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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23
General Assembly of Virginia.


TUESDAY, Dec. %, 1853.
Tie senate was called 10 order by Mr.. CAT
LIT who took the Chair in the absence OF Tie
Lieutenant Governor.
After the transaction ut some unimpartant hti-
sinesz on motion. the Senate proceeded 10 the
election Of a President pro rem.
Mr. STUART nominated GEORGE l.. DESEALE'
the former incumbent, who was unanimously
elected.
Resolutions were presented, among others ny
Mr.. HALf.-To construct a Railroad from the
Penns lyania line to intersect the CoYington
and Ohio Railroad, either at Rarboursyille or Guy
andotte.
Mr.. IIALI-Authorisng the exemption OF tools
Of mechanics from sale under execution.
Mr. Notwithstanding the act regulating
the jurisdiction of the District Court and Court
of Appeals.
ALEXANDRIA AND LYNcnBURG CONNECTION.
The Chair (NIr. CATIErT) announced the next
business in order TO be the bill authorship the
connection of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
rond with the City of Lynchburg.
The question the postponement OF its
consideration until tho second Monday in Janua-
ry the proposition of Mr.. JONES.
Mr.. THOMAS preferred some other day. Sew
eral Senators would, necessarily, be absent on
that day.
Mr. JONES had no preference between the day
he named and later period. He desired 10 have
the report of the Board of Public Works, before
action upon bill OF so much Importance
Mr.. MeDEARMoN proposed the third Monday
in January.
Mr.. FuNsrEN proposed the first Thursday, the
9th, but at the suggestion of MIR. TAzEwELL
modified his proposition, so as to make 1t the or
der for Friday, the 9th january.
Mr. CAMPBELL called for division of the ques
ton, so as to leave the day blank. The Senate
refused TO divide.
Mr. CAMPBELL then proposed the 9TH day as
the day, and it was carried. Ayes 4o-Aoes ..
BANK OF TIE OLD DOMINION.
The Committee on Banks, Yesterday. reported
that they had investigated the memorial OF James
W. Green and accompanying documents, and
proposed a Joint resolution that committee OF
iye-two members of the Senate and three mem
hers of the House-be appointed to examine the
books and inspect the books of the Bank OF the
Old Dominion at Alexandria
Mr.. THOMAS desired to know if ii the in
tenton of the committee, that the commissioners
thus appointed should go to Alexandria, or that
the officers should be summoned and the books
brought to this city.
Mr.. PAXTON explained that it was the intention
of the Committee on Banks to leave it discretion
airy with the commissioners to go to Alexandria
or pot.
Mr.. THOMAS proposed to amend the resolution
so as to aurthorse the committee Tor commits
sioners) to"send for persons and papers Agreed
to.
The resolution was further amended so as to
! allow the Committee to proceed to Alexandria, if
necessary, ON motion of Mr. MARTIN.
The ayes and noes being required,the vote was
% tool.
The resolution was then agreed TO. Ayes 81
! Noes Z.
On motion of Mr.. CArIETr, the Senate adj
iourned.
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The )rsnee and Alexandria Bxtenslon.


The Reyabtean Is informed TINT We make
objection 10 the proposed increase IN the capt.
stock of the Manassas Gap Railread tompah.
of itself. but taken in connection with pnrpn
to oppose AN appropriation to The Orange and
exandria zon.t demonstrates either inc
pncity TO understand the interests of Iynchou
or a willfuI disregardo Of them. Mr.. irving Il
Senator from Buckingham, voted for the add
tional capital desired by the Manassa's Gap Con
pany--he will also vote for State snbscripti'
to the Orange and Alexandria extension. Ev'
while representing Buckingham alone, IN u
Lower House, he voted for enlarging the chart
of that Company--in order that they might
tend their road to Iynchburg. Col. McDea
mons course differs as widely from that OF NJ
Irying,as the two men differ in qualifications Il
the public service. Has the Republican nothii
to sayt more to the poin, than its notice OF Thur
day. of representative who stands opposed 10
minority of his constituents, in what that journ
believes to be matter Of the very grayest impol
lance
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The Homestead bill, reported in Congress,
few days ago. by Mr.. Dawson, provides that an
person who is the head of a family and citze
of the e. States shall bd entitlod'to enter, free
cost, one quarter section of vacant and onapprC
priated public lands or quantity equal therct'
to be located in body, in conformity with tb
legal subdivisions of the public lands, and aft'
the same shall have been surveyed. Five year.
residence is required upon said land, after th
date Of entry, before patent shall issue thereto
and the land is to be exempt from all liability fc
any debt contracted prior 10 the issuing of tn
pntent Residents of any State OF Territory,n'
naturalised, are to be placed upon the same foot
ing as citizens, provided they have filed their dec
laraton of intention, and shall become citizen
before the issuance of the patent. No indiyidc
al il to be permitted To make moro than one eI
try, and existing presumption rights are TO be
no way interfered with.
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We published yesterday the proceedings ofthc
Convention at Henry Court House, called to con
slider the expedieney aud means of constructing
Railroad from the North Carolina line in the di-
reetion of Leoksvie, to this city. Among those
who participated in the action of the Convention
we observe the names of men of intelligence, in
fnence and capital, and we detect in the proceed
ings themselves exhibitions of determined pur-
pose to carry through the enterprise they have
undertaken Let them not flag in their ZEAL
The scheme possesses merits that must commend
it to the favor of the people and command for it.,
sooner or later, the patronage of the Legislature
When the material aid" is needed, we do not
hesitate to promise for l.ynchburg most liberal
contribution Weinyoke the friends of the work
not to relax their efforts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.--We are indebted to the
publishers for the January number of this elegant
periodical. II is the first issue Of new volume.
and deservedly high as Graham has heretofore
stood in public favor, the number before us gives
promise of additional claim to enlarged public
favor In the moral tone and ability of its CON
tributions, well MS the finish and beauty of its
embellishments, it is magazine equaed by few
and surpassed by none of its class, now issued
from the American press. We commend il nar-
tlcuarly to the attention of our fair readers
The PEoPLE's JouRNAL.-Ths is a new month
iy Periodical, devoted to the departments of ao
ncuiture' mechanism, manufactures, &c. We
think, from the specimen before u.s. that it will
be valuable work to readers of every profession
Treating on subjects of industrial pursuit it nc
eompanlesnearly every article with beautifully
engraved diagrams and illustrations tits pub
lished monthly in New York, by Alfred L. Beach.
at the extremely low price of FIFTY CENTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

MAKING THE AhENpE.-Thaokeray who was
accused of perpetrating an insult to America in
his new workha written u letter explaining him
self, which concludes thus:
las irony is dangerous, and has hurt the feel
ings of kind friends whom | would not wish TO
offend, let me say, in perfect faith and gravity,
that think the cause in which Washington fought
entirely just and right and the champion the very
noblest purest, brayest, best of Gods men.
Il am sir, your very faithful servant,
"W. NJ. TuACKERAY"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

NEW MExCo.--W. {. Lane, late Governor of
this territory, left Santa Fe the first Of Octo-
Der, on his return home eastward. He appears
TO have been very popular with the New Mexi-
cans large number of whom followed him SOW
era miles on his way on horseback and in chr
riages. On parting from him they all joined in
chorus, and sung n song to his honor written by
John Grener.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

GEN. Wool ORDERED TO CALIFoRNIA-It is
stated that Major General Wool has been order
ed to the command of the military division having
its headquarters at San Francisco, Gala This
change, it is thought, has been made in view of
the Importance of the position of California and
the necessity which recent events have demon
strated of having military officer stationed there
of the highest rank, and clothed with the fullest
powers to suppress any infringement upon our
neutrality laws, and at the same time to protect
our citizens ON the Pacific. General Wool, it is
understood, win leave for the scene of his duties
as soon as he can make the necessary arrange
ments for the voyage
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

Tnn FIusu TINS or ALABAMA AID MissIs-
silif 4 series Of sketches By Joseph G.f'afd'r'".
We observe by the advertisement 4 II. Payne
which appears to-day. that be has received from
The pablishers, Mes-rs. Appleton a Co. New
York, supply Of the above popular collection
Of sketches, some of which appeared IN the
Southern Literary Messenger.
The author dodieates the volume 10 his friends
in the Valley Of The Shenandoah. Ii Is snllic mt
10 announce that the work is ON the counter at
pavne's 10 secure a fine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

Tn FAm.-The Ladies Of the 18th street
Methodist Church now engaged decorating
and preparing the Masonic Hall for their far
which opens Monday evening We have reason
10 believe that il will be one Of the largest and
richest exhibitions Of the kind that have ever been
Ind in Iynchbure
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

rE,AkE tits opportunity Of informing tie eitizsns OF
Lynch nrg aad surrounding country. thu e mas
"a. ref,r.ed from the \ 1rhern Cities, whore lac has
been IN ptrc,use his stink ri New B"ohs AZ every
other Br le comprised in h line of business lie Is
let, rfined IA sell Cheap fpf Ca,l
The following is isf # s9'ne OF lh'books when he
La. ON hnnd b oh of the World, Gem nf The Season.
Tanrl Leaves Thought Blossoms Christmas Dew
Drops. Tn May Flower. he Rosebud, RemeG Der Me-
Tue Keepsake Book Of fleatt varirry II Poems,
Vicar OF Wakedrld Flush Times of Alabama, great
variety OF Bibles, gilt and rlan' fmily and pocket !;
PRAYER Books, Hymn Books. &C., &c.
IL viii Keep Constantly hand every description ct
Wli.ing paper Letter Cap and Account All kind'
at Nriline mairrals-Seel aud Gold Pens, Qnilis OF
II urls lnk-Bacl b ne aud Red Mnsie--Gultnr
mi gioin Strings. Piper Weights and great many
other beautiful and usefu articles.
The phbc is invited to give a ra
RIO A. WILLIAMS,
dee o3ts Next door 10 ] Z Wtiehts.
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4 PALpABLE IIIT.-Out West, stump orator
wishing to describe his opponent as souliess man
sud
| have heard some persons hold to the opinion
that Just Mt the precise moment one human being
dies another is born and that the soul enters and
animates the new born babe. Now, have made
particular and extensive inquiries concerning my
opponent there, and find that for some time pre-
cions to his nativity nobody died. Fellow-citizens
YOU may draw the inference"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

NEW Book AND PERIODICAL SToRE.-Mr Ro.
". Williams, one door above Jno. Z. Wright's
Drug Store has opened a new Book, Periodical
and Stationery establishment. His advertise
nlent appears to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23
Dr. -. Roses Celebrated FAMILY
Medicines

DR. j. :. RosE Ncdtcqt A8riscr 10 persons in Sick
ness and in Heath. Almanac for lS52-rhis pub
catan - from the pen of eminent ply ,iciun of Phil
adepiin. regunr graduate Of the Medical College
and an honorary member of the Philadelphia Nledcn
society. II contains much good advice o nvads as
wei as persons ia health 1t also describes in "A com
prehensive the diseases Of variable Innate
and the mode of treatment No family should be with,
out oPy oil his book. II can be had, Without any
Charge, at the Nv Drug Store OF Messrs Wrieh, &
Allison. where d. Ro,e's valuable Family Medicines
are for sale. sept : Gm1
Notice. We wish to cnii the attention Of the pub.
lie Ia source of luxury, comfort and happiness -to
rast neglect and present opportunity of amendment
The num- rous cases If badness in Aneiic nui truly sur
prsng The young cannot take warning. ~ the old an
ply remedy too Who thai /, cid hut woud
avert build Tess VIM that is middle aged, but slmdder
at grey hHils Who Tint is young bot values the Inxu.
RANT locks of youth aud beouly Effects like these ARE
stayed. and many years 81 Otherwise premature. I'D
age nre rrgained to You h by using LYONS KATHAI.
RON ~
Lyons k!thairon is but % cents. in large bottles.
Sold by oil dealers everywhere.
D. Barnes Proprietor. lGl Broadwny Y
70 Sold by every Dealer in Lyachhnfg Purcell
ladd \ Co., Richmond, Wholesale Agents
OCT - Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

sl'EeuE,-1'he shipments Of specie from New
York last week amounted to Sl,232, 353 ll-ma-
king grand total since the LIST of January, of
SO. z5I 81 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

PAcIFIc RAnsoAn.-A plan is ON foot, it
said. to persuade Congress to lend its sanction
the Pacific Railroad in the following form: Tn
government To lend lis bonds To the company, Ia
king the road Us security for thcirpayment to TIA
amount of money paid in by individuals, and fo
every 1000 thus paid in by persons 81 900 to-
be loaned by the General Governments If fifty
millions are paid by subscribers to the company
Congress will be asked to subscribe the Same Il
mount.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23
MARRIED

At Peakland ON Wednesday evening, 2lst
inst by the Rev, w. II. Kinckle, CHARLES c.
OrEY, of Bedford to SAILIE r., daughter of the
Hon. VIM L. Goggn
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We invite the attention of those interested TO
the advertisement Of Mr.. WIN. }. fokes. He
may be relied ON a. an expert and faithful work
mnn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt appeared in
IL concert at Dresden, on the 26th nit. for tba
hrst time for many months. One of her pieces,
the Cradle Song of Tauber, was encored. The
critic of the National Zeitung says that .'her
voice has lost much, especially in the middle
notes, and is no longer what It once wasH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

1t is said company of men, whose design it is
to participate in the Turkish warm war A.
gainst Russia--has been organised in N York.
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Encourage Home Manufacture
BLANK BG0kS!

q Have MY ieudy fa the lrlio"iig Blank
| i.als- th,ap tar fash .-l.ete"r-' J"ufleas' hi
= IA aud Ga.h Bs l.. Aiea-,-Lrdter AID Journal,
"a. Blk. on all u the Bank + 80, laxnltlr nnd ~
.e,,sbl. Bunk Pas and MrmtB'ok 81 sse,y Kind
and a m, own nrinufaft"y
am aIsa prepared - nnke +" order my looks 81
Ior, ootee-thc binding mud ntirr'H 1thita - he
,,,,ri,,, Il, M that can be bought IL tl''~ city.
AL. copyg ooohs vii Ia made 'o "rder al il@ ' ~,
eenying npp.r 10 lie found either North OF South Al
who may lac H. want Civ me cal l"i"I., n's 's.
WILLIAM J. FOLkEs.
g.,eklin,er am, Blank Book Manufacture
Opposite Sen ury- Mum ST.
N.B- Merchants uad ofbers VIII" q" mol receive '"e
81 my Galendus, plcase call and get "'r' =,
10. - = =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

TIM PRIZE poEM.--It is said that there wer
a hundred and one competitors for the prize
s5OO,rccently offered by Il. w. Latham of Wash
ngton, for the best National Poem, ode, @
Epei." Among all this number, however, no on
has been successful The committee To whom Tia
decision on the productions wins submitted, hoy
reported the unanimous conclusion that there
no production among those submitted of such
character ms justly 10 entitlc it to be considcrc
a"Notiona Poem, Ode, or Epic :" and they hay
therefore declined recommending any one of tn
authors for the prize.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23
cash sALEOF NEARI0o N.u..-

cash SALE Oh NEAR 100 Nep.os
" AT AuCTloN-The undersigned arIns .
Commissioners under u decree .onuunced or ,b IA
of August, 1853, by the Circuit Court OF Prin. FL
county, in suit depending in sud Court IN wIi6 /
-cph ID. Chambers and oter. are plaintiff, ana WIZ.
Elliott. admir- of josiah Chambers, dee and o9g
ARE defendants, will offer fof ,ae at public nnea
the cash on the 9th day If Decembor ls53 ir fa,,
Eagle Hoten the town If Farmve
All the Slaves, near 100 in Number
belonging to the estate OF Josinh Chambers de- 4
sale TO be continued from day da, till all are sol
These negroes are likely md vaiuablr-atropo ,6e
may EXPERT TOBACCO TWISTERS.
b. J. WORSHAM,
j. /. THORNTON }Copir.
IL. II. MARSHALL.
oct 28-t2Sdec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23
Mexico-Santa Anna Dictator.

opr New Orleans files contain late and inter-
es,inc news from Mexico comfirmatory OF pre-
yious information. relative to the revolutionary
condition of that Republic aud the approaches OF
Santa Anna to the Dictatorship. The Delta thus
notices the proceedings:
plan was proclaimed in the city OF Guadala-
lara, on the 18th ult., to force President Santa
Anna TO accept the title Of Captain General OF the
Republic a rank created while Iombardlm was
Provisional President during the interval when
transpred after the abdication OF Arista' ana pre-
sious to the election of Santa Anna The plan ma
been seconded by many of the States aud cities OF
MEXICO. foremost among which notice the cit
los of Mexico Vera Cruz, Puebln and orizaba.-
The latter place seconds the plan, and desires that
The President shall assume the title and proclaim
himself Perpetual Dictator of the Republic The
city Of Toluca adheres TO the pan,but desires the
President To assume the title of His ighness TAI
teal. Puebla proposes that he be ea,iea r'ieeeo1
of Mexico and Grand Admiral, Marshal General
of The Armies of Mexico with the title of HIS Most
Serene Highness.
The plan of Iiuadaaiara was received with the
widest demonstrations of JOY IN the city OF Mex
leo by a large majority of the people a shght
show uf opposition was made by few out ihe
sreops were Immediately ordered out by the Gov
ernor of the District, and the mufmurs h ulscoh-
tent were Sileneed
We gather from the Picayune, that on the lst
inst a proclamation was issued by Santa Anna,
preparatory To a declaration of The Empire II
was uttered from the Palace with great display
of military in every part of the city, 10 quiet any
outbreak that an exulting population might be
expected to be betrayed into But neither the
troops nor the police could restrain some dozen OF
ragged men and boys with cones,staiis,shirt tails,
a solitary flag with devices, and a miniature bust
of Santa Anna held high in the air,from parading
the streets and CRYING "Iird 81 fmperio,' "Adios
Santa Anna" ao. Ofcourse. SO long these
steps are being takennegotiations ON which de
pend the stability of the whole Mexican structure
are too insignificant "a be undertaken. The ru-
ling spirit Of SANTA Annals government is now, it
is said be Bonilla.a disciple OF the Jesuits,who
charaoterzes American progress and American
institutions as the acme of Goth aud Vandalism.
The general belief was that Santa Anna would
be proclaimed Emperor, under the title of Antonio
Primero. The day on which the event was to take
place, was said To be the 10Th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

The Duke OF Alba, who got into trouble with
young Mr.. Soule, for some disparaging remarks
upon the dress of Mrs. Soule, Mt II ball in Madrid,
has apologzed for the offence.
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GALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES

~ sunni To n decree oi the Crcu Couu # ,Io n ~
rat, of Lynctu'g, pronounced at the June ter, ;,
Of in h" yenr 1853, in The easr If ryrec v, Tye.
undersigned. Commits ionefs will proceed 10 sell n, :,
Market holTse, in the lily ef L,nchlulg ON tb aa
December 1873. by way of public Auction. In ,ba p
est bidder for cash. TEN LAyES, bclongne IN,
tate % Richard Tyre deed. Among Them arr e t.
Factory hands and Hous, Seisaats
JNO. II TYREE,
dec i5dte9dec sAML TfREE Vomnn
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III vi NIFTY HALL CADEMY
Buckingham County Va

N1E forteth annual session of my school will com.
l. mence ON Monday the 10Th of Jannnry and close
ON the second Friday in November, 1854 | am truly
grateful for the very liberal and long continued patron
age of II generous nd confding public From and af
ter the 18th Of June.ir addition the English Latin and
Greek languages and l'emturc n thorough course of
Matf matics with all te sciences usually taught in the
best High Schools and Academies will be taught here
I Gon and boa. d, including all coming encies will be
furnished for 500 tie This school is pleasantly
situated, few miles from the Female Copg nte insti-
ute entirely remote from the hauns Of vice and dssi
pation The sricesI attention will he paid 10 The NOR.
ais OF those con6dei my care
For particulars refer to William T. Anderson ESQ
Of Lyn hhurg.
10 My address is Chamber Mills, Buckingham
Con ~, Va.
dee 3 dSc3m Elijah q uANFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-23

boring under this distressing maady, will find the
Vegetable EIHcpfic Pils to be the only remedy ever
discovered for curing Epilepsy, Falling Fits. These
Ills possess specific action the system; aud
oihong they are prepared especially for the purpose OF
curing fits they will be found of especial bener for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, whose nervous
system has been prnstmtcd shattered from any
cause whatevcr In chronic complaints diseases Of
long standing, supernduccd by nerveessness they are
exceedingly beneficial. Full directions accompany
each box. Price 50 per box. or for two boxes s. =
Persons out of the city, enclosing remittance, will have
the pills sent them through the mail FREE Of POSTAGE
For sale by SETH HANCE, No. l0s Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, Nd to whom orders from all parts OF tho
Unon must be addressed. post paid.
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