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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-08-11
' THROUGH To WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS


1SCHANGE OF iIOURS.-Oa and after Tbur.5,,
July ist 1882, aregnlar rlssenger train will run b,.
tween Richmond and the Junction, connecting at the
junction with Fagg Cos line o Smees for Rnrk. yillr
Charlotte cour House, lIaax Cont House Danvillq
Milton AMI Green-hor1neh. Thctruin will stop cor pas
seng"fs only at the following points: Manchestrr Po-
''hltc, hobions. oalield. Tomaha4gl Powhian Mat
,oaH y otts Shop, Amelin Court Ionse Wyanokc aud
JenninP'e Ordinary.
l."ve Richmond every lny rx"ep' Sunday O'clock
A NJ Returning easet the junction al 2:3O r. NJ.
Children over ), and not over - wears of age half
price 10 any points except the two frst-namcd Ser
wants travelling hv themselves be fnrn hod with
two passes 80 THAI can be retanca in the Office and
tst be expressly stao the pass that they are per.
nidrd to go on the a frei~hf train will lnave
Richmond every Wedne sday, Parties forwarding goods
must have them on the ground the previous evening
B.-fhe Stage lcdves the June innevery Tueyslay
thursday nnd Saturday, IN connection with the above
points; and returning, the cars at the same point
every Monday. Thursday and Saturday.
ihrongh Ticket from Richmond to Danvile.s $40
do do do Cropnsbo,n' 90
Through passengers not providing themselves with
tickets will be considered MS waypossengers uud churg.
ed an increase draio &c e..
iy 1-tl1S JOHN II. G2s262 2 Snp't
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From the Richmond Whir

"PowuATAN HoUsE-The complimentary Card, in
regard the management OF this House must be highly
gratifying the worthy Proprietor, Mr.. c. L. Dibrell,
from the fuot that it entirely voluntary tho
part of the signersts reception by Mr. d. being the
frat intimation of such intention their pnrt. We
can add testimony that OF the gentlemen who
hive paid Mr. u. compliment just in itself, and
lrred in manner delicnte" iy 22-ts
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S,ElAM mAisHLE WORKS.

- JOHN /. ROGERS has removed hi4 Mnrple Works
0tbc of Mnin nnd 9Th streets, wIcrew be found
Il fine assortment Of Egyptinu, itnnn and American
Nrfhl" Monuments, 1Raaa, Grave stoHns, Mautel
iheces OF every description, WALTZ laes Fronts, sc.
Any design in carving executed in tho man
Orders from the country, with city reference,
promptly attended to.
NJ having served bis apprenticeship in Of the
largest establishments in New York city. md hnying
much experience IN the business, nators himself that
oil WORK executed AT his shop will give entire sasiac
tion any done North South.
Richmnnd, JulY lA-lY
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r .JglL-.TN = 4 II a TN y II = LINE OB
rsz--z.'As 'Asozr1As PAChEIS, FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Positively every Wednc 'doy nnt further noiice--U Unon
Steamship Company LineThe two new aud beautiful
steamships Virginia, Captain fcal and PENNsYI..
NANlA Captain Baymore; Of these fine steamships
will lcaye Richmond Tor PhiIadelphin every Wedncs-
day They ure beautifully lifted mp for passengers ARE
provided with Frnnes, Patent Metallic Life Boats. set
irt tables and every ia pnid 10 the com.
tort and safety ofthc Passengers protection Of goods.
Frcgits ,o<cn low, and ail trans ,iapment avoided
Pas4nge in rsl Cabin *; brrhs ard meals inc Inded
Do % ~; do do do
Passage through n. York, via Philadelphia 81 do du
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EDR H1pE nfAI

The Yrgnin md Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
Nay duriag be bathing season. 10 and pnasenqers
Pnssuge 10 Cape AlnyS3, moala included thu. Swing
about huff the expenses visiting this delightful bathing
place. Apply to MAYO & ATKINSON
Agents, Richmond.
n B-Thc ships returning, leayo Philnd, lphn ever,
Wednesday af 10 clock, A.. n nip ~
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NEaas,ta,AE. S,.AssEa.

YRS. PAYNE 4 bANGIIORNE, have associnted
l y themselves in the practice Of Medicine.
Dr. Pnynes Office. heretofore nj his residence on
the Hill. Dr. Langorrcs Office on Is, Alley, ono door
below the Washington Hotel
July Ith 1851. iv Gets
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w Church Street and Frs Ailey. L1ucdbure. Va.
Gro. CAMERON Proprietor.
JFssE T. BuRroS, Assistant.
~ Persons travelling Through visiting Lynchburg,
md stopping the Washington, entitled visit the
"Virginian READING RooM' during theirstny
MAY l7-ts
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CHAS. l.. DIBRELI., Prorrie'o,..
Gentlemen visiting Lynchhurg and stopping at DlB-
RELLS have the privilege of visiting the 'VmdIN1AN
READING Room during their stuy, Cards of adn,is-
sion Obtain, AZ the Hotel jy 29-ts
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DAILY AIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
T1HNs.

Tie YIRGIN'AN IS published daily 81, and semi weekly At
81 aunam i advance W sub rpt "a taken r shorter
than six months and PAPER uis rtinuel
tie option Of tie Proprictor until ali shah ha1e
hesn paid
hDvERTIsENENTs inserted for per square for
less for every form insertion =
onn II the number OF Insertions marked the Ms
will be published till ordered out and charged accordingly
The YEARLY RATES arrFor tie privilege Of two squares
dali $50 semi weekly SO; for square daily 500
s- inner form, daily SO scmwecy S35. Every yeary
yer will be required to conne his advertising his par.
tla Inc business and Il hr the spa stipulated for
Ie will be charged ratahy for the
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n crmined 10 pny partieua attention to selecting tho
beet Chewing Tobacco that is put up here do solicit
orders from friends IN the country for the artce
believing 1o that shall be able furnish
nrticlc by tie box TINT Is bound give satisfaction.
haye received agency for OF the best
Brands put up in Lyncbburg. For g. note sent by
moil, i'll in return send box of 10 plugs that will
be hard to beat md for $40 will send 90
plugs first rnte Tobacco, put up in boxes of suitable
size. We take pleasure in snying 20 friends tha
send them Iobaeco prices Ringing from 30
to - els per b. CREWDSON &CRANK,
jan l2--tp. Com. Merchants on the Cnnnl.
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Office TO ALL HE ALSO, BY ncci-
1N dent, has fallen into the CONFECTIONERY BU
SlNESS in injunction with his Jewelry establishments
in whichhe keeps Candies& - Fruits, such OraYges
Lemons, inisins, Almonds, Filbers, Toys of all kinds
and, IN fact, all kinds of Confec tonaes kept in such
an establishment lie is receiving his Spring stock
to which he respectfully socits the patronage of the
public. He also has in his employment ofthe
experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lynehburg.
Pyramids, Of all kinds, made the shortest notice.
All orders from the country received and promptly
executed. CIIAS. A. EVARD.
Marsh 8--ts doors above EXCHANGE
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MORNING, AUG. II, 1852
MECHANICAL.


1sysa RANGE AND STOVE WAREHOUSE.--The
Sf> undersigned takes this method OF informing he
public that he has hnnd and ia constantly receiving
from The principal northern Manufactures, Furnaces,
Ranges, Stoves, &c, OF the latest aud desirable
styles. Among his assortment be found Chilsons 3
Patent Hot Air Ventiutiug FGtna. 5r warming and
lYenfiatmg Churches, Public Buildings, Factories and
Dwellings Also, COOKING RANGES, the mnsi COM
Peto md economical Arrangement for cooking in
Having had long experience in the and operation
of Furnaces and Ranges and by giving hls personal
tention TO the setting and fitting OF them up, he is
hdent trial is suient To satisy eny of their
superiority overany other arrangement Tor heating and
cooking purposes.
On hand, u ,aH a1sorment Of Stoves, Coo Crates
Registers, Pipe Sheet Lca.. Laad Pipe, Hollow Ware
&c.
Tin and Iron Roofing md Fave Guttera Tat ~ ia
superior manner. Also full supply OF Tin, Brtanin
and Jaf PINNED Wares, Uhoiesaie aad Retal. His
ln ites Tor manufacturing Tin Ware such that he
terls assured that he make it for the interest
Merchants abrond aud all others in want, call the
Ncr Store, mp torn, EaSt siie Main Street aud cxas-
iaa his stock before purchasing.
y would also tender h4 thanks the people OF
lynchburgn its vicinity, for the very liberal patron
age extended IL him during his short residence here
md hopes ~ strict attention his business 10 merit
Continuance Of tie same.
Mar l5ts c. s. BLISS.
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CARDS.
ss,gs-=-=5s. DIR. 1OBER EARE.1,
uITTYYT7 Dentist,

IIas remov ed is Office AHoyF MS RESIDENCE
on Main street, and one squire above Dibres Holel
iy l2-im
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B4'DFlOND, DAVENPORT IA 90,
u Ek5ellsn md " s.

H,NDNOND, DAVENPORT al 90,
AL Richmond, Va,
O0er fer sote from Store a4d to orri1t:
PLAsTER-300 tons city ground fresh,
GGANo-50D " genuine Peruvian,
GLAss-l000 boxes 8xl0, l0x12,
NAus-l500 kegs,
ANes-l5O dozen II Archer & z D, warranted
CorFEE-10o bngs Costo Rico,
. 300 - Rio and Laguyra,
80 - Java,
MAceAnoEI-l00 boxes fresh,
ALMoEDs-2J bags,
DIL-3O casks for Rnil Roads.
HERHING5-100 barrels No /.
MAcKEREt-,0 hnlf barrels No 9,
PoRTER-J0 cnsks London,
ALE-5O - Younger Scotch Ale,
BiAHDY--50 hnlf pipes direct from London Dock,
English Checse ant Mpaayd
CHAMrAGHE-l00baskc II lciedsiel aud Hungarian Ly-
WHE--Shcrly, Madeira and Port,
WgIsKEY-Scotel, rish md Family Rye,
CAFDLEs-Adamnntne md sperm,
All of which o.er To The nude on favorable terms.
~ 22"13l
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- have associated themselves t,gehcr for the pur.
pose "t conducting genera Grocery and Commission
business IN Lyncbnrg under the style and firm of SAUN
DERS, NORTH 4 lRBY. They have taken the large
and commodious iron front house few doors a.
bovc the Market House, formerly occupied by Roberts
q Lee, where they will, at all times be pleased
lherir1ends and the public Ceneallv Evcry branch Of
business generally done in house this kind. shall have
ter personal and particular attention: Such as Selling
Produce of all kinds, Receiving and Forwarding Goods
&c helr Stock OF Groceries, including every article IN
their line. is FIRE n un Just nt hand And beir nr
ehases having been made exclusively for Cash they flat
t'r themselves that they offer great Inducements
Us any mousse IN this market. JAMES SAUNDERS,
" VI. T. NORTH,
HlaY Its JAMES !. TRBY
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O. COME An LASE.-GHARLES A.
a. EyAKD, Warren MAKER & JEwELER, Lyaeh-
etEb6b brg Va, would respectfully enll the atten-
of the citizens of Lynchburg md the surrounding
es Jcwery and Silver just received fromthe North,
Of the atest styles ind patterns, selected by himself
with great to quit this market From his long
perionce in the Watch nnd Jewelry business, he fiat
tera himself that he please the most fasdious..
A. for his workmunship he leaves it those that he
hos done work for TO Judge All he asks is trial, ard
If you perfectly satisfied and if his goods
ezactly what he recommends them to be. he bnda
hmselt to redouble tho money and charge for tho
goods.
Old Gold md Silver taken in exchange for anything
in my line. O. A. EVARD,
March 8.-ts Q doors above Exchange corner.
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> g-gI---AG lalUlN EsaEEssFUl ss''lV7 " III.
sz1zisl11zzas N Patsjarg ami hte Ucst-Ihe under
signed would respectfully infur1 their friends and
toners that the Pennsy lvania Canal will open on l2ih
March, at whicbtime viii be repnred TO forward any
amount ot 2ft7ca4dise all points the Western wa
ttrs with dispatch, at tho very lowest rates
Rate on robacco 10 Piuts6urg G0c per 100 lbs from
Let Muy.-rime 8 days.
No Commission charged for Forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia. - H. hOose'
March 4-.ts Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
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China, Earthenware, GLASS. and
FANCY GOODS.
Nv Nh :. H. S2 u n T. r. Il

ILATE WM T. buTLER AND co.
Importer. 79 Main STREET, Richmonl, ia.
now opening very large stock of Goods in his line
received per ships ''S1tey," "Florida" and iames
Wright direct from the manufacturers in Eng land,
which he is determined to sell at low prices.
believing it be advantageous 10 both buyer and
seller he is anxious to sell nnny good. he for
c7Sh; persons therefore, buying in this way, Will have
every possible concess ion made them.
a call from all buying is respectfully solicited.
mug 9-5it
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A CAgsD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
"A pectlully ask continuance OF the patronage SO
long bestowed upon him 10 the mud in
this connection lac deems il proper, to ask MI who
ndebled TO him come forward and settle their nc.
counts without delay.
There many caims Of long standing which, must
close up, ard il il expected TINT all who know them
selves be indebted viii pny attention 10 this notice
S. DIIGUlD.
Jan 5-ts
Republican and Express. copy times week for
three mnnths and charee he Nireinan.
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$. DAUGunD 81 SONS.

rENEaE SURSCIeRKEEsS having obtained the
n exclusive right Of retang FisAs Mctne Burial
Gases, take this method ofnforming epcope of Lynch.
burg AMI the surrounding country tha they have in
thcir Main Street. lot of the nbove Ca
Of different sizes. 1t would be difficult task give
odequate impression ofhese Cascs without person.
al inspection: they perfectly oir tig and indesiuc.
1ibe, anj for protecting and preserving tho Dcad, f,r
rdnary nterment for vaults for transportation
superior anything 81 the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough To need the above Hascs cnu be
suppcdb by s. DIIGuID & SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend.
ed Ia. s. u. x SONS
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BURAHOEDEas & WALKER

Are prepared undertake and in the very bet
and yurAininlike manner and the
a'e erna all buildings that may be entrusted their
charge nav 2A-ts
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RAILROADS AND CANAL,
VIRGINIA and hcnn. Rni3 ROad.-

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'A'O EsaE 9AfkRsfil iles-'rhe sol1srrib,r- nav
ing purchased the Patent Right of d Glow D0ybe
R't"ry Screen Wheat Fa,l ale now mann
iufihS them and ask The Farmers T.. G I'll and oxn,;
NJ DlUGUID d BRO.
<---.,s- Lgpch6Hrg Foundyy
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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-07-31

Convention. We had d right to suppose
that The Tribune and Evening Journal
were pressing his nomination In good
iaitli, as b candidate who reflected their
opinions upon the peculiar institution -
We admit that we were mistaken la both
Of these assumptions.
If Gen. Scott and his friends had con.
tinued to stand where they stood when
we wrote. and If he had not accepted II
nomination on n finality platform, there Is
no doubt that any Of The prominent caii.
didates before the Democratic Convention
would have been defeated by him. Bot
now he 10 presented az the express cham.
pion Of ifnalitv,' Of which there is not a
word in The Democratic platform, The
very sentiment which would have given
Scott strength, II he had adhered to the
principles Of the party which presented
him, will now and ought to enufe to tile
benefit Of Pierce, whose notions of slavery
are quite as literal and 5iast as any ever
ptefessed by Gen Scott"
That is to say that Gen. Pierce is just
ss liberal to abolition agitation as General
Scott ever was, the difference being this /:
the Post once supposed that Gen. Scott
was favorable to freesoil agitation. but 1t
now knows It's mistake, and now opposes
him because he stands AZ "the express
champion Of tinaiity, Of sehfeh there IL not
one s1o,d IN The Democratic platform.
In consideration Of these facts, we ask
the question of the Southern people, what
Is policy with you' Are you to cast your
vote for the maintenance ald carrying out
Of the Kentucky resolutions Are YOU
to vote fer the man who todthe9 TIN, fu,ga.
tire SLAVE iaW. or will you cast your vote
for the man who has uneqnivoeaIly mud
unhesitatingly endorsed the Compromise
Fugitive slave law and all-the
who has pledged his honor, his fame
acquired in a long public life to the main.
tenance of these lawsg Vote with the
party which haa first adopted a platform.
by Southern men only, and which
vihdieates the rights OF every Southern OF.
tizen, and you have nothing to regret,
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E&&A&HM &&&&2&
votes cast, a majority Of all the qualified
electors of the State. Rejected.
A substitute then offered, taking from
the people the right to vote on II. and 70.
qnifiug a majority Of all the members elect.
ed 10 The General Assembly. obtaining
which the law to go into elect immedi.
ately. Motion TO strike ou, majority and
insert tteo.thirds. Laid Oh the table by
Cd ayes, 10 81 hsys To adopt The cub
stitnte, ayes 81, nays sc, the President
voting with the minority made a tie and
substitute lost. A melton to reconsider
The last vote refused. And then OH adopt.
ing The 1l4ih article ne reported, ayes ~,
nayes 40. And The Convention adjourned.
THvaspAy--Mr. Benjamin i report Of
Committee OF style was adopted.
Mr.. Shaw offered a resolution ordering
the printing Of 10000 copies Of the Con-
stitntion In English. and 5000 In French.
Adopted.
The report distributing the State for the
election OF Supreme J Judges was adopted
as follows
First Dtstyict.--Tlie Ist and third
Districts Of New Orleans, and that portion
of the second District extending mp to
Julia street-St. bernard, and PIaquemine
d Orleans right Bauk.
Sccoad Dtsttta.--All that portion Of
New Orleans above Julia street. Jefferson
81. John the Baptist, St. Charles, st.
James, Aseeusion, Assumption. Lalonrche,
T~errebourne, West Baton Rouge and
lberv,ils.
Third Dtsfrict--Tle Parish OF St.
Tain,nonv, Washington, Livingston, st.
Helena, East Baton Rouge, East Feliei.
ans, West Felicians, Point Coupee,
Avoylles, Tensas, Coneordia. Lafayette,
Vermillion. St. Mary. st. Martin, aud
st. Landry.
Fourth District The Parishes OF Cal.
%casieu, RapiJes. Sabine. Natohitoct,es,
Desoto, Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne, Biept
vile. Caldwell, Union, Ouacl,ita, More.
house, jackson, Franklin. Catshoula,
Madison, Carroll, aud Win.
MIR. Conrad offered all article ~farbiddinp
the State from plelaing its faith Oh bank
ing. or becoming a stoekholder therein.
Adopted.
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~ We have before us the prospects,

o. We have before us the prospectus
ef q se,ni.weekly Why paper, proposed !,
he published in this city, undef the nane
ana nile Of Magnolia State Banner" IA,
J., Cady, editor aud proprietor. Tbs pa
1er il to advocate ~strenuously the claims
az Scott ana Graham for the Presidency
aud Vice Presidency.
Me Cady is not unknown to our cit'.
gems, aud we doubt not ia the capacity OF
etiitor he will do much good in the cause
of Whlggery We shall be pleased to take
Mr., Cady by the hand. and welcome him
into the fraternity editorial.
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iIoN. JupeE McKiNLgv.-This disttn.
cuished gentleman died OF apoplexy, at
Lou syille, on the 10Th ult, He was at
the sims Of his demise holding a seat IN
the Supreme Court of the Uuited States
the ciroai, 10 which he had been assigned
was composed Of Alabama, Louisiana, aud
Kentucky Jadge Mckinley vas an early
r~esileu. of Alabama. aud q representative
az ts,ai State in she u. S. Senate ffem
1926 TO 1881 , he was chosen 10 fill q va
ca,cy. He was afterwards elected ever
MIR. Moore, but sat in the Senate Gully
abon, a month, having been transferred TO
the Bench Of the Supreme Court, in April
1887.
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For The Ratnn Romeo Gnsei!

For the Baton Rougc Gazette.
THr Nrxr GovKRNoRs--Sincc il has been po-
si,is ely asserted that Mr.. Sparrow win not be a
candidate for the Gubernatoral Char, at the
election which will follow the adoption Of the
new Constitution, the Wigs appear a, a loss on
whom to settle. | beg leave to suggest the avail
ability Of tn Hon, CHRISTIAN RoSELfus.
He would resolve AZ leas, 500 more votes in New
Orleans than any other Wing candidate that
could be brought forward; and as New Orleans
has moi furnished a Governor for upwards of
twenty years. | canno, think i, presamptaous in
her to hiring him forward. d.
Nsr orlssMs. Jsay %, 1850.
We give the above insertion nj the
request oi an Old editor. who has been
tailoring long In The whig cause
We do MOI wish TO b. understood as in
any manner endorsing the article. Our
prsisrrnce for the honors OF onr State.
saoats ii oar masthead. there TO remain
un,sl the Wing State. Conventions shall
.,orniaate a candidate. Whoever viii be
.ne clsosce OF thai honorable body we viii
rnoss cordially snppofs-whe,her thai
choice lie Mr. Roseaius. MIR. Hunt, Mr.,
Kenner, or Mr.. MeWiorter we shall be
rQsasy wiling. but we fiatter ourselves
Jsdge Nc horter is daily gaining ground
here and elsewhere, and If merit and ca
pscsty are iaken into consideration. Judge
nfc Whorter ii likely to be our mex can
didate Tor Governor.