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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

JOnu i1arsty eWOIu az Nv Az
Iiary Il BROOKLYN; am a shoemaker by trade; TO
THU country with Capt MaOney in the Rescius, in tebru
airy last knew the French boy that vas on board Asset,
the witness that had been examined for defense
q. What occurred in regard TO HINT BY Dir. Hoffman,
for defense.
objected to. The object of the question, was said.
was 10 show the character 81 the testimony Of Assez
what occurred on board The Court thought the question
witness had been general and the examination must
be The and the counsel could not go into specific acts
Mr. Fullerton said they ssked hIn il there had been
whipping bOsrd and he said there not and the OBJ
Jet inquiry now is to show that there whipping
In his presence Mr. Cuttug said the question had
crossexamnGtion, and net direct IL not allowed
Witness Only knew Capt Msloney during the voyage
in the ROscius
O What was his general character on beard
The Court ssked the witness il he only knew Capt. w.
while coming over and replied 10 in the Affirmative
The Court hOsght it not sufficient to show general char
scier
John Suly sworn for prOsecution--Bis testimony vas
objected TO b. s Cutting the ground that witness had
remained IN C. although al the Witnesses were directed
10 Withdraw durag the examination and cannot now De
sworn secondly, i: la the power Of tn pr2secuon %
have u Lin upon the stand before they rested ana ey
cam OF co so nOH.
Mr. Fullerton replied that counsel did not know now Tar
they oonten plated examining him .,,.
Viness-Was on board the Roscius joined her in Lv.
erpoo; made bosswsn ana men thra mate remen'
Der Emanuel; sewed up the body after death
Mr. Cutting again objected on the grounds abovemen-
toned
nee, 10 explain or the testimony offered by de-
T. nae but that J. all
Nr Fullerton said that all they desired to DO.
Wjfne,s-Ihe body was seTed up in my roc M part Of
the whseIhouse the BOstswan called TO my watch
AZ o'clock in the morning and said the dead be
uas lying in the wheeh0use; the Mate told me take
m into n that the doctor might examine him. and
he brought into my ROOM and LAID chest and the
doctor in ard examined hun the coctor vas 10 the
sheehouse when hIswent sndnto
the msbs bosom and felt round him. and said be dad
be Looked at wound in the top OF the head aud ssd was
compound fracture and he thought the death had beea
caused BY that confusion be told me TO m up and
then left The room | had nothing 10 sew hun up with
q What wss the of the doctJrf tObjscted tol
Nitn.ss After the Doctor lef presume he went into
the cabin that was ali the Doctor did sad while be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09
n sJENNINGs, WATCH and JEWELRY

W. STORE FultonstI selling all descriptions Of Gold
and Sve Watches Jewey aud Silver Ware, retail much less
han the usual price,
KoSEsT wlroHEsRea Robert ROskell Watches each
wArrebtd perfect time-keepers.
CoopFR WATCHES aud ia hunting perfect
Second and Quarter Second Watches
gold hunting fOr timing hoIsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

NORTHERN NETWORK LIVE sioux NSUhr
IN lKCE Co. Of Pattsbursh, Ny.
- AWE CAPITAL S5O goo, Securely invested:
VINCENT Coz Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-09

~ DILPHlA fryn PeI No North River, loot o. s.ftsry
Two Lhes daily. At 10 and p. NJ AeeosnoaA1on Ian.
ulo AN BY steamboat fREETON South Anboy thence By
Psrr, Expres Line q n BY Steamboat John fOfTth %
tmbsy thence direct Camden By 1hcush II acnt fs
81 sssuInibs have yhilserpbis ) 10 An MIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

We alluded the other day 10 strange story,
imputing doube-deoling and dshonorable arti-
fee 10 the Prezidentin the matter of the marshall
ship of Western Virginia,and took occasion to
express our disbelief Of its correctness; for.
Whatever we may hive said and thought Of the
President politically, we have never questioned
his personal integrity. We have, therefore, read
with much surprise the following paragraph in
the Alexandria Gazette, and cannot forboar say
ing that the affair has assumed such an aspect, rs
demands the attention Of the President, Of his
friends.
We referred last week, to the report mention
ed by "A Washington correspondent ct the Baltl-
more Patriot in relation To Mr.. Amber, late l..
\ Mnrshal,for the Western District Of Virginia,
tn the effect that Mr. Amber wns prevailed upon
by the President to resign his office, under the
promise. that he would be re-appolnted; thus re-
lievinQ senator Mason, tn near connexion of Mr..
Ash from the responsibility of his position
aud transferring it to the President himself. We
expressed, at that time, our conviction that the
report could not possibly b. true. To our sur
prise, we find il reiterated in the Winchester Re
publican, published where Senator Mason re-
sides, with the following significant comment =
.In Justice to Mr.. Amber who was willing
to drop the veil of secrecy over the matter, II
must he said that this statement is made without
his knowledge and consent. The facts OF the
case have TRANSFERRED, however, such facts al
ways must transpre, and their complete publicl-
" il demanded by the considerations which IN
volye the exposure Of partisan snbteriuges and
pnltry tricks.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
r0VHTRcTii.
,,,,,.yor,k Markets -Eovember 26tll


Tbera i no change in rates OF interest p".
money /. freely supplied in the Street at zen Pc
Coz, for nrime business paper, and the panhs "le
5;l,,,r+ine more freely. Foreign GAch"nS
- very firmly at 1909 for bills ON Loha ,,
en-. drawers 10. Paris 5,l3f o'iia' i"o
Pacific took out Sj65,lOO, .,;oh.l,,
sa,rrurpx FIorR-Has huctuated sIghtiy;
Tho arrivals have not been large ana the ae',iand
not active. Early in the week prices deci'i: =.
IoIc IN sympathy with Western brands, anu ~
auenced by the very rapid decline at ba,''iioi ;.
an1 otber Southern markets, and the bulk 81 II
has been withheld, and the decline has peeh ou'
nartiaI-tbe very moderate stock INDUCES iluo'
f,,ness The demand for London ana Liver
nool bas bean fair, but at limits generally oeiow
present currency \ fair business has been dom 81
fnr Rrozil. Venezuela, New Grenada, Hayti' tie
nr;t;sb West Indies and British Honduras. A'
the close there was more frmness apparent. o
Australia and California little is going forward
TIC sales IF the week are IL 400 bbls., closing
Luovant Mt 81 l2aS7 % for Mixed to boou
stra gbt brands Baltimore, Alexandria x George
town: 81 81 az 81 for Fayorite brands, ana -
:}75 Is for fancy brands. -. -.
IRoN.-The transactions in Scotch rig haYe
been auite large for the week, and reach l,.'o.
tons. 436 n %:}7 80 6 months, and S'}3 Do S'i
%. cash. English Bars are dull and prices are
nominal: last sale at S62 80 Sweedes are hrm
sales 300 tons at Ss3 30 S84 w, q and mos
RUSSIA Sheet is offered at 1lc, mos.
ToBAcco-Manufactu is dull and prlce'
have slightly fallen off for the low grades, WINE
the better grades continue firm. Kentucky ah'
Seed Leaf are in fair request, and prices arr
stoadv nt tho late decline.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

SPECIAL. NOTICES

Auction Gard -particuar attention is requested
to the sale of WOOD & LAND, belonging TO the lcea-
of VIM. Davis. dec d., to take olace this afternoon
at O'Clock precisely.
nov 30-lt VIM. II. MOSBT ,Auetioneer.
The Boquet Calogne-M Manufactured Messrs.
Wright & Allisons New Drug Store is, without doubt
one Of the most refined aud delicate articles for the
Toilet in ne. 1t is of home nufacture" distilled
from the Rose Orange aud Verbena and should be used
by every ndy-both a perfume md "A gentle stimu-
nnt in cases Of nervous headache. Try it and Judge
for yourselves. nov 2S-ts1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
CITY COUNCIL.

At regular meeting Of the City Council of
Lynchburg, on Friday evening, Nov. 25th 1853:
Present Jesse Hare, &. W. Christian, VIM
=. Tnliaferro, VIM Crumpton 4. ID. jennings
r. o. Aerec, aud Jas. NJ. Langhorne, members
The President being absent, on motion Of Mr.
Christian, Mr. Hare was called to the Chav.
Samuel Burch, Captain of the night-watch
presented an account for the services of the
watch, for the last month, which was ordered to
he mid. rs fnllnMs. VIZ:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
How sharper than a Serpent's tooth p

In view of Secretary Guthries services in be-
half of the Free sellers, the National Democrat
mentions, under the head of ''ingratitude Of the
,eorst kind" the stealing of a negro girl belong
ing to him, by certain members Of that party at
Cincinnati, and her transportation, by the 'un-
foreground Railroad to Canada. The Democrat
does not know an instance of ingratitudc, which,
for "turpitude and depravity' compares with
this
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
MARRIED

On the evening of the 23rd inst, by Elder J.
Il. Hardwicke, RoBERT II. PRITcHETr Esq, of
Rcoville and Miss MARTHA ANN TuoMpsoN-
all of Pittsylvanid County, Va.
n Republican will please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

II saw. That creat Britain + mol foolish epoaeh IA
thiah 81 sacl - .phesle, AL a9a3rss ihot tn -
telligeni people Of this country. or any portion
Of them. could for moment have believed such a
fale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

The London Times both denies and ridicules
the story lately trumped up, of design on the
part of Great Britain to "Africanze Cuba" as
set forth recently in sundry articles in the Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
Trustees Sale.

DY Virtue of Deed nf Trust executed 10 the
ID dersigned ON the 5th day of August last by NJ
Judith A. oliver | shall On Tuesday tie 9Th day On
.cmtcr ext in front of the Market proceed Ia SELL
cash, the property therein convr.ed, Consisting Of
life interest in HOUSE & LOT lying in Sand, liza
The House is large and commodious, and the lot q
tains, it is thought, about ONE ACRE.
EDW. d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
nov o3-eodt6der
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
Nineteen Valuable Slaves,

consisting of men, women and children belonging ID
estate of Martha Watts, deed.
TERMS OF SALE:-A credit of twelve monnr
he giv,n. the purchasers giving bond with good Far
al security for the payment of the .urcla>c money
WILLIAM s. MORRIS, CONF
nov l3.tian9 (Rep. copyl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

To The Voters Of Campbell:
Since the TIM Tor holding election for Commissioner
of the Revenue in the Enst District of the county is fix
ed early day render it inn ossiblc for
bur faw Of tie in the district adopt this
method Of announcing Myself candidate for that Of
Gce. nov % tide JNO. n. CLEMENT
~ We are authorized To announces WILLIAM c Bur
ruN IA candidnie ter the office of Commissioner of
Rceeuuc, for the Eastern District ( Campbell county,
fill out The unexpred term oi Robert o. Doss. resign
ed. (nov , l.dSctldec)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
,VnasE SIZING MACHINES and

fE'H az Il y IL NC MACHINES and
Il WHEAT FANS The attention Of the public i,
tesVecttuy invited stock of Threshing Machines
aud Wheat Fans, which substantially bnili and Of
he most approved patterns. Persons in need of such
Implements would do well to give our stock nm exam
nation we feel sat fed that they will be please boil
n price erd workmanship.
All I'm, lements warranted to perform well.
l5-ts DIUGUID & BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
Horses, WOrk-Oxpn, Cattle, Hogs

The Crop of Corn, Fodder, Oals, Ne, iousehod 4
Kitchen Furniture and Plantation Utensils
TERMS OF SALE For all sums Of ! 10 credit
six months will be given-lhe purchasers eNeai
bon Is with good security. All sums under ten dda
cash will be required.
HIRAM CHEATWOOD, EX'or
~ % ~ loo Of lame, Tiuslev deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
nov 9-dtl9dec
ALEofsLA,r,

IN pursuance of decree of the County Cmt
L Campbell pronounced on the 18th day ol Noy.n-
1853, in the suit therein depending between Ba
committee plant rs, an Watts's adn'f delcndaa
shall ut Campbell Courthouse, on the 9th day oiJus
ry 1854, that being ourt day. pre- coed 20 seIbyw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
AT AUCTION

" inter the above sail will be suld SEW ERAL 'h'
VALUABLE NEGROES viz: Jacob. Esther Mary"
ley and Lucy and her three children.
TERMS: Liberal and made known on day OF 'a'
JESSE J. SALMONS,
,ov oStSdac Admir- of James Lee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

AT HOME GAIN.
TINIlE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
4 aud the public generally thai he Las just return.
ed from the Northern cities with unusually nrga
stork of FANCY AND OTHER GOODS in hi, line
A large lot of
Lockets, Charms, Pins and Keys
some extra fine and beautiful. Being in pos session Of
ALI THE IMPROVEMENTS yet discovered in the Art. and
INCREASED FAC IL TIE 8, lie will guarantee
pictures that
Cannot be Surpassed
in this any Other city IN The Union. He would cal
particular attention to hi, style COLORED PIC
TURE. ana several other styles as well his su.
perior SIereo>copie solid DagucrreotyPes.
Pictures taken in any weather DagueueoyPes md
Paintings accurately copied.
Post mortem and lnvalids attended short
notice.
Gallery AT the SIGN or THE FLAG next door to
Virginia Bank. Don't make mistake, but the
Flag
NV % p. E. GIBBS. Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

DUBLpC SALE OF VAULU.BIl

L LAND " OlfiEn L hoI EN- 1 lN b' r,
In pursuance of deed of trust, executed to m" ny w
+. Snead, bearing date on the l1lh day ct No'e''
1873, and of record in the Clerks office OF Tue '..
court of Bedford, will, the 10Th day ct pet'..
next on the premises, sell to the highest bidder"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
.'EHCE PAlI.lNGS.-

E'EHCE PAELANGS.-l have large lot OF
Ork Fencing Materials such as rnilings. Rails
nc. which Willie sud am good crms-Also, Oak Tim.
ber of ali kinds, sawed 10 order.
nov 30 l. CURTIS EANFS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

E,NKEg3 BAKBACUE-A free Barbecue will
4 he given Amherst Court House, Saturday
the d day If December in furthprnncc of the scheme
tor the extension the Ortge Il Alexandria r. Il. to
Lynch burg, through Amhcrt. Ladies and Gentlemen
respectively invited 10 attend
nov 80 d&ci3dee JAS. POWELL, Chairman.
tY Rep. nud Express COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
VALUABLE TOWN PROPER,
FOR SALE

go, nra,ia, af Lynchnws 'r -, 0 ,I. Coqa d
yrnber tenn thcnaf ia the Year 1874 in 3bf 1
Tyree &c rs. Tyrec. d ais. " tia. ,,l es
Cnmmissione,.. vi proceed, oh the Ig,, ~
GENDER ntxi, 10 sell. by way OF public anr,; u I
hnghr.l bidder tla following ieal estate ,r 4 vi ha
4 p..l,,,t T,,aa d;a "iFhd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
House and Sign Painting

TBNt9EVEIkY LATEST NEW S.-The sub
scrber has just received by express very su"ror
lot ofNew Mousns and other goods, to which he would
call the attention of the Trade All in Of good
bargains will do we'll call ind examine for themselves.
A c. LEWIS,
att e old stand Of B H. Learis d Co.
Exchange square, Lynchburg v.
.lisif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
DAILY iIRGlNIiN.
,aNEs Mct,,,A AID, Ealtor


WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nof'Ra 20, 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

HAVING purcha se,i II H. Naees interest in the ron.
ccru Of MACE & WINSTON. Gas will appear ON the
above 81 Iycr,i.ement) will continue the
Grocery Commission & Forwarding Business
Mt The od stand corner of Curry and Pearl rect shall
retuin the services of Mr.. w. ". MACE D. Y. PAN
KEY and respectfully solicit the patronage of the friend
aud "t the lale pr1ni- to use my
best I'll me il, we'll as thai Of the public gen
orally.
my 2S limo JOS. p WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30
COMPETITION Foumdery-.GuI

COMPETITION FOundery.--tiulf
" Nelson county, Virginia .-DlSSOLUTlON.-A An
brew J. link has this day, Dee. 18th, A. D. 1852, pun
chased Of Elias Lnwier cehis entire interest in the
bove Foundry All debts due the firm uf/nk 81 Law
renee will be collected by Link also the debts due
from the will be settled by him lie requests
crs having claims against the to bring them
in for settlement; also all who indebted 10 the firm
will please call and settle.
INK e. LAWRENCE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

NOTECE.-llaving sold my entire interest in the
~ concern of MACE & WINSTON to JOS. =.
WINSTON. h unnr is authorized TO the OF
the concern in quidation All debts due the concern
must be paid to him aud all debts due BY it must be pre-
scented To him for collection.
Nov 24h, 1858 NJ. II. MACE
AS viii be sccuby Mr.. Wn,nn's advertisement an
ncxrd. he will continue the Grocery. Cos; pssiop and
Forwarding Business al the old stand of Mace & Vim
ston, and cordially recommend him the patronage OF
the old cu.tomrrs of the house.
II. MACE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

Was ever exposure shameless and disgrace
full made before Was ever resort to means SO
eorruptng and dishonorable' to carry an election,
had before,in this country! Words are wanting
To express the eXecration with which an honest
people should look upon open and base a pros
tituton of the offices and powers of the govern
ment to control the votes of freemen. Shame
upon the administration, lasting and whitening,
if it sanction such proceedings
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

be sold 1t public auction to \
~ highest biddcr,on Wednesday the 9TH tbec u
If fair if not on the next fair day thereafter, aif
esidence of James Tinsley, decd, in the COUNTY
all the perishable PROPERTY belonging
r 4 L. oF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-30

Have they changed their opinions upon the ques-
ton of Slavery! Are they less devoted 10 Free
Soilism than they were in lS4Sl Did not the
Democracy occupy the same ground in 1852,
which they occupied in 1913! Are they willing
TO leave the people of the territories free and un
trammeed to decide when they form a Consti-
tuition, whether Slavery shall exist among them
or not!
If they have really repented,
after the lapse Of gears has tested lis sincerity.
willing to forgive them, but for the present
they ought not to crowd into the front seais.-
These should be reserved for the true men, who
never failed to discharge their duty.
Commodore Stockton, ''the Paadin of Demoe-
racy," whose presence had been greeted by en-
thusiastic applause, was called to the stand
The length OF his speech compels Us to content
ourselves with few extracts:
81 am a Union man, and cherish for the Union
that love which should be the chief object and the
generation of an American statesmen. | am a
Democrat, in favor of simple, economical Gov
eminent, and opposed to the interference of the
General Government with the domestic concerns
of any of the States. (Cheers) ! am a State
Rights man; (applause;) opposed to Notification
either as a legal or rightful remedy; but am will
ling to yield to the States all that they have a
right to claim under the strictest construction of
the Constitution. With these antecedents and
present views, came here tonight at your bid
ding, to JOIN my congratulations with Won a: the
recent events which have taken place in the
state of New York (Applause.) see nothing
IN them but congratulations and harbingers of
our country's safety. Some may complain, and
question the course pursued by your 'honored
Representatives at Syracuse | do not Others
may doubt the policy of that course. | do not
On the contrary,in my judgment, il was .iudcioas
Wise, iaudable, and patriotic. 1t is true, by a
different course ofpolicy, they might have saved
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-08-03
SMALL VS.. LARGE HORSES.

The following on the comparative value of
large and small horses is from the New England
Farmer:
The arguments may all be in favor of great
size, but the facts are all the other way. LARGE
horses are more liable to stumble and to be lame.
than those of middle size. They are clumsy,
and cannot fill themselves so quick.
Overgrown ANIMALS, Of all descriptions, are
less useful in most kinds of business, and less
hardy than those of smaller size. Ii theory is
to be resorted to in order to determine such
questions, we suggest to the lovers of overgown
animals, the following. The largest Of anv
class is an unnatural growth. They have risen
above the usual mark, and it costs more to kee o
them in that position, than it would were thew
more on level with their species.
"Fullow nature" is rule not to be forgot.
ten by farmers Large men are not the best for
business Large cows are not the best for milk
Large oxen are not the best for travelling
Large hogs are not the hogs that fatten best,
and large hens are not the hens to lay eggs.
Extremes are to be avoided. We want we'll
formed animals, rather than such as have hea-
Wy, largebones. Odd as it may seem to the
theorist, short legged animals invariably prove
to be better travellers than any, Short leaged
soldiers are better on a march, and officers "a v
they endure hardships longer AN those of lon
ger limbs.
On choosing horse take care by all means
that his hind legs are short If they are long and
split apart like pair of dividers never enquire
the price Of the horse dealer run for your life,
and make no offer lest you be taken up.
Horses that are snug Quilt are not always fast
travellers It is no easy matter to select horse
that is perfect in all points. Snug and tough
horses are not always fast on the road The
fast st trottefs are not slwagsnad for very hard
ri,