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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

i ADAMS & cos. Expresses oae, Daily, Certain
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods OF all descrP
lions from all parts of che United States
We have secured Special Express PIiveleges on Inc
;t and sure steamers jamestown and Roanoke, Saving
New.Yok, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in hici
mond Friday and Monday of each week. BY this line
we are prepared to forward goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves richmond oa"y
| per Edmund and Davenpor's line OF Packets
| Goods delivered Free of Porterage.
Our inland express per Great u s. Mail Li"e, coh'"
lie, as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond 1ece D0ay
The welknown character Of our house Tor RESPONSE
| I ,,an,;on ,o the interests of our customers
warrants US in saying that shippers will find to Their
interest to order their Goods through Adams co.
Express" ADAmo q ~,
| ;.oe.;fd,o Lynchbnrg. Va.
! n. B.-Good. dispatched to all points where We have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

4 MORRIS, Richmond Va, would invite the
n. attention of tho various schools and institutions
OF learning throughout the State, to his School and
Ciassica Books Ic1t BooLs used 10 the various Col
leges and Universities. with general collection of Edu-
catohal Works, in every departments Of lanrning.
tT-Sehool Stationery of every disruption.
liberal discount will he mnde, and bundles deliver
ed ia Lynchburg free Of expense.
rD'Ordes will receive prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
FALL TRADE, 1854.

ID ookS. STATIONARY n PIANOS.-A. MONKS
ID (Lae Driukcr & Morris,) PubHshers and Bookseff-
ers, RICHMOND, Ta.---Woud invite the attention Oh
County Merchants visiting tho city, to his stock OF
Rocks, Stationery Il Pianos,
Embracing the largest aud m ct general assostment 70
be found IL any one establishment South of Ncw-fork,
and will be sold upon terms liberal ond rs aceomo-
dating
lie would ask particular attention TO his large stock
of Gan and Letter WRITING PAPEH--Also, WRAP
PING PAPER, which he is prepared to sell nj ssassnot
" ioo prices.
nj publishes many of the STANDARD Virginia Lac
Boots and can furnish the gs profession with all Stan
dard Law Books, including the Virginia and New York
State Reports at the pnJiistey's iowea prices
School Teachers and the Trade supplied at liberal
discount.
worcester Pianos MORRIS Is sole A.
gent for the sale of Worcester .eelebrnted PiAHO
FORTES. AMI would solicit examination OF them
from thoc In want Durability, sweetness OF tone, del
icncy of touch and elegant workmanship are accorded
them by the general judgment inferior to none mann
fcturod In this country Europe. They sold With
full guarantee. an warranted to give sasfncttion, or
the money returned
~ Orders from the country will be promptly attend
ed tn. aug. 10 dAcis
EYs Danve Register, Stnunton Snecator. Lewis
burg Chronicle, Valley Wing, Lexington Gozette, ABB
ngdon yirg'an, Wythevlle Tel Rep, Roanoke Boz
con- Bedford Sentinel and Jacksonville Democrat will
publish epery other week. four times. and forward
their To this office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

Alphones AlIis, aged 81, and brother of
the editor of the New Orleans Picayune, died OF
yellow fever on the 18th
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
nug2o-,.


ITO VISITORS TO THE PEAKS OF
l. or TER On md after Monday the 18th
Inst The signed will have the road between Lib
erty aud the Peaks oOcr limo of stages-leayng tho
former place. daily immediately after the arrival Of tho
mail (Morning) train from Lynchburg, and returning to
suit the convenience Of passengers in time for tho east
ain of the evening, or, the next morning
large hotel the Peaks, with tho best accommodations
will be found ready for the rece ,ton of visitors
fure TO the Peaks, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 70
nur l2.dActs L. WILKES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

nt chicago German woman was drawing a
wa "n'ow carriage,in which was an infant year
ou when in enJeavoring to cross the road
lucky IN the rear Of wagon.she tipped over
sue ''tte carriage. and dislocaied the child
"eck' causing It's instant death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

a.. e'er Yerger was murdered by three Of his
''a'es: near Versailles, KY, last week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
Office mt the Depot Ofthc Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
PARISEN & KINGS

PARISEN & KINGS
VIRGINIA, ~ CAROLINA e. TENNESSEE
Freight, Package aud Parcel EXPRESS,
10 and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
l. Richmond per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa
noke, Weldon & w nns on, CASTOR q Ra'egh, Peters
burg Weldon, Pc e,sburg Richmond, Richmond and
Fredericksburg, SouhSide and Va. Tenn. Railroads.
md connecting with Stage and Wager Lines from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above o.ates-th"oufh ia charge of sp,
,'nl Messengers Me avaiIing themselves OF this
line for the ortr on o. heir Merc andise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud
my of
chants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods from BItmore and Philadelphia. to the
of Parisen d. KnyS Eapress at Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond rnny depend upen having all cha ges paid,
aad their Goods forwarded without the least deny and
free of all drnyrge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern Office,
No. 3s, Broadoay, NJ y.
w. b. PARISEN. Southern Office,
Corner Boilngbrook and End So.
PeterSjnrg, Va.
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Books aud Stationery,


Adapted the of tho trude in Virginia N. Cnro.
ina and csewhereat prices low Gun be Obtained in
Northern cities. In connection with his Book and Sta
tonaiy business he has ware appropriate 10 the
| sale of PIANO fORTES, filled with nm assortment as
extensive be ut any establishment OF tho
kind the Union.
He has port cipated in the sale Of thousand
Piano Forcs in the States of Virginia, North Carolina
- Teunesscenl of which have given entire satisfaction
They warranted superior in every respect offered
for sac at manufacturers prices, ard will be pncsed
curely to go any di,tance without injury.
He has also. attached his establishment, a Book
Bndrry and Blank Book Mnnufactory where all kinds
of Books, Periodicals. Blanks Music &c, bound
and Blank Books of every description suitable for
chants, Banks Public Offices, Clerks of Courts Facto.
ries, &c, manufactured
MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES,
EDITION.
J. w. publishes Mayos Guide to Magistrates, new
edition. with practical Forms for the discharge of their
ues of Court, with appendix containing Forms
for Drawing Bonds Notes Deeds Contracts, &c, adapt
= TO the New Code Of Virginia.
~ Persons at distance, unable TO visit Richmond
have their orders faithfully executed If per-
onally present. aug 20-d&c2w1
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+ me Of COACHES from

4 me Of COACHES from M@
IL BUCHANAN to LIBERTY, via. EsPAS
Peaks Of Ottr-On and after Monday, -stsaA&.4Elk
the pend. the subscriber will run DAN y LINE OF
COACHES from Buchanan TO Pepks of Otter, to con
with Wilkes line between Perks Of Oter md Lib
erty. Passengers this route will leave Buchanan mt
o'clock, A. M, md arrive Mt Liberty, at o'clock,
M in time for the morning train of cars to Lynchburg
Returning leave Liberty nj ocloek, A. M, arriving ut
Peaks of Otter Mt ~ o'clock and Buchanan Mt o'clock,
NJ. This is the nearest and most pleasant roulette tho
noted watering places in Virginia. besides the most
expeditions. The Buchanan and Bedford Turnpike has
just been completed and Is aad be tho best NOUN
tain road In the State.
FIRE, 81 so, ihrough-75e to Peaks Of Otter
JOHN ZIMMERMAN.
nun 90.ia Expresa g. Rep. cnpY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

LNALL TRADE.-Book, Stationary and Piano
Il Fortes.-Jnrnes Woodhouse, Lnte Nash a. Wood
ouse) Richmond, Virginia, offers for sale at wholesale
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

NJ RS. Chapiin's school for Young
lHl LadieS.-Tbe Both SEES on of this institution
will commence Thursday the FIRST of Sept. For the
present will be opened in the basement of the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. Mis-. c. will be INSISTED by
Mrs. NJ. A. Otey.
Terms per session of five months:
Tuition for he hi her branches in English, SIS 90
lower " .-..- 10 90
French by Mr.. st udenmayer. 10 90
No deduction except in cases of proracted illness.
aug 23.4t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
AUCTION SALES.

Safely virtue of d. sd
l. of Trust executed me by Thomas G. Wilsun
bearing date the llth day of April 1852, ~
pay ment OF certain debt therein named, and wlit
deed is duly recorded IN Bedford Clerks Office tha
on Monday, the 26th day Of September next, (hat b.
ing court day. in front oil the Court House, In Lber,
proceed to sell the highest bidder for onsh. all his
(the said Thomas c. Wson's) interest in the ESTATE
of the late William Wilson, and also AL his interest il
the dover and dstribuable property now held by biz
mother. Deborah Wilson.
mug 26-wiw VINCENT Il. WILSON.
DE IL Il MPTORY SALE Valuable Re1
Il Estate al AHction.-l will sell at auction on FL
day. 26th inst, at o'clock, P NJ, the premises
ACRES of Ground, being part of Hancoeks estate
and lying Immediately in of the garden & Orchard
IL lies we'll, and has good enclosure around il.
Terms liberal, and made known nj sale.
W. II. MOSBy, fer
aug 23.tds Mosby d. Halcombe
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Oohh'
CAPITAL, 5000 900.
Insurance Company of the Valley, In Virginia,
CAPITAL 5000 1000.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company Hartford CORN
CAPITAL, 100000.
INSURANCE can be eff cied in these companies up
on as fair terms, in any others OF equal resPohs'
p. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lyncbburg.
aug 17-dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26

( lLASS1CAL. ENGLISH and Mathc
~ NAUTICAL SChOOl.-The undersigned will re
September next
TERMS, tor a session of five months $12 SO, SIS
and $50 according progress ofpupis. Every schol-
will be considered engaged fol five months from the
day of entrance ; and deduction will be made ex-
oept in of protr. cted sickness.
mug 2J-dI mo. CARY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-08-26
DLOWS-AgricuI InpIelnents--

DLOWS-AgricuItu Implements.
L On hand a large assortment OF Flows, twenty dit
rent patterns comprising three horse right
md lefthand Living ston Co; Peekski Boston Eagle.
Double mould board, Hillside and Sub so-Also. .
md S tooth expanding CultiVatOrS; expanding
I'D A Uarrows: sinole and double Corn Shell
crs; Cutting Boxes, different sizes and patterns;
Patent Thermometer Ch,rn, and variety OF other
farming implements,-aso, improved Patent Hay
preSSeS. The above arr warranted equal to any ev-
-, i, This market and will te sold reasonable terms
at the ,o>,,, uo,yo
Lynchburg, W.
fzeQrdcrs by mil promptly filed
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wOrdcrs by mail promptly filled.
Marchl4-jfs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Sept a
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week

l. EDITORIALS The Hard Ticket Parties
nails Napoleon The Clothes Question; Russian Design In
Turkey. The Maine Law Ia England The Division IN The
Democratic Party New-YoTk; Death Of Prof Andrews
Norton. SC
II. POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE. From Massachusetts,. Yer
mont; Maine and Wisconsin.
Ill. CORRESPONDENCE Ordination Of Anoinete l. Brown
Results Of the Maine Election; The Pestienoo New
Orleans, &c.
". REVIEW Or THE WEEK Giving in condensed and
conspicuous form the important that have
the United Mexico the West ladies Bri.
tish Amer and Europe.
V. THE DESTINY OF AMERICA: 4 speech by william II
Seward.
VI. THE PEOPLES COLLEGE An Appeal
VII AGRICULTURE Washington County How Destroy
GrsshopPer and other Insects sc.
VIII. TEMPERANCE The President the Woman
persnee Society the Women
TX. LIFE AT THE FIVE POINTS, Wild Maggie
X. TELEGRAPHiC; The --latest News BY Telegraph
ri. MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
XII. REVIEW OF THE MARKETS Reports Of the sock
Grain, Provision. Cattle and Lumber Markets Nsry faiy
and specially reported for The Tribune
Single copies wrapper be obtained thu delk Ia the
Counting Room this morning. Price, CT
for - three copies Ji;
copies s.; eopes s12 5O twenty copies 10 al
dress $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

PoIrrIcs ~ WEsrcHEsTER-Th friends OF the Maine
Law held organizing Convention at Peassnvne on the
18th when they appointed Committee of fifteen Tor each
Assembly District charged expressly with the duty OF pre-
sentng Temperance Candidate for Assembly in each DIS
rct before the sth OF Oc1ber II understood that if
either or any party should nominate reliable acceptable
Maine Law man. he should be taken up ii neither party
should see fit to do So an independent candidate mus, be
brought forward and elected ii possible
similar Convention for the Senatorial District was held
on the 22d at Peeks and attended by Temperance men
from Rockland and Putnam Counties wei a. from both
Districts Of Weschester Committee appointed as
above to bring out candidate for Senator in due season
independent necessary but II Wings or Democrats viii
nominate and support the right sor, OF man - much the
better only there must be no mistake or dsgus about his
devotion to the Maine Law
The Democratic District Convention has noc yet met
bur the Delegates elected and il Is certain that Mr.
Conger cannot be re nominated DR. Brandreth who was
run out by Coneer two years ago have the nomination
If he wants L. and il is not believed that he viii decline IT,
Jacob Oden the Democratic incumbent. was on the 2lst
nominated at White Plains for reelection 70 the Assembly
from the lower District He threatened with formidable
opposition but upon the receipt of Of bis Ada
mantne principles the opposition was Withdrawn The
Convention was about two Adamanne to one Soft but il
was finally deemed best adjourn without endorsing the
Adamantine State ticket thar would probably have pro
yoked Soft hostility to Mr. 0delIs election.
There are nine papers in Wesehesier two in RoekAnd
and one In Putnam Of which but one believe supports
the soft State ticket and that Barnbuer IN lsi- with
we think one other Two arc Wing three Hard two At
Morrsana are half way neutral with Hard and soft lean
ngs respectively the others abstain from party strife The
Sos appear BE- the third party in this senate District as
they were in 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

CoNJUSAL AFFEcTIoS.-A Madame Adrisn D.. lv
ing in The quarter St Paul had SUNDAY a slight quarrel
with her husband and refused to give him kiss of recon
Citation before he len home. As however she was de
voieo attached to him. having been only recently mar
red her conscience reproached her with what she had
done and she went after him But being able 10 6ni
him anywhere she being of and able
characeI pictured 10 herself that suDg the heart at her
CodneSs be had thrown himself into the river She &C.
coriinCy determined not surviving him She lighted
two pans of charcoal by her bedside aud threw herself on
her bed to await desth She previously a touching
letter making known her reason for committing suede
and LETT il the table. Late night her husband re-
turned. He found his wife still breathing. He AZ once
thrCw open the window and she recovered sufficiently 10
ash his pardon lie told her that be had been angry
with her Gi all and she then expressed desire 10 live
medicsl man sent for bit in spite Of al he could DO
che expired in short time. iDrot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

srl calculate: 20 avoi the Tenants 'nd our Recr@ed
Constitution forb.ds the creating Of any new tenur
akin 70 those which esused the Anti-Rsnt troubles
The whole dispute is nov in process of Pesesih AMI
raDid .dustment-sn adjustment beneficial 10 all the
part;es interes.ed-snd the Ambient troubles VII yet
be recognized as primary cause % the overthrow Of
system of Feudalism at war with the genius Of in
stitutious and tie interests of our whole People
We are not aware that any lnddeiity was ever com
mended through our columns, except inddeIyto Hang
ing, aggressive War slavery, Slavehunting. &c. OF
this sort there will doubtless be more in due season
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

SeHOoLs-Ii i often remarked that the advertisements
Of large CITY Journal among the most interesting read
ng 10 BE- found In is pages and certainly no one can have
complete idea Of what IS going IN the world without
occasionally perGsng that department OF the paper he
takes especially if he takes TIE TRIsuSE We have been
struck with this fac, within the past week or two in ganc
ing at the advertisements Of the Schools whose opening or
re opening l. announced in eoanns at the reseni
son Never before We aware o. the great number
and variety Of these institutions Of the important part
they must play in the community Il would seem that
ever desirable form Of elementary II not Of the higher
education were here accessible some fifty different schools
and private teacher make they respective various sdysn
iage terms and days Of commencing through tn single
MEDIUM There are schools for boys and grs Tor yang
men who have passed through their preliminary aad.es
sor young ladies who desre the st accomplishments and
graces for esprsais after the gerng prIes Of eoneree
for Latin or Greek os French for sPanzh for German
for Italian and indeed COR almost oil the arts AMI sciences
n the oyc6psdia And when reject thar all these
some OF them very extensive, en-
ployinz NUMBERS Of teachers and educating many pupils
ar msnzned b. the same public who pay heavily ior
lie SUPPORT Of the FIVE Common schools u the City we
MS wi BE- asioashed he literally q ihe people OF
York sri .ae inisrs hey 'ste 70 eAgc'iing tie'r
al 4-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

WILLIAMS CoLLE0E.-A friend writes from Williams
town Mass, thus:
The term began on the nth and we have now a large
Freshman class just entered in number about sixty The
other classes have also received large additions There
term viz Prof Lincoln, of Latin aad Prof Chadbourne
Of Chemistry
The Photechnian OF the literary societies has just
had portrait of our President who by the way was tn.
first President ef the Society during the Collegiate year Of
1881 taken for their hall which is the production of Mr.
Rowland young artist and by those who are judges it
is pronounced u fine piece of artistic skill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24
THE YELLOW FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS n,
BILE sc
MN .ORirANs. Er,dar. .

NV ORLEANS, Friday, SPIT z. lis,
The total number Of deaths reported for the :, A,.
ending this morning was - Of which "a were fea ys,
Fever.
Al Mobile Thursday the int,yments were so--aess,.
IL from the Fever
Sad accounts continue t. be received from IA. r.,
Coast and great mortality prevailed at Grand Cal A.
Port Gibson
Delegates from the Howard Association were aska, 4,
more nurses. and relief readily forwarded IN Al
rectiops
Ar ong the recent deaths at vcksbursh we've the R,
Nh | atterson Episcopal Clergyman Rev Mr. BNansu
a Cs'holic Priest and Capt Downing
At Mobile Mr. o. T. Wordsworth. well Known m
chant formerly OF Massachusetts, Is among the victims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24
PROM WASHINprOy

WASHINGTON. Friday Sefs a is<,
TIE IateiagsHor Of this morning msniain. he e,-.
Of its statement regarding the acton Of Frs,ss
England in the koszta affair
The Uasoz continues to assSil the hard shells n Il
after approving Of the sentiments Of Mr. Everett, -
iuiimaies that no notice win Be taken Of Lord la, %
sells by the Secretary OF state. il was aain-
Mr. Champion, the British Minister and no, 20 IA -
Department !, suppcses. however that Mr. R,eA.ss
has been furnished with instructions on the sabiprt
The frs, number Of TIE >enfiaei win appear tssa-,,.
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

The Soft Ratification meeting at Tammany Hall last
night was very respectable very orderly but not very
numerous nor very enthusiastic 1t was IN Ianman!'
but it was not Characteristic there was no row 40
hustling no scrouging, uproar no Tight no cHoAhg
down no crowding of the PLATFORM no hosting upon
it, Ia fact in spite of the attempt OF The S4f9"'e 20
stir up ts shOulderhters and eye-smasher'' all went
of peaeeably and tamely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

ye = haze nfeposei s7ey conceivable obstacle to ne
early completion 0, our Canals. have united on Plaa
which aslres the early oon-nmrnation Of that bench
cent enterprise. Wha. security hare that People
either IN their past history or present pledges that tue
resettn- Of these leaders 10 power would not prompt
them to some new dotge whereby The completion OF
tie Canals vould be postponed indefinitely Can sny
,ne