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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09
cElLlNG OrF e,OST.--A spl

- did assortment of Clo,hs. Cassimercs and Yes
inrs all Of the finest quality were carefully select
ed by my self this spriug, for this market. Coenry
merchants invited to examine my stock before
purchasing elsewhere as they will find it 10 their
advantage +. MoDIvITT,
Merchant Tailor, next door to John J., Wright's
Book and Jewelry Store, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
INN. o-nrnif
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with $50 passengers and about s2,ooo,ooo
in gold. IA.
The long pending difficulty between the
French and the natives Of the Sandwich
Islands, has been amicably sdjusted.-R.
Timer
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Maryland Constitution.

BALTIMORE, June 5, ?. NJ.
The majority for the New Constitution
of the State has been ascertained thus far
to be about 1l,000.-R. Times Of Friday
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OF Pennsylvania.

IHiLADELRiilR, D, l. NJ.
We learn from Harrisburg that the De-
mocratic Convention have nominated Hon.
VIM. Biglay as their candidate for Gov
ernor of PENNSYLVANIA.
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Tx UNKS,
EI3N1'n
.e.lITW
GEORGE d. THURMAN.
-0FHEssa DRUGs, MEDICINES,

YM Paints, OILS Dyc-S,gGs, brushes, Port No
IN n.ss, Dressing and Iipe Co,b6s, Pepsn'e'y,
Fdncy Afficics Ne. .s.e.--rho subscriber has just
received his Spring supply of Drugs, Medicines.
&c, comprising unusually lurge and complete
assortment, selected BY himself, with great cnrr.
purchased at unusually low prices, und Of very ~.
49,. ula.
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TEEEU WfELFA1ss. Matchmaker

- &c--1 have Just received fresh supply Of
Jewelrv Of the latest styles, and of every variety,
and would especially invite al wanting Gold and
Silver Levers, and plain Watches, siiser Spoons,
and Jewelrv to ca and examine my stock, ard II l
don't give satisfaction prices and quality OF the
article shall complain II left without patronage.
- Jewelry and Watches repaired.
June o-wtw;f
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Forty-ivc deaths occurred from cholc-
ra. on steamers Grand Turk and Pride Of
the West. on their way from New Orleans
for St. Louis. All excepting one were
deck passengers and mostly cmigrants
Two or three cases of cholera have oc-
cured in this city. The steamer Ohio ar
rived here from New Orleans had fonr
deaths from cholera on the passage up.and
the Belle Key one death.
The Wabash, Upper Mississippi, Hi
nois, and Missouri rivers have overlooked
their banks, and caused great destruction
Of property, and serious injury to the grow
ing crops.
The sales Of tobacco in this city since
the LIST Of November last, exceed 1000
hhds. This is an increase over the same
period last year of20C0 hhds. Total sales
last year 10 the LIST of November, 1855
hhds. Common qualities are very low and
inactive, but the good manufacturing quail
ties In brisk demand.
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Lamp Oil.
SurgicaI IastrIuIncnts.

Evans's Ianeents, gcnu- Scariiicntnrs, some very
inc and imitation superior
Spring Lance,s from Is. Scdlpels
10 s. each Cuppiug
Pocket Tooth forceps md Keys
Tiusi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

Gold Pens with Pencils, Gold Pencils.
Which he offers 10 his customers and tho public
generally at very low prices, and in quantities. to
suit. d. r. LYMAN, Bank Square.
,u,r oz-2r,;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

We learn from the Baltimore papers
that Macedo, the Brazilian Minister, &C.
companied by his family; Mr.. Gondin, his
Secretary of Legation; Hon. Robert c.
Schenck, the United States Minister to
Brazil; Mr. Clack, Secretary Of Legation;
and the Hon John s. Pendleton, United
States Charge to Buenos Ayres, arrived
in that city on Monday on their way to
Norfolk, whence they are to sail for Rio
Janeiro in tie United States Steamer SFs-
quelanacA, now ready for sea, and destin-
ed for China.-D.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

The late snow storm in Alabama gave
great offence to the disunioniss. 1t was
regarded as another electromagnetic"
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Special Notices.

49, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE MEL
unchoiy occurrence on Thursday last
the vote instrucring representatives in the Com
venton on the Basis Misrepresentation is postponed
to Wednesday next, at the somc places and ut the
same hour as heretofore designated.
June Git THE COMMISSIONERS.
Tff~------s TEMpERANCECBLEB
- Anniversary OF Z esville Division Sons ol
Temperance, will be celebrated the II th inst by
the presentation of Banner % the Division, by
the Ladies of the vicinity. Several Addresses will
he delivered on the occasion, and u public dinner
siu g rrrrarf ! AllSori IL. Temperance and tine
public are invited to attend
Leesvic, Campbell Co, Va, June j-tlTju
RrprbIi-.. % ~r-.g.
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Nv iGGEls'S SeEsfNGS.--This delight.
| ~ ful WATERING PLACE, situated in the
| county of Botetourt 10 miles West of the Natural
Bridge. and on the immediate road leading from
Lynchburg to the White Sulphur is now open for
| the reception of visitors.
The efficacy of this water in curing many forms
of disease and ts bracing nyigoratihg effects upon
feeble and dcbiitated persons entle it to the spe-
cial notice Of those who visit the Mountains for
health, whilst tie beautiful scenery by which it is
surrounded. and he variety Of amusemcnts that arc
offered mry justly clrm passing call from those
who are in search Of pleasure.
| Within short walk ofthc Springs, ~ the mag
! niicicnt BATH, the Medicinal qualities Of which
have been fully tested, and for many classes Of nva-
lids, cannot be surpassed in this country. The ac-
Communications are ample and of the first class. The
! TABLE and BAR furnished with the best that the
land affords, and every attention paid to the guests
by the proprietor and his assistants in their power
Each servant employed will be found experienced
and trusy.
The grounds adjoining abound with all kinds Of
| gnme, and tho streams with every variety OF hsh
The ball room is large, and the Musicians in atten
dance are amateurs in tleir profession. The Ten
| PIN ALLEY is in good condition; in short. no
pnins or expense have been spared to render this
place every way worthy the patronage Of the
| public
The Stages are now rnnning as far as the Natur-
| al Bridge and viii soon travel the whole route,
milking the trip from Lynchburg to tho Springs,
distance Of 81 miles in one day. line Of Stages
viii connect here which win go direct totho White
Sulphur As tho proprietor Of Dagger's Springs is
the sole Owner thereof, he is desrious Of pleasing
not only for the season, but hopes to nuke such
impression upon tliosr who favour him with call
that they viii be induced TO visit him again. All
he asks is one trial both in regard TO himself and
the water Ills charges more moderate than at
any similar establishment in the Mountains. They
are as foilows
| For Adults by the week .-----3 90
" g PER month. 20 90
| For horse per week. ----------------3 80
" g :" month. ------------l 10 90
| Children and servants haifPrice Other charges
! in proportion.
| Below il an analysis Of the Water made by Pro-
fessor Rogers in 1898.
SOLID INGREDIENTS.
| Carbonate or Soda Silecian dissolved
Sulphnte of Soda, Organic matter contain
| Cloride Of Sodium, ing Chsoride Of Potas-
! Carbonate % Magneeia. siam and Nitrogen,
Pa Oxide Of Iron, Carbonate Of Lime,
and Carbonate ofAmmonia
GASEOUS INGREDIENTS
Car5onic Acid, suphurated Hydrogen,
Oxggcn, Nitrogen.
june g--,eGw' J.. A. HATCHER
t1S- Richmond Enqufer. Wing, and Petersburg
Iutclligcncer, copy weekly for xix weeks, and for
ward their accounts to this Office for payment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

Il 80 District Cclcbr:itiot,.--The An
- niyersary Of st. John tine BaPtist, will be
celebrated at New London. Campbell county, on
Tuesday the 9th June next, by Prudence Lods,
No A. by a public procession and addresses. Al
Masons in good standing arc invited to participate
and the public generally are invited to attend
BY order Of tie Leiee.
GEORGE ". SHELTON, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

ElI0TECTI0N Fire FnsszFnsaee
CO., cEos1eraf Is25.-C4PIIJL STOCk
$500. 0cG.--Win insure against loss or dam
see by fire on the most favorable Risks Ia
Ken on buildin-s in town country.
Communications will meet with prompt attention
If addressed TO A. !. Hi EAlOhE IT,,
June 2-3mif Agent Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

kossuTH's LIBERATION AGREED Ton.
York, J9ne 4h.-The Asia brings a re-
port that the Cabinet of Vienna have con-
scented TO theliberation of Kossuth and the
Hungarians on condition that they imme-
diatelY leave Europe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

The Secretary of State returned tc
Washington last evening from his exeur
SION to the North.-IAteilteencer Of ~.
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gryy ARD VrEY HEAVY

T IC0RFCE!.-5S Cases Mass Liz
IA c0r5ce, Of the bes; brands, warranted gen
uine by the Importers Just received and for sale by
SAMUEL AYRES.
Commission Mcyeta=..
Richmond June 5-s,G
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II COOKING. GLASS q PICTURE

II COOKING. GLASS & PICTURE
80 FRAME MANuFACTORY.-THE IN
dersigncI manufacture and offer for sale the follow
ing articles at Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames Of gilt and flncy wood and guilt
Dagucrreoiype Frames, large beautiful assortmo nj
Of new goods
Looking Glass Plates, Of ~ sizes and fitted IN
Picture Glass. French, fret quality from 50x3G
inches down
Plate Glass; for stores and dwellings, furnished to
order
Competition Rosettes Of all sizes. for Builder in
terror work
ALSO,
| Old Work re-yilt and jobbing in all the above
branches
| Picture Glass cat to any Paitcrn--1nd large szc
French Mirrors furnished 10 order.
To- Country orders by mail VIII receive prompt
attention. FBANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Main street, between OH and 10th st. Rich
mona, Va
June g--ts
lHLARlFIED SUGAR. barrels Cha
~ rihed Sugar. superior quality, for sale low oy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

CONNECTICUT SENAToE-Hantord.Juns
4.-Thc Legislature Of Connecticut had
another trial to elect United States Sem
ator to-day. On the first ballot, Seymour,
dem, had 100 votes Baldwin, wing, 80 /;
scattering is; no choice. A second ballot
was attended with the same result, and
thercis no probability Of a choice being
effected this year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

Te@ FOE rfEET--IGs Cfsee now occupied
IA by Dayid w. Burton esp, IN the ,cnemcnt al
joining DioreIFs Hotel. Possession given imme5i-
ately. Apply TO
ipa 1y-ifss THOMAS o. AGREE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

HOWELL COBB NOMINATED AS THE UNION
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
MrLLEDGEynLE, GA, June 3.
Hon. Howell Cobb has been nominated
as the Union Candidate for Governor Of
Georgia, by the State Convention assem-
bled in this place
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EANCY CAssIMEBEs, vEs

Il INGS, &c.-MaY 9, I8Ji.--Thc fups ~;
has just received beautiful lot Of fnney a., IT,,
neres for coats and pants paia and nsalea t a,a
dc escs white md brown linen dfIiinss, -
ems for suifs. white, buff md other ao'ers. ps'n
and figured Marsnilep, superb white ana ilney NJ
~ c,.tins. andrr shirts, silk and lawn cro-
~ , py .toeRs. gloves, bkfs cornelian cost
NIL XII a.. liz has also on hand complete
800 u c,orb, Of back. bluc, brown, olive green,
III mi buttons, sergcs, yelvct., &c. 70 nstch.
and syery other article Of Merchant Tsilors Goods
mi trimmings Of the best qunIity, which Will BE-
sold in the piece or made up 70 order BY ms 'stnrr
Ambrose Page. and satisfaction guaranteed;
ne ia--cvis VIZ !, fAGs
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Endowment } fillcEl.l, ond COLLEGE

The friends Of tins institution hel3 I
meeting at Grace Street Baptist Churcl
Monday night, 10 adopt measures for it
permanent endowment. The entire bull
ding was crowded, and great enthusiasm
seemed to pervade the assembly. Addres
ses were made by Rev. A. i. Cabaniss
Missionary to China, Rev. DIR. Howell
Rev. B. Manly, Rev. Il. Ryland and 9th
crs.
1t wasresolvcd to raise 100000, in sub
scriptions of not less than SlG0, to be paid
in three annual instruments. A portion d
this sum is to be expended in the erection
Of College buildings, the purchase Of ap-
paratus, libraries, &c. Subscriptions tc
the amount Of S12,6j0 were made in res
ponscto a call by the chairman, which with
funds already collected for this object, Sc
cures S2S.C00 of the required sum.
The friends of the College IN this city
declared that not less than 100000, in ad
di,ion to the above, would be raised here
and several gentlemen from various parts
Of the State, stated that there would be nc
difficulty in obtaining The remainder else
where.
Rev. "A. NJ Poindextor was appointed
General Agent Of the College, to prosecute
the enterprise Ttmcs.
We learn that an animated discussion
took place at last Fauquicr Court between
Messrs. r. e. Scott and Samuel Chiffon
The latter labored to vindica,e his course
in the Convention, but gained little favor tC
his views among his Countymen. It was
expected that instructions would be given
to him by the people, to change his course
upon the Reconsideration ofthc basis ques-
non which will be moved Oh the lth inst
We regret to see so little effort exhibited
in Eastern Virginia to can forth the ex
preston Of public sentiment, il order 10
ensure the faithful action Of her delegate.
il this expected renewal Of the struggle
for her rights in the, Convention,-fred
ericksbarg Herald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

ss---S PRESENTATION OF BIBLE.-Thcre
49, will be Bible presented by the Ladies to
tic N;eojah Pcad'e'oa ID -i.4oA No. 40 Sans n
Tcspcyagtee at Elk Union, On ,.Ie 9th of June next.
All persons are invited to attend, there will be
much good speaking the OCCASION and cold
dinner will be furnished for the company.
Mo- oD-toia
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Drawn Numbers.

PatapSco l55.
sc rs . I6 % 80 IS 81 % 6 . 20 80 6S
Washington CosHfg -.
4I II IS II Al 60 II SO IS
Pa,Gpsco Isl.
"a 80 81 II 6 IS 81 Sc "A % 81
Bd fira7.
35 9 G. 40 81 II II rs - 81 &C 10 ID
Prizes SG51.
Glass %, Eos Is 50 70 a prize of.------- 500
" III Al "A do.------------ ago
and several small three number prizes.
For handsome prizes call or send to-
June gilt McCRERN'S Lrrkr DHce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

cPEsENG, CUREED HAIR, AND
- SAnek Nafyasses.-Just received superior
lot Of Curled Hair and SPRING., which design
working up in Mattresses, after the most approved
stvies. Orders thankfully received and promptly
Seconded IL Ut. wOODSON, Ag't..
Fxvpip-s Dealer. r7ros'e the Fr1rif'r, H'fef. y
p2l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-09

FALSE RUMoR FROM WAsnINGToT.-
The New York Herald seems 10 have a
correspondent at Washington who tries
himself, in every wa, 10 get up, on paper
at least, difficulty between members Of
the Cabinet. The last story Of this vera
cious correspondent, is nailed to lis lore
head by the following letter, which We
copy from the National lntelligencer;-
II. Wig.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
CoMpTroLLER's OrrIcG, June2, 1851. !
Editors ojtic National Lafciligeacer:
The New York Herald Of yesterday,
under the head of "Ncws by Telegraph"
states, among ohtcr things, that 'Aicssrs,
Coruin and Stuart stormcd, and, It Is
said, the former told Mr. Whittlcsey, that
lie could not view the matter as they
did, he had better resign" 1t is due TO
these distinguished gentlemen, and % my
self, that l say tina, H7 rsmark Of the kind
was made. ~ Interviews with these
gentlemen ha,e aat been interrupted by
any unpleasant sslon or feeling. l
have not had the pleasure to see Mr.. Stu
art for some days past, and we never eX-
changed word in regard to the subject
mentioned in the article from which the
extracts made Most sincerely yours,
ELISHA WmTTLEsGY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

Alexander Hamilton on the Habeas Corpus.
The recent refusal Of the Bench of Judges, In
Boston, to grant q writ of habeas corpus is but
another argument against the arbitrary require.
ments of the Fugitive Slave Law. friend oil
ours has taken the trouble to search the writings
of Alexander Hamilton, one Of the trainers of the
Constitution, on this subject and hands US the
following:
Alexander Hamilton i'm the Eederalist 1872, says
in relation to hdbeGS corpus ana eTPost facto laws,
The creation Of crimes after The commission OF the fact
lhin 70 which, when committed were breaches OF no law,
and The pracce Of srbsrs punshments hare been ~ al
ages fdroyite and formidable instrunents o vd1
nv The observations Of the udiciOus Blackstone, IN ref
erence TO the latter well worthy OF recital
TO bereave of life (says he or by violence to con-
fscate his without accusation or trial. would be 90
gross and notorious Of desposm as must al once
convey alarm Of tyranny throughout the whole naon
but confinement OF The person. by secretly hurylng n 10
his suferings unknown forgotten 10 less
public striking and therefore dangerous en-
zine OF arbitrary government And remedy for this
fsial evil he 10 every here peculiarly emphaca In his
encomiums the hdbeas corpus act, which In one place
calls the bulwaTk of the British Constitution"
Us it now supposed that the trainers Ofthe Con-
stitution ever contemplated the passage of Law
of like features with the Fugitive Slave Law
of 1907
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

A few years since. our Judicial sytem
was remodeled. Our Judges were all
thrown out and had to come in again (if at
ally by popular election. Then Mr.. Bron-
son might very fairly have declined longer
service. Yet he accepted nomination
and was elected, making no wry faces at
the salary. We think he thus pledged
himself, as an honorable man, to serve out
the term for which he was chosen without
striking for higher wages. And at all
events we trust no advance will be con-
ceded at present. Our Supreme Court
Judges are we'll paid in the average; if
those serving in the Court of Appeals are
not, let proper addition to their salaries
be made, but only after careful considera-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07
~ JupGE Nj. NJ. Moan, a gentlems

with great scientific and literary sltsnments said, 10 hs
Netc- York Weekly Messenger, Jan 8, 1850:
"DR HooFLAsD'S GERMAN BirrERS-Here 10 a prepa
ration which the leading presses In the Union appear to
be unanimous In recommending ard the reason Is obvious
IL made after prescription furnished BY one OF ne most
pier Wilhelm Hoofand professor 10 the Unversiy Of
Jena private physician 10 the King OF Prussia, and one OF
the greatest medical writer's Germany hiss ever produced
He was emphscay the enemy ofhumbng, and theefores
medicine OF which he the inventor and endorser may
be copfdes y rehed He especially recommended IL 10
Liver Compsipts Dyspepsia Debility, Vertigo, Acdity OF
The Stomach Constipation and al comoisnts arising from
disordsred condition Of the Stomach the Liver and the
Iptesnes Nine Philadelphia papers express their convie
tons s It's excellence and several OF the editors speak OF
ito effects from their Individual experience. Under
these circumstances feel warranted. not only Ia calling
he attention OF our readers TIA present Propreor DIR
G. NJ JAcEsoSs preparation, but In recommending DC
Nor sale in this City at Messrs A. d. Sands, 100
Fulionst and c. H. Ring 1872 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

r Chief Justice BRONSON, an Albany
letter says, has determined to resign his
Office and remove from Albany to this
CITY to resume the practice of the law.
The inadequacy of the salary is given as
his reason for this step. If that IS the
reason, we consider the step unjusti6ed.
Mr.. Bronson was first appointed Judge
of our old Supreme Court when he was a
Young lawyer, with a very limited rePuta-
ton. Unless our memory is entirely at
fault, the appointment was deemed very
green one, impelled by party considers
tious. We do not believe he could then
have earned at the Bar two-thirds OF the
money the State offered and paid him. But
he has acquired capacity, experience and
fame in the States service, and now cuts
her adrift because be can make more at
the Bar than she gives her Judges. We
can't consider this fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-07

~ MASSACHUSETTS makes another
trial to complete her Congressional Dele
CATION to-day. We hope two Wings will
be chosen.
The Commonwealth of this morning has the fol
lowing:
TIE New YORK ASSOCIATION FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF
GAMBLING, AND MARSHAL TUKEY,-Alarmed at the gres,
increase OF gambling, several highly respect Die and
wealthy business men Of Newly York short time since or
gspzed Society for the Suppression OF Gaming and have
PRAYER the Convention now 10 session Annapolis for
vispg the Constitution Of Maryland, have inserted cause
forbidding the drawing of Lotteries after The charter for
the present expire They contemplate similar action
n Virginia and Delaware Grat6ed at the recent meve
meots Of Marshal Turkey the Association have sent him
letter of thanks which together with his reply. shall
give find room for them. In the mean
lime hope our Legislature will aid the Marshal by
granting more stringent law against gaming.