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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
NOTICE TO TORACCONISTS.

NJ OTECE IO ~ BAeS oNAS s. :" Ut
" be sold, public auction Monday, the 2Oth OF
December, at the fnctory House formerly occupied by
& + Williams, entire set Of good fixtures, consisting
of Pound Mills in good order and nearly 81 and SIS
Mills good and des.ble Is large and small presses, in
good order, Iron Finshers Bands Leaver Bnrs, und,
in fact every thing that belongs to the manufacturing
department. Those engaging in the business will do
well to attend Terms liberal, and made known on
day of sale.
FOR RENr-The Factory House is for rent, the To-
cality of which desirable and the House we'll adap-
ted to the business of manufacturing tobacco, besides
other advantages. Call and cxamee.
S PRESTON, surviving partner
nov 15-dSrtds of Williams < Preston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

SALE-Tho Farm which live lying immed
lately the Va. and Tennessee Railroad and extending
within three miles Of the city of Lynchburg Is for
sale This Fnrm contains nbout 700 Acres lies remark
ably well, Is .e wntered, large proportion in wood,
heavily mbered. with large comfortable family resi-
dence lnrge Orchard and other conveniences suited to
the comfort of large family This land equal. in
original fertility, to- my in this State. and is in fine
state Of Improvement of IL well In clover and
capable of producing twenty bushels of wheat to the
acre II Is also well adapted to the Grazing business
being fine grass land and capable of being divided into
"A number of small fields, with abundant supply OF
winter In ench. There solso this trnct, very fine
situation for large manufacturing mill with abundant
warer-power, (Gen. o g. Clays mud Mr. John Hollins
lnrgc manufacturing mills being located the Same
sircnm.)
In view of i,- proximity the city of Lynchburg and
great Of s so 1t might be very profit
ably devoted the raising of vegetables for the Lynch
burg murket and will be divided into smn tracts
aut purchasers.
Asa tract of land well situated, and combining
mnny advantages rarely, if ever, in market per-
wishing buy will do well make early applica-
ton II. j. BURTON.
Richmond eemi-weekly Wing, Charlottesville Adyo-
and Fornvie Journal copy two weeks and forward
acc cunts u this Office oct l5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

NEW CONCERN-The undersigned have AS
~ socated themselves together for the purpose of
conducting General Grocery and Com
mission Business, in the city of Lynchbnrg
at the old stand of Hayth e. Tanner under the style and
firm Of HAYTH TANNER Il LAYNE.
To their present extensive assortment OF Groceries
they respectfully invite the attention OF those trad
ing IN this place satisfied as they are, they only
but will sell cheap any other regular house in the
city.
The concern Of Hay,h 81 Tanner would here take oc-
cason return their thanks to their I'D customers Tor
past uvors, and they somewhat better pre-
pared, in their connections to meet the wants OF
their friends they hope, by strict attention to business
and determination their part to give satisfaction
both in regard the price and quality OF their goods
and to merit an increase of patronage.
Produce consigned to them, will meet with prompt at
ten,iou GILBERT HAYTH
JOHN A. TANNER,
nov ao.cts JOSEPH B. LAYNE.
Bedford Sentinel aud Valley Wing, fincastle, copy,
each to the amount of s., and send accounts to the
Subscribers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
Hnyettc Lands.

HyFEEU
hnve nso for sae, very desirable trnct of Lind ly
ing in the county of fnyette both sides of the Charles
ton, Fayclte und Raleigh Turnpike road known tho
Hill Harvey Tract containing about 300 Acres, well
improved, with "a good Dwelling, Burn, Stables, and
other Out.l louses,e fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
and is admirably situated for Store Tavern stand.
ALSO, one other trnct adjoining the same, contain
ing between 300 and 300 ACRES. And one other
Tract known the Bragg Tract all Of which lies with
miles Of the late surveys for the Railroad to tho
Ohio River, and ia of choice quality. -
oct 15-dts II. }. BURTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
Ereiyrts up and DO Wn the Canal.
EXCHANGES.

Corporation Bonds $l00-par.
Citizens Savings Bank Stock par $l00-$l2l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

1A0 GROSS OF Steel Pens-Among
lOO Others are
The Genuine Albata Pen
Self Supply do
Reservoir do
Giotts celebrated 303 do, extra fine
Spring back registered points
Superior Tutonic Pen, &c, &c.
Among the above Pens iof the latest mporta-
ton from dies and the best style and quality that
can be found. Price Csc. to 81 IS ~ gross.
Please call and examine the above, ut South End
Bookstore. G. MORSE.
nov 20ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

Il containing, together ono half ACRES of A;4
ground which can be equally divided, or made to suit
purchasers, will all be sold together ii purchaser
en- no had for the whole. There are two fine
Springs on the premises. The property situated on
9th street betweea ] ohm McDanies and Ihos Dor
nin's It ID now rented at $246 ~ yeur.
Application will be made to the undersigned hV'ns
near the property who will take pleasure in showing it.
nov % dts JOHN OYLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

WE the undersigned, again opening and exhlb'
w iting a very large assortment OF Cooking Stoves
of every variety of size and patent, commonly in USE
together wha well selected assortment Of Pnror, Chnm
ber Office and Factory stoves, Salnmandar Furnaces
CRATES Fronts Tenders Scuttles, Oinder Shoves, Blow
ers &C. &C. to which very respectfully call the at
ention of our customers aud friends Resting assured
that though we promise to sell att lower pice
than any one else, prices will range as low as
others and that we will accommodate customers VINO
will favor us with an examination, their satisfaction,
ms vel "a their expectation. -
oct 28-dts AChEE " MohaiLL'
T. S-We would like 10 employ OF 8 good Journey
men Timers. "A % n,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
w PARTNERSIIIP.-p

AW PARTNERSHIP.-P A
- BOILING and JOHN s. MEREDITH have ns-
socieed themselves practice Inv under the style of
BOILING g. MEREDITH. They will practice in
the District Court ut Lynchburg, and Mr.. Meredith will
attend the Superior and inferior Courts of Buckngha
Cumberland Prince Edward aud Appomattox; and Mr..
Boiling will attend the Superior and inferior Courts of
Lynchburg Bedford Campbell and Appomottox, and
the Superior Courts of Buckingham and Prince Edward.
Address Philip A. Boiling. Lynchb rg, or John s.
Meredith, Buckingham Court House.
TT Office in Lynchburg, in of T. d. Jennings
store. oct 23-dsclm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
DIEDMONT WORKs-A. ELLISON jr Pro
l. yrieiOr
Steam Saw md Planning Mills,

WHI md Wnchine WOTH,
Iron Turning and FHtisg,
Biacksm:saing Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with steam power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and IRON form the most complete estnb-
iishmeni of the kind in the Southern States. and
execute better work and cheaper rates, than can BIO
one in The ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending TO build supplied with
Doors Blinds Window Frames and Sash (primed and
glazed II requircd) Mouldings Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved rendy for laying. dressed Ceiling
and Misunderstanding, PangS, and variety of other
materials required in building.
tors supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing Wheebarrows Picks and Bars and other
Tools required upon Public Works.
Constantly hnnd pad for sale, reasonable terms
ul varieties Of Flooring md other Lumber worked or
unworked. Saving and Planning done TO order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A NETTLETON, Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
JEW GOODs--FALL Iss2.--rho sub.

' scriher would respectfully announce his friends
and the public generally that he is prepared to of
fer to The trade arga aud well selected stock of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods nj unusually low prices. His
stock of Fall Cloths. Snlnetts, Lnseys &c. is very
arge also very large und desirable stock of Blankets
all of which will be offered very low prres.
Sept 24-difts ID. T. G. PETERS.
RanubI,,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
SEPTEM 10Th. 1852.
q Il . IL q T. vi. R u & X Il 10

SEPTEMBER 29TH, 1852.
q Il q 1t GE vi. RU & X Err,
LYNcnnURG,
ID ESPECTFULLY begs the attention of the Ladies'
IL 10 his superb stock Of Fancy Dry Goods being
received and opened The following Is portion of his
yer, elegant assortment:
Splendid Brocado, plain Gro DE Rationale, Gro De
Antique, Plaid Watercd and other styles cold silks.
%. %, 30. 81, N, and 80 inch sup'r blk Gro De
Rhine silks.
% 30 aud 20 inch sup'rbk Tnfrn silk Also,
sup'r blk Gro De Armune silks.
French printed Mousn de LANES.
-. Cashmeres assorted.
Solid Mouslins and Mcri6os in great variety.
French Worked Collars, Sleeves Cuffs, Capes, Der.
theirs Hdk'fs. great variety.
Splendid Neck and Bonnet Ribbons.
French Mnntillns aud Clonks. aepi 30-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22
JOSEPH III. WILSON,

OLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
LrsCHBURo, VA,
ID RESPECTFULLY socits the patronage of his
IL friends and the public generally.
sept 1S-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

- Omefhbng HandsOme-Opened this morn
~ ing the following and beautiful GOODS;
Rich printed Mouslin D'Laines
Scotch Paids, very pretty
Real French Merino, in every colour, much cheaper
than usual,
Blue, crimson aud Pea-green Thib Shawls,
Black Thib Shawls very large,
Plaid Long Shnwls, in great variety,
French worked mourning Hdkfs, from ga TO sG1
Beautiful hemstitched Hdk'fs
Sleeves, Collars and c hemsettes styles,
Black Canton Grape. "A very superior article, and
A splendid stock of Silk Hosiery
An examination from the Ladies is respectfully asked
by oct SITS if1 DON T. G. PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

OFFICE OF THE Va. TENN. X. H. Co,
Lynchburg, Nov. 9Th, 1852.
A T a meeting of toe Board of Directors OF the 'r
~ pinia and Tennessee Railroad company, held ut
their Office in the city of Lynchburg, tins DAY,
On motion Resolved, That the delinquent Stockhod
ers he called on to pay the due from them within
sixty days or that legal proceedings will be instituted to
enforce collection.
e'r' F. q. MORRISON, Crk, p. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

NOTICE-Hnvingb become sole plopfletoL OF tIIc
~ Mossey Creek Paper MILL by purchase on Inc %2ll
dav If Sspember am now prepared to fill orders Tor
all kinds of paper at the ,hortet notice, and upon as
good terms as any other Mill will Pay three dollars
and fifty cents 39 hundred weight, delivered tor al
Linen and Cotton Rags, fair price SEND my team
after them. Address JACon ohN"nh'
or s. PAUL, my agent.
Nj Scion Augusta Va. Nov 20--d&c3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

ENOR RENT-The Brick House. on NAN s.'e.''
L one square below the Franklin hotel, at Prese"
occupied by Mr.. Geo. w Smithson ms Grocery %
session given the LIST day of December. hppEG Tu
mother Eliza e. Lambeth JNO w LA'""H
nov 22-dM&Th
rALCINED PLAsTEK--3Ob bls in good
~ order. received and for sale by. ,.vvrr
nov 3-ts oAOhOiA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-22

COME CONSOLATION.-T WHO
- are not SUITED with the result Of the RECENT
ELECTION cannot fail to be sUIT-ed Mt SHAFEhb
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING ESTABLlSHENT All
parties agree that the "BAZAAR" is well stocked with
fashionable, good and cheap CLOTHING. Moro
new Goods received yesterday by Express.
nov Cts n oHAr nh @ W.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06
Tun TIMES, TERMS.
The Renolnlion in Erance.

The Paris correspondent of the London News
writing under date Dec. It, says that the large ar
my in tho colony Algeria have, it is said moi on
ly declared against Louis Napoleon, in the recent
election, but has also given unmstakable evidence
OF disposition to revolt Thus The arm on
which he has countcd-th army-can be no
longer relied upon. This new fe ature in the army
may perhaps form the turning point Of affairs
The Governor General of Algeria has, in eonsc-
quence of the position assumed by several repi.
ments, declared the colony in state of sege
and President Napoleon approves the act The
Elysee is said to be greatly piqued, also, at the
hostile votes of the Ecole PoIytecbnque, the
Ecoe de ST. Cyr, the Ecole d'Applicaon at Metz,
and the pupils OF the military hospital Of the Val
de Grace.
General Cavaignac has been united to Mad lie
Oder in the fort at Ham; and a. he has received
an unconditional release, it was said he was about
leaving France with his bride, for Holland, where
the family of Made Oder reside.
The insurgents in several of the departments
had been subdued, and the country, at last dates
with the exception Of the department Of the Jura
which had been declared in state of aeige was
comparatively quiet.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06

Never was "the fate OF grea nation" more effec u.
ally disposed Of "by surprise and violence;
"the principles Of authority and morality" auda-
cousIy Invaded by force and dishonesty. The army
suug by illusions its tormer defeats and lnf1amed
by more vulgar s.imnants iis passions, first sci
upon the scattered members oil the Legat and then
let loose win unnitlgated erocuy upon the people
All that offered the least show OF resistance to acts
which overturned the Constitution and threatened 10
annhilate every trace OF public liberty, were con
lists and anarchists, and swept oil by grape shot the
Boulevard, by the military executions which TO-
stantly followed on the Champ de Mars. Every sign
Of that popular enthusiasm which commonly marks the
wanting; but it was compensated by the oyerbearng
arrogance of army, confident of victory over the
cvil power. We learn from the numerous accounts
which have reached us, that the aspect OF this army
was not that OF troops engaged in tile painful duy OF
REFRESHING disturbances among their fellow citizens
bul OF pursuing their enemies to The death, without
quarter o. forbearance, in the heart OF conquered
city. 1t will never be kuown at what cost of life to
tie citizens OF Paris Louis Napoleon found himself
master OF the Government the evening of the Alb
December; but from the comparatively small loss on
the side OF the army, 1t Is evident that the resistance
at time comparable to that OF the insurgents
of June, 1913; and that every taken which
the improved scisnce Of street warfare and piless COM
mauds OF the African Generals could suggest to strike
W tn the whole force OF an armed hand the heads
OF the people. The army, to sign cant express
sion, DID IT'S WORT. Such opportunity of extermi-
ting the Red faction in Paris had long been sought Tor
by the principal Generals, and thi, lesson of terror
the inauguration OF Louis Napoeons absolute power
Sp akng within the limits oil historical truth, and upon
the evidence of mani eye witnesses Of these events
affirm that the bloody and reacherous deeds oil the
4th December will be remembered with horror in the
annals of that city which witnessed the massa-
ere OF ST. Bartholomew and the Regn OF Terror
lL0nd0n Times
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06
INTERESTING FROM ITALY.

The correspondent OF the Newark Advertiser, ICE
noa Nov "a writes that the U. S frigate Indepen
dence, Commodore Morgan, dropped down to Sp4z
2a some days ago. She will probably winter at Ma
pies where some apprehension exists of an outbreak
before spring. in which the presence OF the flag
ship might De impofa ant 10 The many American citizens
residing there.
The Sandman feet, Com Aicolieres, comprising
four vessels OF war; have this port since m
last, alter cruise in the Mediterranean The officer.
contnbae much to The gaiey OF social intercourse -
Buiness is also revviug, and entertain the hope o.
having irect steamship communication with New
York before the opening OF the next summer. The
City Councils have Just resolved TO petition Para me nj
make this free port and it is thought that it will
be done. This would give new spring TO its CONNER.
cai prosperity.
IN equeuce of some recent popular demoustra
tons II the Island of Sicily, the King of Naples has
reinforced his army there, aud il woud not be surprIs
ing il he should have OCCASION during the winter to
call upon his forces in his city. For the people oil
all the absolute governments in this quarter will doubt.
less make another attempt for emancipation at the
first M 1ment that may seem promise success. The
prevailing tseliog Is more and more exasperated by
fresh OF arrest and Imprisonment for supposed po
lticil opinion. The prisons everywhere crowded
with political prisoners, and the 81 ghes incidents a e
seized upon as grounds OF prosecution
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06

The present House of Representatives of Tex
as is composed of sixty-eght members of whom
twenty-nne are farmers, twenty-five lawyers
seven planters, two mechanics, one printer, and
one stock-raiser
The Senate consists of twenty-sx members,
Of whom twelve are farmers; en- lawyers, two
physicians, one mechanic, and one merchant
OF the whole Legislature, seventeen members
are from Tennessee, twelve from Virginia, min.
from South Carolina, ten from North Carol,a,
eight from Georgia, seven from Alabama, six
from Kentucky, five from Mississippi, threefrom
Massachusetts, two from Louisiana, tw1 from
Pennsylvania, one from Florida one from Ohio,
one from Illinois, one from the Yves, Irdies, one
from Canada, one from Germany and three for
eigners. OF the whole, seventy-seen are ma
tves of the slave States, and sewn of the free
States Of the Union.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06

The New Orleans correspondent, Of the Mobile
Tribune gives tho following account Of new
order lately established in the Southwest, called
The Order q the Lone Star"
"'rns formidable association, which has sprung up
within lew mOnihs, already numbers numerous
5dgrs Is hi ely add stretching us arms OF broth
srhood throughout The South and West. 1t is eslima-
tel tlai wiha year this secret order Will number
~ ODO; embracing within its ranks oil the first Ia
lent, stnndlng and wealth IN The country. Their trea'
auy lshrradY sttona, and fund is accommodating at
Their diaposll that will be counted at hundreds
ii thoussnja. They make no secret OF their obIrcs,
but declare, by printed constitutions and otherwise,
that the d"siQa OF their organic is 10 extend the
area O liberty There can be doubt that their ul-
tmatc Intentions point 10 the overthrow oil Spanish
American sovereignty, and the annexation OF Cuba
10 The United States. or its ndependence as sepa-
war At their command. men without number, the
sympahies Of the slave States in their favor, and the
highly mcfcurial and m ,rila spirit Of the South to
second Their rflpIts demonstration may be made
that wall astonieh the world. The end is yet 10 be
seem
We regard the above, says the National Intel
lgencer, having no substantial foundation
whatever, but az a wicked device Of the discounted
fibus.iers to nsceran to what extent they can rely
on mixing dupes for another demonstration against
Cuba, in case such movement should be deemed
expedient to promote the interests Of the leaders
Of that hopeless enterprise, vino have heretofore
shown themselves so careful, whilst imperiling
the lives Of others, to keep themselves at a safe
distance from the scene Of danger.
Richmond semi-weekly times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 184?-1853, 1852-01-06
LOUIS NAPOLEON,S COURSE.

The London Examiner has the following appro-
pirate commenta the lreachery OF Louis Napo-
leon -
"BetWeen gun and sum- NJ. Bon parte. Ike thief in
the night, stole the liberties oil the nations
Of the empire and The rule He bound by an
oath observe the Constitution he violated, and by
OF perjury and treason ne has possessed himself
OF supreme power. He proposes return the In.
peral regime and pretends appeal to the public to
ratdy or negatige his scheme. He calls his appeal
loyal s author giving such sigoa earnest of loyalty
in the breach Of The law to which he bound by
OATH should more properly express il, 10 which
he was unb euGd by oath He Iustifies his treason y
aIIeg Nc the plots oil the Assembly, destroyed by his
own plot, The extensive combinations OF which show
ito have been deep-lad and pre-concerle1-no coun-
er-r1ove OF the moment against scovered conspira
cy, but an elaborate plan of treason, natured and
tpened through the seduction and corruption OF the
military chiefs
The London Spectator says
"li On treason, in its grossest and most Grimm al
form is the crime which Louis Napoleon has perpera l.
ed--the high treason OF low minded adventurcr-
Courage Is beed when ts name is applied 10 the
hearless audacy OF this new way to pay old debts -
1t nol only lnsurfecton against the law and the Con-
stiluion hut eanst every principle, every ling, and
every inle the country. Even the pretance OIL
initiating "mon uuce is but Disguise; the counterfeit
Bonaparte himself with a shield which would
be cheat il it bore not the bar sinister its
fac Il is nothing better than the sequel Of Strasburg
and Bouiogne grand scale; only that, being cffi-
cay in possession 81 resources derabe than
the boots OF "my nnce, or tame eagle the adven-
turer is able to comm md sucees-at the outset"