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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
FIXTURE DAYS
BY JOHN i. CRENSllAW, AuorioNrER,
LTHERTr, vi.
Oucryiile, In Bedford County, for Sale

LfEERTr, ri.
Ottcrriilc, In Bedford County, for Sale.
fEHt Fu' -ciher will SCH by Public Auction, M prcm-,
n ab"n eight miles North Of The lawn of Liberty, on Thurs
dn. March st lsn that valuable property known "ocr.
Nllr.' containing about eight acres Of land.
III" Improvements consist al comfortable Dwelling House,
Kitchen suck" ouar, leo lluu. and all necessary
houses, hnl largc mud convenient Store HOUSE.
II Is InHd iand Tor udse Of Entertainments and If
tie ts Country Stands tor le Sale Of Goods la The Counts
Bedford The lands IN the neigorlood III lnr quality,
aud "a gu STATE u and the abuyp
doubtless, h Hdd (" 10y the purchase n lands adjoining 1t
i, also Of The best ghhhoods R The county. the
moral. steady Hul Hhe; mud there churches
schools nj c,NcnIu distance II j. situated n mil,
If the a. he Peaks OF otter aud the locality Is
inr l"I,tinrss.
Any sl I" ii tho business Of settling goods
viii i" W, H. attend i Nic and purchase the property
The euc WiI lake place precisely ut IL O'clock NJ.
1EHN-\ credit 81 sN, Twelve nnd eighteen months elunl
nsthnouiS, VIII hc urn the purchaser 10 kte bonds with
good cr""na terufS and The Tile 10 the property within ia
unii all the pnreas money il al the purchaser should
prefer I" pay the cash The interest viii he deducted.
For further infprlualun address
JOHN II. cRESsiIAw,
NH !Nn> Liberty, Bedford County, w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

AN ExnRYo ClrIzEN. Yin tho Hastings Court
yesterday james krcuttner IN alien, made his
declaration to become ascitizen Of the Quilted
States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

a. GRAND ,JuRY.--rhe Grand jury made four in
dicments yesterday making twelve during the
present term Of the Hastings Court alter which
they were discharged from further service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

INcENDiARIsx AND FoRoERY.-A CORRESPONDENT
of the Richmond Dispatch, writing from William
burg. Va, March 81 says: The celebrated and
far-famed Raleigh Tavern" over one hundred
and fifty years old, and whose honorcl guests
were Patrick Henry. Sir Walter Raleigh. and
other distinguished men. located in the city of
Williamsburg, Va. and which was lately destroy
ell by fire, supposed to he the work Of an inccn
diary. owned and occupied by Robert Biassng-
ham, who had it and its contents insured largely
in several different companies. was detected in
forging the name of Robert NJ. Garrett, j. p, to
certificate OF his loss, by james I. Close. Aetuary
aud General Agent Of the Southern Protection In
surance Company Of Alcxanlri;, VI, and by him
arrested in the name Of the Cuuimonw ealth Of
Virginia, tried before sirgle Magistrate by Col
Robert Armistend, Commonwealth's At'erHey,
assisted by Lemucl J. Bowden, and by J. B. Cos
naham and Walker w. Vests TO- defendant, was
sent for further trial before the examining court.
on February %, Robert Saunders, Esq presiding
Magistrate and after full hearing, sfii! sent on
to the Circuit Court fr his final trial, which
takes place May 25, 1860.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

HONE GUARD.-At n meeting of this Company.
held last night, j. Lawrence Meem was elected
Orderly Sergeant to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Robert M. Mckinney. 4 re-
solution was unanimously adopted expressing re-
city, and it was also resolved to escort that gen
tleman to the Railroad Depot, on tho day of his
departure
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDossvrLLE RAiLRoAD.
This improvement. or rather proposed improves
ment says the Fredericksborg Herald, has been
IN sfafu quo, II not in worse status for the last
year or two. but we happy to say that the pub
lie spirit which has been so recently displayed in
the erection Of factories. and prof ected enterprises
has fred up the languid and sluggish scheme for
Railway between this place and Orange G. ii.
Several lsaNdred thousand dollars have already
been expended in the superstructure Of this road
asd there still remains subscription the part
OF the State. tn the credit Of tho Company. of
Sl3S,000 Oh the two and three ffths princinle-
1t is proposed that application be made to the
Legislature for loan of 5000. 0O0. not however to
take effect until private subscription be made
Of $4,000. 1t is thought that such subscription
may te obtained 10y u. thorough canvass Of the
counties Of Orange, Greene and Madison.
Such loan. together with the subscriptions,
will complete the work, and open up an addition
al market For all the counties, above. Its advan-
taaes require no enumeration at this time.
On Thursday evening last. a Stockholders meet
ing was held at City Hall, Petor Goodrich, ESQ,
in the Chair ut which the interests of the Compn-
ny were fully and freely discussed.
DR.. j. 5. Wexford resigned his position rs
President.
After consultation, VIM. c. Moore. EST, of
Orange, was unanimously elected rs President.
Mr. Moore will enter ut once; with vigor, into
the only practicable method of reviyifying the
work that has been suggested to which all lsion
has already been made.
A resolution was passed requesting our Repre-
sentatives. in the Legislatures and State Sen ator
to use their influence in obtaining such han .om
the State, and inviting the active co.opcra ion of
all such members Of the Legislature MS nav Le
Immediately or remotely interested in he build
ing Of the Road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

The LEGISLATURES. In the Senate, on Monday,
Il committee YVES appointed with Instructions to
report what measures Virginia should adopt in
regard TO the boundary line between herself on
tho one part and North Carolina and Tennessee
ON the other. Tile House bill providing addition
al means to pay lIarpcr'- Ferry expenses was
laid on the table. The bill amending the char
ter Of the Samss River and kanawha Comp -
will be considered to day at IL O'Clock. The
concerning the Court of Appeals laid on -
table The hill mnosiny additional penalties on
parties convicted of dealing with slaves was
passed.
In tho House. the vote rejecting the bill ma
king an appropriation to the Virginia Military
Institute was rrconsidered, and the bill laid upon
the table. An elaborate speech was delivered by
Mr.. Robertson, of Richmond, in opposition ,'-
the bill impos,nga tax on special license. 1t
was to have been further considered yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
CITY AND 's9AEEA RTlIRs,

MERIT REEARpED,-.We are .plessed 2 leafn
that Our Young townsmap. fMr kobeftrM. Nc
Kinney. has been elected Professor OF French and
Military Tactics in the North Carolina Military
.{nstituie. Mr.. Mckinney isa distinguish
S'hd graduate of the Virginia Military Institute.
y and wiii no doubt. discharge the dates Of his
Chair both with credit to himself and The insti-
tuition 10 which be las been called. Although
We part with bm With regret, We heartily CON
graduate him upon his success. Mr.. Mex. will,
we understand. enter upon the duties Of his new
position dariog the next week
B.RLEycoRS. Blanks. q very inof-
fensiye old man. when sober, Lat exceedingly
. troublesome customer, when drunk. was before
the Mayor Yesterday, on the Complaint Of his
betfer-haf 10 alleged that in consequence of
his recent frequent imbitati,als. hc had become
very ungoverilatle and unmanagcablc; and ut
times che feared personal violence ut his hands.
Shadrad, was accordingly hauled up to answer
these very grave charges. but when the pinch
came the wiie, trne the humane instincts al her
sex refused 10 appear against her licge lord. and
the result was, that most worthy gentleman and
exemplary husband was allowed To 90 'ssco, free"
--bu, with tic understanding that il his honor,
hearing Of any IN of Shadrach's Enthusiastically
pranks, he is to be taken through course Of
sprouts.
unfortunate free ne.ress; was up again Yesterday
on tho ON cHuFpes Va Nua uiFoiuUrts
conduct SIZE was sent to Jail. in order to cool
If after which process. she will receive 2j lashes
well laid On.
A stranger, emrloyed as laborer on the Or
anre and Alexandria Railroad, who has been
an extensive froiic for several days past, taxi
en- to the cage night before last, by of his fell
low workmen. who hoped that nights reposc in
that very delightful establishment would have
tendency to quiet his nerves us we'll Us otherwise
improve his general health. Next morning, when
introduced to his Honor, the unfortunate Baccha-
naiian was clothed, and in his right mind. Ga
making promises Of observing greater circum-
spection in tho future, he was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

ELESIISEA supply Of Bcnzine for removing nil kinds Of
grease spots &c from Silk Ribbon Cloth aud or clean
ing Gloves, Without affecting the colur For sale by
feb l5ts JSO. II. SEAY. Druggist.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
II is the best We have seen.-Examiner.
II does all u proicsses--Enqurer
No other compares with i.-soiai.
The work Ia strong and perfect Advocate
The most perfect nsirunebif entrnl Presbyterian.
Equal, II not superior, 10 any-Transcrpt.
Decidedly the Reconsideration Republican,
Superior 10 nny--Nirguia Citizen
The best IN usc.--Cnlleper Observer
The most complete. ekinginm iegscr.
The best madt.--Vaiey Democrat.
WITHOUT A RINAI4--Seentiho American.
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il HIGHEST PREMIUM a. the State Fair in Penn
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n CASES very superior old Wines and Branlics,
~ sgnncnt, for sale low, to close, by
NH @ JAMES BOYD Il 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07
By CHAS. 7. WORKMAN & CO.. ArcrloNrrns
RICYNO ND, TIRGINI

Cargo Sale Of Cuba M0laSScS at auction.
I'M "Wednesday March 5t NJ our Warehouse, the Dock,
commencing ut II o'clock. will Soi the Cargo ~ Brig
commodore stewart Mnanzas, Cuba; and Schooner
"eeenn Ranger nom tarderaS, Cuba. consisting Of
sol lihs Prime Moiasscs, la New Dr!t ans bhN
20 lihis. 10 tp.
81 IiorctA d. de-.
ALSO,
100 lth.is New Orleans Sugar
rrHHf For under tiO0 cash 400, fur
months credit for approved ntgntiniiahlc In,per.
NH s-tlSl tliAS. 4. WORKMAN, s Co, Anctoncere
FIXTURE DAYS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-07

DISSOLUTION
TINIE concgrn Of JOHN T. DAVIS n CO., dissolved on
IL the 8IstDecember 1859 by expiration OF the Of
partnership Atndebed to said will please
ward and settle their accounts Those having claims against
the concern will please present them tyr payment.
JOHN T. DAVIS,
JAMES L. SCOTT.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

Having been brought all the wav from Hi
nois, and having passed through numbers OF al.
miring hands, in the Clerks office, Bro. Rowles
will be sorry that he is compelled to say to the
excited audience that they are empty.
We are sorry that our artist has not been
able to complete more of these engravings and
that we are compelled to go to press without
them Numerous others, however, will he
presented, among which will be found lock
of"old Abe's'' hair, "a little curly,) one OF his
eye teeth, (broken while cracking walnut J
red wamus which he used to wear when he
went to apple cuts, the tail Of the last pig he
owned, an old moccasin which he captured in
the Black Hawk war, about two hundred miles
from the Indian camp. (This cold Abe" has
always considered the greatest feat Of his life.
This relict is greatly admired. Persons are re-
specially requested not to pluck out any Of the
hsir.)
During the exhibition Of these interesting ar
ticles the audience will be expected to signify
their appreciation in various ways, such as hur-
gaining, c'apping their hands, stamping, &C.
Those who feel disposed to thus assist in the
exercises OF the evening, will be kind enough
TO watch the motion OF the exhibitor Moth
ing like concert Of action in these matters AT
ter the cinsing ode, when shall we all meet
again." the audience will please retire and keep
up their yelling on the streets until so much
affected by ''Meakness" that they are compelled
to desist.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30
THE TornndO.

The Cincinnati papers are filed with accounts
Of the devastation caused by the great storm
of Monday afternoon, May 2lst. Buildings
were unrooied and demolished, chimneys pros
trated, trees and fences torn down and several
lives were lost. Churches seemed particularly
to have suffered from it, and many of the finest
in the city have had their spires blown down
and been unrOofed. The Church of the Holy
Trinity German CathOlic) was struck by light
ming, the roof torn away and the whole eii-
fice badly shattered. About seventy feet ofthe
spire of st. Joseph's (Catholic) church fell up
on the roof and injured it so that it will have to
be wholly renewed. One Of the steeples was
blown off ST. Augustine's (Catholc) Church.
st. Paul's (Catholic) church was unrocf.d. as
was also the Convent Of the Good Shepherd
-Four Of the spires of the First Presbyterian
Church Were landed in the yard below. The
roof of the Ladies' Home Mission Church was
entirely stripped from the building. The Ia
bernacle Church was partially unrooed, as also
was one of the Methodist churches. Most Of
the public school houses in the city were more
or less damaged.
The loss at Portsmouth, Ohio, has been esti.
mated at half a million Of dollars; at Athens,
where several dwellings and two churches were
unroored, at S., 900; at Marietta the damage
was slight, at Ripley $4,000; at Neville Bap
tist Church was unroofed- $500; while
at Carthage, Patriot, Moscow and other towns
both above and below this point the injury
seems to have been almost ncalcuable. The
most vivid imagination might run riot without
reaching complete idea OF the damage caused
by the terrific tornado 1t can only be enumer.
ated by millions, and even with their aid we
doubt very much whether the sum total could
he told 1t is impossible to detail the loss of
life, but news have reached US to the effect that
seventy. five persons have been killed or drown
ed and we have rumors involving the lives of
fifty more
For nine hundred miles along the Ohio river
the tornado ragged with ferocity that appears
to have been terrific, and we doubt whether,
even in the tropics one has been known to eX-
tend so far, and be the cause OF so much dam
lge
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

0.rAn editor says, we invariably write In q
hurry, and it is probable we are frequently
careless and neegant. A "consunt redur" car
make no allowance for our peculiar case, and
endeavors 70 put us in the way Of arriving at
perfection by short cut. Witness the follow
ing; ms,
"mister edeter i heV tn fine folt with mutch
yew rite yew sem to be in hurre and donte
yews as guide Language as yew ort 10 now think
Of yew wud talk NOR keer yew wud nu mulch
beer wen yew tauk Of hene & sars yew donte
sa fare Of sars he is the best wun OF the tn EN-
yew ort tu sa SOW fur he he ken nok h-ll out
OF him en- ef yew donte be NOR perllcklur i am
oaf for wun litel keer en- oew will cum out en-
tri it el yew ken talk yewr papur en- pa it du
es sa en- yewl git along
consunt redur''
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30
PostpOncmcnt of the Democratic
state COMYeMtiOm.

Rooms OF THE Dem STATE Cen. CON- = .
COLUMBUS, May il, 1850.
The Democracy of Ohio:
The Democratic State Central Committee an
nounce to the Democracy OF Ohio, that upon
mature consultation, it has been deemed proper
by this Committee, to postpone the time of the
meeting o; the Democratic State Convention
from the oath instant, until
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1860.
Upon which day at the hour of 10 o'clock, A,
NJ, the said Convention will assemble in the
City of Columbus. to do and perform the duties
designated IN the call of this Committee, of the
date of the 9th of April 1860. BY Order.
GEO. w. MANYPENNY, Cnr'n.
A. McGREGoR, Sec'y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

0TThe Prize Fight at New Orleans, be.
tween the two celebrated pugillsts, Bell and
Donnelly came off On the 17th. Fifteen hun.
dred persons were on the grounds. One hun
dred and Fl ty rounds we fought. II lasted two
hours and ten minutes, Both pugilists were
desperately punished Bell was Glorious.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

ON. A. Hanna has for sale the debates be-
tween Hon. Abraham Lincoln and Hon. Stephen
A. Douglas, in the celebrated campaign Of 1858,
including the preceding speeches Of ach.-alsO
the life of Lincoln, for 25 cents, and Republi-
can Song Books for 1Ocents, the two last by
mril for six cents additional in stamps.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

0CrPatterson Means son of Mr.. James
Means, OF this place. was drowned in the
Schuylkil river, near Philadelphia, on Friday,
the 18th inst. He was with an excursion par
ty, enjoying trip on the placid river when
the boat capsized and he vas lost. He leaves
wife and two children.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

GTWhat is the use of being poor when you
can make from 5000 to $1,000 year by acting
as agent for the Erie Sewing Machine Csm-
pany? Persons out Of employ ment, and hav-
ing the least bit Of win " in them, would do
we'll to write to Mr.. j. N. Boylan, at Milan,
Ohio, and get the Co.'s confidential circular to
agents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

6FF. Hamilton has just opened at his old
stand, opposite the public buildings, Boot
Shoe and Leather Store, he has a fine assort
ment Of Boots, Shoes Gaieas, &c. for summer
wear, which have been selected with special re
gard to the wants of this market, and which
will be sold cheaper than can be ad elsewhere
Give him call previous to purchasing See
advertisement
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

GTDavis is taking pictures lawful cheap"
Pictures that formerly cost dollar, you can
now get for fifty cents. He is a good artist,
and you cannot fail being suited at his estab
lishment. When you want good picture, call
at Davis Ambrotypc Gallery. Advertisement
next week.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

0C-Just at this time the air is redolent with
the perfume oflocust blossoms. There is prob
vbly no fragrance in the North more deeply
laden with a peculiar, Intoxicating, tropical
sweetness, than these locust blossoms. The
morning air, particularly, remin one of the
stories about oriental magnificence and floral de
lights, where every recurring breath is the
"ba(m OF a thousand flowers"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

o. Those boquets which were sent to us by
couple of our young lady friends we're very
acceptable, and we hope that others, profitin2
by their example, will go and do likewise."-
May the life paths Of the fair donors be strewed
with The flowers o contentment and happiness.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

The admirer of artistic skill will perceive
chat this is not good specimen Of rail; but
when he takes into consideration the kind of
timber used Jack oak) and the condition of the
anauler, he will consider that it pretty fair.
1t is said that "Abe'' once kept grocery and
dealt principally an products of the country in
which he resided lie has always been in favor
OF high protective tariff, and of home con
sumption. But having quit the business, ne
preserved the Siiowing relicts OF his past great
ness. These will be exhibited by Bro Rowles
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30

10 THE LADIEs.-Only think ofa woman
working all day at shirt, whom it would be
but an hours passtime with an Erie" Sewing
Machine! Write to j. N. -Boylan, at Milan
Ohio, and get the Erie Sewing Machine Co.'s
confidential circular to noents.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-05-30
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.
wheeling Suspension Rrids4
Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods.
E.EE.NE.V'SE tSTOCR!!
Prices Greatly Reduced!


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Democra,ic Convention.

The Democracy Of Harrison County arefe-
quested to meet in Convention in Cadiz on Sat-
srduy, June 80, 1850 for the purpose OF appoint
ing three delegates to attend the State Conven-
ton to be held in Columbus on Wednesday uly
4; and to transact such other business as may
come before the meeting Let there be a gem
4 eral attendance. By ORDER.
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