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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20
PLATFORM SCALES,


k>ROM the mandatory of Duryec, Forsythe & Co,
: comprising twelve different sizes weighing from,
or. To 900 lbs md ut n from $40 TO $IU0 Any
OF the above will be furnished the net factory PRICES
adding transportation, by
G. MORSE, Agt 10, the above
N B-The above are warranted, accurate and equal
IL the best. nm 7-t.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20
Administrators Sale ard Notice.

Vie subscriber will sell on Saturday the 2hd day of
l. July next, at the residence of the late John Wills,
all the Ferishable property belonging the of
said decedent
he terms will be made known the2 Cay of snle
All persons indebted the said John Wills are here
by notified that longer indulgence will be iven md
that the clams against such will if they are not soon
paid. be placed in a train of collection.
All persons having claims against lh, estate of the
said John Wills will please present them to one Of
the subscribers GEO. d. DAVIS
le l3-dwty2 G T. WILLS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

NEW GOODS AGAlN.-John J. Purvis,
~ Agent isugain opening great variety New Goods
VIZ farasols, Bonnets. Gloves Cali oes Lawns, Rib,
"ons, Trimmings &C., &c-All of which will be sold
Tor Cash only Una 2i--tsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20
IMPO RTANT ExPREss NOTICE

h TO THE PUBLIC - care of IaposiJton an /
Humbug Monopoly We feel called upon US a sense OF
duty toward the public and ourselves caution,
the numerous patrons and friends of Parsen d King
Express, throug hput Virgia, ,oith Carolina aud Ten
nessce, against hand-bls and issued by
II certain Express Company long known 10 the mcr
chunts ot tn South especial v Virginia and North Cur
onn, the tary, eu16iant and mOnopoiSing ELpreSs
his fast Eapress wishes to in the public thnt they
have effected arranG fo ercluSioe cypress prg
eyes on Board the steamships Roanoke and jamestown
and thus lead the public suppose that other Express
can the ships To settle this matter definitely
and put it in its true hght before the public will only
say TINT we have been running our Express The
steamship Roanoke sinceher second trip, and mW con.
iue to do until she her last trip;and the 10th
instdnt, will make first Express shipment on the
new and magnificent steamship Jamestown; and which
Expresses will always be directly under the charge of
special messengers.
Freight and packages will le delivered with our usr
al promItness and at the iom rates heretofore
Ncl will he at least d0 per cent below the seiEaylcd
eEciuStUe EXPRESS COMPANY, aware they mus,
do large business and b. rel paul. for the privilege o
having small room board the ships, for which PAR
d. KING offered the OF $47 000) orty.seycn
thousand dollars for five year4 contract
We would again and astly state to the public mud our
patrons that our interests largely identified with
the increasing enterprise of the South aud the general
direction OF the business under the personal supetin
tendence of of the firm no permanently reside, nj
Petersburg, Va. we call fora continuance Ofthat liberal
patronage heretofore conferre on and general sup
port oi ue system o economy Phhcth0fHyh ana eLpfdHi0h
first reduced by us,and upon which may depend
being carried out the letter
PARISEN& KING
Jas. II K1NG,2 Barclay street. New York.
VIM b. PARlSEN, BoIngbrook st. Pctersburg,Yd
Entertaining live ofthe high moral tone hon
and business capacities OF Aessrs. PAnfsfN KING
4il CO have been injected with the hous would re-
SPecttu ynrge upon my ow personal friends merchants
and others at this city continue the patronage hereto
fore so rally bestowed upon this Souern enterprise
which is in direct opposation ton 'nonopoty ,mpo
sutton which has bcch pinct ced upon them 40 long
WM H. MAULE, Ag't, Peml st.
GEO. BAGBY, Agt Lynchbnrg
10 l3-d2w
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Daguerreotypes! Daguerreotypes!.

DnguerreOtypesI DaguerreOtypcs!!
nSBoRN, the grent Southern Daguerrean Artist
would respectfully call the attention of the citizen,
OF Lynchburg ard vicinity his Gold cnameiied Pre-
MUM Flesh Cofoytd DaRacrreogpcs that have been ed
mired much the past year Mr.. Osborn has been TO
great exncnse and troub's procure an instrument
superior 10 any before knon aud he will g.arante,
better kencsseso OF children than have been taken
before, and IN half the time other artist rcquires-
Come and sec Price from ( to $50.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN
Sign Of the fagsof all Nations
apl5-dsc6m 172 Nam 81 Richmond IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

pHu,pr, I'll \. June 15.-T The steamship
keystone slate, foI the Philadelphia and Sa
vannah steamship line, was launched at o
clock the morning Of the 18th inst. from the
ship yard of Messrs Vaughan & Lynn, Ken
slngton.
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NTHRACITE a BiTUMINOUS

4 NTHRA CET ~ BnTUMINOUS
"A Goals. The subscribers having recently enter
ed into the Anthracite Coa business in connection with
their former (Buu inous Coa bushes, will be pleased
TO furnish the citizens of Lynchbnrg with beth kinds
their unusual accommodating terms.
Orders through Messrs Nance & Gooch of this place
or to us direct will be promptly attended TO.
BECKETT & MAYNARD,
IT, 20-d2nw2m Richmond.
- "a Exr
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TRAYED from my Stable on Saturday the
- 10Th inst, Light Roam Mare. 10 particular
mar ks recoeced-Iier size is rather Of the poney
der and OF very light FORM &c. Any returning hen
to me, or informing mo Of her whereabouts, will be lib
erully rewarded. GEO. G. CURLE.
April 22-ts
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Ludwell II. Brown,

0sDn REV from the SUBJ
" ~ scrber about the Lat of March, NEGRO
WOMAN nnmed Alley about 35 yenrs of age, Of black
complexion, pther the usual height, trim, active
aud quick spoken. hive reason think that She 10
In rkipg IN the neghborhood If Lyncbburg.
will pny the above reward Of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery my houso in Amherst county, Saunders
~ lfby, in Lynehbnrg A. w WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

ORD. HEAVY STOCK Of Dry Goods
p JUNE 18th, I853-Jno. J. Purvis' Ag't. has just
reached home from trip buy goods and is
ceivng large supply of every description of articles
known to the Dry Goods Trade.
Any persons dJubting the cheapness of his Goods
will piease call and look for themselves
=. S.-My system ofbusiness is to receive goods
nearly every week in the year aud sell for and
CASH ONLY. JOHN ]. PURVIS, Agh
June l2-ifts
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- lMNE
Important and Cheering News!t
PARISEN & KINGS
STE N SHIP ExPRE SIS,

PER HoAsokE AsD JAaEsTowE.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED ExPEDI-
TION, sc, &C., &c.
WE proprietor having u,ade new arrangements for
= the still better dispatch Of their Express by ihs
Steamships "ROdNOkE" and "JAMESTo wv"
frum New York they wish keep before the public,
thai Parisea 4 Kings Popular Sosihera Express IL al
ways ON hand for the accommodation Of their friends,
a, the lowest rates and unparalleled dispstch.-ther
Express leaving New York. generally delivered At al
most every point Of Vrg mia in 10 hours and ihreugbout
Nof'h Carolina in So hours. and ut roRrr yKR cksr
hELowrHs oLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
fAhisss kisas facilities for the expeditions
poriaton o Freight and Packages, cannot bc beet by
my Express Company in Existence and they defy sny
competition thrterc in tho shape of Humbug, Imro-
sitien and Monopoly
TT lie sure to order your goods by Pariscn & Kings
Express. No. p barclay Street, New York
hest assured that all they promise,ihey viii faith
fully ful6l
fAhlSEN & KING, No .. Barclay st, ~ T.,
and Bollingbrook ST., Petersburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

DLOWs-A gricuitural Implements
On hnnd iorge assortment Of Flows. twenty diff
,rcnt patterns, comprising three horse right
md elt-land Livingston Co P.ekskill, Boston Eagle.
Double mould board, Hillside and Sub-soil-Also, 3
md tooth expanding CulsivafOrs; expanding
aud ilnrrows single aud double COrn-Shel1-
ers; Cutting Boxes, different sizes and patterns;
Patent Thermometer Churn, and ynriey of other
turning impemeptsy-also, improved Patent Hay
Presses. The above warranted equal to any
in this market and will be sold reasonable terms
a the
PIEDMONT WORKS,
Lynehburg, Va.
r1'Orders by mil promptly filled.
Mnrchl4-ift
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

DECEIvING AND FOIkW ABIDING
IN GROCERIES, AND PLASTER.--Tbe sub.
.erberst continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the caDn amidst all the ehanges receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Our charges bc low and forwarding done with die.
t,ateh.
VIII receive in n few dnys, frat assortment of
Groeeres, which he will sell low, and buy all times,
Flour Corn Meal, Onts, Flax Seed &c. for which be
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES b. RENWICK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

NoTlcE.-Express packages FOR Norfolk Pc
tersbnrg Richmond and the interior intended for ship
lneht per steamers Roanoke" or jamestown" will
herenler he received by Measrs. Parisen King, 2nd
berony St, New Yotk, who the only authorized
Agents to forward Express packages by those
sniPs. VRetsfA, N. CARoLIKA IL TEssEssEE.
IL I4-dta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20

n III Of July CeIebratiOn.-A Ball will be fur
Finished at the Buffalo Springs in Amhers co nty, on
Monday the 4th ofJuly and continue for three days
Subscription 50 for gentlemen alone the first night af
ter that the usual Tavern rates will he charged and all
ladies invited free for three days Suitable managers
pledge themselves hnt pains shall be spared to
make il Of the gnfcent Bulls giv' in
this county. We will have several extra Hacks Beth
e carry passengers from Lyme hburg to the Springs
besides the regular line Of stages on the 4th.
June d&ct4iy RAINE x KYLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20
Miniature Almanac.

Ev Sixteen of the best Apothecariea in Baltimore say
OF Sta6lers Anodyne Cherry Eapectorant, for Coughs
&C. and of Stabler's Diarrhea Cordial for Affections
o the Bowels that they are satisfied that they are
medicines of GREAT VALUE, and very efficient tor the
cure OF the diseases for which they are recommended
they bear the evidence of skill and in their prep
ora'1on AMI style of putting up" &c. See advertise
meht in another column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-20
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
HOUSE q LOT

VIE subscribers will proceed to sell Mt public M
- ton ON Satnrday .he 2nd dnv of Iuly unxt IL
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magnificent MnryInnd : osserles.

FUN II, IB1J.
Payment Of Prizes Guaranteed by the State of MARYLAND
MARION x CO, Agents.
BALTIMORE Nd.
vINHE following splendid Sch particularly
l. worthy the attention of the public comprising
OF the most brilliant Lotteries drawn in the
United States.
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t.Y" Republican and Express copy
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18
Lancaster Rail Road.

We have recently had conversation with gentle
man who resides in Chester and is also director in
the Charlotte and Columbia Rail Road Company who
assures us that there is to truth foundation in the
report that Chester would contribute one hundred
thousand dollars and the Charlotte Company the same
amount towards the construction Of road from Ches-
tervlle to Lancaster. He regards the scheme as we
do, entirely impracticable and does not believe there
is the least probability that road will be built 10
Lancaster, unless it is made from Camden.
We do not know who is responsible for the report
which reached Camden short time since, that three
hundred thousand dollars would be subscribed by
Chester the Charlotte road aud Columbia to prevent
the construction of road from Camden. We have
this to say to our friends if they in earnest about
the Lancaster Rail Road let them rcdouble their dill
gence and push the enterprise forward with spirit and
energy Chester does not want the road, nor do we
believe Lancaster would do well to have it, even if it
was given to them without AN effort being made by
them to ensure its construction.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18
Tribute Of Respect.

Alta regular meeting of Kershaw Lodge, No. Q,
l. o. O. F., held on Friday evening the l4th instant
the following Preamble and Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
Death is at all times terrible to think upon-how
much more so when wel,ave realised the fact that he
has been among and borne away one whom We
all delighted to call brother" Such, however, has
been our lot. 4 few weeks ago. one who bid fair to
live long, has passed away, leaving void which will
not soon be fedagain God has been pleased to take
from US by death much loved friend and brother,
Past Grand Joseph Wienges let this dispensation of
His Providence teach US, and all, to remember
the shortness Of life let take the opportunity to Of
fer to his bereaved widow and orphans heart felt
sympathy and coincidence: BE it therefore
Resolred That in the death of p. G., JOSEPH WIEN.
GEs, Kerslaw Lodge has lost useful jealous andtrue
member; his family devoted husband andafecton-
ate father.
ResOlred, That blank page Of our Record Book be
dedicated to his memory.
Resolred That as tokelr Of our regard, will wear
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days.
Resolred That our Recording Secretary be instruc.
ted to furnish the family Of the deceased with copy
of the above Preamble and Resolutions and that they
be published in the Camden journal and Charleston
Standard, WILLIAM WALLACE, Sec'g.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18
OBITUARY.

DlED-At Lcwisville Female Seminary
S. c., Oh the 2Sth of September, Miss HAN
NAH 6. f. MURrnEY, in the 10th year of her
age. In contemplating the character of this
lovely girl, we feel our entire inability to do it
Justice. Hers was the soul of an angel; to
say she did not sin, would perhaps be saying
too much; but we know that she sinued less in
word and deed than the most devout christian
we ever knew.
1t will be source of satisfaction to her be-
reaved parents, and friends to know that she
enjoyed the affection, and esteem of her teach
crs to high degree; and was a favourite with
all her schoolmates
In momcnary expectation of her father,
few hours before her death, she said, !" If die
before Papa arrives tell him to meet me in hca-
vcn."
Oh blessed hope it comforts, but it cannot
heal the bleeding heart; that must mourn on
because through all our life we can no more
see her lovely face, or hear her low, sweet voice.
She is gone, but in the hearts of her sor:
rowing parents and friends, her memory will
live enshrined until they 20 to meet her where
her sins, which were few, are forgiven.
Sleep gentle maid, thy cares are ocr
Hope deferred can blight no moro
Nor sorrow with her sable wing.
Der thy spirit shadows fling
Could love have kept thee gentle maid
Here thou would'st have ever stayed
But God. and angels loved thee well
And took thee hence with them to dwell.
Oh, when VIC leave this mortal coil
When we're done with time and toll
On the loving Saviors breast
M,y we come with t,cc to rest
l.. i. c.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18
A. MCLEAN, Secretary.
For the Camden journal.


MR. EDIroR-l see in your Journal of the
9th ult., a communication over the signature
of kcrShaw as it Is,' which, for the sake of
truth. if tor no other purpose, ought not to go
unrctutcd In the first place he (kershaw as
it Is) asserts, in regard to the District ques-
ton, that the majority Of the citizens of ker-
shaw living within the proposed boundaries
are aversc to forming anew District. La sakeS.
how long did he go TO school to get so much
larnin-as Mrs. Parington would have said
under the circumstances. As for ourselves
we are not. wisr.acrc enough to say whether
the gentleman he correct or not, in this matter,
as we have not canvasSed that portion OF ker.
shaw included witha the proposed District, as
to have arrived at any such conclusion, for
by what other method, he could b, guaranteed
in making so positive an affirmation at this ear
~ date, we are unable to divine. In the Sc
cond place, he says that he understood that
the meeting held at TiIlers Church on the 2nd
July was one assembled for Religious worship.
After which, a meeting was called to take into
consideration tho propiety OF forming new
District, and that 5ew participated IN it,
which, to say The least of it, is gross misrep-
rcsenlaton, lis it is well known that that meet.
ing was called for the purpose .pt'taking into
consideration the prnprety Of forming a new
District, as rcportedin the proceedings which
wee rol'ishrd it yHnr Journal Ct tie I:,,'!:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18

THE Er1scorAL BOARD OF MIss1oHs.-At
the triennial meeting of this organization, held
in New York on Thursday evening, the 18th
annual report of the Domestic Committee was
read, from which it appears that its receipts
have been S25, ,s5642, considerably exceeding
its expenditures. Two bishops and eighty three
clergymen are supported in the field Of do
mestlc missions, and thirteen stations are va
cant. There have been thirty-three appoint
ments within the year, of which twen,y.one
were new missionaries. Eighteen missionaries
have resigned and one has died. Two church
es have been consecrated four in course of
erection, and lots have been purchased for nine
The receipts for foreign missions for the year
preceding the 18th June last amount to s42,-
500,S0; expenditures S47,2374G. From that
time to the first of October the receipts were
SS 5l5.s9; expenditures l,70s.3G. it was
Stated that owing to the increased number Of
missionaries, a considcral increase of the funds
would be reGrircd.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18
For tue Camden Journal.
District Convention.

According to previous instruction, the gene.
raj Convention OF Delegates assembled ut Til
lrr's Church, in kershaw District, on the 18th
ult., to discuss the propriety or non propriety
of further procedure in the new District meas
urc ~
On motion L. f. Til.cr was callel to the
Chair, who in Il few and appropriate rep,arks
set forth the object of the Convention. and also
solicited delegates present to state the ~ishes
of the people on the matter within the respcc
tive sections which they represented, which on
being done, it WIS moved and adopted that a
committee of three from each District be ap-
pointed by the Chair to arrange the boundaries
of the proposed District. Whcrcupon the Com
mittee ad lustcd the boundaries as follows, viz !:
Beginning on the Lancaster line, six miles
west of Big Lynchc's Creek, at point three
miles above Fields bridge, thence direct line
to Sparrow Swamp, at Mount EIon, in Dar-
lington District, thence up Sparrow Swamp
to the mouth of Burnt Branch, thence up Burnt
Branch TO its source. thence a direct line to
the nearest point on Black Creek, thence up
Black Creek to the upper Alligator in Chester.
field District, thence direct line 20 Big Lynch
es Creek, where the Lancaster line intersects
said Creek, thence to the beginning.
A Committee of twelve were then appoint
ed to circulate within the proposed District,
petitions for the purpose of obtaining signature
thereto praying the Legislature TO grant the
proposed District at its ensuing session.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted at the aforesaid Convention:
Resolred, That we will not support any man
for any Office Of profit, honor or trust in the
Districts of kershaw, Darlington, Chesterfield,
and Sumter that will take action against US il,
the present issue whether we be successful in
obtaining the District or not
ReSolced, That the Camden Journal, Sumter
Banner, Darlington Flag, and Cheraw Gazette
be requested TO publish the proceedings Of the
Convention.
Nothing else being presented for the con.
sidaration of the Convention, on motion ad.
iournment was made sine die.
E. E. TlLLER, Ch'm'n.
A. MCLEAN, Secretary.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18

The EARTHQUAKE At THEBEs:-The follow
ing is the result OF the investigation instituted
BY order Of the government
On the morning ofthe 18th ut, two terrcs-
trial shocks, so feeble that many of the iuhabi.
tants of Thebes, were not sensible of them, an
nouneed the catastrophe which was shortly to
follow. The weather was calm, the air pure
the temperature soft and somewhat humid the
people were gay. and all contributed to aug
ment the ec!at of the religious festival Which
was to he celebrated, when suddenly, at half
p!ast eleven, q terrible noise followed immc-
diately Violent trembling, file the inhabi.
tants with alarm.
The people, not knowing what to do, ran out
of tneir houses or Jumped out oftheir windows.
The continuance Of the trembling Of the soil,
the noise Of falling houses, and the thick clouds
ofLust which rapidly euveoped the whole town
increased the prevailing terror. The most dis
nal waiIinps were heard from all points, and
by @ general instinct the people ran ont Of the
town. when the violence Of the trembling
had ceased and the cloud Of dust was dssipa-
ted. the Inhabitants took courage aud returned
to ascertain the extent and results oF the terri.
Ile Ihenoncnon which they had witnessed.
It was tousl that all the houses of the town
cfThcbcs AID the fouhourg Of Peri, had been
rendered uninhahitable. Many of them had
l,en entirely destroyed and covered the re
mains of;he iormer occupants. Some Of the
churches ~cre prosHrae; of others the walls
presented immense yawning gaps.
The great aqucduct nf the town WAS consider
ably inipred, allowing aIe water to escape at
,oanv poilks, ana i'll the fountains were rem
dcred muddy for iour-and.twcnty hours. The
impulse or the sho"k was always rGrPcndI%n
lar. In point VI fact, all the houses fell directly
IN their foundations without lnc!'"'nG IL "n;
,a,',...;.r pct "f Il" c"rrtss E'"vc'.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1853-10-18

The steam ship Ell Dorado, from ASenwal
on the lst inst, arrived at New Orleans on
Saturday last. She brings California dates to
the 10Th of September, brought down by the
John II. Stephens, which arrived at Panama On
the 2s,h ult. with seven hundred passengers
and 81 100000 in gold ttust on freight &
The passengers by the FL Dorado, have
reached New Orleans from San Francisco in
twenty days and sixtcen'hours
The news from California is generally of but
little Importance.
The elections took, place on the 7th Septem-
Der, and resulted in Democratic triumph.
John Biger was elected Governor and S. purdy
Lieut. Governor. The votes everywhere was
large, and the contest close. In San Francis.
co the democrats had Il very small majority
Intelligence from Rogue River announces
the cessation of Indian hostililies, in conse.
quence Of q treaty made by General Lane with
several hostile tribes.
The anniversary Of the annexation of Cali.
fornia was celebrated on the 9th September by
military demonstration.
Lieut.. Beale and party had arrived in safety
at Los Angeles.
Kit Carson had also arrived from Meross
plains.
Lieut. Col. Lason died on the 7th ult.,
Fresh discoveries of gold were Of almost
daily occurrance, and the miners were doing
well.
Business was exceedingly dull, and prices of
the leading articles had undergone but few
changes.
The steamship Illinois from New'York, ar.
rived at Aspinwal on the lst inst, and would
immediatel y return with about one million and
aquarter in gold, and seven hundred passen.
gers.