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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

Tho Alexandra Gazette fears that "siricl
construclionists" will be still farther horrifed,
when they read the article in the Unon,of Fri
day. on the "Democratc Party aud Internal
Improvements, where, with design Of being
as State Rights us practicable. il is yet set
down, "in black and " hite," that, General
Jackson shows mos, cleorly.by historical refer
ences, that the principle Of construction. orgi.
nally laid down by Mr. Madison had been a
banloucd and violated in so many instances
and by so many republican Presidents, incln-
ding Jefferson Madison and Monroe, and the
violations SO long and unifornl acqniesced in
by every Department of the government and
by tho people, that hc was const lined to adj
init the impraclieabllily of bringing the gov
eminent back 10 The construction set up in
l79s.assumIng that to be the true construction.
and hence TO declare, 'he public good and
The nature Of our political institutions require
that individual differences should yield to a
well settled acquiescence of the people and
conlederaied authorities in particular construc-
tons oil the constitution on doubtful points
Not To conccde this much 10 the spirit Of our
institutions would impair her stability, and
defeat the objects OF the constitution Itself
Possib y great many Democrats had forgot
Ten that Gen. Jackson ever promulgated these
doctrines.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

HUNTS MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August
is superior number. Its leading articles on
sia: the Past and Present of its Commerce"
will amply repay perusa, as throwing light
on subjects hich at present engage much
public attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09
OFFICE LYHCHByRa HOSE FIRE lks Co..
IL

august duh. 1913. J
INHE Board OF Dire tors of the Lynch,urg Hose e.
l. Fire Insurance Company. m'eling held
this day ntered Resolution declaring dividend of
G" four per cent out of the profits of the last six months
payable 10 The stockholders, this ofre and after
the 18Th insi. C T. WILLS Sec'rv.
August 6d4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

and. resting there all night, take breakfast the
next morning al DIbrell's Springs and arrive
at the White Sulphur in the evening. The
fare 10 Buchanan Is SO 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

RAIL ROAD DIREcroR Mr.. George Stuart
of Wythe has been chosen member OF the
Board Of Directors of the Virginia and Tenn
essee Rail road Company
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

the world amongst all classes, will not be graf
flied. Report says she is about to Commit
malrim my. and become permanen, resident
of this State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

es we're delivered by Mr.. Fsrar Of Amelia.
Mai Preston, OF Lexnton, and Mr.. SturdlSan'
of Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

A letter from San Francisco TO the Newark
Advertiser says:
Business is improving, and but for the vast
overstock of merchandise in The market would
be very good. We cannot look for any mate.
rial Improvement in prices until advised ofihe
almost entire cessation of shipments for Eas.
tern ports.
Mrs. Sinclair. late Mrs Forrest, has been
playing here Every body went to see her
once. attracted by the notorie,y she has gained
from domestic difficulties. and the universal
desire manifested by California men to SIZE u
p city woman. From the latter cause her
beautiful sister. Virginia, has attracted quite as
much attention as herself
Lola Montez has been deligh,ing portion
oil the people OF San Francisco by her spider
dance. She has courted The favor orthe fire
men. who have severalAimes attended in DO
dy her exhibitions of agility. and they mani.
Test the warmest appreciation at her capers,-
She has been endeavoriDg TO make an engage
ment with the management here, but as she
wants the lions share, they respectfully de.
cline at present. and for time the curiosity to
see the woman, who has cut such q figure in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

THE STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION,
which assembled in Charoltes. lille last Wednes
day. adjourned Friday morning The pro
ccedings of The body appear to have been
characterized by much zeal, and to we been
participated in by many men of talent and in.
fnencc from various portions Of the S ate
The following resolutions offered as a suhsti.
tnte for the report of committee were adopt
ed
Resolved |. That there ought to be a law
prohibl'orv OF the manufacture or keeping for
sale, and of the traffic in intoxicating drinks,
guar ded hy proper provisions and penalties
and espc' lilly by the provision that all such
liquors found In ores possession, contrary to
law, shall he destroyed.
2. That such law ought TO be submitted 10
the people of each county aud city, and be in
force. where it is adopted by a minority of
the legal voters.
3. Thst in those counties and cities. where
it shall be rejected, the county or hustings
court ought 10 have power in their discretion
to refuse all license for the sale of intoxica.
ting liqsors.
T. That memorial be drawn up in accor
dance with the purport of the abo"e resolutions
ensuing winter
s. ! hat be appointed to present
said paper, and that he apply for permission
10 appear al the bar ofthe House, for the pur.
pose of addressing il in favor of the law pray
ed Tor.
6. And that there he formed, throughout The
State, associations to be called Anti License
Leagues, 10 be composed of all such persons
ms will pledge themselves To labor, and vote
for repeal of the License Laws, and the
adoption Of prohibiIory liquor law. The
following pledge is recommended
pledge myself to use all proper means to
secure law prohibiting the manufacture and
sale OF il toxlcaiing beverages and will vote
for it, and aid in enforcing its due observance
An Executive Committee was appointed,
consisting oil the following gentlemen
Gen. John II Cooke Of Fluvanna, Captain
DImmock All. ed 5 Lee. Samuel Reeve and
Col. Thomas J. Evans, OF Ricl mond; f. N
Watkins OF Farnville Lucian Minor of I.oui-
Ia John Minor of Albemarle; DR. Roberts
Reed of Henry; and Daniel Dodson of Peters
burg
This committee was authorised TO employ
four lecturers to visit different parts Of the
State and deliver lectures ON the subj, ct of
Temnerance
With regard TO means for advancing the
cause ofiemperancr,27 counties were pledged
10 raise S25 900 for thar purpose.
The Convention appointed .ftiy delegates to
t e"World's Temperance Convention" This
is not the Worlds Temperance Convention of
which Greeley, Lucy Stone. Wendell Pal.
lips, Douglass and others of the same genus.
are tn rnevng spirits. 1t is called by some of
The most respectable men in the South and
North, and is to meet in New York on the 9th
September.
The Convention was concluded with an i'm
pressive prayer by Rev. Mr.. Broaddus. and
valedictory address by the President, DR.. Jno.
B. Minor.
Thursday night, at a large meeting. address
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

CANAL OPENED.
MORE NEW GOODS-JULY 25th 1853
L'I JOHN }. PURvls Agent, is again receiving great
many New Goods. which he will sell not exactly " Mt
cost" but great deal cheaper than old Stocks
of goods in Lynchburg would likely be
l2s i'arasol> all colours and prices,
10Y Ladies' and Misses Bonnets, all styles,
Artificial Hair, large supply, to.wil:
Ringets. Wigs Curl, Sc, very cheap.
Lawns. u large stock al 81, 10 4 1924 cts. per yd..
Pnk. blue. buff and purple Caicoes,
Together with variety of ether goods, tedious
mention. JNO J. PURVlS, Agent.
July 25-ifts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09
LINE of Richmond a.

sf1s
home line il composed of the following ves.el md
sails from Newly ork every three days. Ali owned in
the city Of Richmond viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09
Tobacco INSPECTORS.

The following tobacco inspectors have been
appointed by Governor Johnson for the Ware
houses designated 10 take effect from the Let
of January 1854:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

By the line of stages recently put on the
road between Buferds Depot and buchanan.
apassenger leaving this city in tho 80 p. M.
train can reach the latter place at 81 P. NJ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-09

The advantage that neighborhood derives
from the construction of a railroad through il
Is shown by an opinion expressed by the edi
tor Of the Railroad Record. of Cincinnati, in
which the position is taken that belt of coun.
try such as that Of Ohio,of three miles in width
will be. advanced in value 10 sufficien,
degree to defray the cost ef making railroad
through it; and the further calculation that a
belt of seven miles will by its own local trade
sustain railroadr Running ,hrous oh its midst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
Mines and Mining.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23-6 p NJ
The sales Of Lehsh Zinc larger than usual at to-
days board Prices however did not reach the point At
which they stood fortnight ago. 81 all that could
be had at buyer co. North Carona, which fetched
AZ last Friday only reached for cash to Gay 1t can.
not too often be repeated that the tendency OF aourshes
in mining reports to depress not to raise the stock
The only report that really affect the market favor
ably in which the most facts and the fewest words
(no adjectves at ally contained Gardeners Crushing
Machine moved upwards eighth; it sold at TX,
buyer 20. This is probably cue to the eff
feet tf the advertisement published below. We
trust the Gardiner company will succeed in oh.
aiming quartz Of the right hird Utter is offered at Ia
Au evening paper states that the dividend about which
much has been fad to be in stock and not in money
and the statement has not been sontra6icted II it be
true people must be enterprsng to give even Il for VI
ster There IL an active demand for McCuoca at
and ~ but holders ask 81 The Springfield Of
which spoke the other day is offered at 81, without
buyers Stock OF the Camel Coal Company Of ,os River
IL also freely but fruitlessy offered at IN People have
ceased 60 through the form Of offering Deep River
MINING BOARD NOVEMBER %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
THE FIREMEN.

n and Ladder Company No. H. held Saturday evening"
November 49, 1853 the following preambles and ssoutiea
we unanimously adopted
Whereas catastrophe at the fire tho
Of Fulton and Nassau streets sunday October 80 1853
whereby H. Bren lost his life in the discharge
duty fireman. thus at sudden and awful stroke d.
priving fond and aft ct sister of dear aud beloved
brother to whom she had looked for assistance and sup
port in her declining years. And
Whereas in his sudden and untimely end the
loss Of who had endeared hims by his many viz
tues and his hind and disposition, and justice
his memory demands that should not forget whs
were and dear to him while living therefore be
Resolved, That committee be pointed with power
receive don atoms from fellow ct aid sister
Of Mr. H. Bren who this calamity been deprived Of
AsouYce of support
Therefore the gentlemen appointed on the
mi,ee:-James Rose Daniel Mooney Armand .rbisF
The subsaripton list Wi alss be left at the following
Washington street, Fraser Everett So Gold strees Charles
Sturges, 391 Greenwich street.
Z. BIZ EMoND. Sec. ARMAND BARBER Foreman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

The steamship America hich left Boston to day for
Liverpool, took out $3.50. 900 in specie
part of the Catawssa Wilamsport and Erie Railroad
in Pennsylvania, opened on the 18th inst and large
party from Brosmsburg, ColumbiA county, went
curson on the road. There immense bridges
on the line of the road from to Tamaqua From
the summit in the coal region for seventy miles, to Eas
ten there is descending line Of railroad from thence
to New York. by the New Jersey Central Railroad grades
not exceeding q feet to the mile. From the
NIT to Philadelphia lis miles, it is either level de-
scendng grade, where single locomotive draw four
FIVE hundred tons. Leading to the eeaboard, east Of
Baltimore, the highest grade from Wlliamsport where
this DAD connects with the sunbury and Erie and Emra
railroads. than SO feet to the mile going either
to Philadelphia New York. PhiladephiA will be placed
by this road hundred miles to Western New York
than that city by present routes 1t opens direct
line the West from New York via Easton and
to williamspor, thence BY the Sunbury and Erie Rail
road Rdgeway, in Elk county, and from Rdgeway to
the city of Erie Lake Erie This road, when opened
will shorten the line o; travel from New York to Erie
hundred miles, any line of railroad at this time in
operation in the State OF New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23-6 7. NJ
AsHm.-There were 100 bbls purchased At IS se1l
foe pearls, and Is so for pots per 100 lbs. L.
BRFADeTuFvs.F1our less active and shade cheap
The operations included Is bblssour at 80 So
rs; superfne No 1T SO 81 So so; ordinary to cho
State a. IS 6sA So mixed u fancy We'tern at SO
s1I a$; common TO good Ohio at 81 SIX 81 an 9th
hnes ~ preportionste prices Canadian was mani
mate The blge ess IL Southern prseu 600 bbls at
81 ft{ ~ 20 fcr mid to g,od o. % 81 ST. for "A
write. sd " q bHS ST1s for fancy, per pbl Rye
four WY qu"t ~ - SIX for fine and IS - 80
81 'or sidne co,D nrai rsaiIed at ~ for Jersey
sld u IN los ss.hdywSs Per Dbl, Wheat Continued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
lADyERTIsENEyT.1

To ewsrns or GOLD QuAarn vEiss. The Gardiner
Colo Quartz Pulverzpg and Amalgamating Machine Com
pany solicit proposals for the delivery OF thousand tons
Of gold bearing quartz at shipping port the deliveries
commence within thirty days and completed within
days The yield gold must be average twenty
dollars Ton BY the cid OF the Chi
an mile This offers fne opportunity those owning gold
mines 70 test the value Of their
character OF their mines be addressed
The subscriber and personal application made once
Of the Company, Of Beaver and william streets
i. KELLOGG. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
DANCING ACADEMIES,

DoDwoRTH's DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 800
"A. Broadway, open for the option pupils
can enter at any time during the Glasses ladies
and children Wednesday and Saturday or Thursday and
Saturday afternoons all meet Saturdays for practice
with band Of music. Lessons for gentlemen on Monday
Wednesday, and THURSDAY evenings general practice with
band, Saturday evening Gentlemen do attend
reaalar evenings but purchase less ckets ate
whsn convenient TO learn particular dance While on
vft to Europe during the past bers OF
dances which will be introduced
time here. Private Lessons family classes aud
attended Soirees twice month exclusively for pupils
EyEkRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 81 WEST
Fourteenth reet-Madame Dubreul Terrcro and I'd
Tersero respectfully inform their patrons and the pub
aS that their soadsmy 10 now open and pupils enter
,ssss, WSdnssdsys Saturdays Monday. and Thursday.
lays as3h \; on Saturday evening :. N Y, ola.
schools screes given usual Several dances
Ind auadrilIes will ba Introduced during the
MRS. A. LANNAY's DANCING SCHOOL AT MoNTA
W que Hail. opposite the City Hail. Brooklyn !, now open
!, assisted BY her daughter Matnees dansantss exol1
svely for pupils and patrons Private GLASSES and schools
instructed. Address No. 4S Livingston street. Brooklyn
THE ART OF DANCING CORRECTLY AND GRACE
fuly-Mr. Charruauds classes open for the recep
zion Of pupils at his 81 East Thirteenth street
of Broadway For days and hours please
and evening Express
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CTRIET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice s hereby given that The following Pc
fence vacant the north side Of Fourteenth street,
between First and Second to regulate and grade
pave Forty FIRST street between seyeath and Eighth
nues Also the following resolutionsTo open MAnsin
street. from Stanton 70 Houston; to fenoe vacant on
the south side Of Thirty second street, about hundred
ct east of Eighth All persons Interested having
requested TO present them In writing the
undersgned at his oce before the 9Th day Of De-
c,mber next JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
Nov, "a, l3l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

DETRIMENTAL ORDERS.-HBADQUARrERS H. l.
~ Rielps Star Hotel. Veteran Corps Of the Of
1912 will assemble Star HOTEL &c LspenarA
street. on Friday 25th instant, at half past O'Clock
in citizens dark Clothes with black hat cookAd
celebrate the uaton OF this city by thu
British troops in 1888 All who engaged in the military
declared June M 1872 are requested join with this
OCCASION After ceremonies Of the day in th
city corps will proceed Brooklyn where they will be
received and escorted 70 the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
ehurch by the Brooklyn Continentas under command Of
Rev Henry Ward Beeoher subject 1.-THE and events
TIL poor INDECENT old soldiers who their
country in that and for the ent nerment Of The
State York the Mayor snd Common Council Of the
city Of New York, and Of Brooklyn Jersey City, and VIII
amsburg the members Of Congress and Legislators eeot
and ell hes who appreciate the services rendered to their
country the the Of 1872 respectively
invited to attend that evening Preprieors and editors
of this and ada cities also in vted to
be present The doors will be opened at O'Clock and the
services will at with address to the hrons
of Grace by the Rev. Peter Van Pe d. d. Chaplain to
the corps. BY order. H. RAYMOND, Lieut., Col Com.
A. DAILY JR., Adjrtant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24


WATCHES AND JEwELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER rs
selling all descriptions Of gold and silver Watches jew
elry and silver RETAIL much less than the
prices Jurgensen watches Real Jules Jurgerseu watches
received arrival with him
cry watch warranted perfect time keepers $3.50 to $3.50
Cooper watches and levers in hunting and magic
ect time keeper SIPS 1915 Independent second
and quarter second watches for timing horses in gold and
silver cases s2s to $40 Chronemssers Splendid gold
e $50 Eight day which eight days
$40 to $3.50 Enamel watches for ladies; in hunting
SIS to 500 Diam nd watches for lade,
$50 to 5000 magic watches Itch change int,
three different Watches 800 to S75 watches which w1
the hands without any key So osfO;
pine Watches four holes jeweed S25 fne gold detached
levers s5 gold enameled watches the $685. gold
English ptsnt levers 1885, gold English patent levers
ing s5s slvr patent levers IS Low sl6 silver de-
pins bracelets; rings and 70. sale at much
pure god wedding ring gold hey, and seals gold and
pins lockets riggs gold and silver spectas gold tooth
picks cbarms cbateaine chains &c Silver wars-SteIng
silver forks pie knives napkin rings frat
knives wedding cake knives &c Watches jewelry
changed All watches warranted to keep good time
returned RepairsA kinds of ,hes and clocks
cleaned repaired in the beat at much than
the usual prices Glo. C. ALLEN, Importer of Watches
and Jewelry Wholesale and RETAIL IL Wall street. second
hoor iar Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
Donestlc MAI kets.

NHw BEDFORD On MARKET, Nov. 2l.--The Shipping LAST
reports sperm oil in good demand DO fer export and
home with but slight variation in prices Sales of
cargo of l6O0 bills al Providence at 81 Is per gallon,
and the balance 1880 bbls at Boston, at price which
has not TRANSFERRED sale Of 100 bbs manufactured at
81 80 per gallon The market for whale continues urn
and quiet Wbalebone is in demand with sales Of 80 900
lbs at 38c lot Of so 600 lbs and several other sales
at prices not transpired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
CLOTHING, &C.

CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED ADIYs
aad gentlemen having any 70 dispose of receive
place near Cana! street, and 20 West Broadway or By sf
r posi- Addressed 70 B. OOHkN Ladies AtssadeA 70
~ Mrs. Cohen.
VAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
" Laden or gentems n having any dispose Of
saA obtain the highest price By sending the ssbsobsr q
M residence or line through the post L. n Dusseldorf
Elm street. NB.-Ladiss attended By Mrs DUSSELDORF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
FURNITURE.

NTyHlAPIR THAN lyuR.-s
IL WINILLRD SITS rNAMRLLHD BETTE
No. SIS Broadway next door The Dusseldorf GaIlssy
Chesper than all Others In New York Sets ss1fspa
WENTYFIvR snd THIRTY PER CENT, less thaa Mar
% found sss n %ads nom Kiln dried wa
- Greene street. GIILL&S BYxNh
Cheap naamsllsA Furniture WArshsuss, Bs BecaAWaYs
w asess aSsys spvps a., asxN deer y 0hspiAs shis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
LIQUORS. &c.

T ONDoN CORDIAL GIN CLUB HOUSE GIN Obj
IL Holland gin old Scheidam schnapps London dock
brandy Loneon dock port old Duff Gordon sherry, old
win g brsndi.s eordals. 30, &C. imported by dsuon
Co. expressly for t. cir trade and for sale prices
sash twenty five cent less than from any
others In the trade They would invite old
and the public to call and satisfy
they what they say.
GAULON CO., lIs Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
THE MILITARY.

DUFFY GUARDS ATTENTIONs-THE MINERS or
the above guards requested to meet At the white
House. % Greenwich street. to make form
mttees annual the Sd OF January
at Niblo's. By order Of WMfWlLsON, Captain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24
DAOUHRREOTYPNs.

THE MOST CONVENIENT AND PLEASANT DA-
guerran In the city bcing on the second hoor1
KNAPPs OLD and popular rooms ocy Broaawsy near
carpet store Lheness taken daily in every style Of the
art and OF any Of families Tho lowest possible
mark asked good picture, and no Deviation On hand
large and splendid Of hns gold ockes
rantsd rioh cases. and fanss very low Please examine
our speoimeus And Stock