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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

DRIIE WEST RN BACON.-We have
i now in store rs Casks of Prime Western Sides,
Shoulders & Hams, which offer for sale at the low.
market rites.
Obtaining all our supplies directly from the West, we
enabled sell n very small advance on Baltimore
prices. Purchasers would find it their interest
give US n trial WILLIAMS d BROTHER,
sept 15-dlm Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For
Y Sale.-The undersigned Offers for sale the Honse
f. Lot on 9TH street. present occupied by VIM. NJ.
Blackford, Esq'r. The house is comparatively new
has or rooms with all necessary out houses and
fine garden attached
Apply to the undersigned, to Mr.. d. T. G. Peters
Lynchburg. AUSTIN NJ ihibLb'
June Id zc2awts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16
Sept l3.tds


VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS &c,
FOR sALE.-l will .oher for salc nj Auction, on
Friday the 18th Of October next the following property
to.wit:
Two Half Acre Lots Federal Hill, ear Poulet =
old stand
Two Half Acre Lots fronting and sts.. on Ist allie
mud adjoining my residence
Two Acre Lots north side of Black-water creek
near Il. Logwood's &c.
One vacant Lot above Gus Works. fronting Cnnal
about GIG f., and running beck l47 f..
lot Jefferson Street So fl. front md running bnc
the usual depth aud being near the Depot, will make IA
fine business stand.
will also offer for snlc Mt the same timc the Brick
Tenement on Water street, ndoining Mcdaniel. Hurt
Prestons grocery establishmont-a fine location FOR
heavy grocery business The house il large and we'll
adapted for that purpose being Immediately in the neigh
borhood OF the Depot.
Also, the Brick House in which there enements
opposite the Union Hotel on Main at will bo offered
lor sne mt the time.
Terms-Made known on the day of sale.
GEO. G. CURLE.
sept l2.dtda Express& Rep oopy.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

Eggs are selling in Norfolk at 1G cents pei
dozen, and figs at 25 cents per peck.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

NJ EGG IL OE WANTED.-The subscriber
" continues in market for NEGROES, OF both sex
es between the ages of 10 and 80 years including Me-
chanics such Blncksmiths and Carpenters mud will
pay the highest market prices in cash His office is
newly erected brick building LIST Lynch street. i'm.
mediately in of the FumeIs' Bank, where he is
prepared (having erected buildings with thai view
board negroes Lynchburg for sale otherwise,
moderate terms, and keep them as they
were placed in the Jail Of the Corporation.
sept Is d&c3m SETH WOODROW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

And one loose Tobacco note, endorsed by M. Moore
Il Co. amounting to $i2 Sc. Liberal reward il of
fered for the of the Thiefos for Book and
Checks. JONES IL WHITLOW,
sept 2-dis Planters Warehouse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

HOLLOW WARE, POW Castings,
- Stores. Crates. Fancy Iron Railing, MAJ Racks.
Chairs. Iron Fronts Steam Engines, Ma Clearing To-
bocco Presses, DC, furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices.
Tho superior advantages we possess will enable us
to fill orders upon the most accommodating terms
Orders left tho law office of Spence e Slaughter
will meet with prompt attention.
sept6-ts SPENCE BEGCS IL GO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16
AUCTION SALES.


sIao In SALE VI LAND. snOeA,
CROPS. &c, kear LgHeiiHrg and Immediately
on hc Va a. Tenn. Raitvoad-On Tuesday. the 9th
day of Sep mbcr, shsll offer for sale public
ton. the TRACT OF LAND upon which reside. d.
vided into three tracts follows: (ncnding
the man building. and adjoining the Va e. Tenn. Rail-
Road. continuing about
900 ACRES,
One tract containing about hundred and fifty Acres
aud one tract containing about $50 ACRES, with an
abundant supply Of WOODLAND to ench tfact. As
this Land is ar miles from Lynchburg, Immediately
ON the Virginia and Tenn. Ruil Road. with good build
ings and in fine state of Improvement may safely
say that such an opportunity Is rarely offered for profit
nble investment.
At the same time and place. shall sell about rs 900
lbs. SHEAF OATS, ~ Staeks HAY. 10 or ~ Stacks
., WHEAT STRAW 5 or g good yFFzA
rrEP HORSES, % 30 head Of CAT-SYfASA
An TIE, about 80 HOGS | II rcsh. edssEsz
ing Machine and Fan, one horse Wagon aud Gear. 2
ox.Carts. horse Cari and all other Plantation Uten
sls.
Porsons wishing to see the Lund &c, will be gladly
waited upon by me ut any timo.
Terms liberal, and made known the day of sale.
sep 5d&ctds II. J. BURTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16
FASHIONS FOR 1854.

-
S1IFZER has received and in store n large
~ and beautiful assortment of Gentemens fine
Fall style Dress Hats, viz:
Fine Moleskin, Black g. White Beaver and Cassimere
Hats, of the latest and approved styles adopted
for the which surpass any Hats that have yet
een offered for the inspection of this market, which
lie earnestly calls the attention Of the citizens Of
Lynchburg and surrounding country give him enll
where they get pretty Hats and good bargains for
Cash, WIN. SITTER
sept 8-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

PHLADELPnIA, Sept. Is.
The brig Sharock for New Orleans is in
Delaware breakwater-thec crew have mutinied.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

NEW York MARKETS, Sept. Is.
to 81.
WHEAT-Unsetiled.
CoRN-Yellow sc cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16
STOP THIEF-sI.OOO In Checks

~ Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning.
(september u little Book In which IL kept
counts with the TURNER'S Bank continuing the following
checks some TINT Bank, and Oh other Banks Of
this place, viz:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14
Correspondence o the Baltimore Sun.
WAsHINsroS, Nav 10. 49,

w ioN, Iudy Il, 1000.
From the known enterprise and restessness of
Louis Napoleon's character, it is presumed that
he is preparing to preciptate himself upon the
Sandwich Islands. the Mexican State of Sonora.
or any other point, island or strict, which may
give him an advantageous position for extending
and protecting French commerce in the Pacific
1t is not probable. The French are not renoUn
ed a.. maritime nation In every war their
navy has been he first victim and prize to tn Q
enemy.
Notwithstanding the solemn warnings of the
press against violations OF the sub treasury law
and the demands for the impeachment of Mr.
Corwin on that charge, the new administration
has sanctioned the contracts with Simeon Draper
tor the purchase of its stock before maturity -
He has made large purchases during the past
month, redeeming 100000 of stock in one lot
1t is reported that his purchase otherwise of
other parties employed by thu government
amount to over million during the past month
BY this method the payments the loan paya-
BILE in July next, of which there was six millions
of dollars out in January last, will be pretty
equally distributed through the intervening Pc
Rod. This is good inancierng for it prevents
the boarding of coin in the Sub-Treasury, and
the sudden initiation of the money market that
would follow SO large payment in single day
But it is violation of the strict letter of the law
and shows that the virtuous resolutions with
which the Secretary set out are exploded aud
exhaled
An extra session Of the cabinet took place to-
day and the Heads of Departments returned to
the routine duties of their offices with jaded
Looks. 1t Is said they were engaged in settling up
the never ending claims ofthe State politicians for
employment abroad. Having mnde tour of
the seaboard aud gone regularly down through
the Middle States around by Louisiana aud
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

'your hair, will have the one great effect, be-
b long, of altering the distribution of wealth
|on the stage; and instead of an old gentleman
fling out of his breast-coat pocket.b book
thoric with banknotes, we shall quietly see
bare his bald head to the audience, and
pr him exclaim. Here. young man, take this
B; it contains three ounces gold dust-take it,
be happy! In the meantime. we are afraid
ht poor lovers will find the fashion quite turn
the ladies' heads, for with their beautiful
Fsses powdered with five-franc pieces. and
apoleons, it is but natural to suppose they will
ok at nothing short of a gold, or. at least.
yer key to open such very expensive locks!"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

The court martial which was recently held in
New York, for the trial of Corporal White. for
drawing weapon and offering violence to Bre-
vet Major Pemberton, found him guilty and sen.
fenced him to death. The President approved
the proceedings. but mitigated the punishment
''to solitary confinement, on bread and water, for
the period of thirty days, and thereafter to con-
finement at hard labor, with ball and chain, for
the remainder of the term of his enlistment, and
to suspension of pay aud allowance, except the
necessary clothing and subsistence.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

Arkansas stopping to take up Gadsden, South
Carroll na; Jackson. OF Georgia; SouIe. of Lou
isiana. and Borand Of Arknusas, they reached
the Northwestern States, forming the last stage
in their tour. Two three selections were to-
day made from Indiana, Ohio and Illinois. This
is said to complete the programme, and in few
days we shall know the finale by official procla.
nation. Yonrs, &c. Xxx.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

morning of shis fatal occurrence, been read;na a
newspaper while the train was under way, but
lnasmuch as it was proved before us that he hns
seen other engineers doing so, we cannot
permit such practice to pass without tbe
seyerest condemnation. If there is any enc
man who. OF all others, is bound to give
his undivided attention to his business, It ia
him upon whose constant vigilance the safetv
of so many precious lives depends. He has M
right to presume that because his track ia clear
for the time being, it will necessarily continue so
another moment, or that some accident NAV nor
happen to his train requiring in an instant the
exercise of all bis powers, both of BODY and mind
Several rumors have obtained circulation in
regard to directions given by the conductor to tbe
engineer, as to the late Of speed at which he
should pass through Norwalk on the morning of
this accident, but after the most careful inoui
ries which we have been able to make, we do
not hesitate to pronounce them mere fabrica-
tions.
10 conclusion, the jury, as the Legislature of
Connecticut, now in session, has appointed
committee to investigate the matter, forbear to
make any suggestions, as to what rules should be
adopted for the future.
The money of Miss Williams, which she
threw from her at the time the accident occurred
at Norwnlk was fonnd on Saturday, and has been
restored to her. 1t was in gold and enclosed in
a velvet reticule. Miss w. is at Gilbert's Hotel
in this city, not having entirely recovered from
her injuries.-New Haven Pal, Iuesdau.
MIR. Walter French, one of the contractors on
the Cincinnati aud Marietta Railroad. was among
the killed by the accident on the New Haven Rail.
road.
From the New Haven Courier
INSURANCE POLICIES The late Dr. Beach,
of Bridgeport, had life insurance policy of
$4,000 in the Connecticut Mut1gl Insuranaa ca
and one of $500 in Philadelphia Company. MIR.
Parker, of Woodbury., also had policy ia the
Connecticut Mutual. 1t is said that these poll
cies will beimmediately paid, and that the insu-
rance companies will look to the railroad for COM
pensation
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

A New JAPAN EXPEDITION San Fran
cisco Times and Transcript notices among the
novelties OF the day in that part Of the great Re-
public, the formation ofa Japan and California Ira
ding Company in that city. The time is calculated
when the American Squadron, under Commodore
Perry should reach the coast of Japan; an esti-
mate is made of the length of the passage be-
tween San Francisco and the Sealed Empire;
and straightway they 90 ahead.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

TRAGEDY IN SOUTH CAROLINA On Friday
last near Maybinton, S. c., Mr.. John D. Sims
had an alteration with his overseer when the
wife OF the latter being armed with pistol,
threatened to shoot Mr. Sims. Being armed with
a double barrel gun, Sims Immediately shot her
down. Enraged at this the overseer ordered his
son to bring his gun to attack Sims, when the
latter levelled his gun and killed the oyerseer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

TOBACCO CRoP OF le52.-An extensive and expe-
renced planter near this village in whose Judgment
pace great reliance informs that tobacco raised last
year IS Agter than has been known for many years.
rms Is owing to the heavy rains of last season. which
out most OF the outnous substance of the tobac-
90 ne mas recently had large number ofhogsheads in
spected and finds the weight about one third less tba the
same number OF last year crop. The number of hogs
neads raised by him far below his average crop and
considerable falling off in the number grown in the coun
W; which together with the large diminution in weight
must make the aggregate crop of last year below the
average Former years.
It's All admitted fact that the number hogsheads of
tobacco on hand in the various markets of Europe and
ths country on the LIST ofJanuay 1853 greatly d-
nnished. There now no reason why the article sboud
not command much higher price than last year and
we are glad to learn that many planters are holding ON
for an advance The market is firm and good feeling
ex SITS between tie buyer and seller
Upper Marlboro ND Gazetie
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
W.su,Nerox NJ,

w hsHIN6TUN, Way II.
The Cabinet held protracted session to day
upon diplomatic appointments. Henry A. Wise
will probably be Minister to Chill, and Hubbard
OF Maine, to Honolulu. B. F. Angel who was
reported as Consul to Johanna, has not been no,
is ne likely to be appointed. Dabney S. Carr is up
for Consulship at ConstantinopIe.
Charles Hughes, new member of Congress.
from Washington county, New York, is here
hiking care of the Post offices for his District.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14
THE RICHMOND TIMES,

PUBLISHED DAILY AND sEMI-WEKLY,
| SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
DAILY PAsER-per annum lin ADVANCED % 90
If not paid in advance. 90
Per month 90
Fer week III
XJoUNT RI PAPER-Per annum W
Forsix months ......--..... ? so
For three months l so
ADVERTISING TERMS.
Transient advertisers charged the current rates. to
wit Daily paper first insertion 80 and each sub
equent insertion e5 cents Semweeky paper, rs cents
first insertion and 50 cents each subsequent Insertion
adv ersement ordered in the semweekly paper appear
also in the daily paper free of charge.
AGENTS
PosrMAsrERs throughout the State of Virginia
thozedt act agents, and liberal commissions grant
ed upon all monies received.
Mr.. J. T. BRIGHrwELL of Danyille, is speca
gent in that section Of the State
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14
PLUVANNA.

The Wings of Flnyanna will meet at May
Co Irt It ia hoped every Wing in the county
may be present. MANY WINGS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

ES The Appletons have issued the third VOL
ume of the memoirs of Moore. The New York
Evening Post cites the following memorandum
from the poets Diary:
JOHN RANDOLPH.
WAY 30, 1922 Laid in some cold
meat and went to the House of Commons; ave.
nues all blocked up with unsuccessful candidates
tor admission. After several repulses and at
last giving itup in despair, was taken in by Jer-
bingham as one of the Catholics on his list.
Mr.. Blunt. Sat next Lord Limerick, and Ran
dolPh, the famous American orator-a singular
looking man, with young old face, and a short
small body, mounted upon pair of high crane
legs and thighs so that when he stood up. yor
did not know when he was to end, and squeak
ing voice like a boys just before breaking into
manhood. His manner, too, strange and pedan-
tic but his powers Of eloquence Irving tells me)
wonderful.
SINGULAR DuEL.-Kendall, in his last letter
from Paris to the New Orleans Picayune, gives
the following amusing account of duel:
An original and most singular duel, aud a most
udcrous withal, was fought here in Paris few
days since, the parties being couple of coach
men driving for private families. There had long
been grudge between them, deep seated AMI
mostly which led to constant quarrels whenever
WY '''o"' ~ oSCluout LHoy WILL Ildppou6u In
alta wine shop or cabaret one evening last week.
and after few high words. one of them said to
the other: "Our quarrel has now lasted long
enough-lt Is time to put an end to it, Let us
have one fight. aud let that be the last. We
neither OF US understand anything about sword
or pistol-tet us fight Nth our ,chips ~ This
strange and eccentric proposition was accepted,
seconds were chosen from among their brother
coachmen, and armed with the only weapons Ell
Their OF them perfectly understood the use Of
they repaired to that noted field where all homo
rable disputes settled-the Bots de Bou-
logne.
Alta given signal they commenced cutting and
slashing, laying on the more Justify as the COM
bat progressed and the pains of either became
more acute. There was no let up on either side
on the contrary they belabored each other with a
will which showed the violence of their hatred
The shouts and oaths of the combatants at length
reached the ears of some of the gendarmes in
the vicinity, who came up md arrested both
while still numerically cutting each other right
and left, and marched them off to the guardhouse
One of the belligerents had received severe
lash or cash across the face, the other had an ear
almost cut off, and both were severely punished
about their heads and shoulders. All accounts
agree that both parties behaved with the greatest
GOODNESS and gallautry while thus settling their
affair of honor.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

ORIGIN OF EVERY DlaFAsE. AND THE MEANS OF CURE
In the year 1875. LIE Roy clearly demonstrated that
every disease originated from impure undigested
PARTICLES. becoming mixed with the blood and ffaids-
And also, that 10 every disease, it only neces
sary to open the natural outlets of the body and allow
item to femain open, by which means the blood and
other fluids would elease h IN seves om these uodi.
gested I'd impure particles, and of health would
be certain 10 ensue.
The Royal Institute of Franco awarded 10 him for this
discovery. the Gold Medal of the destitute.
This IS historical fact
All which the Brandreth Vegetable Universal Pills pro.
oss TO do is TO carry this principle and experience
has July established them capable OF it. When here
tor, bad state of health exists in the body all that
has to be done is to continue to it effectualy
with Them, and the more vrulent the disease, the more
powerful must be the doss.
The Brandreh pills are made entirely Of Vegetable
Extracts known by long experience to be perfectly in
nocent and yet OF more power purgative clean
ser OF the alimentary canal, than ~ other medicine
leir effect on the sy tenn is easv that it is II mark
able TACT that THE same dose be given to an infant
or adult, without the possibility of doing any injury
bur on the contrary good. Therefore. in costiveness
either habltua or othe wise. and in Bilious Fevers and
all bilious affections they OF the greatest possible
benefit
DR. Brandreth's Principal Office s41 Broadway, New
York; other Offices in New York
NJ. BRANCH, Richmond, Va.
NO. cast Main street. corner opposite Old Market
country Merchants and Planters be supplied Il.
York prices. nv l3--2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

NEW YORK, May 12-Cleared schr New York. At.
kins. Rchnond -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND,

reported by Steamer Gusts Peck May 18Th
Schr Hill Carter, from West Indies, at Hoeg Is
land. 7s -
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

Martin Chuzzewit said "a verb signifies to be
to do or to suffer. (Which is all the grammar and
enough, too, as ever was taught;) and if there's
q verb alive, I'm it. For I'm bein,' sometimes
q doin,' an continually sufferin'."
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

20 The Appletons have issued the third vol
ume of the memoirs of Moore. The New York
Evening Post cites the following memorandum
from the poets Diary:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14
Pile ASSURE isION.

EAsK-A The Steamboat CURTIS PECK, Captain
John Davis, will make Pleasure Tri,
down the river on MONDAY NEXT, (Wht-Monday,
10TH leaving the wharf Rockets precisely at O'Clock
7. M, and return about dusk
Tickets so cents to be had of
ID HASKINS Il LJTRY
= Music snd Refreshments as usual
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

EGG LADIES, Egg Spoons, cream Spoons mus
IA tard do egg Boilers, egg Poachers, for sale by
my IA ZIWMER MAN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

A PPLE COREKs, apple Peelers, will peal a
IN bushel in half an hour for sale by
my IA ZIMMERMAN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-14

FOR BOsTON.-The fine brig ANDU-
EVER, Capt Hardy having the of her cargo
engaged, aud going board AXE the bulk of 500
bbls. Apply to
mvl4 SHIELDS 4 SONERVITJE
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-06-09
y. g. =, DRs' II.

MAIN SrRBGr OfroaIIE GtLENA UuTEL.
vuANtFAtTt RE and Aeep constant, hnnd =
AVE complete aasoTtUlont oi fancy and " lnGsor .r>.
Al.o, bacauS, Tables, Stanos, Y litm, DvaAs Looking
GLASSES, bci,,el>, sc, &c Persons wishing pu.-
chase w do well cal before they bay elsewhere,
prepare 70 sci! good article and : tvrn.
invariably cash, afford to sell cheap,
cheaper than any other in the city. reasonable de-
ducion III Ado to persons buy ing sell again ~ orders
from distance punctua!y attended -.
fsacua A.aN. iS5I. 81
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MEAT STALL,

{HE Subscriber has just opened the corner OF Third
1 and Jackson sts, a BUTCHERS STALL, in which
will be found usually variety OF the best meats that
can be obtained. II will lie his endeavor the
OF ais CUSTOMERS proIDpts aES to deal justly and
honoraby with those who may favor him with CALL.
His experience him OF his capacity TO 90 justice
business which than many Others quires prac
tice and sAill. ii. G.. WOLF
oct7 25-tf
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h."i' STOCK 81 DoiAeis At Mrs. hiiAhs Millinery
d Esta l>AiaeEi, IrI sl.pet al !cEccd prices The
Ladies' a! -; Tan. arc res ctslly informed lat Ms
Marvin ha rcre,, e sgc aGj very elegant stock oi
stonHcis. which she j. opening. and which she
aAsitVs iitIr attention. sac has now on hand a lar
aTety, bolt IN sly aud material, wli.h she is oer
At Io..of prsc-s ;AE ettr 3sloec II. 81. Paul
u the ladies VIII cal early Mrs Ii. has 10 doubt
sssci .tcy viii b. iuaucei To purchase.
lf...I nd.