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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

The Liverpool papers 10 the 10th July iur
nsh the following items in their details of
news:
ENGLAND.
The dinner at the Apnual meeting OF the
Royal Agricultural Society came off at Glou.
ces'er on the 1lth, when over 1000 farmers
and others sat down together. Lord Ashbur.
ton occupied the chair, supported hy three or
four lords, dozen members of Parliament,
and other local noiabes. Hon. Jos. IngersolI,
ex.President Arisla and Judge Halliburton
were present. Mr.. Ingersol's health was
drank In reply he alluded to the relative
position ol Eng land and America in CONNER.
cial point Of view. Agriculture, he said. was
in many of its products an especial bond of u.
Mon between Britain and America. A por-
ton Of tue Agricultural productions of the U
nited States was the daily bread of The manu-
facturers Of Britain, AID business, certainly in
their manufacturing clIi,s, as to great ex
tent influencedby the operations OF the United
States
The Earl OF Bloomington, &c years of age
had sent challenge to the Earl of Shafes
bury, failing explanation of some remarks
made by the latter in the Honse of Lords
Earl Shaltesbury. declining the explanation
'o'N'o h'9 "h'dBo'''at w polCe magistrate OF
10 his solicitors. Lord Morningron thereupon,
characteristics my Lord Of Shaft, sburv's con.
duct as 'absurdly Impairment" and publish.
es the correspondence in the Times"
In the House Of Commons, Sir II. Ingles
enquired what The Admiralty were doing to
further Lieut. Maury's (of the American Ma.
wy improved system Of Navigation by which
Americans were now making voyages to Cal
forna in 100 days which before required $50,
&c. Admiral Berkeley replied that her Ma.
jesty's Government were prepar' totaketheir
part in any well digested plan for the objects in
view, but it would be costly.
The number OF visitors to the Dublin EAhi
bion number 1000 day.
Notwithstanding The unfavorable prognos
ticaiions the potato crop is llourishing through
on, all Ireland; not v.sdge of tho disease
anywhere.
A movement is on foot to shorten the dis
lance between Dublin and London To III hours
by placing an improved class Of steamships on
the sea passage.
The great Orange anniversary ofJuly l2th
had generally passed off pee ceably.
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thing that transpires to foreign correspon'
DENIS

thing that trsnspires to foreign correspon'
denis.
Concenfrot,on Of Troops along The Adr'at'e-
Ecciesiaaicaf Neses.
The Position that Austria will occupy IN any
recourse to hostiliies is watched With anxious
eyes II was never imagined she would
prove a very impartial mediator and the ad
dnional complication that Nj. de Bruck has
caused in the Turkish difficulty, by resving
his demands for the cession to Austria of The
ports of Kleck and Suto, ina and for The ex.
pulsion of all Austrian refugees from Turkey.
in no more than shrewd politicians looked for.
1t howe, err opens Ill Tor theprospecto spec
div settlement. From Vienna We have nothing
directly bearing on the question. Letters re-
ceived from various parts Of the Empire indi
cate thai troops are concentrating along the A.
driatic.
The Bishop of Neusho and Cranad, who
were implicated in the Hungarian revolution
had been pardon~d.
Her Present Position Financial OPERATIONS,
etc etc.
The position of Turkish affairs is, in re atty
unchanged.
A despatch from Constaninople. June 30
mentions that the Porte had effected loan oil
$4,000 900 piastres (about two millions OF dol
lars) from The Orientel Bank, and that another
Of 100000 is in progress Of negotiation
with foreign capitalists. The Sultan had sen,
10 The mint all The plate he inherit. d from his
mother, and valued at $iO000,00O piastres.
The hod that is just now SO plentiful at Cou.
stantinope comes from The Golfers OF the Va
koi Cadm, or ,eceiver IF The reyenues of the
mosques. The naval and military command
ers continue to take all precautionary meas
ures. To guard against night surprise, mer.
chant ships, coming from the Black Sea, are
forbidden to take the entry TO the Bosphorus,
after sun down. Riots, which were attributed
to The intrigues Of Russian cmissaries had Ia
ken place eainst the Christians of Adrianople,
and elsewhere, and the Turkish authorities had
taken energetic steps for the protection of life
and property.
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WyTnEvILLE FEMALE INsTIrUrE.-Mr Ro.
w. Nowlin. the Principal of the Wytheville
Female Institute. has sent us Catalogue EN-
bracibg the names, &C., of the Teachers and
Scholars ofthe popular Seminary over which
he presides.
Thisins'ituion Is in highly flourlshing con
d,tion, the long list OF scholars from all the
adjoining country fully tcsifes. Mr.. Nowlin is
an accomplished gentleman, and has earned II
fine reputation in the branches of Literature
and Science, taught in the Institute. For
terms Of session, &c, sec advertisement.
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Virginia Wheat.-The Richmond Enqt
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PosT OFFICE STAMPED ENvELoPEs,-Th
Post Office Department has recently had oc
casion to instruct, deputy postmaster upon
the subject of the use OF the stamp Of the Nes-
bit envelope cut from The envelope and past
ed on another. We have procured n copy
of the official letter in question, says an ex-
change, and herewith present it to our read
ers. who will perceive that the Neshit envel.
ope and stamp can only be used whole.
without mu;ilation-as follows:
your action in the premises was co-rect.--
The act authorizing stamp envelopes to be pro-
vided and used, authorizes them to be used
only as whole, as union of the stamp on
and with the original envelope; and no prvl-
eye is granted either by the law. or by any in.
structions ofthe Department. to use Them in
our mails in any other manner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-02

New SILVER CoINAGE.-The Director of
the Mint at Philadelphia, under the sanction
OF the 7th section Of the act of March 3, 1853,
authorizing new devices for the silver Coinage
of the United States, and with the approval of
the Secretary of the Treasury. invites the co.
operation ofartisis. engravers. and other per-
sons Of taste. TO aid him in effec,ing that OBJ.
ject, and requests such as may be 80 disposed
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WEST POINT AcADEMY.-The Washington
correspondent OF the New York Times states
that the Board Of Visitors TO West Point Mill.
tary Academy have made their report to the
Secretary of War. The Board express their
qualification because of the proficiency of
the Cadets in their studies and also their unan
imous opinion in favor of the institution as the
best method of diffusng military science and
attaining skill in the art of war. They also re
commend the erection of new building for
riding school; the enlargement of the Cadets
hospital new buildings for officers quarters,
and other purposes. They also recommend
an increase in the number of Cadets TO two
from each State, to be recommended by the
United Suites Senators. An extension OF the
period Of instruction TO FIVE years Is recon.
mended. The Board ext ress the opinion that
the decisions of the Academy's Board, relative
10 the capacity, conduct and qualifications OF
the Cadets, should be final and conclusive
They recommend an increase Of the Cadet.
pay frcm t2S TO go per month, beside an
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Two Characteristic incidents are noticed
The Russians have assumed direction over the
Noldavian and Wallachian post office. and
have ordered q solemn religious service to he
celebratedin the camp of Warsa ". to induce
God to bless the arms Of the "OrhoJox Faith"
against the infidel. The merchants of Odessa
have been warned not to send accounts of any
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The Liverpool papers 10 the 10th July fur
nish the following items in their details o
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-06
June 10th, lsi
Scientific and Practical works.

IENHE American Miller. and Millwights Assistant
a by William Carter Hughes editor OF The American
Miller, New York. illustrated BY drawings the most
approved machinery, I2no. The Turner'S Companion
containing instructions in entric. elliptic and &c.
cenir turn ing Also various plates OF chucks and
umeEts aud dire ctios for using the cut.
ter. drill vertical cutter and cIcUla with pattern.
and II srucions Tor working them, iHnsaitd by hum.
eIous sengraviRes. limo. Builders Cen psnion con.
tanning The elements of building. surveying and ach
lecture with PRACTICAL rules and nsiluctuns, by c.
Smeaton, with 40 engraviRgs, l2mo. ne edition. Cab.
incl Maker and Upholserer's CompaDion, by .Strkes
nisher. and Glass Slainef's Congapion, u no. Over
and Coomakers Cor panion Eieefsoiype Manipula-
lions being The theory aud plain Instructions in The
of working metals, by piPcpaffng hei from their
solutions, through The agency 81 gatyanic yollaic
electricity, by Charles ". alkcr. Hon Secretary 10
The London Electrical Society etc. illustrated by God
cuts from The 18th Lonon edition, edition. The
mt rican Cotion Spinner and snsgeIs and Gardens
Guide, practical treatise CoiIen Summing giving
the dimensions and speed of machinery, dIsugLt, and
twist calculations, etc. ~iihnaiiceei impr
nenS, together With rules aildexamples for making
changes in The size sIalnb her M l.viIg ;Id Yam,
complied from the papers Of ate RtheIt H. Baird
I6mo. 252 pages The Year Book OF Facts, in Science
Improvements Mechanics and The Useful Arts, Ma
rural Philosophy, EIecIIicitk. Chtn>iy. Zoology ard
Botony Geology and Geography. Metpproluey. and AS
fronoHy. by John limbs Edffor Of The Arcana of Sci
ence and Ant. l6Ino 800 pages Eiwuoi's Grain Tables,
showing The value at different kinds of GRAIN cacna-
ted in Federal Nancy of any quantity from pound
tn 10 QUO bushels, IL mo.
For sale by II. D. TURNER,
Raleigh, April 1859 n. C. Bookstore.
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6 90 REWARD!

ID INAWAY from Elijah Malone, the l4th of
y May last, Gordonton Person County, a negro
hoy by the name of WILLIAM. Said negro is about
90 years of age, feet 10 inches high, of pale
yellow COLOR rather slender built, and round shoulders
he has large mouth, front teeth broad and white he
has wild look when spoken 10, and is slow answer
he has rough aid bumpy face, and there may he
some the ngersof one of his hands, occasioned
by burn; he has remarkably kinky hair for muatto,
and walks rather hov-eg ed. When he was last heard
from he had a black oat, either Broadcloth AL
pacca, dark pantaloons and black loundcrowned rat.
His father free man, by the of Bush, and no
may attempt TO pass under that NAME have bought
the said hoy from Elijah Malone, and will give the
reward of twenty dollars any person who will deliver
said boy to me. miles East of P aspect Hil in
Orange County, or confne him in my Jail, that
can get him. HENRY MALONE.
June 9th, 1858. 976-5tw.
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VALUABLE WARREN LANDS
FOR A l. Il

TTNHE Subscriber having determined to move South,
offers for sale his valuable lands lying In the Coun-
ties of Warren and Halifax situate ID miles from Wal
renton and & miles from Eilteton the Raleigh and
CASTOR Rail Road containing 400 acres. These lands
equal any in the County of Warren for the pro-
duciion of wheat and tobacco About 7CO acres
of the is bottom land of fine quality half of
which is cleared and thoroughly canalled and drained
the other half is in original forest and heavily mSered
There is a sufficient quantity of cleared land the
tract mostly fresh, to work fifty hands to advantage.
The be conveniently divided into three farms.
1t is unnecessary give extended description of these
lands persons wishing to purchase will examine and
Judge for themselves The subscriber being anxious
SELL will submit sacrifice to effect sale therefore
persons wishing invest capital in real would do
well to examine these lands
In my absence Mr. Evans will take pleasure in show
ing the land and making known the terms, which will
be accommodating. ). A. WILLIAMS.
Warren County, N. G., May 9, 1858. 5O-stw.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS
AT THE BAZAAR!!

EM7 HITE. Buff. Brown. Notified, Plaid Striped.
w and Planters Linen Goals; White and Buff
Grass do, dab, Blue and Notified Croon do, Black
and Fancy ALPACA do, Plaid and Fancy UasSIuIere
Sacks and FrockS, Tweets, CashmereIts and Angolds
do. Planters Linen, Plaid, White, Striped, Muuled
Linen. and CasSImeIe Pants in great variety Suntsg,
Cashmere, Six and Linen Vesirngs, Quill. ms and
We!inss do. rich styles large assortment oi Lawn
and Linen Camorc fandkeIt hits. plain aud fancy
borders, Silk and LiSle Embroidered Cravats, PLAIN
and fancy Lawn do fancy Silk do. Alexander's and
ChoSSns White and C0Ior-d Kid Gloves. Black do.
Isle and Linen do Washed N"rwa> dn Fine Due do
Black Courrd SILK do Plaid and striped SIR aud Cot
ton Half Hose do. We weekly receiving larg e
supplies selected from the desirable styles in the
maj ket. which warrant made equal ork
in fl and finish.
Our furnishing Department comprises every new and
fashIonab aicle necessary Tor regular Onf viii ch
will be sold at the low est msI kct pIIces by
A. s. SHAFER & CO.. Clothing Bazaar,
Sycamore street.
Petersburg, April %, 1852 H..
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FOR SALE,

TFNHE undersigned having etermined to exchange
Merchandising for Agriculture. offers for sale all his
Real Estate in the town of Marlborough, to wit:
His Store Lot the Court-House square, well known
The Brick Stoe,' with all necessary warehouses
aud other buildings for merchandising.
This Lot is considered of the desirable in
Town, and has been tenaned place of trade without
intermisson since the foundation of the town.
Also the residence of the subscriber which has good
dwelling OF five rooms, basement and cellar, and
all necessary buildings for resdencc-good fruit
garden, &c.
The residence is located in of the hest neighhor-
hoods of the town. and successfully occupied by the
late Joseph b. Lloyd, James Wcddell, and the late
Henry l. Toole.
All the buildings and improvements in good repair
Also, for sale a well assorted stock of Goods.
JOSEPH H. BOWDITCH.
Tarborou.h, April l4th, 1853. 44-tf
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September 1, 1852.

ITO the PUblic--A perfect Luxury in S"mm
1 and Winter. The subscI Der has ON hand a supply
best quality of curie hair. and is still manufac
turing superior quality of hair Mattresses. lie would
rcinly inform the public that he can furnish them
with the best articles i'll his line cheaply they c'n
bought in New York. Persons from the neighhor-
ing villages and counties, who have htr.iotoIe seHt
North, ran provide themselves with gUrd an article
the subscribers, and low price he pre-
pared aud will furnish Them al The shortest not
at prices rang ing from 81 la $50.
Also. constantly on hand the much improved shuck
and Cotton MaIres es, al the prices Also,
las, lounges, SC manufactured in various 81! les
IaIrng of sofas ard renoVaing old Mattress
=. Sc done with neatneSs and despatch. ALI orders
thankfully received and promptly attended TO
My Ware Room is Fayetteville Street three doors
above the YarbIouSh House.
J. Fl. HARRIS.
Upholsierer and Mattress Maker.
Good Feathers taken the highest prices in ex-
change for Matt esses.
Raleigh March l, 1858. 30
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
CEDAP. ROCK. N. C..

TINE subscriber having consented TO take charge of
this popular institution, situated in Franklin Coun-
", about IL miles east of Louisburg, will commence
exercises the I'd Monday in July next II is pre-
sured that the desrableness of this location is well
known as render reference in this connection, al
most unnecessary. It is known that in point of health
intelligence, refinement, and influence, the community
of Cedar Rock is almost without parallel iii the Stale
Tue course of instruction will be thorough, embracing
The usual branches of practical English education
extensive course of sciences and mathematics Greek,
Latin. and French Languages Board may be obtained
n the best families at $3.50 per month.
TERaEs Of Tuition per Session of five months, $40,
SI9 and 81 s. according TO advancement The above
charges embrace the expenses session for the entire
course, except rench for which Sc extra will be
charged. WIN. G. FINCH, Principal.
June %, 1853. 64-4w.
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s. Eagle Hotel % Chapel Hill, for sal

s. Eagle HOtel,'' Chapel Hill, for Sale
TTNHE Propretress of this well known and profitable
establishment, having realized sufficient ilctne to
warrant her in resuming the quiet of private life. of
ers to the public generally the opportunity of bidding
for its advantages
The citizens of the State well acquainted with
the advantages of its position that but few remarks
necessary to complete their information.
The Hotel itself possesses all the requirmens of room
and comfort which its purchasers desire II has
plcity for the accommodation of hundred and fifty
DO irders and the and rapid growth of the Uni
versity adjacent makes it easy maeIto possess such
or a greater number of students.
In addition this, the frequent travel through Chap
ell Hill gives the HOTEL (cng the only in the place.
| transient custom equal to any III the State.
The lots and stables adjoining extensive and COM
modOus, and the country-market supplies abundanty
and on profitable terms murh OF lis provisions.
The of sale require third of the price to
he paid taking possession note, with safe security
and time OF payment suited to the convenience of the
purchaser, the reasonable demands for the remain
der.
If further information he desired concerning the in
ducements to purchase the President of the University
any other resident of the village, will furnish it
Possession he obtained any time, after the Isl
of May. App to ANNE S. billiard.
! Chapel Hill G. Feb. 81. 1851 ga
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TAR RIVER ACADEMY.

M3ENHE next Session of this School will open on the
=. 7s 3 9th day of July next
Terms of Tai,n per Session of months 81 so to
S15. Board with the trustees SIS per mouth.
The present principal, MIR. inc. F. Dance, has had
charge of this institution for the last Is months and
has proven himself eminently qualified for the IespOnsi
zfa5ie station.
The object of the trustees has been from the to
afforaa good School preparatory to any College i'll the
country so low price to make certainto
effsct this they place hoard at SIS per month which is
low that it should not he estimated part of the
expense at ALL
The School is located in Granville county, miles
west of Oxford i'll healthy moral and pleasant neigh
A0rhood.
For further particulars, address
e. w. ALLEN, Secretary.
Observation-Disclosures A. RUSSELL VIM. Clement, Allen
Walker, Jas. e. Cozart and L. r. Allen.
Ter River r. o., Granville Co., N c. s74 wtraJ'y.
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NOTICE.

TN accordance with decree of Wake Court of Equi-
ty, at Spring Term, 1885, shall offer for sale on
day the Sd day of June next. at StrickIancs Store
in Wake County. tract Oh land owned by the LATE
Berry Bum containing about Tour hundred aud egh-
teen acres anG lying The wesi-sIde of AIOccasln
Creek and bounded by the lands of Code Bum and
Others; also on the same day two tracts of land in
Franklin County, one Containing about sixty acres. adj
joining he lands oil ObedIah Strck land and Others and
The other on Moccasin Greek containing estimation
three hundred and seventy two The two last
famed tracts to be sold on the premises.
Terms of sale six AMI twelve months credit, bond
and good security required.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C.M.
April 50, 1883. a.
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TTNHE Subscribers having fully made up their minds
10 enter into the Hardware Trade would take this
occasion to say that they constantly receiving
intend keeping general assortment thai has
been kept in this town, and at prices lower than the
lowest-neither of us experienced Carpenters"
but experienced dealers, and will sell Carpen ers
Tools and Hardware generally, lower than any other
sc live man and mstake-aii we ask from our
friends home and abroad a trial. and If we do no,
prove what say-QUiT US
r. Smiths corner, cheap side-rpposife E. L. Hard
ing's. EVANS s. COOKE
Raleigh, June Is, 1853 60
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KalnabIe Property for Sale
LISTING or
MILTON EIl0lR MILL, SAW MI


y e copbrfnership of Barrett & Newsom expires
in 6|5 mex by limitation, and The 9Th OIL uy
1908 offer for sale at public auction, if not sold
privately that time, the very valuable Flour MILL
saw Mill later Power, ID Dwellings and Town lots,
together with two four horse teams aud wagons, win
much other property of various descriptions. -
Tho Flour mill. Saw Mill, Cooper shop blacksmitn
shop aud Aiiler's House will be disposed OF tgetnsr'
and will be sold on and IL months time, with Inter,
est, bond and good security required, neSotdole anu
payable at the Milton Bank
The houses and lots will be sold separately, upon
months nie with interest," bond and good security ne
gotable at the Milton Bank. The balance OF the pro-
uerty in all sums under $500, cash, all over, month
time, bond and good security.
As we shall remove Cotton machinery 10 otnei
locations offer two rs horse power Steam Engines
of superior quality and the Cotton Factory Building
for sale privately.
These we'll known Mills situated in the town Oh
Milton, on the Country Line, with ample water power
for milling purposes i'll the midst OF highly cultivated
Wheat country, with extensive and valuable w neat
and Corn custom, Immediately bateau naVlgauon'
within So miles Richmond and DanVllle Railroad
Flour eau delivered alter it is shipped In Richmond
or Petersburg in DAY when the Richmond ana
Railroad s completed.
T. rare opportunity is offered to all persons wishing to
engage in this Letters addressed to US at THIS
ulace will be promptly attended TO.
J BARRETT & NEWSOM.
! Milton June 9Th, 1853. 81 is.
% AL persons indebted to Barrett and Newsom, and
Barrett, Newsom and Holden, are expected to make
immediate payment. And all persons having accounts
against will present them for settlement before the
day of sale.
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$40 M EH CHI N T S--IHPORTANT AND
TRUE. The Tact, thai merchants can supply lhe:I
wants their home markets, and thus save The trouble
aud expense of northern "Trip. being fully established
the subscribers, anIc Ipaun III erge demand tuI
their ponuar Ready Made Cluihing have manufactured
an unusually large stock which, III may safety say.
has been suIpassed if 1t has been JAILED, IN the
southern market,
Encouraged Ivy the very liberal patronage hh"'o re-
ceived, and with Target. increased facilities we re de-
ternnrd 10 keep pace with the onward spirit oil the
aye and To every honorable effoIt to deserve OUI
share of The public dstr6utiOM. Merchants visit
Tug Petersburg, whether dealing in C"thing o hnt are
invited to vi1II our WHOLEsALE Rooms. now Stocked
with every variety OF Cialhi Of nGnufGc
ture modern les. and AT Nt1c York prices
A. S. SHAFER x CO,
WHoLEsALE CLOTHING BAZAAR,
Sycamore, three siooIs from Bank street.
Petersburg. Va
Senfamher 1850 SIT