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Assembly.

ALBANY Jan II, 1883
INTRODUCED
Toimpose tolls railroads
Toncorporatc the Society for the Relief Of Aged and In
firm clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Regulating the pay and duties Of pilots in the pert of
New York.
Regulating the fare of passengers railroads.
To amend the law exempng the clergy from taxa
tion.
Requiring the Canal superintendent to publish morth
ly abstracts of their expenditures.
By Mr.. MILLER, to increase the on emgrants &c 81
n head.
BY Mr.. D. B. TAYLOR, to increase the number Of New
York harbor masters.
BY Mr.. LIVINGSTON, to provide for the incorporatior,o
express companies.
by Mr.. OpELI. TO protect pattern makers.
BY Mr., GILMORE to amend the Code OF Procedure
INTRODUCED.
by Slr. WOOD to impose tolls all freight carried On
railroads.
by Mr., KENNEDY to prevent the Syracuse and Rockies
ter railroad from charging higher fares the way than
on through passengers.
BY Mr.. WEEKS to repeal the law exempting certain cor
porations from taxation.
HOMESTEAD
Mr. KENNEDY called up his resolution instructing
members of Congress to vote for the homestead law but
being prepared to act he moved to lay the resclu
tion on the table to be printed. Adopted.
The House adjourned.
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VNCiNNAT, jan II, TB0J
John Petit to-day elected United States Senator ~
the Indiana Legislature to fill the unexpired OF Jas
Whitcomb, deceased.
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BosroN, Jan IL, 1853
The House to-day elected the Hon. J. II. Clifford 90
vernon, by the following vote
J. II. Clifford (whg) .148
Henry w Bishop dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Horace Mann, (F S)..... oi
The vote for Lieutenant Governor, follows
Elisha Huntington, (whig)
J. d. Thompson (dem 81
Amasa Walker e. s. 4s
The Senate gave Clifford 90 and Huntington % voes to
four for all others.
The wings in to night nominated r. M Wright,
of Eashampton for Secretary of State and jacob Loud
Of Plymouth for Treasurer.
The whig candidate for Boston Councillor, is George =
Upton.
1t is thought that Mr. Everetts chance for the Senator
ship Is not very promising.
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Hon. JnO. M. Clayton Elected U. 8. senator.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IL, 1853.
The Hon. John M Clayton to-day elected by the
Delaware Legislature United States Seuator for the terri
Of ak years
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The Southern Malls.

r.
The New Orleans mails of the 4th and 9th inst,
received here to-day but tonight have nothing
beyond Washington.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
AlhlSy, Jan. Il. 1858.

| AihANf, jan IL, 1905
| MEMORIALS FROM BROOKLYN
Mr. VANDERBILT presented a memorial from the Atlantic
Dock Co... oony for grant of land under water also OF
the Brooslyn ayings Bank for authority to purchase
stock
THE INvFsfsGATf0S On RAILWAY AccIDssTs.
Mr. BARTLETT made report the subject of causes,
and the statistics of railway accidents Referred to the
Railway Committee.
Mr MORGAN gave notice of bill to amend the law rela
tive TO foreign life Insurance companies.
Mr. PIERCE gave notice Of bill repeating the law pro-
vdag for the publication of the coona, history of the
State &C.
THB ATLANTIC A.yr RAILWAY
The bill to incorporate the Atlantic and Pacific Railway
taken up in committee.
Mr. TABss (whg) said that lie could not give the bill
his support The first thing that stood in his way
the enormous capital-s10O, Oc9, ,OO0 This immense
capital which would construct fourteen Erie canals
it off and use it many hundred miles away, in region
which we have control 1t this feature,
this conglomeratng OF such enormous capital that
alarmed him. Another objection was, that the Legisla
had jurisdiction the territory through which
the road passed-nothng to do with the franchises
no power over the company proposed to be created.
Mr. BRISTOL (dem said the question resolved itself into
simple one-is the railroad called forY He thought it
was and advocated the proprey of the State moving at
Mr. CoNcER (dem) said his desire have general
law possbe-at least to have all the usual clauses Of
safety Included.
The Commtte reported progress
METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
In Committee of the Whole, the bill to authorse the
Metropolitan Fire Insurance Company, of New York, to
increase s directors, was ordered to third reading
SAVINGS BANKS.
The Committee Of the Whole took up the bill relative to
savings banks and reported progress and then the
Senate adjourned
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WAIHANIoN, Apfll lb, loOV
Sr-I have the honor TO submit to you in shape
IN which am authorized by the President to sign the
same the project OF the convention which originated in
mutual conferences and consultations shortly after
your arrival in this country.
presume from the information you recently gave
TO the instructions you had received from her rtan
NC majesty government, that you duly authorised
and win be ready to in the said convention in
which case time can be at once fixed for common
signature,
have further 10 observe, that at period when, in
of circumstances not necessary to be stated
II was supposed that no such arrangement would DO
tered into between respective countries that
about 10 conclude the treaty negotiated oy this
government with the State OF Nicaragua the I'd day of
epembcr last "a copy Of which far az relates 10 tho
proposed ship csnsl transmitted ly Mr. LAWRENCE to
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ELECTION OF GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT q
VERNON, ETC.
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TIE CORRESPONDENCE RELATIVE TO THE CLAYTON
AND BULwER TREATY.

order that readers may have all the facts before
thenl we the official letters in full which were
transmitted to the utive session of the Senate with
The message OF President Taylor the 22d Of April 1850
Here they -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

~. Tnere many ignorant and W. tn
esss Quacks advertising themselves as Physicians ruin
ing the health ofthc already afflicted that Dr. Johnston
deems it necessary to say, especially those unacquan
ed with his reputation that his elentias or dplo
always hang in his Office
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Immediately cured, and full vigor restored
~ ALL LETTERS Observation-Disclosures
SENT RY MAIL Oci8 -dkcly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
NEW Il COMPLETE Gnxetteer

"A OF THE UNITED STATES-Edn By 4. Bald-
.sin and J Thomas, NJ. d., with and supurb
Map of the United States, engraved upon steel, In
Of publication by Lippncot. Grambo and Co,
Phadep pbia-The publication II this the most elabo
rate thorough md complete Gozetcer OF the United
States pted has been delayed by the absotne
lnposiJiity of obtaining the JH and complete Census
returns without which my work OF the sort must to-
tally fail to answer the purpose for which 6azetteer
is especially needed The moment publication OF tho
Census returns is made by Congress--now looked Tor
dnily--this new work will be completed and issued.
The plan upon which this Gazetteer is arranged
will be fonnd superior any yet attempted, and per-
fccty adapted To the wants and convenience OF those
who consult its pages This arrangement Is strictly al
phnbetcn that, by referring to any nane tho
reader will be put possession OF oil the requisite facts
and be under the necessity OF referring to one page
for description of place, and TO another for tho sta
tistics.
Besides containing everything Of value that IL TO be
found in any other Guzetteer to very large amount OF
and valuable nformnton received during the past
FIVE years from twothoUsand correspondents, in
all ports Of the country will give this Gazetteer
n value ncomparaby beyond other work OF the sam1
character Especnlly will be found original and val
liable, giving particular information about tho newer
portions of our country; and will contain notices OF soma
thousands OF towns nships, and Villages not named In
any Gnzetteer yet published.
1t will be from this that Lippncott. Grambo, 81
Co.'S Gazetteer of the United States will be the only
up the time, and therefore, Of real value. The
which have retarded its publication involve its
excellence.
addition the allimportaut advantages above
soned, il will have the indispensable element of COM
petncss with regard the various satistcs Of tho United
States-an element which work published anterior,
to the Census possibly possess.
CY'Those who wish to procure "A work Of this kind
will therefore do well examine previous 10 purchasing
and themselves that the Gazetteer offered TO them
the various exceences above alluded to;
they will then tho propriey Of whiting the appear
Of this one which, above stated is only delayed
for the issue Of the Census returns when 1t will be inn
mediately completed and published.
May 17-dts
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NUMBER 249

sentences before they began tolook up; then to
look at each other with surprse.as If fdoubting
the evidence of their own senses then aftrac-
ted by some strong gesture struck by some
majestic attitude, fascinated by tho spell Of his
eye, the charms of his emphasis, and the vari-
ed and commanding expression of his counte-
nance, they could look away more. In less
than twenty minutes, they might be seen in
every part of the house. on every bench,
in every window, stepping forward from
their stands in death like silence; their features
fixed in aJnazernent and awe; all their senses
listening and rivetted upon The speaker, as ito
catch the last strain of some heav emily visitant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

FaurfcA hIehFy, the eAheThCah OEMtOR.
Henry's information was very limited. and
he was much dsinclined to study. Take my
word for it," was his remark to friend in ad-
vanced life, we are too old to read books; read
men-they are the only volumes we can read
to advantage" What he did read was always
for use. Mr.. Lee (the Cicero Of tho Virginia
Assembly, was descanting tediously till late
hour, on the beauties Of "Don Quixote."
Henry assented' but added, "blessings on the
man who first invented sleep it covers one all
over like cloak" Henry's maiden speech is
thus briefly described
"And now came he first trial Of Patrick
Henry's strength. No one had ever heard
him speak, and curiosity was on tip toe. He
rose very awkwardly; and faltered much in
his exordium. The people hung their heads
ut so unpromisIng commencement the cler
gy were observed to exchange ely looks at
each other, and his father is described as hav.
ing almost sunk with confusion from his seat
Bot these feelings were OF short duration and
soon gave place to others of a different charac.
ter. For now were those wonderful faculties
which he possessed for the first time developed;
and now was first witnessed that mysterious
and almost supernatural transformation Of ap.
pearance which the fire of his own eloquence
never failed to work in him. For as his mind
rolled along, and began to glow from its own
themselves spontaneously. His attitude, by
degrees, became erect and lefty. The spirit o
lis genius awakened all his TEXTURES.
They say that the people, whose countenance
had fallen as he Arose, had heard but few
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
rl,o CLERKS a HOTEL KEEPERS.

Il wish to employ at the Hot Springs, Bath Co.,
Va during the next summer good book-keeper
also. some one acquainted with the management Of
frat cnss public House. To persons possessing the
quiste qualifications and who furnish satisfactory
references character and competency, liberal
compensation will be pnid.
Any communication addressed TO me will be prompt
ly answered. y. GOODE,
mn o0-r3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

MI YO CABELL a Co., HAVING
lVL Steam Saw Mil near the Canal, with abun-
lan supply of Timber, prepared f promptly any
orders they may receive Having Bouts of their own,
they will deliver Lumber ordered Of them any point
on the Canal without delny
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nielsen Co.
An Q7-dkc3tawta
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pRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

- The undersigned procuring from their cee-
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery
~, Mil Stones and Burrs of the very best quality Tho
reputation Of these stones widely known, but the
Railroad giving increased facilities In filling orders,
have ap, oined Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, and Lee
johnson, Lyncbburg, agents for tho sae Of
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blacksburs, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & ca.
James M. Williams, Dnnville, Va, Reynolds a. Co.
Leak.ville, N o. aro aso our agents. l.P. Il Cs
Feb l4dAets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
ICOItiCE, Rope, Iron, 4

IL just recei wing and have in Store
90 Gases "FG" Mass Licorice, very fine,
20 do do Stick do do
60 do 'Labonia" Stick Lcorioe, very fine,
S Coils Manila nope to IA inches in diameter,
GOO Farm Bags,
10 Tons Toughest Rolled Iron, every size.
do do Band Hoop Iron, every size,
To which wo invite tho attention Of those In want.
apI5-dts McCORkLE e. JONES.
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EGROES WANTED.-THE subscriber
" having located in Lynchburg will give the highe"
prices for Negroes between the ages OF io ana % years
Those having negroes for sale VIII nnd IL 70 Ine'
a., ,o call on him at Dibrels Hotel Lynchburg, Va.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
AZ oe -, READ
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RICHMOND.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT - CO..
Il RIG MOND. offer for sale in siore ana loat. .a

EDMUND, DAVENPORT - CO..
ILRlCHMOND, offer for sale in 'oat. NJ
Wholesale
5Ood Sacks Lyerl fine Salt, Marshall and othe' tas..
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
300 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expeeteS
800 bbls Rosendale Cement
800 bushels prime Clover.acd
$50 bills Bone Dust
l25 hhds Bacon sides
l27 tierces Sugar House Molasses
200 boxes Archer e. Cos. No. | axes.
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross & Backnes Londen Mustard
% do do Walnut and Mushroom CatchuP
25 Hampers English Cheese (Gloucester)
IS boxes Muccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
900 bags Bazie Sugar
400 bags Costa Rica Coffee
Hennessey, GODDARD, Otard and Sasarnz Brandy. Held
sick and Hungarian Lion Wine Sherry Mo1 ria. ,..,d
Port Wine, &c, &c.
Many of the above Of our own importation and
we profess sell low fhey lie had in this
Try. quantity and quality considered. Teas as good a
assortment be had in the country adapted the
trade of Virginia
dec 30-dacts EDMUND DAVENPORT & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

LNOR Sale nt n Bnrgnin-Seycral sets o
Il Car Wheels and axcs--A large lot Of Steel Hand
lot Of good second hand rope suitabcfor
guys. PIEDMONT WOkkS.
April7-t
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Increased AccOmm OdatiOn to the
TRAVELLING PUBLIC. n
MY r. - 9
nN AND AFTER Friday 18th of April, 1853,

- the Mail and regua, Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily sundays excepted, at o'clock, M
and arrive at Salem at 94 o'clock, M. Returning
will leave Salem at2A o'clock, p M, and arrive in
Lynchburg 81 o'clock N-stopping going and reur-
ming at the folowig places only Forest Depot Goode
Liberty, Oak Muga, Buford's Bonsacks, Big Lick and
Salem. passenger train will leave Lynchburg daily
Sundays excepted, o'clock r. NJ, and arrive pa
lem at Sd o'clock Z. NJ Returning will leave salem at
A. M, and arrive Lynchburg at9t A. NJ stoPP'.s
going and returning the following places naisey1
lbertv Oak M.lpa. Bufords Bonsacks, Gishs MILL Big
Lick and Salem. -,
Freipht trains will leave Lynchburg and salem, dai-
| ly, Sundays excepted
Sup',. Transportation,
ap f5.ts Va & Tenn 3 &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

l. JOHN BLUNT. will stand at home, the presen.
SIS the season, (Which may be discharged
by $i0, If paid by tho ist Of July)-$25 insurance.
Mares will be fed at 25 cents psr day Season to com.
menoe the 18th Of March.
PASCHAL BUFORD.
Bedford CO., March 10
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Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of the
United States and the greater part Of whose life has
been spent the Hospitals of London Paris, fhadel-
pla and elsewhere, has effected Of the most as.
on ,hing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
olshiuness, with frequent bushng, attended, some
ii mes, with arrangement of mind cured immedi
nt.Iu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
TO STRANGERS.

The many thousands cured atths institution within ii
last ten years and the numerous important Surglc
Operations perf"aa"lby Or. j., witnessed by the II
porters of the papers m many other persons. notices
which have m na.re sti4and again before the pubic,
asuficin,, .,,4l IL. iaat the afflicted will find ski
C-I
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Gerry & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs
TEE2NIS.

vrRGrxIAs is published daily at &c. and semweeky Of
The IN vance subscription is taken for shorter
81 T ix months and paper Is discontinued except at
tss % % Of Ia, gbprieors, until all arrearages shall have
been Pe rs inserted for so cents per square. Tor
INNER Insertion and 81 cts for utter
l- ~ - ,mher of insertions is not marked the MS. il
hisbed till ordered out and charged accordingly
WI YEARLY RATES are-for the privilege OF two squares
iy ~ 1er form daily $40, sem-weekly S35 Every yearly
be required 70 Gonns % a se snee % @
teul mi ha charged ratably for the excess
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-24
Erazel''s Pills.


n s m Anti-BiEoa or purgntivn Pill they are
unsurpassed, being gentle IN their operation, aud
leaving the stomach in FREQ healthy condition.
Persons WHO arc suffering from indigestion and
arrangement of tho stomach can be speedily and
permanently cured by the use OF Fruzes's Head
dche Pills.
Read the following, being one of thousands Of
certificates now in our possession:
WASHINGTON Cous7Y, March ., 1858.
Mssrs. Z. T.&W.E. Fraser, jr.-Gentlernen:
This is to certify that some time since WINS at.
tackled with severe and violent Headache from
which | suffered for more than a week, in the
mean time taking di;Toren, kinds OF pills, until /
was completely exhausted in strength. Having
heard ofyour celebrated pills started for Cooks
town. 10 purchase boz, very much against the
wishes ofmy friends who advised me to 60 to bed
and have physician sent for. When reached
your store Illad such acute pain in my temples
was hardly able to stand Aiter getting box
OF nils, immediately took four Of them, and
in three hours after | was entirely relieved. |
continued using them until had taken the whole
box; and now feel permanently cured. sin
ccrely believe had not taken the pills would
have had violent attack OffcrGr. recommend
rrazcr's pills among all others, as the rtry best
pills in tic H'Orii!
Respectfully yours, ASA S. HiFELY.
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail
Ly CT. & ". E. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists and Chemists, cookstown, Pa.
and sold By +. w. TOWER Co.
June a, 1852. DioTgdntOUn, Ia.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. L. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
Surgeon Dentist,


u ESpECTFuLLY offers his professional ser.
IL vices to tho ladies' and gentlemen Of Nor.
rantowu and vicinity. lie is provided with the 10.
lost improved PORCELAIN TEETH, which will
be inserted on pivo, or gold plate to look uswell
as the natural.
The cavities Of decayed teeth will be dressed
out and filled with gold of the finest quality,
which will prevent their future decay or aching
aud render them useful for many years, and in
most cases during life.
The tartar and other foreign substances, will
also be removed, rendering the teeth clean, and
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
Teeth and StumpS Of teeth, which have he.
come useless or troublesome will be extracted
with the latcS, and most approved, instruments,
in the most careful and scientific mannnr, and
with the least possible pain. In short, he is
prepared 10 attend to every thing in the ine oil
Dentistry, and his performances will be warrant
cd TO answer all tho useful and ornamental pur-
SosOd OF the art.
1T Persons DESTROYS of procuring whole or
partial sets Of teeth, upon reasonable terms, will
do well 10 give him call Immediately, as his
charges arc quite moderate.
rrOffce in Shcrrard's Daguerrean Rooms,
Commercial Buildings, High street.
Rgcreaees.-Drs. SlcLane, Scott Brock,
Morgantown DR.. W.D. Eys,cr, Rev. B. Sed.
wick, Rev. Moses TiChneil, Fairmont.
Tooth Ache Drops, and Powders for cleansing
the teeth and preserving the gums are kept coll
ftantly on hand.
June II, 1858. "OVti
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Holp on, SouIRE.-A young couple
fsom the country, reports our local, was
in town last week, for the purpose Of
becoming Zone flesh" and after pro.
curing alicense, they determined to de-
Jay theirshaPpiness II" longer. but TO
',:onsumate the nuplials instanter. y
neighhoring Justice was sent for who
came Immediately, The happy couple
stood up, and the worthy Justice, con.
ecions Of the importance of the du,yhe
was about discharging, was just going
'orequest them ,ojpinlhands, when tho
attention of the grootnswas arrested by
the whistle Of the locomotive. Squire,
squire, hold on-we've never seen the
ears yet" he calculated as he started
M, of the door towards the Depot with
his blushing bride, in hot chase-leay-
ing the pat;eu, Squire to amuse himself
until their curiosity shouldl,bc gratifed.
In short time they returned, perfectly
satisfied with the snorting propensi'ies
and noisy speed of the Iron Horse"
when the ceremonies proceeded.
WAts Riser Standard.
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Cheap Grocery.
R, L. & N. BERKSHIRE,

HAVING bought out Mr., James Shay,
would inform the public that they keep con
SANITY on hand, tat his old Stand Opposite
the Public Square in Nlorgamown,) the en- pesi
articles in their line Of business. ihey
have Just received from the East and EIits'
burg q fresh supply, uMd have, among otn &c
things, an excellent article OF SUuAN'
drown, loaf. pulyerized audcrushcdl toilee'
Tea from SO cts. TO 81 per lb,), New VI,
leans and Sugar House Molasses, 'otaeO
Syrup, superior article.
TOBACCO, Snuff, Cigars. great variety
and very bes, quality. CHEESE Cohiec'
,ionery Of every variety, nuts, fruits &C.
Jcwelry, &c. Star md dipped Candles pottt
monies, periumery, and great variety y; o.
notions" too tedious TO mention. uire
US call.
April %, 1868.