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Washington sentinel., 1853-12-10

Leaving balance in the treasury,
September, 80, 1888, of....... S2s.2l7ss7, -
The estimated receipts for the second, third
and fourth quarters of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1854, are as follows:
From customs. ................. S37 000, 900 00
lands ................. 5000 900 0l
miscellaneous sources. 49,. 100000 0(
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-10

To which add the balance in the
treasury, September 80, 1853. 2S,217,Se
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-10

Balance in the treasury July 1853 2l,9i2,s92 ST
tAs appears blythe accompanying statement Al
The estimated receipts for the fiscal year
ending June 30 1854, were as follows
From customs. s.................. $4,000 900 90
lands s..................... :. 100000 90
miscellaneous sources... 200 900 90
Add estimated balance July /, 1853 5.372079 81
Washington sentinel., 1853-12-10

The sums paid for redemption of the public
debt during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1853. and the premium &c: were as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
Scnninrinl Dlslrlel.

~ a meeting of the Wing delegates iiom
The counties OF Amherst, Nelson and buek'hg
ham, comprising the Senatorial district, Tor the
purpose of nominating a Wing candidhte iof
the district, the Convention WIS called 10 OF
der, and DIR. Wm. L. hall oi Buckingham
placed IN the chair, and DIR. VIM. L. Johnson
of Amherst. and Capt James NJ. Harms oil Nei
on were appointed Seereteries y
The delegates from each county Icing call
ed. there were present from
Nelson-W A Payne A Stewart.A BIbb.
] NJ Phelps, David WIT, Z IL DiIlard, NJ >
Shipman, G G Welsh, james 5 Penn, JOS II
Robcrsfs, J II Pamplin, y f CabeIl. J u Nc.
Cleland. X II EuLank. X Bib, l. Pur-
Wis. ] NJ Harris, w NJ Cabell. Josiah Faux
ner, Wilson Peters, and J Mitchell.
Amherst X Ellis. J J VIM. Thomas
Whitehead, w II johnson, Il l. Coleman, }
y b Cobbs. -.
Neutrality-suspicious. Patterson, John "
Marlborough, Clifford Cabell, VIM Hall, lhos
Robertson.
On motion of WIN NJ Cabel, Resolved,
unanimously, that tho delegates in the Wing
Senatorial Convention assembled pledge them
selves individually 10 sustain and 10 further,
by all proper means. the election oil the NOM.
nee OF this Convention.
On motion of Mr.. james S. Penn, the con
vention took recess OF ten minutes for the
purpose of giving the delegations from the diff
fercnt counties an opportunity Of consulting
among themselves. AT the expiration OF which
time tho convention again assembled and
On behalf Of the delegation of Nelson, WIN
NJ. Cabell reported that Robt X. Irving, Esq
of Buckngham,w was unanimously the choice oil
that delegation. and, for himself and that dele
CATION, he nominated him as the candidate OF
the Wing party Tor the State Senate.
On behalf of tho Amherst delegation, Mr.
Thos Whitehead seconded the nomination ms
the unanimous choice OF the Buckingham del
egaton
Whereupon, it was unanimously resolved
that RoBr X IRvrNG be declared the nominee
of the Wing party for this Senatorial district
and that Josiah X. Ellis, of Amherst, VIM. NJ.
Cabel of Nelson and Maj. Jas. NJ. Patterson
of buckingham be appointed committee
to inform Mr.. Irving Of his nomination, and re
quest bis acceptance.
Resolved that the proceedings of this Con.
yentlon be published in the Wing papers of the
cities Of Richmond and Lynchburg.
The Convention then adjourned, sane die.
WIN. p. HALL, Chairman.
VIM. II. JOHNSON, Scc,,,oy;cs
JAMES Nj. HARRIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
Peeccpt and Practice.

One Of the complaints made against the adj
mInlsrntion Of Mr.. FiImore,b ythe party in OPP
position, wasan alleged increase in the govo rn-
ment expenditures; and they pledged tho n
selves, in the event of success, to retrenc h.
ment and economy. The President refers to
this in his inaugural and says "if this reason l.
be expectation be not realized, frankly CO IL
Tess that one of your leading hopes is doome ]
to disappointment" Scarcely had the form is
ofJho election been gone through before til c
extraordinary proposal was made in Congress !,
by friends of the successful candidate that tn
sum Of ten millions of dollars he placed at tn 20
disposal Of Mr.. Pierce, to be used az he Nigh t
think proper, in meeting certain mprobabl g
contingencies in our foreign relations An d
before the official oath of the new Presdcl It
was taken. the following appropriations We q
made all going to his behoof or that Of II O
party:
Foy repairing the Presidents Mansion, IN
Guiding cleaning. painting, whitewashing, o.
tending The east wing OF offices for carrag
house. a. 81 300; and for heating. ventl "a
ting, painting the exterior, painting the Wa lis
and ceilings Of the rooms on the first hoor,u I'D
the purchase Of books for the Presidents libl IA
ry, $4,000.
For r.tiynishag tile Presidents House. to
lac expended under the direction ofthe Pre- ST.
dent in addition to the proceeds of the sale OF
such of the furniture and equipage of the said
house as may be out of repair or unfit for
use, S25 600
For Tie Equestrian Statue Of Gen. Jachs0n,
to compensate Clark Mills therefor, and make
THE properly Of the United States, $50 600
1R assistant .Secreta1yof State, is authori-
zed to be appointed by the State Department.
with an annual salary of $4,000.
The salaries Of the Vice President and Cab
met oGccrs, including the Secretaries of State.
Treasury, War. Navy, and Interior, and the
> Postmaster General ard Attorney General, are
respectively increased from $4,000 to $4,000
5 per annum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10

VIRGINIA EEGISLATUEsE.
MONDAY, Mar. 7.
IIOmSc Of Delegates.

The following bills were passed to-day.
A bill to establish law libraries;
Authorizing the Governor to issue percus
sion lock pistols to the Lewiston troop, in the
county of Luhenburg;
Incorporating the London and Virgini'
Gold and Copper Mining Company
Incorporating the Blooms Grove Quarryng
Mining and Manufacturing Company
Amending the charter Of the Wesleyan Fe
male Institute at Stanton;
Incorporating the town of Bfuceton, in the
county of Preston
Amending an act dis,ricling the counties
providing compensatons for Commissioners
&c.
Authorising the county court of Scott, to
make change in the Cumberland Gap and
Prices Turnpike;
Amending the charter ofthe town OF Dan
vile;
Amending an act providing for the election
Of certain officers in the city Of Norfolk by the
qualified voters thereof
Auhorsing an inspection Of tobacco at Lib
erty, in the county of Bedford;
Continuing in force the charter ofthe Wheel
ing Fire and Marine Insurance Company;
incorporating the town of kngwood
A bill Incorporating the New River White
Sulphur Springs and Mining and Manulactu-
ring Company.
At near 3 o'clock, the tIusue adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
Uncle Tosrs-sst,,.


In n letter lately written to a Scotch Clergy
man Mrs. Stowe says.
an Row putting through The press another
work. ~ Key Ia Uncle Toms Cabin con-
tanning all the facts and documents which con-
firm the story truth darker and saddef, anil
moro painful 10 write than the fiction was.
shall call heaven aud earth TO witness tho deed c
which have been done here Alas tbat |
should do IT,"
In the same paper ON Which We clip this
We find the following item, per contra
Two slaves who ran on'from the este 10 of
the late VIM. Teni of Parkersburg Va, bout
two years ago, and went to Ohio, have ret emit
| ly voluntarily returned 10 slavery oi the
ground that they were suffering from war OF
food and were unable 10 procure work. L hree
Others who ran off al The same time, were
also anxious TO return but were prevented hy
the Abolitionists who forcibly detained their
children
A faithful and aged sllve, the carriage -dri-
or of one Of our citizens, was buried in this
place last Tuesday. I he number of POI sons
Of his own color who attended his fun eraI,
VIC have heard estimated at five hume Ired.
Nearly all Of these were slaves who had been
released from labor my their masters in be-
dicncc 10 he universal principle W hich
prompts US to do honor to fidelity honesty and
duty well discharged, however humble may
have been the occupation in which they ere
displayed. In the heightened and dusky pro-
cesson that followed "Unce Tom" to his gr ave
were seen ten or dozen of the private car
riages of our citizens,voluntarily sent by t heir
owners from impulses Of humanity and res 'oct
impulses as prompt, in the Southern he art.
to acknowledge worth in the slave as the ma bob.
1t is such scenes as this, daily occurring in
tho South, that stamp the work of Mrs. st, pwe
with un,ruhnnI render its circulation amt ing
us innocuous. Indeed. the best reply and the
seyercs criticism that the work can call e nth
is tho fact that the people Of the South PEI rmit
its free and general circulation among tho n
knowing that itself furnishes the antidoi g TO
The poison 1t contains.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
Candidates for Office.


We are authorizes to anaunce PnLLtr ". " EBb. a.
candidate Cr tie Office Of Police Master for the elF 81
Lynchburg,
Tg-We are authorized Announce Mnl. 9AALs nl.
FAGn, The present incumbent. candidate ipi Ia III, III.
If CIek of the ct Of Hastings for the city Of Lynch
burg.
March3-Jts
E7y-We are authorized announce AiLilAN u
BE,scn cnnilate tor the office Of Mayor"t the q }
Of Lyuehbutg
Marei3-dts.
vg@Wo are authorised to announce h.fps AHph -
.ox esndd,ta for the oflce Of Police Master OF the
city OF LynelibOfg. Niafeii' "
F-F}-We are authorized to announce NDREw - DID
LAKg a candidate for the Cierkshp of the iiH'tHs'
Court for the city Of Lynehburg
Marcl2-dts
~ We are authorized To announce VIZ. H. FEATh'
ERsToS candidate for the Office ofClerk OF the Court oil
Hastings for the corporation Of Lynehbnrg
Feb. 28-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
Melancholy Death.

mr' 'ohn Crumpecker. an aged and highly
respected citizen Of Missouri. who removed
TO ihat oiaie from the county of Bedford, seve.
raiyears since, being on visit to his friends
insihiscouniry,came suddenly to his death ON
The first instant, under the following nainG,l
circumstances He was near Mr.. Y. DIVERS
in the County of Roanoke. andit is supposed
felIfrom his horse sometime daring the even.
ing preccdinghis death. as the horse made hi,
way TO MIR. divers duIingthe night. Whel
iound on the following morning Mr.. c. wa
inscnsioie, nearly frozen and unable to give Q
ny account ofthe occurrence which produce
hs death. ho Was highly esteemed hy hi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
Congressional Districts.

Under our Geographic head yesterday We
gave the counties composing this and two ad
joining districts. In this district we are sold to
the Dutch. Bocock and Meade are thrown
together, but it is understood that the latter is
an applicant for foreign mission and he will
rhus probably be got out of the way. We
have no doubt Mr. Bocock will aid him very
heartily in securing the appointment. The
complexion Of the Amherst district is some
whot improved. twill be worth fighting for
If the wings will bring out suitable man they
may carry it. We reserve general comments
unta we have seen the entire arrangement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
OFFICE OF THE J. 4. & X. CO., !
RlcHMoND, March 10Th, 1853. !

A CALLED Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Jas.
"A River and kanawha Co. will be held at this ohce,
Wednesday the goth of April next, in accordance
with the provisions of the 2nd Bye.Luw Of the Com
puny, which provides that Extra General Meetings of
the Stockholders may be convened at any time by the
President, the application of any number of Stock
holders not less than forty owing togcthernot less than
six thousand shares.
Bya resolution Of the Stockholders it ia provided
that every of Attorney appointing proxy 10 rep
Stock, shall be regarded sufficiently uuthenti
Gated if it be under the hand and seal of the Siochhd
er, and be attended by witnesses.
BY order of The President,
WM f. AUNFnRD Scr'yy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10

CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE A WEEK.
II Il M A II ks.
RICHMOND, March

RICHMOND, March I, 1888.
ToRAcco.-Rcceipts increasing. The quality Is gem
orally inferior. Prices remain unchanged except for
very common grades, which think little lower We
quote bstered lug. 4asi SO; better Kinds Bass 50;
common leafGls7 good stemng7 5oa$0 SO; manuiac.
turing 8as2O
fLouH-We have little or no alteration to note in
prices. Demand moderate and supply fair. Wequote
Richmond superfne $5a5 25 and Sc; according to
the fai cy of the trade for different brands.
GRAIN.-Prices have uneergone change during tho
week. Our millors are now paying better prices for
good Wheat than obtained in any other market in
the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
OBITUARY.

Died in Richmond. the evening of Thursday, the
Bird inst, WILLIAM DANIEL, son Of Wood and Martha
b. Boudin, aged three years, two months, aud eighteen
days.
At ST. Augustine Florida on the OH ult., LYDIA f.
Jackson, wife of Rev. WIN. q. JACKSON and daughter
of Col Jacob HoIingsworlh Of Hagerstown, Md.
AT Marianne Florida, on Thursday oath February in
tie 23rd year of her age Mrs, MARY r. wife of the
Hon. Ii y Hawkins, and youngest daughter of Mrs La.
cy Brockenhrough formerly Of the University of Viz.
ginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
we, the Subscribers, being Stockholders in the ,MEs
RIVER AND kANAwHA COMPANY, do hereby constitute
and appoint
true and lawful attorney and proxy represent each
OF us in all general meeting Of the Stockholders If said
Company, held within six months from and after the
date hereof, when personally present rep
resented by some other proxy; with fn power and
thor'ty at such genernl meetings, give such vote
votes aud to do such other or acts as each of
could give or do member of the said meetings, if
we were personally present; and do hereby ratfy
and confirm whatever vote votes, acts said
attorney may lawfully give do Tor in pun suance of
the authority hereby conferred upon him
Witness our hands and seals Ills day
of thousand eight hundred
and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10

The Washington correspondent OF the South
Side Democrat does not appear to look with
much favor on the appointment Of Gen. Cush.
ing TO a seat in the Cabinet. He says:
Caleb Gushing, the attorney general, is
gentleman well qualified for his position. tho
.As past Career hardly augurs future Decline
IN poines' and though more acceptable per-
son might have been appointed, yet. we will
not gramGi'' hut give to his appointment a
nearly endorsements, with the belief that the
oa,auee o, the cabinet are corse,s stiff enough
10 keep him straight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
IA GARD 81 rhe under.gned. Commissioned Of lhe

A CARD. The undersigned, Commissioner of the
~ Revenue forthe city of Lynchbnrg, had deermin-
cd owing the nadcqnary of the pay heretofore allow
ed him by the Council for the discharge Of the duties
appertaning to said Office decline it after the eNrira-
ton of the present year, but mate reflection,
especially be Is already appointed to said office Tor
the State and hoping too, that the Council will become
satisfied that the sary which has pcrquises is too
small, he will, should the of the city favor him
with the appointment continue to discharge the duties
thereof for the ensuing year lie therefore hereby de-
carcs himself candidate for the office Of Commi,
er of the Revenue, for the city Of Lynchburg.
Mmchl0--wtde THOS. BILLIARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
HsEs

On the ond inst by Rev, J. l.. Prirhard, the Vir.
ginia Hotel MIR. I. A. WRIGHT and Miss MARY E.
daughter of Mr. John Stoner.
BY the Rev. Dr. Jones, Thursday, the 9th Febru-
lrv, PArRcX HENnY AYLETr, Esq. of the county OF
King William, and Miss EMLY Ann, daughter of Col
lohn Ruthcrfoord Of Richmond city
On the 22d instant by Elder Z. n, Johnson Mr.. Pc.
Z TR II. PATTERsoH, of Buckingham, and Miss LucIE
. VI. CHRISTIAN. OF Arpomattox
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
BLANKS bLaNhs's
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
|,ONsTABLES' warrants,
~ Executions,

" Executions,
Delivery Bonds and Notices,
indemnify Ing Bonds.
sHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all different BLANKS which found for sale can
hnd Mt VirgBian Office, where there Is ur5e and beau
full supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman 10 whom the execution Of this department o.
our business entrusted has superior in The state aud all
who this establishment rest assured OF
speedy md faithful performance.
our facilities for Pamphlet, Card and Rule W ork,
are complete which, addition OF Fancy Types and
Embellishments recently made make the hrgina good Job
Office as = 0 be found in the Interior.
Orders the City and Country respectfully solicited
In 2j-d8cifts TERRY SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
New Confectiomeryn and Ice Crcam

eW Confectionery and Zee Cream
~ Saloon The subscriber wishes to inform the
Ladies ond Gentlemen of this city, that he Las opened
new Confectionery and lee Cream Saoon in the house
Two doors above Tiusley, Taylor & Cos store, main
street where he intends koepi0gal things in his line
fresh and nice, having it great expense ard trouble
fitted up his house in the finest Style suitable for the
ccpton Of the Ladies' and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with their patronage.
lie has also fitted up lee Cream Saloon where that
delicious art ice will be served up at all times, when the
opens
Hoping to share portion of the public patronage he
only requests witt to become satisfied.
J.ZETEL,
mar idtt Late of Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
(sFAI)
(SEA1)
artll10-ciw
rB,EN Plate and Clover seed

Il 90 Boxes Tin Pinto,
Pigs Block Tin.
80 Bush. Clover Seed aboard Don't EAGLE and
dnily expected and for sale by GEO. BAGBY
MnrchlQ-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10

friends who deeply regret bis sudden, and do
plorable death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-10
ARTICLES.

LyhchbuFB " HUltsHIe FFICes Lmrrent
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AND Arr,r
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NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

Turner's Notes on Herodo,us, Bohns edition. 81 25
Yue-tide Stories, collection of scandinavian and
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BONN edition. -.---..l IS
Lucans Phars lila, literally translated into English
prose with notes. by Riley, b A, Bohns ed-
ton- ---........--..,.i 20
Chalmers the Power, Wisdom and Goodness of
God Bridgewater treatise, Bohn's edition as
Life and Correspondence OF John Foster edited by j
Ryland' and Shepherd Bohns edition, vols. 2 90
Punch's Prize Noveists, the Fat Contributor and
Travels in London, by w M Thackeray, Apple.
tons Library SO
Lives ofthe Brothers Humboldt, Alexander and Will
Ham, translated and arranged from the German of
Klencke and Tchlesier, by Juliette Bauer
Interviews, memorable and useful, from diary and
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History of Nero With engravings by Jacob Abbott
Childs History Of England, from the ancient tunes
OF the reign of Henry the Fiji by Cias Dickens
Agathas Husband novel by the author Of Olive, &c
Historical and desert ptye sketches of Norfolk and vi
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13

GROCERIES,. &c.-On THURSDAY the 18th
~ April, we will sell at 10 o'clock at our auction
store. an assortment of Groceries, viz:
Laguayra and Java Coffee
Bacon, Coffee Sugars
Molasses Soap
Green Teas Candles
Lamp OIL Brandy
Rectifed Whiskey, N ERum
Wrapping Paper. Cheese
ALSO
100 boxes Oranges
Also-2O0 bushels Potatoes
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 500, and over four months
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN &C.,
ap III Aucts.
GTRAW BONNETs AND HATS ar AUG.
- TION-On THURSDAY, I4th inst, at III o'clock
will sell at auction store so straw Bonnets
and Hats. fresh and desirable goods.
TERMs-Under $lO) cash. 500 and over months
credit for approved paper
DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO.,
apl3 Aucts
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DOGGETT Il ANDERSON.

1,. 49, t.lII7 Ie'5 IA-VD FAPEK HANGERS,
corner OF Governor and Frank i'm sts
AVE now in store their spring stock of French and
- American Paper angings Borders. Fire Screens
ana oar,a9 Papers making complete and elegant as.
sonen OF al the various styles in also, large va
DOW SHADES and Blinds, with general assortment of
curtain Goods Cornices and Trimmings ALSO cured hair
ine, all OF which will be sold the most reasonable
terms and Paper Hanging and Upholsterng executed ia
tue shorteoI hotlce IN town or counry NH 30-3m