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BRANT's INDIAN
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The Great COUGH REMEDY

Many years Of experiences. and more than Hundred
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W 'ui SCiJ III oii itS uO PdtthiSuiS'
May ], 1S5l.-tf
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JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
W. MEDILJ,
President Of The Senate.
January %, 1852.

hereby certify that The foregoing laws arr
correctly copied from a certified copy furnished
this Office by the Secretary Of State.
D b. HEBARD, Auditor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26

Later. from Me SPIRIT LanI-It appears by
tho Spiritual Telegraph, that the moment Ma
p"leon heard of WeIIington's arrival, he took
a horse and put off to see linn, but the duke,
being litt!e afraid OF Bony, having heard that
he had shot Butcher, refused to see him, under
pretence that he was unwell having been fatigu
ed by his journey. He was well enough, how
ever, to call on George w. A row in Spirit.
dom Is anticipated. Nap ming
up an army, and "Old Hickory" backs him a.
gainst Wellington Things look squay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26
HE AZ HIS.

Died, in San francisco, California ON the lltb Octo
her, GFoReE NJ. SUNprER late of Lynchburg, aged p
years mpath', aud Ia days In his death, those who
knew him mourn the untncy lossof au industrious hon
orabie and generous man.-"cut down in the bloom OF
manhood before the early promise Of his youth could
be realized in the development Of the future He died
IN land of strangers comparatively, but received every
attention comfort and aid which skful physicians and
his few acquaintonces could render.
-, in Cnrlsyille, Texas on the 18th September
at thc residence of his brother Dr. l. c. Harris BExJA
MIN FRANCIS HARRls, on tn 2sh year of his a,e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26
Messrs. Drake & Co, H4vana.


Sightseeing "A late Paris letter says
The Duke of WeIington's iuneral will be
the grandest and loflest pageant oil the kind
Of modern times lie was the Hector OF the
powers al led against Napoleon; each must as
slst in paying direct honors to his remains
Thirty shings is now started 10 be the aver.
age price OF place at window on the route
of the procession; upper stories are let for the
occasion at five hundred sterling. On the re-
entry Of Louis Napoleon in Paris, the average
cost of window was twenty francs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26
rnncrEnINes of MoNpAY

Our report ofIhe proceedings of the House
of Delegates, of Monday was imperfect IN this:
We omitted TO state that the resolutions of IN.
quiry, &c, were all adopted except the one
offered by. Mr.. Segar, instructing the Com
,nittee on Banks TO inquire into the cNPediency
Of allowing the Banks of the Commonwealth
10 issue notes below the denomination of So
This resolution was ruled by the Speaker as
out Of order. IN consequence Of a similar one
having been offered and rejected at preyou.
stage of the session. Mr.. Scgar then moved
suspension Of the Rules, in order To procure
action on the resolution. This motion was al
SO declared out Of order. on the ground that
Mr.. ). had voted with Tho minority when
similar resolution was rejected. And this en-
dcd all action ON the subject. which cannot be
revived. unless a membtr who heretofore 70.
ted with the majority against the Introduction
Of such resolution shall move IN favor of the
proposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26
Or000e and Alerandria Railroad.

WAsmNGroN, Nov. %. p. NAT the
raeetng Of the Board of Aldermen and Com.
non Council, this evening, the FOLLOWING gen.
tlemcn, IN conjunction with the Mayor, were
appointed "A committee to confer with the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad Company upon
the subject Of obtaining authority from the
Legislature Of Virginia to enable their compa-
ny to extend their road to the Distric, line. Sc
as to connect with this city by the shortest and
most practicable route. DR. Magrude,, alder.
man; Joseph Bryan, Courcil.
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=
Henry X Davenport, u. S.N, commander ar.
rived at New York at hall,past O'Clock Mon
day morning, from New Orleans, via Hava.
ma, leaving the latter port on the afternoon on
the 10Th inst. She has experienced a succe
sion OF heavy northern gales. 1t will be seen
that she landed her passengers and mails ON,
this occasion, though Purser Smith was not al
lowed TO land, and it was declared that the
steamer would not be allowed 10 come in again,
with him on board. The annexed parlc nlat $
are given by the New York journal of Com
merce, Of Monday
The Crescent City arrived off the Moro, on
the l5th instant, nfter sunset, and had 10 re-
main outside until the next morning. The
Spanish steam frigate, Isabel Segundo, which
was cruising oGthe port, spoke the c. { ;and,
after learning her name and destination, passed
on. Alter entering the port to which no Oh.
lection was made, the Captain Of the port came
alongside, aud informed Captain Davenport
that the mails and all persons could land, ex.
ccpt Pnrser Smith
Upon Captain Davenport expressing him
self pleased at the termination of the difficult
tics heretofore existing, the captain of the port
assured him that was oaIy .for Mistyip, but
should Mr.. Smith return in the ship from New
Y ork. no communication with The shore would
be allowed. Capt ID. expressed his regret at
this, and remarked that the difficulty was be-.
Coming more complicated by this ,and
although the hight to exclude any individual
from the lslan nd, whom the authorizes might
consider prejudiced To It's tranquility, was not
denied, he could not concede the same 10 the
Captain General TO prohibit The mails and all
passengers, simply because one personon board
was obnoxious to his Excellency.
To this no reply was made. Capt. Daven
port was told when he left Havana for New
| Orleans on the outward trip, that the ship
would not be permitted to enter the port on
her return if Mr.. Smith came ia her. But il
seems that the Captain-GencraI was Undue ed
10 change bis mind few dan previous 10 her
arrival, in consideration hat the voyage would
not be completed until her return to \. York.
and that no change could take place IN the Of.
licers before that time.
On the eve Of sailing, Copt Davenport re
ceiyed a note from Messrs Drake & Co, in
closing "A copy of one to them from Martin
Galiano, the political Secretary of the Captain,
General The letter, together with one from
| Capt. Davenport to Messrs Drake & Co, will
be found below.
mere were lnrCc Engiisl WFr steamers IN
Havana, and the report was that they were
waiting to see the result of the Crescent City
affair, many stories being in circulation about
her being fired into, &c.
Judge Sbarkey, the American Consul, a
gentleman who has upon all occasions proved
himself worthy of the high trust reposed in
him, called on board the Crescent City and had
a long conversation with Capt. Davenport upon
the state Of affairs at Havana
The passengers and officers of the boat who
went ashore, Were treated with the utmost 30.
likeness and attention by the Cuhans.
The following are the letters referred 10
| above
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

WELeH's PORTRAIT OF WA-HIsaroS-Iua notherc.l.
ann will be found advertisement Of Mr. Ro Kin H..
AGENT in Virginia for WEIGHS Portrait Of Wa.hnet,n
The original of the Portrait y Gilbert Charles St.sr,
Ia. received both as a work OF Art aud Is a f,i,lf,,
likeness the highest CONNIE ndaton,-and the Enyr.v
a if for no other consideration than the Arti.tic .l;,
with which it has been executed. would seem well to do.
serve "a place in any Gallery
Mr.. King will shortly visit this city and thus afford to
those Of our citizens and of the neighboring country
who may desre it, convenient opportunity Of purchas.
ing. Acopy Of The engraving may be a, The yir.
gilman Reading Room.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26

a tragieal ARRAY recently occurred IN the y
cinity Of Veksburg, Mississippi. Mr., Thomas
Carncal Jr, AID Jugdge james became inVol-
we'd in a personal rcnconre in which The } i'd sc
was MORALLY stabbed. In endeayoring 10 pre-
vert the afTray, Mr. Yerger, the Sheriff, md
Mr.. Richards, a magistrate Of the county
were both wounded 4 son Of Judge james,
who came up Immediately after the ARRAY. on
learning the condition Of his father, discharged
two barrels ola loaded gan at Carneal killing
bin Instantly lie subsequently gave hnse |
up to the authorities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26

Congress meets next Monday week. Inc
President aud Secretaries are all at thoir posi-
preparing her annual reports. The members
Of Congress are beginning to arrive in Wash
ington. There will lie quorum Of both
houses present on the first day. no doubt
Shall we have a bnancss session Why waste
time now II nothing better can be done, let
the private bills be acted on.
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TRANSLATION.
PuLITIcAL SECRETARY's OFFICr,

HAVANA. Nov. 18th, 1892. [
withstanding that there remains in fall
force and vigor, the order of his Excellencv
the Governor and Captain General which /
communicated to you on the ith of Seplem
Der last, relative 10 its being forbidden that Mr.
Smith, an employee Of the American steamer
Crescent City, should return - this Island and
also The entry Of said vessel into his port,
should she convey him, as the special conces
sion made by his Esceliency on the last vow
age Of said vessel to New Orleans. and on her
return to this port, which she has effected TO-.
day. might be interpreted in doubtful man.
ner, il being concession founded on srecia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26

ANOTHER STEAMER FOR THE SouTn-A
splendid steamship named the jamestown, is
now in process of building at the var dof Jacob
A. Webstervelt She is to be about twelve
hundred tons, and intended to run in connec.
lion with the steamship Roanoke, between this
city and Norfolk, Virginia.-N Y Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26

PUBLIC DEBT


Since 1850 remarks the Tribune, tho M
uonal Debt has been slightly reduced. and
the debts ofthe States not much increased n
the aggregate. though Virginia md perhaps
QUO or TWO others have added something 70
theirs. But osiead Of State debts, we have an
enormous increase Of County debts, Railroad
Company Bonds. City Water loans &c. &e.,ot
v hleh very large portion has been sent
abroad to pay for Railfoad iron and goods,
and sold nj n considerable discount. The
amount or our E,rcion debt never increased
r.,.;ll,, :, 49,, c,,,.,. ,,.;,,1 a.. i, has dome
''i'' :, - NY ~ ~ .
"p'"e inc p'eSeh' yeo'' anu '''' ''""u' ~
10" "oo'0's 10 Europe ~ '"'''''",. ,''' - =.
''e'' ''y' '"''o " ~ o'''' ~ ''- ', ~
!" '"e present. "'o"'y - '''y a"p 80 ~.
,''''N "e.''"''- ""o '"''' '''''' NV
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reasons. Of which his Excelency the Munster
plenipotentiary Of her Majesty at washington
has knowledge, his Exeelency ln''rue's "'g
TO say o you that in future the sad oruer ~,
be enforced; so that, being informed OF 'his par
ticular. YOU may communicate the information
10 whom il may concern, and thereby a'9o
n at. through bad intelligence. third parties Oe
injured God preserve yon many years
(Sgned.) MARTIN 'ALi'N w.
TO Messrs Dfake & Co., ConsIgnees oil '''0
American steamer Crescent City.
l.. 5. VI. STEAMSHIP CRESCENT CITY,
HAVANA. Nov. IL, 1852
Gentlemen:-I am in receipt OF Your FAVOR
of his dale enclosing an official letter IRON
The Secretary ofthe CapiainGenerai by "o'cf'
| learn that this ship will not be permitted 10
enter this port on her return from New YORK.
should Mr.. Smith he on board. was II,
hopes tbs matter was settled. However !
can assure you TINT Mr.. Smith Will return IN
the SHIP and ihc consequences, whatever they
may be, The Spanish authorities will be respo"-
sllle for.
am, respectfully, your obelirnt servant
IL X DAVENPORT, L. ,. N
Cong Crescent City
L
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Daniel Tucker, who has been so often warn
ed ITO get out of the way" is said to have
0een run overly train Of cars in Arkansas
which is the first intmation we have seen that
IL railroad had been built IN that State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26

BRIrIsH BRrBERY.-It will be recollected
that the editor OF the \. Y. Herald, short
time since made an immense demonstration
through the columns Of his journal relative to
Low bank of England Tote. which he said
~ e IRON Messrs. Lockhart & Williams, No.
1Ncnanse Aeey, London. 1t turns out
"o"e.,'' ."a' no such FIRM exists in London,-
''a'"'S "o"e SUCH can lie found y, No. II
exc naenanse M''ry-a' viii more fully appear
The editor d the London Weekly Pane.
having made particular Inquiries at No n
Change alley London, has ascertained ,b,,, -
such firm as Lockhart & Williams. and no n nv a.;
slavery society are know there. the est
Bank OF England note which the New Yorl
editor has received is as fictitious as the I'd
dress he has given, he viii not take his chang
out Oft in hurry
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Public Debt.

The following is the Public Debt Of the
Union and the several Stsies composing II on
The lst of January, 1880 as reported IN the
New York Tribune:
FINANCES or Tue GENERAL AND Starr GOVERN.
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James River & kanawha Company. asking
aid towards the paymon, Of interest on loans
To the Company. &c.
The Clerk was proceeding with The reading
ofbills, when, on motion, The House aljourn-
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-26

The National lntelligcnccr has obtained pos.
session of and public the particulars of an
overture, made BY President Poll, 10 The Spanish
government. fot the purchase Of the island a
Cuba. The offer wns made by he President
the lntegcncer says, upon his own RESPONSE
bilty; though the heasiness Of the amount oil
money bid for the acquisition. might we'll ha, c
suggested the propriety of consulting at least
tho Senate, If not both Houses Of Congress, lie
fore placing so vast power in The hands OF
our Minister TO Spain. Nothing was nee dcd
TO the success of this overture but " ilinguess
on the part of the Government Of SPAN 10
part with this richest jewel of lis crown. The
proposition. ii will be sscn was promptly eonr.
teously. but absolutely declined
The Constitution says the President shall
have power by and miM Me adcice and coaSeat
0f Tie Senate 10 make treaties &C., and sci il
seems Mr.. Polk assumed the whole power To
himself, and WINS cndoavoring 10 arrange
treaty without even the know ledge of the Sen.
ate.
The character of the document published by
the Intelligence IS thus described by the Bal.
timore Sun:
This is in every respect remarkable aocu
ment, continuing tho views Of American states.
men on that important subject. from Mr. hd
ans and Nc. Clay down to Mr. Buchanan.
The universal theme is ,hat tho Island ia
valuable to the United Statcs--that ii Ia an i'm
portan; military and navel praton--lhut it
would increase our revenues, give us the com,
mand of the gulf, and-so.forth, ana. So forth
1t also appears that all American Statesmen
OF note, agreed on not suffering any European
power. save Spoin To luke possession Of Cuba
and that We have been more OF less aesirous OF
acquiring il by purchase and ccssion. III,
last letter on the subject, by Mr.. Buchanan t,
Mr.. Saunders, our late Minister to Spain, says
The fate of the island must ever be deeply in
teresting 10 the people Of The United States
We arc content that it stall continue COLON
Of SPAN" Then, cxpaiiatiuy 90 the value O
the Island, he says:
Desirable, however, as the Possession O
the Islands may be to the United Smtes. We
could not acquire it except by the free viii O
Spain. Any acquisition not sanctioned by
justice and honor, would be too dearly pur
chased" Mr.. Saunders il seems offered the
Spanish government certain price "a hualrcd
millions of dollars l bciicee) for it, hnt in lis
last letter TO Mr. Buchanan, states hbt the min
lister of foreign affairs, in Madrid, answered hin
most positively. that ii was moro than any min
lister dare TO entertain any such proposition
that he believed such to be the feeling of TN
country, that sooner than ace the Island trans
ferred to any pocer, they would prefer seem,
itsunk into The ocean"
do not learn that Spain has changed he
view on the sui ect--on the contrary, ircsl
troops arc about to be sent from Spain 10 rem
force the garrison of the Island.
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DAILY NIRGlNIAN.
FRIDAY MoaNlNG........ NOVEMBER 20. 1859

EPs YIRGlN1AN OFFICE. South lido First Alirv,
between Main end Third Street. aAi1ecnt Geo. NJ
Ruekef's Dry Goods Store aud tho Washington Hotel