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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23


se'hef' 40l3
Sa ne time last year. .es
Our receipts and inspections are now b.co,,inu o,,
Market animated, and prices generally well n.;n,a;n.
unless for non descrpt kinds which are rather l.o.
Sales of Luss from 81 % to Sc so. Cormon a,.a
sliddling leaf 5 so to 7 90; Good and fin. .,emr;na
an' shipping leaf to so Manufacturing leaf 8 to
81 30, with spirited competition for the finer qualities
Our manufacturers determined to furnish their
many customers the best article Nv own sales 10 ,h.n
for the past two weeks are To Messr, Burton Nave
hid for Samuel Adams at ID rs; do far Thomas
Cartwe ut 90 90; do for r. d. Ruckcr nj ID 40.
do for Mai. C II. Clark mt ID 50 to Is; do for W
O. Terry, at sl3 SO; do lorW. T. Weaherord at Q
do for Amos Saunders at Is so; for Mrs T II.
Ward, at II 90, to Messrs. Read 4 Nash; l do for
Mrs Martha Worack ut l6 10 . do for David Loenn.
at o 80 & l6; for Mrs. 7. II. Wurd at 81 90 to
Messrs. Langhornc &, Sons do for r. D. Fucker. at
ID 90; ! do for Churchill Anderson, at 10 %, to
Messrs. Allison Wright do for w. NJ. lrby at Is 50
To Messrs. Talfalerro 4 Broadnax do for Samuel
Young, at Is 90 10 Messrs. Miller & Crenshaw do
for David Barber, at ii 30 to Messrs. Henderson &
tiaIcombe do for David Barber Il 90 each, to
Messrs Warwick Otey & Co; | do 70 Johnson Adams,
at ID 30 TO Messrs. Spence Cawthorn do for Mrs.
Susan Jones, al - 30 - jesse Hare do for Asa
V. Adams. at 10 80, IA % 16, to YIN Crumpton;
do for J. S. Farmer, at IL p; for Jacob Young ID
toJ l. Claytor for Samuel Fitzgerad.at ii 80; for
Richard L"g,n, nj II co. to Seth Halsey and purcell
for Hall Royal at % oO besides muny hhds. from
0 to u 80
WHEAT-Dull and not wanted sales Mt 20, - and 80
for prime Red and White
WIN 7. SMITH. Com Merchant
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TuE LATEST NEWS.
r...v,;on of Fitzgerald.

ErecnttoR or fh@geIdf"'
I've o'clock to-day, the murderer,
h. s.J5, expiated his crime upon the gal
oe:. -. led out supported upon each side by
He VIC r.,I,oLc pliest. His step was firm,
roman calm and collected. He listened with
r'nnrr earnestness to the prayers offered up
sppaiIe"' and seemed TO derive equal comfort
for nm .5. services of his church. kissing the
from wv ,saledlv with great fervor. He made
cross ,'p pddress, protesting sincere repentance
q sbo "a calmly and apparently hopefully.-
81, ,F, I'd the black cap was drawn over his eyes
AI'. ..ack his hands repeatedly upon his heart,
be .istro o himself to God Unfortunate
IS Il. 'p aeek was not dslocated, and his strug
ly n' ,a nr for several minutes.-N y Cour.
.of Friday
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NV SWALLOWING HIS TEErH-Mr. Ed

My SWALLOWING Ills TEETH-Mr. Ed
V S"anlan. a druggist in Cincinnati re-
VIZ -, had three teeth upon gold plate plac
&C. 1.a -. mouth. On Tuesday night last while
Gu II The plate became loose and Mr.. S.
ase1 5Po,med i sanri d stance below the plate,
s~'" ,La suaacaiion il occasioned caused him
wake Sa,y He could not get it up nor down
10 I| ,b1s stationary, gave him much pain
a 11a anterior portion ofihe neck became swol
, Inc Nd it was thought that lock-ja w would en-
.s" ' hut prompt medical aid averted the dan.
Wv ~. ,bongh he is still in a precautions condi-
ton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

urRoERIx CINCINNATI.-PatrIck Cnnnel
-. beat 10 death in Cincinnati, ON Tuesday
Iva Gang of row dies. He was married that
":o5t7 and the gang rushed into tie house and
I'snarJed money. He gave them so cents,
and his wife handed them similar sum 10 GEL
r5 of them. bnt because they refused TO give
mare knocked him down dragged him out OF
,bs house. and beat bin in such manner that
10 som died. Several arrests have been
made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

POSTAGE ENyELoPEs.-We learn that the
stamped envelope pre'il,d for by The recent
Post Office De- nent. are ready for dt livery
and have been inspected and approved by an
agent OF the psf Master General. How soon
lhey will be forwarded TO the different Post
Offices lol sale. " o have no means of know my.
We hope the public will not long be deprived
Of them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

MASSACRE OF = SsRyEa ING PARTY.-Recen
Information fem / "a sa'es that the survey
ing party Of B,uJamin II .tert onrhc Red river
was recently mrssacred 10y the Wachlta lndi
ans, only one man having escaped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

AID FOR SANTA ANNA.-Mr. George Law,
of New York, lis said, has despatched a spe-
ciaI agent to Santa Anna, with propositions for
The sale of some thousands of old mnskets. he
- said to be the owner Of. The agent is said
10 have sailed from Vera Cruz IN the steamer
nr Isl inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

- THE ANfIPODES.-By tho urrivul of the Pa
cife. bringing the Hong Kong Gazette Of April lst,
hava INTEL gcnce from Shanghai To 28tb March. Re-
ports contradictory, but it i, generally conceded
TINT Shanghai fowls are looking np mud md Nanhin
pnnf HghL In addition To these IN possess
ion (by the Ronnoko md Pnrisen and King
Express) of fresh supply Of Genllemeus summer
Clothing and furnishing Goods consisting of every vnr
city of thin ats Marso les and Linen Vests, Double
Breasted aud Boot Pattern Vcsta White and Fancy Mar
settles Basket Drill, Duck Linen, Crown Canvass and
Bnrathes Pnnta, &c. SIl1RTS.--I5 dozen Shirts,
style bosoms, excellent pattern mud warranted tn fit
COLLAPSED dozen Shading and Byron 3 ply Col
lars Linen aud Cotton Drawers Silk Lsc and Cotton
Under Shirts Crayats Socks and Gloves &c. just re-
ceivcd and for sale by A ). SIlAFER & co.
ie cots.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

The Fire at the American Hotel in New
York, on Thursday afternoon, destroyed tn"
filth and sixth stories, containing 40 looms,
and nearly ruined all the Others. The loss Of
the property by MesslsJ Taper & Son. is a
bout S25. 600,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

An ARRAY took place recently at Tcnnaly
town, in the Dsilct Of Columbia, in the
course of which Jesse Fiber drew a knife
and stabbed Horetio Sank as l. cause his
death. Fisher az committed for trial.
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Observation-Disclosures

IL GROCERIES, And PLASTER-The sub
cribefstl continues nj the fire proof brick Warehouse
the canal amidst nil the chungep receive and for
Dur charges will be low and forwarding done with dis
patch.
VIII receive In few days, frat rnte assortment OF
Groscies which he will sell low and buy ut allmes,
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed &c. for which he
viii give the best prices
Pig nnd Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK.
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FAIRBANKS Platform
HOTEL. Lexington. w.

4 YEN THAT HVHEI, IeNInkIOn, va.
~ The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally Tint he has completed aud furnish
accommodate travellers and others In good style
any honse in the valley. This house ia in tho central
part of the town, and convenient all kinds of business
His table and bnr always supplied with the very best
the markets afford, and his stables under the
superintendent of OF the best osters in the
BY long experience in the business and his well known
disposition please he hopes share bsnl portion
of the patronage of the travelling public
ie 20-3m VII LIAM MoCAUL,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23
L L. T. Il COOL

EEP OOL-Just received few more
IA Water Coolers. o. a superior quaty-Alsl, now
completing lot of Shower Baths, the of which are
grout luxury this hot weather, together with various
patterns of Battling Pans AMI Tubs. Please call and
examine them. @. S. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

ORD. HEAVY STOCK OF Dry Goods
c JUNE lSth, iS53.7-Jno. J. Purvs' Ag't has iusi
reached home from trip To buy goods and Is
ceiving ar2e supply of every description of articles
known TO the Dry Goods Trade.
Any persons dlubting the chcurness of his Goods
will please call and lo,k for Themselves
I. S.-My system ofbusiness is receive new goods
nearly every week inhc year nud .e for cAsn and
CASH ONLY. JOHN J. PuRVlS, Agk
June I8-ifts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

n EW GROCERY and Commission
" HOUSE The subscribers have associated then,
selves together under the style aud firm OF Davis Now
lin 4 Co, to carry general Grocery and Commits.
ion Business the city of Lynchburg, and have taket
The house nearly opposite the Virginia Baak whe,,
they receiving large aud we'll selected stock III
FAMILY GROCERIES,. STAPLE DRY GOODS
HARDWARE. HOES &c. all of which they will sell
reduced prizes FOR cash exchange for country pU
duce.
They will make liberal advances eonsignmcn ts,nnd
pay the highest cnsh price, for country produce The,
in tie their friends and the public trading In the city 1"
give them IA call. GEO. d. DAVIS,
NJ. Is. NOWLIN,
mcl25-d&cns b II. NOWIIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

Hon Thomos +. Marshall has declined be-
itg candidate for the Kentucky legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

SINKING OF PIER We learn the from n.
Y.Exprsss that onSaturday afternoon Pier No.
G North River gave way, un CT the wei hit of
ron and other merchandise, carrying men
horses and carts with it. The goods were
chiefly from The ships Western World and
Union. One horse was taken out alive, bat
others went down. and il IS feared some men
were buried beneath the wreck in the water
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

700 REWAkD.-Rnnnwnyf from the sub
~ ~ ,crber about the lat Of March, NEGRO
WOMAN mined Alley, asont IS years Of age, OF black
complexion, rather the usual height, trim, active
and quick spoken have to think that she is
In rking in the neighborhood Of Lynchburg
will pny the above reward of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery my house in Amherst county 10 Saunders
& irby, in Lynehburs. A. w. WILLIAMS
D-ts
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THREE MEN KILLED IN TIE CHEROKEE Ma
uoS-On Sunday night last, an Indian, toy
the name Of Jack Vann, was killed IN the OPP.
posite side Of tho river from this place, 10y an
other Indian named Nitts son OF Big Nitts.
On Monday about three o'clock, the coffin
was taken over from town to the place where
the corpse was, and while the friends of the
murdered men were placing his body IN the
coffin, quarrel sprung up between Big Nlits'
and Lewis Vann, the brother OF the deceased.
Fann shot d ,wn Big Nitts, killing him In
sartIs and attempted 10 escape. but was pur
sued hv he nephew of Nitts into the house of
Mrs Yam, widow OF Mr.. w. l. Vann; when
Lewis Yam turned and shot his pursuer
dead In less than two minutes he killed TWO
men, making three murdered men lying as it
We're, all together, ho,rid spectacle 10 behold
byany civilized person.-Fivf SmuA Herald,
June 4.
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OFFlcEJAs. II. Il KANAwHA COMPANY,
Richmond. June 18TH 1853.
ITO CONTEs ACTOKS.-Soalcd proposals

0TFTUI y " ~ y INHNA" IN O"'T1FEI'
Richmond. June 18th, 1853.
ITO CON TIE ACTOKS.-Soacd proposals
L viii be received by the Undersigned ut Buchanan.in
the county ofBoetourl, Virginia until o'clock p. NJ
on the first day of August for the Locks, Dams
Culvcrs and Sections of the Canal, from Buchanan
Ciaie's Creek
Payments i'll he made in current bank notes. Be
sides the usun reservation twenty per cent, the
monthly estimates the contractors will he required TO
give ample security, satisfactory 10 the Board oil Dree
Tor the completion of the work at the time aud II
he manner speched in the contracts.
Plans of the above works will be exhibited by Edward
Lorraine Assistant Engineer Buchanan and speeii
cations will be delivered by hin aud also athe Compa.
nys office in Richmond and and after the 18th day
If July
Time will be taken for the consideration of The bids un.
til tie 9Th day of August, when if satisfactory the
al Jobs above advertised will be LET.
WALTER GWYNN.
Chief Engineer J. X. and X. Co.
=.
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Prices OF Stocks.
UTCHE SONS Celebrated Oint-

L Il mcnt FOR PILES.-A perfectly sale. mild
speedy and permanent cure for Piles cry description
and no matter of how long standing.
This remedy is compounded according to established
rules of Pharmacy of ingredients possessing great heal
ing properties.
Physicians fthe first standing have examined ard
used this Ointment in their practice with theutmost sue
cess where all other remedies allied effect
The above Iemcd is unsurpassed for the cure of Sore
Breasts of femaes-the violent and distressing
es of which have been almost Instantly relieved by it
For Sore Throat White Swellings Ulc Cuts Brus.
es Burns and ScaIds and for all kinds of local nama
ton, it is graft value.
have in onr possession large number certificates
from the most reliable persons testfying to its wonder
full efficacy in the of the above diseases We give
the fOlowing
STAUNToN, May 9Th 1853.
Mr. Hafheson- Dear Sil:-l take pleasure in saying
at your Ointment has been used in my family and has
.iven entire satisfaction single application giving
immediate relief, and ifapplied it should be, have
no doubt would mpke permanens cures. ttke great
pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted.
Yours respectfully,
SAM'L WOODWARD.
In Offer the above Ointment to the afflicted the pro-
rieors take the high ground that where has been us'd
in strict accordance with directions sufficient length
Of fine and not being att dcd with beneficial results,
the money will be refunded upon application
the above Ointment is put up in neat tin boxes with
directions and pamphlets accompanying each box
| Price SO ice. and 81 each
| Prepared by WM. HUTCHINSON & co, Amster
dam. Botetourt county. Va. Sold by
| JOHN H. SEAY Druggist
! 10 WIN Lynchburg, Va.
| -
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ls T. M q VA l..
: Saddieyyi Soddiryi Harness, &c.

Z Saddiey! Soddicrg! Harness, DC,
WE subscriber begs leave respectfully inform his
friends and the public generally, that he has remov
ed his Saddle and Harness Store four doors below bis old
stand, the building recently ited up by him and inn
mediately opposite the Merchants Bank of Va where
lac will continue manufacture nj articles in his line of
the best material aud workmanship, lilo has hand
and will continue keep large aud varied assortment
Of Saddles, Harness. Brides Martingales Trunks Med
ical and plain Bags, Whips, Spurs Drafts, and
Harness Collars together with every thing that is be
found establishment of thar kind He lattes him
self that by long experience in the business h. will be
abled to give entire satisfaction Repairing done with
n"atncss, durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for Don't foraet call the sign Of
the Prancing Pony. GEO. b. THURMAN
10 93-d6ronif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

Gov. Dorr is named for Chief Justice ofthe
Supreme Court of Rhode Island.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

Bank NOES under s. cannot be circulated
IN South Carolina alter the 1st of July.
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NOTICE.-Expross packages for Norfolk, Pc
tersbnrg Richmond and the Interior intended for ship.
ncn ncr Steamers Roanoke" jamestown" will
hereafter lie received by Messrs. Pari.cn King, End
Barclay ST, New Yo X, who the only authorized
Agents forward our Express packages by those steam
ships. VIRGINIA, ~ CAHoLIsA T. TEssEssEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

d Subscriber most respectfully iniom their friends
and the public generally that they Agents for the
Hoard Powder Company. for selling Gun Powder, and
en- furnish by wholesale retn in 81, ia < 25 lb
kegs. kentucky Rifle and Blnsling Powdernt very low
prices. We hnyc the exclusive Agency for Hazards
Electric Gun Powder, and all Of the sporting rowdcr
w. b, x G. FISHER,
opposite the Noryell House.
June It's Lynchburg, Va
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TelegyaPAed for tie LyneAJrrg Trginian.
PIcnMoND, June %.
1hmuND, JuHS 80
ToBAcco MARKET.

The Tobacco Market has been animated To.
day. One hid sold for $50 25 Prices range
for Fine $40 10 s15 Medium 81 so 10 SIS so
Lugs 81 to Sc.
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GD .ss NJ
and Team. IL us. Depot
w ARLINGTON HOTEL.


HNllE subscriber hns nken churgc this old ind we'll
4 known Hotel, which was opened Oh the lat day o
April Ills House il we'll furnished. md his tubo shn
be supplied with the best the country affords His Bnrw
be furnished with The choicest liquors His Stnble will
be in charge of careful Ostler, aud will be literally
supplied with provender lie promisesio spare effort
give entire satisfaction all who mny favor him with
call md appeal, to generous public for patronage
M I8-d6c3m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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AANTED-The subscriber wishes to obtnin
w the services ofn young man in his Drug Store
One Moropghiy acquainted with tho business would bo
preferred. JOHN II. sEAY, Dypggi&
MnY I7--ta
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
Lynehbnrg Tobaeeo .na wh... n..,..

LfNcHBuRG, June q. 1853
TOBACCO
>, Ias' week. 81 hhds
DO previously since Oct. 1t, 50, a.442 =.
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4tnOf July CeIcbratiOn.-AB Ball will be fur
i shed at the Buffalo Springs in Amhers co Inty, on
Monday the 4tl ofJuly, and continue for three days
Subscription So for gentlemen alone the first night. at
that the usual Tavern will be charged and MI
ladies' invited free for three days. Suitable managers
will be appointed to ticket the Ladies', and the propr
pledge themselves that pains shh be spared to
make it of the mr. gnifcent Balls ever Civ IN
this county, We will have several extra HICKS nj Beth
corry passengers from chburg to the Spring.
besides the reguar line of stages on the 9TH,
inne s d&ct1iy KAINE Il KYLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
ID The undersigned procuring from their celc-
rated quarry, Mt the Bush Mountain, Montgomery eoun-
~ Mi, Stones aud Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation Of these widely known, but tho
Railroad giving increased facilities In filling orders,
We Layenpi onted Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Preston, and Leo
Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the snlo OF m
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled
4hoftest notice.
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE e. Co.
James NJ. Williams, Dnnyille, Va Reynolds a. Co.
Leaksyille, NJ g. are aso agents. LP. Il Co
Fob l1.hNrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-23

I LIVINGSTON PLOUGHCASTING
Il The subscriber hns ON hind large lot of the
celebrated Livingston" Plough castings, and will
,ntinue receive additions bis stock from the opn
Try TINT there I'll, be no difficulty IN getting any
If the pieces beougngto them.
JAMES Is. RENWTCK,
Feb lo-daets on the Basin.
N/ANTED.-Good plow makers get good
w wnges and constant employment from.
feb Its DIUGUID e. BRO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-08-23
GEN. RICHARpsoNg ToUR.

We find in the Richmond Despatch a long
letter from Gen. RICHARDSON, agent of the State
Agricultural Society, descriptive of his late
trip to the Valley, &c. 1t comes too late for
us to publish more than Q condensed extract :
''Since my return from Lexington, attcn-
ded the courts of Fauquier and Frederick,
passing rapidly through Fairfax, Prince VIII
liam, Clarke and Jefferson counties. OF the
truly magnificent country along the eastern
base of the Blue Ridge, no description of mine
could convey just conception. Along the
railroads, however, there is plenty of poor,
outlying land, large portion of which is
manifestly susceptible of profitable improve
ment, and to Virginia farmer seems almost
begging for it. Crops Of oats universally scan
ty; of wheat good every where; and east of
the mountains very fine crops of corn. In
the Valley, the corn is not so good.
At Winchester visited the grounds ofAIessrs.
Allen and steel, two worthy and intelligent
Scotchmen each of which has his garden and
nursery, and maintains with his countryman
and neighbor the kindest intercourse. Here,
among other objects ofinterest, are some beau
tiful hedges of the Usage orange, and Mr.
Steel's grounds are well worthy journey of
200 miles to sec. There under glass are sew
eral varieties of foreign grapes, in ranges Of
clusters beautiful to the eye, uniform in size
and altogether exhibiting a perfection in this
branch Of horticulture seldom to be found,
Mr.. Steel has also a large plantation of the
Scotch larch, which he remarked to me might
be made to cover the barren hills of Virginia
and supply in 80 years, sills for all the rail-
roads in the United States, which, by that time
he thinks can scarcely be supplied from the
forest. / hope to obtain from him. for the
Society, some very sensible suggestions deriV-
ed. from his conversation on the subject, with
directions for propagating and disseminating
the tree. There are manufactures ofsuPerior
plonghs and wheat fans at Winchester and
the family -four of nlillers has uniformly / be-
lieye, taken premiums at saltinpre. Specimens
of all these may be expected at the FAIR