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ADIN1DoN a, oct. 9th, 1859.
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FROM IKE Ghbe,
APPOINTMENTS BY THE ppr

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
by and 'e'M NE adrice and consentofthe Seaotc.
Rober X. Red To be Governor ofthe 'rerri,o,v
oil FLORIDA, IN tie place oil Richard X. Call, supet
seeded.
i. /. Peasc, Receiver Of Public Moneys a,
6reen Bay, WIseot SIN, vice Thomas Lee, renoy.
ed
John Goodin' Receiver Of Pablo Moneys at Ma
non, ONO, wee David +. Owen, ,esigued.
Gov Call, sVPerseded-Thomas Lee, reaored-
DAVID +. Owen, resigned We should like TO know
TIE why aud wherefore of these res gnaions and re
mo'als, particularly inasmuch as the Public Mo
neys' are concerned. Has there been more pecu.
idtlons! We merely SIX for Information
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

A singular Casa trial Of an extraord;,,,.
nature is about 10 take place, in the N. York Ma,n.
Coun.
The defendant is Wsms the Ocnlist-the nl,;a
III Is AN unfortunate individual who, some YEAR,
SINCE lost the sight Of one OF his eyes and the otbs,
partially failing him. he some months since nut him,
self under charge OF the defendant, The noted adye
t,sine Oculist 10 the King Of the French, 81, Ar
The plaintiff paid The defendant S75 in advance asJ
demanding receipt for The amount. the "docro,"
gave hun an acknowledgment for his very lowe,
Zee, tnot however specifying the amonnD for tire.
months attendance, medicine, &c. Thr poor man.
remained in chaIga Of the doctor nearly The hr,,
months, during hieh he had so far recorered az no
to be able Ia see day from night II is in this p.
lllu coalition that the wreohed p,auuf comrs into
court, and seeks 10 the money which be has
paid for the toss q has risioa.
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! '"e WIN vi ibe ablest artist. Again tl..
genc "elinailons, having been snbirc,.a pnoio
hfir formation, 10 the rules of geomet,y uunlg
aole US, wlh the aid Of New simple d,, "'h Gu
tam exact dimensions of the most eIeya,oa " ascot
me most inaccessible edices. The p'' and
pioyed by NJ. DagHetfe IS a re-aeen, - EN-.
sensible to the action OF light than aay othss more
To IN use Never had the rays Of the mooa "''ner.
not sat in Il natural state. but even when ~, we DO
ted by the most powerful lens. or in The Zen TIA
The largest reflector. been capable Of eu' Of
eng any perceplible physcal effect--pl p'olu.
ted discs prepared by NJ. Daguerte, ae pla-
contrary. receive impression l,om The az, ~ Tie
The lunar tays, andthe succeeding operations ," Of
AZ extent as petnllls tie hol'e that we SHIN h. such
situation TO make Photographic charts of on ~. 70
lite. ' satsl-
Ia Other wotds. in few minutes we sb,uL.
TO execute one OF the longest, most tedious and os
delicate operations Of astfon AMY. Let us no, oh
tale then. 10 announce ibe fact; the regen, wi
cred by NJ. Daeueue. will speed owards The n,o".
Of those sciences which confer the highest bos'e"
the human mind, BY their aid, The phoiosa'o On
will be able, henceforth, TO proceed on the pnst
OF absolute intensilies: lie will Compare l,ah, pa
thefr effects. II he find it nscful The same ,,bia
present Linn with the Impression of the dr., W"
beams OF the sun, and with the pencilincs of us
three hundred thousand times fainter than ''s
ihe moon-the rays OF the stars. In short ,b'So'
servers apply new instrument TO The study n, Y
ture, what they expected from il has ALWAYS ~
liitc, indeed, compared wnh the series of dscov''
which the instrument originated. la this ips,,nn.
Is upon the unfofseen that We especially 10 ,.o
q IVA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

he negro ID ,mnn. mentioned in our last as ia
ken oil by the Indians, returned this city on Sun.
day morn'de. He states that as he was rrdine
through Long Swamp al ahtisk pace he came sud
icnl, upon Nj. Weadnan's wagon, and ,hnk in.
all was nut right was turning his horse round when
Two Indians sprung into the road. seized lis Bride
and forced HIN on. They took himto the wagon
where one ol Them struck the boy Butoio, with the
bun end Of his rife until he appeared dead The
vonnieeis were now heard coming, when the In.
dlans gathered up the plumber and retrcd with The
horses about one hundred yards into the swanp
where they remained uutll the vol nteers had zone
oil with the bodies. They then loaded the horses
aud went north about ,nile thence west to poipt
where they had some died meat, aud Turning somb
came again upon The Picolaa road, aud crossed IT.
'hey soon struck another swamp where they sion
ped tore the letters and made pouches and straps
ol the mail bag. kesuming ther Journey south
about miles from this they cane 10 theTomoha
road where Two ofhrr Indians joined them aud con-
huued on 10 Fomoka River, upon an island in which
ihey had 'afpauIin tents, two sqaaws and Child
on saturday there was rain. One Uf the Indians
went south To bring their friends, intending 10 retu,n
before long Snon after aunther Indian fell asIfen
aud Damon on Preience 81 getting acorns stray ed off
rom Their htc, swan the fvcr AID escaped roIpo.
ia River ~ about so miles south OF tlns.-Sk Au.
CUISINE Herald, 5H INST
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LOW PRICES.

& UNI ELASTIC OF India Rubber over Shoes at
~ IS cts. The pair.
LAMP OIL at 81 the gallon.
Fresh Superior Prunes Soft Almonds, Cirohs.
Fhhefts. Candies etc.
Wines. Brandies, Gin, Cordals, Brandy fruits.
Pickles, Preserves etc.
Guns, Pistols, X ives, English Sporting Powder.
Percussion Gaps, &c.
Medicines, Surgeons Instruments
Water Velvet and Fsncy colors, assorted
Spices oil all kinds.
Segars, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, and a
variety OF other goods for sale at
Howell DAVlESS.
Dee. % ,sG
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HOUSE OF DELEGATE.a
F1dau. Der. Oh lao

fnda0' Dec -, 1889.
On motion OF Mr.. Radcliffe
Resotred. That the COMMITTEE OF Courts Of Jus.
,ice be ustruo,edi 10 inquire into the p,opricty of
extending the jurisdiction OF Justices of the Pence
IL acto1s OF uespass TO real aud personal ploprrty
where the damages do 20, exceed the sum Of -
dollars
On motion Of Mr. Scott Of Fauquirt.
Resotred. That the Committee io, Courts Of Jus
iice inquire into the expedeney OF repeating so
much Of the lst section Of The law concerning At.
iselmenis against non-,esdenls. rs requires non
resident defendants 10 give security lot The perform
snre Of The decree.
The Speaker iaid before the House the following
later from the President OF the Board Of Prncipal
Asaessors, now IN session in tins civ s:
"RicnMoNp, 10Th Dee. 1899
Sir: The Board OF Principal Assessors this day
adopted the following resouuon-' Resoired That
the report made, and the accompanying papers re.
turned by the COMMITTEE appointed to examine the
charters oil joint stock aud uthet Incorporated com
pau,es Of this Commonwealth be laid be fore the de
ssrsl Assembly Of Virginia, now in session IN orde,
that such amendatory otexp lanatoty legislation may
be bad IN regard 10 said charters may be deemed
sscessary.' In pursuance Of The foregoing resolu-
fios, nov communicate 10 the House OF Delegates
the report and pares above referred TO.
Very respectfully.
\ our obedient sefv't,
JOSIAH iloLLrMAr,
Pres't of the Board ofP. Assessors"
Tnos. w. GiLMER, Esq.
Speaker OF the House Of Delegates
On moion, laid on the table, and ordered TO be
printed
MARSHALL CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr., soailsii stalled that he regretted to saw that
tne referees ~ this case unable 10 decide upon
and that II mus, therefore come before the uolise
Tie therefore moved that the report of the
Co0miflee on Privileges aud elections on tie sub.
Ject should be taken ep--whIch was agreed TO-
la motion OF Mr.. Southaj the conies,,np candi.
date. Nj Caldwell, adnMted to seat within The
bar Of The House.
The repoi1 contained preamble relative TO the no
t'ce furnished by the couesIing member 10 the re-
tusned member, OF his intenon to contes. his cleo
fIon. IN which certain voters objected TO- beeau &c
they we're mot qualified 80 vote according TO the
constitution and laws CT Virginia" Thas nvlice W as
excepted 10 BY the sitting member because WAS too
general and therefore such notice as The law
requires.
On motion Of Mr.. Soutl,ali, the following resoia-
a.On was iaseued amendment TO sad report, at
Abe end Of the said preamble:
'ffesotred- That the objection OF the contcsing
Candidate 10 the list aud Of voters challenged
snahr poll Of The returned member in these words,
70 VII: mot noa bed 10 according 70 the Con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

THE CANApAs-Ponet Thompson the new
Governor General Of the Canadas has sent A mes.
sage TO the legislature of Upper Canada, anpounc.
ing the intention of the British Government to con
vertthe two provinces into The first of the
terms of reunion to which the Governor General
desires The assent OF the House of Assembly is the
equal representation OF each province IN the upii ed
eg'sldturc lie says that although this proposition
considering The amount Of the populion OF Lower
canada, might seem TO place that province in less
favorable position than Upper Canada. yea unde,
the circumstances, with the increasing population
to be expected ifom cn graton, aud having regard
10 the commero al aud agricultural enterprise OF IL
inhabitants, and equal apporlionment OF represep
tatton would, no doubt, be found to be Beneficial
The second stipulation to be made is the grant o.
sufficient civil list. The proplely Of rendering
! the judicial bench independent alike of the execo
tive and Of the Legislature and of furnishing the
'heans OF carrying on the indispensable services o
ihe government has been affirmed by the parliamen
oil Upper Canada, ia the passed by them TO
eHecliHg Those objects. In determining the amour
Of The civil list the House OF Assembly is assured
that the salaries and expenses be paid fro ~ i
will be calculated by her Majesty's Government
with strict regard 10 economy, aud The Stale OF tn,
provincial finances.
Thirdly, the Governor-Gen SAYS he is pre
pared TO recommend 10 Parliament that so much o
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| TENS.

A great man is one who can make lis .hild,.,
obey HIM when they ale out ct his sight.
A bospilable man is never ashamed Of his din,s,
when you cone to dine with hr.
good wife exhibits her love for her husband Nv
trying 10 promote hi, Welfare, and by adminis,srn,
10 his comfort.
poor wife "deais" and any loves" her hus.
band and wouldn't sew bullion ON his coat to ken
him from (teezug.
sensible wife looks FOR her enjoyment at hons;
silly one abroad.
wise girl would win lover by practising those
virtues which secure admiration when lerson.
charms have faded.
simple gltl eudcavors 10 recommend hersel(by
the exhibition ofir,oIous accomplishments, and a.
mawkish sentiment which is as shallow a. he,
mind.
good girl always respects herself, and. there
oie. always POSSESSES the respect OF Others
Post.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Ihe approaching election OF new Governor has
excited mus lar unusually lttlle ncrest. Dr. Brock
enbioueh and Judge Nicholas seem TO be the prem
i"enl men on The Administration side James Bar
e o.. ana Thomas w. Gilmer on that OF the Wings.
Many olhef gentlemen OF both parties are avoably
spoken Of. We think a Wing will be elected pretty
easily, aud that thai Wing will be whoever the parry
generally prefer whether Gov. Barbour, Mr. G,imer,
or any Other. The election Is not likely Ia take
place IN less lhln 50 days. Richmond uhe
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATUHE.

HousE OF DELreArEs-WrpsEspAr Dec. Is
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented, -
BY Mr.. Massie, OF cuizrns of Nelson, Tor = seps-
rate election nj Buffalo Ridge Springs.
by Mr.. Leyhurn. OF cilzens OF Roskbridee. fai
ahe Incorporation of Joint Sock Company iai
the improvement of the North River, IN sad Conn.
~.
By Nj. Hidden. oi citizens Of Orange and Madi-
son. pra, ing Ihattbe Rapid Aune River. from Bal
izrd's Mil TO Whites Ford, be declared law ful
fence.
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Ihe taxable properly Of kentucky is valued al
1915 GOO, 900.

Serious Charge.-Dr. Thomas f. Care. a pbysi.
cIan IN New ok, and Mr.. WIN. Davis. a grocer,
were arrested IN that city on Friday iasi on bench
warrant, true bills having been found against them
oy The Grand Jury for causing the death of an in.
tan, UNBORN on the perton OLA Miss Eliza Gala CHER.
with whose seduction Davis staDdy charged Both
the defendants have hitherto maintained unimpeach
ed characters. Davis is the father OF a respectable
family OF his own. They were each committed to
prison for tfia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

A Name mol 10 be repaired Albeit Nnble, We
find it stated IN the Courier Francois of the llth u
that the King Of Holland has conferred The honor
Of knIslhhood and the dignity of commander in the
order Of the Lion NetherandIsh, the Sultan of
DJocjoh~ui, WHO /, called,
Hamankoe hoewonosenopallib ogargabg unach-
mansaydinpanotogomod
What satisfaction it must be To the natires Of ia.
" 10 think 'hat foreigners not likely TO rob them
OF a name like this.
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NV YoRk. Dec. ls.

The Courier and Enquirer saws: The cotton
market continues dull, with a downward tendency !.
sales on Tuesday reached about $50 bales The
steamboat John Mason, arrved on Tuesday mornino
rom Albany, reports that the river was very fun Of
zee nom Aioan! 10 Hudson, and it is not believed
that the steamboats, which left New York on Tues
day afternoon viii b, able proceed beyond that CT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Run d'eay mh, bit not Married. The Knoxville
Times states that fellow from New Orleans ran ~
way with the daughter Of a wealthy planter 10 Blouut
county with intent 10 marry her but closely
pursued aad overtaken BY the grls brolhcr and an
other young man. The fellows name is Cant or
Grant, and he Is person of fine appearance and pre-
possessing manners. The Young lady dld not feel
disposed TO relinquish HE match, until her brother
proposed her return, and ii her intended husband
could dlsproye certain charges Of being biackleg
aud common swindlei, the family would consent to
the marriage. Grant refused to return on these
terms and making some impairment remarks, the
brother bad bin ted to post, barred his back, and
sent hlm about his business-ue was also promls ed
a regular ynchin9 unless he took himself tn parts
unknown insanler, which he was very glad be pei
mliled 70 do. The young lady is OF hlglIy respcc-
table connections is under II years Of age, aud has
am'ly nom feelings which the pubic will appreei-
ate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

TuE TIDts All along The coast within H..
scope oil tho Late No,ihuesi ..blow,r ocoun,s l. '
reached us Of the unpr cedented low es, Of Nv
lties We feard an aged cenlleman one who bs.
been about the whares oil Baltimore for half ac.s
fury, reaark that he did not reeollect when ,h.,i
was lower in the barber ct Baltimore.
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T Tie United States Ga,tae.
NEW loRK, Sunday, II. ".

INV DIRK, Sunday, Il. ".
/ The Liverpool steam shio did not sad Yesterday
owing 10 some accident which occurred To her rud
der II was repaired last night, and This day,
rldian. she proceeded 10 sea, having on board in
specie exact Iy $l,l3l443 10, not much wa.
expected The number OF passengers she takes is
but 81.
The demand for sterling bills to remit by her con
tinned to- last moment, the rate ot exchange
closing pretty nearly as II opened, 81 % the
market vas swept clean OF them. Ii is esiin atcd
that the amount Ieinttied By The Liverpool in bills
OF exchange, Stale bonds aud specie, will fall Gar
short o: four millions d, dollars by some II is though lat
| The amount is higher.
Stocks were generally lower yesterday. United
States Bank shares closed al II fall Of two per
| cent.
! Exchange on Southern cities continues abundant
the rate on youi city and Baltimore were not, how
ever, yesteid day, materially changed. Charleston
was sold on Saturday al % 2i; Savannah, 50
New Orleans. al a 5; and Mobile. "a
The amount oi good business paper offering for
sale Is eridently diminishing
One or two hundted bales upland cotton were
sold Yesterday Al a further reduction of ct. per
lb Flour duh at So for Western. 10 600 bushels
Southern corr (uew erop.) sold yesterday GO
cents.
Last nigh, We Lad again serious con6Jgration,
which, had the weather not been very mid, and a
heavy rain falling. would probably have been very
destructive as II Is. the loss be very great.
IL broke ou, about Q O'Clock, at No. IS Cedar
street, between Nassau aud William IN the store Of
w. H. Bend. importer of dry goods. and Dawson.
Van Pei & CO., the latter Of whom were owners
OF tie building. These two entirely burned
down. II extended TO No. AZ occupied by Kirby
Co., day good jobbers aud Ps,,on & Steward
importers; Nos 43, IA. &c, a. aud 49, aud Nos
II ami n 4, and 70, on William street, which we're
all much injured. The different occupants are Rus
sell Mhtheson IL Taylor, button importers. &c.
j. L. Straight, S. Bradbury Henry Dixon. w
3agiey. Lcander, Mead & Co., all dealing IN dry
goods Post and Maine, wholesale druggists, and
Morgan & Walker, glass chants.
The whole amount OF The loss is al least $3.50 900
all insured Mt Bends loss is So o 600 all insu
red and $50 600 in Europe.
Another fire broke out this morning al l54 Broad
way, ~ the upper part of the building occupied by
{. Luptoo, watch case manufacturer, and by two
taiiors the losses but trflmg, it having been soon
extIneuished.
saw some Of your Philadelphia fremcn at work
last night What brought them bete in their fire
dresses, cannot imagine Ii was to have Il speei
men OF New fofk fine they saw apretty fair
pie OF one last night.
This morning We have hal the first fall of snow
THIS season. II does DOT lie on the ground, however,
as the weather IS very mid.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

An aged widow woman named Keller who resi-
ded near the Dry Branch gap, fell in the fire on Sat
uiday week, aud was burnt TO death
} Stdunton Spectator.
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The souIa.ios was go, over BY withdrawing The

The ccnfasios was got over BY Withdrawing The
motion.
Mr.. WISE eei The floor. aod yielded il to Mr..
SHEPPARD OF n. e. ~ho is giving his reasons
tss sappa,tiag the regularly commissioned men,.
hers. Wer. he 10 have an opporteniiy IN act The
part over again. he should do as he bad done be-
fore.
An incidental remark made in the last hall hour
BY Mr.. Bell. that several members Of both parties
wished ." speak before The queslien was taken.
tnskes the prospee, poor one OF getting the mes
sage shortly.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Afirr he reading OF the Journal. the Senate went
lu,e an Executive Session. and afterwards ADJOURN
ed No business was done OF public character.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

We learn that the Mormons. now in Illinois. have
dfpnled Joseph Smith, Jr. and Sidney Rlgdon, to
20 to Washington, and lay a memorial rel resenring
their persecution before Congress; and that the de-
pntIes are already in the District.
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Grand Scheme,

Whole Tickets only SlO-Ilalves S5-Quar
ters So SO For sale at the Lucky Office Of
Ii. II. BOOKER.
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ChHdhood-A correspondent Of the New York
Mirror, among other good remarks on this subject
has the following:
Shortly after the children arc weaned. they com
mence educating them. While the brain is vet IN
set, pnlfy stare, they load II with heavy facts and
hard names, 10 lis serious 9erimeui during the re
mainder OF its mundane existence. The ancient
ureeIan commenced with carrying calf upon his
BACK few houls every day that when The cali
gradually grew into bullock. he carried the bullock
with as much ease as he had done the calf. This
IS now the education principle They lay few
leaves Of Cyclop@dia or Ency clopndia a cbild's
tender brain, and keep adding lhereunto day by day,
expecting that when he is man, he will carry tho
thirty volumes with perfect ease, without consider
ing that IN the attempt they may crush all sap and
freshness out OF that brain, rendering il as al as
pancake, aud "dry as the remainder biscuit!
NOW, Is this wholesome-is it natural lis il fair
is II humane, that child should be cheated out of
chlIdhood and sent 10 learn the use of The globes
before II has learnt 10 play marbles1 Or is it to
be expected, that this early forcing and hot bed sys
lem can produce healthy plants as if they had
been allowed grow in the free and oren sunshine!
On IN place oil sending child to school al three
or tour yeaisiei II ENJOY three years ignorance.
Cufb not It's Young freedom abridge not its first
noy usys; cage not the pretty bird too soon -
Change not The flee air of heaven for the pent- IN
atmosphere OF The seminary the gentle murmur
OF the winds Tor the dull hum of the prison house -
we were children ourselves ouce. Let us have a
fellow feeling for the young rogues. Let kind dame
Nature nurse them flew days longer There will
be lever nckety hubs aud rickety lntelec,s
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=, hHhcPated Results from he Ddeuerreotvpe.-
"h'' we mayyet expect from the Dssuerfeotyp
Is hne'H shown by the ph,losophic Arago TO co.
ps ,ne millions and millions oil herogl, phcs which
en''ey eonrf' 10 the very exterior the great mo1u.
ments at Thebes Memphis. Carnac. &c wonIJ
t'9une scores OF years and lesions OF arllsIs. With
,"e D'Sus'feoype, single man wound suffice 10
o1'ng TO a'appy conclusion tins vast labor Arm rho
E@yp"an Institute with twn three of Daguerres
IN a, ana on several Of the large engrayings
!" ,na' ce"oiaied work The tut Of GU, immo,tI es
peun'oh' vast assemblages Of real 6ieroplynbv,rs
"ou'u 'ep'ace hcuons or purely conyen,,onai char.
acie,s' AT Ihe same time, these designs shall neon.
P'faoy SUPP s. ia fidelity in truth OF local Colon,
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From he b utimo Repuiican # Dc. II.

We received 10 slips from New York yesterday
but the latest intelligence from there IS contained IN
tie following letter Of the correspondent Of the
Philadelphia United States Gazette from which il
Willie seen thai avery destructive lire took place in
New York on Saturday night.