbsred tsp hundred and eighty ak
Ssd ten nod n "A 80 Y sS..ss mum
esres swS end four e and 81 In square numbered
q. AND and md Lots
bred s ssSs sSn aa
'n Ts,,Ss sSasre fset Of ground. more Or issa
purchasessau' All conveysncing at the cost Of the
shs re terms q sale are no. complied vim within
a ~ "a sfff e ~
ri = N.e,Ii,..-s :; -. ..N. aver. :
u,pys - =. Mc = o.nE CO. uctloneers
\ woop CASE PIANO Fosrk, WALNUT srcsr Sl.-
cHIMsri fURsITun xsp SsI 9I S1IIp WALSyr
ING. November 5th, at 10 o'clock in front OF the
Auction Rooms Of Jas. C, Mcclure K Co. W., we
sna a &c ?, virtue ofa decd Of trust duly executed
One ss' o. Of .oid walnut carved Chamber Furniture
Terms credit ofso and 90 days for satisfsctori-
THOs. j. FISHER, rru.ts..
90 8,2a&no4 ]. C. MCGUIRE & CO. Arycts.
BY; g; MCGUIRE 4 co, Auctionesr. - =
EA NJ FURNITURE AND HOUSE
&. Ray T,. MlSSRHISs 6so6sT atS q =
and saa E sas.ss nSsta shall 's
Walnut Sofas, Arm, Rocker and Parior Chairs m
Gnt frame Mirror. sl.b and Bracket, "a
nosewood marble top Centre Table, whstnot,s
Cane seat Ghsrs. Rockers, Louss Lounge. anu '"a''''
G S.;: ono; Chairs. sss:, oa0'0'A
c China, Gl:ss Z, :ad CTookey Ware, Clock,
Bedstea1s, Bureaus, Wardrobes ..-a q.
Wsshstsnds, Looking Glasses. Toilet ses..
Bust and e,ttop Mattresses, holsters and Pillows,
blankets, Comforts, Counterpanes, &C.,
Cooklng aud other Stoves, &C.
Tofether Nth general assortment of Kitchen
Terms. u'' US and under cash ov., ,h., .nn
notss bssriS@ n, tersst ior Satisfactorily endersed
90 sd j q. McGIIIREA ~, 49,.
q ~ ~, 60, - =. = 49,
~ v. w. bOTELER, Auctioneer.
SAIL xI1s VI EXsGELLENT HOUSEHOLD FuH.
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Oprox Uxra
MARRIED.

0a the 18th instaqt, ct Christ Church Psr,ouaxe.
~ ~ Rev Nc. Morseli. WILLIAM H,K1Ets'
ANEw. xRRiNGf0H. of ssis e ety. ~. " : {
Op re 18Th insts a, DIX the TIN B sv O. M Eutisr.
RssSssSis % il.i as4H sa tss s sgsss
b. Tedd, Esq, ofthis city. " =
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/ iTHR UNIVERSAL CoUeH REMEDY hsred 40 vger +
: For LHss aad zRroas Complaia
49,. THK CELEBRArED ToLy ANoDYNK,Es Grs
A Sure Neuralgie Remedy:
Adapted also TO al
-. Nervous Complaints. a s.
These relieble and valuable remedies are nov
Iesdy And viii be for sale ~ al drug gists And deal
srs. yhefe cifcalsrg and full desoripn"ns NAV Be
o. % yhiea we rally Tor appreciation. Prices within
-; W. HunnewsH CO., Z end 8 Commercial
WAT Boston; Geo. HannsvsIL las Wstsr Ct,
For sae ~ tas usual agents IN every city, and b,
ne drn9gtsts In Washington, Gsorgetovn. anS
Alcxsnor1e. rfsN Z, 90 25-dty oolW
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MMs DnHss Sufs, -
yo,,,., n,,..e.,.. Mas Bssissss sstss.
-, .YosfAs' Bssissss Ssiss,

7 o o'AP ASs DHkss SUIT
s SS.f Hos Sen ss..ss . H cSRs
sAnossos thst thor annual dsslSg Of R sna
Winter Clothing il now ready for inspection. n
q oomprised Of an assortment Of Gsntlemea's And
fonthg Clothing Of the nevest and richest desi0ns
IN uaeerial, trimming, and workmanship. \ = =
+. To thoge Who etudy excelenos with economy In
eehioneoie articles Of dress, Opportunity II nov
o4e!ed Tor .eiecting from the most abrasive stock
q kSady- Made Clothing in this city, e. very re-
49, ps's ------- - ll.B e18-ly
mrs, WINsL0w, an experienced nurse and female
Rhysctan, hss ,ScofhisS Swxp(eg CkiIdea TsefI-
Which greatly facilitates the process testLiax
ny eoftemng the gums, reducing Ill inffar1mafion-
VII ellay ell pain. and 10 sure TO reguIafe the
bowas. Depend upon u, mothers, il will give rest
g youeseves snd relief and health 70 your iufapts
rsmssssy s.is in al Gases. Wee sdvsrtisemspt in
ssoshsf eofamns - -a..1 90 LILY
"a .aaa,s OpBox Halt, = safN gsass
Csrnw ~ ssssst asd Pc. arssss.e sls4 D
I'VE haye inst received our full supply Of Fall and
Winter Clothing, cQnsisting Of busfnesB, sack and
rock Goats, OF the latest sJles; Pants and Vests
lnnemershe fae frock and dress Coats; and tie
- ne iassest essere9snt q 0ystscafs ever brought
. ssssst IA mo :sSss being ae
tsad Jour vasifs 70 the Odson Empoi iuns ana We
THE viSRsr CLoIHinG EsrA BLrsHNrNr IN w xsu-
iNgIoN SdIr MN McCamsy q Co, ere nov re-.
ceivlnx Their Al Of Clotnlng made to order lpr
5es.r ssfaa trade Eesnishing Goods Of ever lind.
ff Eo ctss: : ss:s end zee p
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TIM Unvra;sI f fs.s sI ks.,S. by. -. -

ArIEsrroS 10 called to the advertisement Of Or
Wooifson, optician. - .ss y $50 4
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BILL MeoDr, colered individual weii known
70 The police, who was concerned with the party
who stole the horse and wagon last NIGHT f,o,,
Messrs Fowler and Tucker, was arrested abouf
noon to-day and committed to Jail for court by
Justice Dom. .g7t.I, : :. - - y y
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R.AID HbuNu.

IIoa1-AlD mum. q
Ssttssalss ascsssssfas S S:s @. s. $
g: y S!ssss .s.s g .s - s
"a EEyxARp:-sss.ysa avsys On tg.sss5 e.
SsIss NE 49, Sosss. no Tssi 80 s;e sas
ss.ss TIE ssPys ss.s:d VII q Isis iSs thsar r.
sss 8 81 s''.'' s x4 ar ;is cSoK
+ csT Oa he norni.g, q he asth isstsss, q .
SSsUsE6 SEESccifExs sffss NJ =.
y, g F ~ ~ leaving sAsa 8 III sdssssss.
rs !k.Ei;iWvAM9n.sea,sd es s.olep from ths sub
q ,. sss'I 49,. aSE Say and
% .: aas :s ;ss. ':TFs e =:
3 Cssto esi q h th.
Capitol, south sids. s. 5 ~e'1.ss = oo q ~ ~!
anoRaHI0WI ADYKRTIsIITs.
S. s q s. ls; .sS sss:
ssss; Tne hnder ytA receive tse above reward 81
s S: e sss:. sSss:
For sALE-A superior family HORSE viii
Ai.6. aScS s n illsEs Or dosbs hsFnssa
pis'ses. il Ge9rxesoy IN csa be sappliedH c26s
Y X: s'i aa: ;= &
FOE SAi ~! ysry, .upsrior. large and gentle
nov cSs2sd fxf os .sia q black color, l.
s@iIs: van. u p 3 ssuq sqs' MILK
&c: 4oAn. Company, 4 SSsssen
e. .s ,' ssSs. BiSS On &:
corner nsu1s % 9. s d.
M IL Y.G
1s:s!9. ma &. ,ss Sss
she wln open, st her store. No u ridge street.
a:.eat NE On Of fsSS.i.y .o 9o,S5S r.
cs Ths pubs nsysss ss for ard
A kARGE.AND DEsIRABI.E RESIDENCE
!hs &c :asnos d Col VIM b SsT1ss.oT xSpIy
Nno M'ea.a yoa NJ Sl M g. S Sss t.
FQoR NEW YoBk:-Ths packet schooner Re-
peccs, captain ~ ttsl. wall sail a. above x,s>~
WIN s'''''''' f'f i ssSS fpRBls 8 S6oDeE. a
&C q - - 81 Wster ct. Gsorrstnwn.
r. NOTICE.
=. Attenuon OF al persons interested 10 called
oPsc. vEio2 ass ss, 20 ,ss
That hiispthus trees in the street. of the town
hsy stasm n front fthsir 6. are hereby required
and that afa, a of re- 9.
ssmed sns Dc lined i've dollars to be recovered q
ES q q q hereby that the above named law
Nnre ee is On orced from and alter the LIST day Of
A. HENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
A 49, S SsSbbssi iss2, l e c..
TOWN, CLOCK FOR SADIE clock for.
b. Is for !ss enm Ss ssen m
e. ' Ssu M. e ss
|. A., -. TAKE NOTICE. = : - 4
and ' Seat s3Sss ~
sssssSs:d .s ss:sss:
ecoordas leg. assas Of as :.a
ss.RSs:s TSs dmIIov:n:as aa.s %sas 81 he
3; e. sad los oat d seeds
r t sss S x n ssi pssR Levied r ..
i%pIoys@snt y them 81 mad, b Ss hin. sn' 'as
q g. %Ss 81 s
y Ia p g. Pis e. sss s
OF before the 18Th d,S e. r Heysnbs, ,esfE :
MA4os's otncs. Gsorssto1s, f B. c., MAYOR mayor +
90 ,,.{,.vtNov,1s oiobsr als'. iass. 3
CRANDELL, SSe g. ;sy ~, !. ...-.-..,-
- nss ocNnstsnty on hand large sssortpent of
quality, In Gold, Silver, Steel, and German
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Honsr srrALixs.--This morning, q party con.
sisting Of four young colored fellows were taken
from the guardhouse fof hial before Justice Dom
on charge Of stealing horse belesging 70 Aionro
Fowler ana wagon 70 John w. fucEes. They
had been On regular drive about the city until
they were caught In Prsther's Alley with the
wagon. Their names are John Bell, chas. Blue,
John Brozdon and Ned Chase. They wanted 70
give "skotyfor sparznee e eofe ., but the ,Souire
refused the bondinaa, aad the party were cent 70
TIE RExARxAs scExic Beauty Of DR.. Besle,s
Panoptieon Of the WARM India, w.s testined 10
Last night By the hearty applause 81 .crswded au-
diesee. In many respects, 70 IL better worsh zee
Ing than any exhisiticn Of the description that
has ever visited this city. The moving figures
serve to give great animation 70 the scene, and
the water scenes, movements Of vessels &c are
eaeeedisgiy good: The sxhitdt1on, from 10 nov.
during los s.ay a Odd Fsllowss Hsil I - : -
cncurr covsr.-ys.ssrd.y, under u. sns.ruc
tiOns Of the cesrt, the jury IN me csss II Camp
The case q KieIhoitz sss. Esecusia a ~ =.
Philip Otfestnck was taken up. and : nos pros
was ordered ~ the Court. y =, -
To day the case Of I. p Hoover, nss Of Jeha
In which aetioo IL brought 70 receives the penaItv
Of bond the surs<es thereof for fosfeiturs of TIE
same. $3.50 - NJ y. = = 3 q = = n
FrExDIsH learn that = the eve
ming train on the Baltimore and Ohio rsiIsoa6
was approaching Baltimore last night, near the
Cameron Station . white man wss discovered at
tempting ~ throw the train on by placing eroos-
ae nPon The track. BY the psolaptseS q DE
eazfnecr, Preach, the catas1foohe was svested
and the sceandrel who made TIE attempt seized
sad placed IN custody = - q
q. o. or George wsshInxtoa Tsst Of shs
Order Of Rechsbites, elected tbs olscers of sh,k
Tent Tor the ensuing term last night TIE follow
lag y ne nsi, ss.' SsstTs =; Mdvsili 9: g., y.
II smith; 2. o, g. w Mitchell; r., John Nm:
l., William W. Ticker; J. O., Jams a. Coopsr:
O. O., Samuel Tuekef. q - : -
LArsx pLsenss-rhe bark Ephrsim Williams
Do dischargfng ~ cargo a grnaits fbe tbs fress
ury extessioa, st fhe w11ssn wharves. Some q
IS 10 70 tons weight The patient lsbor q The
powerful or tsaIs anpeeyet - nosisg Ne steee
s''ss 'A's'' ssaf'ee nsss eanssa.
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RrAL EsrArr.-Y yesterday, A. Green, auction
eef sold part q lot No 4, in square No I7u pur.
chased by Wm. Luney. for % cents per foot. .
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WArcH RrruHxs.--J. Lshay, vagrant, druAf;
workhopse 90 days. Emma Smith, do. Joh.,
Bel, Charles Blue, John Brogdon and Ned Chase,
SSsosec c.salins horse and wagon held for trial
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0HILADELPHIA pRAUGHT ALE-Tbe un-
detssgned res pecctfully inform their d custom
.snsivs srrslg in order to supply them with
na:ssy, Collins q Co.'S Superior DRAUGHT
tios % being the best in this msrkst We are now
Eecs.yns two .iiemsnts Pc. week in order to have
OF half barrels, ct Baltimore prices. for Cash o.
asI.vsry. Ave ssll this Ate only on commi ssion,
guer.atisd in every instence, p.ovidsI notice OF
defect be given within q hours sfsr tapping.
STOUT. DAILY equal, not superior, to any i'm.
ported ct from q TO Sl 50 per DOZEN delivered n
dria. ~ { : a 49, - XREV'S S1TNNo AA.Aa
. 90 t-d 81 Gre strees, Georgetovu.
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,CRANDELL, SSP ~ ,sl ~. !, o..,... !.
Hes. constantly on hand q large sssortment OF
re rssn 81 d Nsssr-,iEsssd Ps.seePe ceossd
aHality, IN Gold, Silver, Steel, and GERMAN
SILVER Frames. u = - z, q -. : y u D -
: y 3: 0ld Frames Repaired and new glasses SET
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THE COMING sEssIox.-The hotel.kee pe,. of
Washington are In daily receipt Of letters from
members OF Congress, In relations to accomunoda
ttons during the approaching session. : Very msny
on me members are making arranqeanenta fnr
housekeeping with their families. - = -
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BY J, c. MCGUIRE q CO., Auetioneers.
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS NEAR
wEDNESssD1sAty sSg EFrp AZ drysLIs stLr..0a
q O'clock. The prsmss. We sia ssI Lot N o
s sna s me '91s s he hal! # Lot No ssg.rs
street, betveen ana streets north run ins bacf
g iset the south half Of Lot No. u 'front.'
streets north, running back IS feet inches.
Title perfect and sale positive ----
lerm: One fourth cash; the residus IN 6. r.
trust on the premises. - - 49,
oc 2 d J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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srRKrr REpAIRrSs.-The western portion Of
Pennsylvania avenue, % long In need Of repair, Il
iusdergoing csusse Of patching that win add
considerably 70 the comfort Of passengers, - well
rs to the appearance Of the carriage way The
holes and rutss % dangerous to light vehicles be
gin to disappear, and the surface assumes . more
level and regular appearance. VA 49, p
The Ninth sfseet work II progressin9, and II the
weather favors, the square from 70 E ss win be
paved this week. 80 Xxx q ~ Esf'FI
The seventh street work 10 rapidly approaching
completion, and win be woskfan-ifke job when
completed. u = -
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buRsiARr.-Last night the cigar mandatory
Of Maurice McCsnnell, on A street, capitol Hin.
was broken opsa and robbed Of large ou, ntitv Of
cigars. The sobbeu forced the window shutter
open with q spade, and then cut out pane of
glass with diamond, and turned up the ba item
which held the window down. No clue has us
yet been obtained TO the perpetrators =. -,
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TOWN CLOCK FOR SALE The clock for
merry In use IN the stesple of Christ Church -.
Geofgetovn. ID. c. 10 for ssls sc can be seen kf93
On epehoafton % the Mayors ofice, at any k6z5
tire between tins hours Of mine and Ithree n
clock. - - kgssA ~ &C n 2Awlw S
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ivA fully inform the public thai they are nov -.
Rtss' REP ed e furnish tss sssy best Music hI
most rsas able terms All spplications to anv Of
the members Will be promptly attended to. I. : -
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Frrrse Ur.-The Cooperation wing Of the City
Hall, which has been in not very creditabie con-
dition for several years past, - undergoing con-
siderable improvement at present. The walls are
receiving new dress, the doors and rails are
being repainted, the floors caspeted. and the dust
removed from the ONCE rooms The improve
meat was much needed fg.r - - go
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The ATTENTION Of the trade II respectfully called d
iEskIN saOEs: iSi .snn Ss YER s n
NJ s9cSf' 81 PATENT ERArHERv ~
W., M0kk y also assorted and veil worthy of sftsn
A .azge lot Of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
tsaaole tor ssrvants) also on hand end constsntiJ
GT Country merchants and others IN want ar,
lnyltsd . osii OF address me e No ~ Bridge Ct.
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AsrhASsER IN THESE PAKrs.-Yesterday Mr.
z Gallant captured an odd sort Of an animal in
tne yard attached to his brothers P Gallant) car
Penser shop. IL u about eighteen inches long, Of
grey color, head like squirrel. very short ar.
long teeth and claws, and eats with It's paws as 4
squirrel The tail Is about eight inches In length
black and fiat. The animal q perfectly harmless
ana doss not attempt to bite or scratch when
handled. When the men were AFTER H. n tiled 10
escape by burrowing In the ground, and was no
sooner out Of one hole than 1t set 70 burrowng an
other How II came here 10 . mystery quite as
muen a. us proper name, though ID 10 doubtless .
member Of the ground hog family.
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L.-z 1OVx1O0 uA4lAg s{sy5a
THIS AkERRM00Nf 20 NoRR0W:.
A HA.9REEN, Ausltosssr. !. :. - ,, :
Sozz15c1S'S0an DTrca z Ell III s BOYS RoCrs AT
SS0G ! 81 A ias.sst. :S:,l 81. 4 NJ z.sssos
sseSms, On the cor4er OF nh and D streets, q 4
6sSssS s dnn r, q s il o.dss os
Nsseis.nas o. Posbls snd Single Hysol1tks, Tulips,
csnisx6ss go eesl's; I Z. creees. &s.
- - -. 81 s,sxs A. GREEN. Anet. :
,yr S ,; 2. neGutnR : Co. Auos,os..r..
VALUABLE BU1LDfN0 ffyT STSu
oonsss OF INV JERsxS xvrSvr ~ N = ~ t :.
ns4rkE5,,AI tuILlc sALR --iln " ne GSVaE
AT IEnNOoN, octoherslth Ar az escic.S = - ~
snesI sell that valna . proDcrtv ~ he
cofnet q Ney Jersey avenue and u<,vSk ~ = -
49, ~ " SSusfe 10. -, having fsopt IN Il
on north = street. peek i~ ises
Title ln1isputable SsFDgi<f y sflsssaFft5fr
Terms. 0ne-fourth cash the residus Il, a, n.
~ 4n.t mS Ont With ntsrss secured By deed
! oestd - u c. MCGUIRE & Co, Auo...
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i .:,;..!l!s!s ssasfsu.sgHGl . .,:a a..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30

"TnE WAY or THE TRaSsGREssoR Is Ham,
II will be recollected by our readers (snys tho Al
bany Journnl) that shurt tmo since we announ-
cod tho arrest Of young man named Joseph NJ.
Rogers, charged with dcfrauding his employers,
llindmnn, Brothers. in this city, md scndiug the
stolen property to his mother at Seneca Fslls. Il
appears that ho had II mania for stealing. and had
carried on petty thieying for upwards of two
year,. Up to the time Of his arrest he bore good
character, and his conduct hud been such that his
employers placed tho utmost reliance upon bis in.
tegrity md honesty. Even up to the moment of
his arrest they could hardly believe him to be dis
honest. and it was not until tho proof became over
whelming that they were compelled to acknowl-
edge II. For four days past, while confined in
ail he has refused all nourishmsnt, and was this
morning brought into Court u changed being, az
hb,ing weakness in body and in mind When
arrai gncd before tho Recorder, hc clung to chair
with death.likc grasp, trembling from head to
foot, with not sufficient strength to stand upon his
feet.
The Rev. Dir. Magoon appeared in Court in his
behalf to plead for mercy lie stated thut Rogers
was n member ofthe Hudson street Baptist Church
md was also tcacherin the Sunday School. Up
to this time his honesty or integrity had nevsr
been brought in question. for his conduct had been
such us to avoid suspicion. While Rev. DR.. Ma
goon was addressing the Court in his bclmlf Rog.
ers swooncd and fell upon tho floor. which was
followed by intense excitement. lie wns picked
up and after recovered. and was carried out
of Court by five men raving maniac. lie was
taken into n in the City Hall over the Court
room, when medical attendance was procured.--
Doctors McNughton and Charles p. Staats wore
hin attendance upon him for some time. but ap 10
noon the disease had not yielded particlet to their
treatment, and they were fearful that he would
become confirmed maniac. During his rawlings
ho wanted his hands cut of and the utmost watch
fnlnoss was necessary, to prevent him from doing
himself bodily injury. Truly, "the way of the
transgressor is hard md this case is q fearful
warning to those who are inclined to be dishon-
est.
by order Of the Recorder no has been sent to
tho Lunatic Asylum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-30
Facts About New zealand.

We have ust received from the Colonial Sec
retary of New Zealand an official report of the
statistics of that distant British colony for the
year 1857, which presents some interesting
features touching the growth and progress Of that
young but evidently prosperous country.
The colonization of New Iealnnd commenced
ut later date than that of the ueighboring islands
Of Australia and Van Dicmen's Land, and though
it lacked that great element Of sudden growth
an auriferous soh-which the former possessed
temptation to the adventurous agrculturist and
stock raiser, and the temptation has eyentuated
for them in II proiitabl and happy reality.
The European population now numbers in the
aggregate 80, 155. Of these no less than 5,927
arrived from the mother country in 1857 The
aboriginal population, who are for the most part
savage and untutored people, exceed by some
being, rs far as can be ascertained 56,047.
New Zealand exports good deal of grain, timber,
oil and gum and wool, flax and hides in smaller
quantities The total value of the exports of
1857 was one million eight hundred and forty six
thousand nine hundred and seventy dollars and
of its imports for the same period, four millions
nine hundred and sixty -four thousand nine hundr-
ed and seventy dollars whereof twenty mine
thousand eight hundred and ninety were received
from the United States.
The export Of wool has doubled since 1853, and
the export of lumber, oil, gum and grain has in
creased in still greater ratio The revenue of
the colony from all sources amounts to about
million and n quarter Of dollars The criminal
statistics present novel and rather agreeable as
pect the total commttnls for offences against
person and property for one year. out of popula-
tion of over 100, 00O being only thirty-hve; Of
whom twenty were convicted. The number
of civil suits brought for the same period was only
one hundeed and thirty-nine. New Zealand,
therefore, is evidently not the country for lawyers
II ,nftl ham, ta a livinnp
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II H(HBURes esAGRICUBsTURAu,W WORENS n
Thankful for liberal share of the public patronage f
years. take pleasure in informing friends
that we were av arded NINE PaEMIUMS different TOOLS.
NJ our aie Faf We better prepared than
furnish Toos and have fine lot Of premium Tools
hand We would call particular attsnti to Thr'shng
Machines Corn Shelters Straw Cufcrs Wheat Fans Cahoon
Broad Cast Sow ing Machine Wheat Drills. Bckfcrd iof
and Others Steel and Cast Pows old and improved
Livingston P6. and Points, Peskski Plows and Points All
wenk is cali sale one in want of Tools in
eur line WHITTEMORE g. JOSIlN,
march Ids. Proprietors.
NEW C0HCERN.-We have this day, ussr-
"tea ourselves together for the purpose of doing ea
Commission Business style firm
nf NOW LIN & MUKREII, and have house lately
ipied by Now lin Alexander Main Iynrhhurg n ar
opposite old stand # Murre Straton We will Keen
constantly hand general assortment of ROC ERIEs
IIQUuIiS STAPLE DRY GOODS. in fact every arti
usually kept such establishment which We wl So
cheap cash or to pnnctnal short time We
viii personal attention to the sale of Baon
rad all kinds ol Country Produce Our long experience Ia
will give many advantages and by and per
nal business hope receive liberal
pstronege old friends and the public
assuring effort Shall be spared pleas
who may faver With their patronage.
BENZ II NOWIIN
Late of the firm Of Nowlin Alexander.
THOS E. MURRELI,
Late of the firm of Murrell e. Stratton.
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ktUW FEfV t'N ENV'-TZO tOHs 0I Fa1VSs
- PIATlC GuAND, Just from Sumbrero Island Wed la
dies the richest depoe Phosphate of Lime known To the
wor containing between ~ aud 60 cent of Zone Phos
phafe of Lime ard which invite the at nof of our
friends the public generally who deal h fertilizers
for the sale of tin tiuauo here and
will sell Northern prices deducting actual expenses to Ibis
place.
Pamphts containing Its analy ss furnished apIl
cation or by mail MCCOkKLE n co. Sole Agents.
april 7.dkcts Main Street, Lynctbur Va.