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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
Taylor, 1'insiey Il Co,

EROC Frs. FORWARDING & COMMISSION
~ MERCHANTS, Nam Street, Lynehbwg Ia ars
receiving and have in large and we'll assorted
stock ut Groceries, Dry Goods Liquors, a., &c.
Gently purcha ed in the northern market for Ca.h and
invite the attention of our i.nds aud the public genr-
ally TO give call, snnl profits and quick s,les"
shall be our mnfto. The following comprises portion
of q Stock
300 Bags Rio. LaCuira and Java Coffee.
30 hhds N. o.. Porto Rico Il Cuba Moasses.
lis bbls. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Coffee
Sugars,
90 Packages Loaf Sugar.
100 Kegs Nus, from 1 to 40 dy.
30 Toss country Iron,
1000 lbs, Cast Shear aud Blister Steel,
500 Sides Sole Leather,
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns
300 bbs Rectfed and Old Rye Whiskey.
80 bbs French and Apple Brandy
80 Case Stick and Mass Iquorice, (bcst brands }
30 dozen Olive Oil,
80 hhis. n. o Il Porto Rico Sugars,
rs Nova Scotia Grind Stones, (assored sizes)
30 bbs. Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general assortment of goods
not enumerated all of which will be sold upon the
reasonable terms TAYLOR, TINSLEY & co.
MnrrhI7-ts
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containing CERTAIN papers relative to the MeNi
can boundary oomnlssinn.
On motion of Mr.. Weller. The select com.
m'ttee on the subject of the Mexican Bounda
ry Commission were allowed until the mex,
session to make their report
Alter further business of no public impor-
lance, The Senate went into Executive session
When the doors were opened. Mr.. Borland
made report from the s4lect committee on
The subject of frauds in the extension of the
Capitol. 1t VAS ordered tn be printed,
And the Senate adjourned
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HARDWARE

- = - ~ - aAE y = Bfe nov II W '"i
Spring stuck ~
HARDWARE, CUTLER y, q UNS & SADLERY,
aud invite the attention Of Virginia, Tennessee aud \
Carolina Merchants visiting this market. TO the same.
ou assortment for the is ycry complete and un.
usually large, con .isiing in part Oh
100 dazeu English German, and American Srythcs.
5o0 .lozen Gust ateel Axes. various makers,
3n0 dozen phovelr and spades,
loo dozen Manure and Hay Forks,
100 dozen Serves and Siitera,
5000 dozen Knives and Forks-Stsg. Ivory. Horn,
and Bone handles.
1000 dozen Pocket X ives. IT NIL descriptions,
800 dozen Razors and Scissors
1000 dozen Pad, Cur Il, Chest, Rim, and Stool Looks
5000 pair Truce Chains.
100 dozen Huter, Breast, BaekBand, and Fifth
Chains
ooo pair Elliptic Springs to leaf,
300 Iron Axcs. / inch IL } inch,
5000 dozen Hand Pit, Gross Cur, Mill Stw, and 9th
or Files
$50 Anyila Mouschole and others
100 dozen HIND. Mill. Pit, md Cross Cut Saw,
300 Double and Single Barrel Guns,
so cases Cast ind Shenr Steel, "Nayors' and 9th
900 dozen Horse ard Mule Collars
100 dozen Wagon Ilames
Bride Bits Strrup Irons Harness Buckles, Hornes'
Mounting, Saddle Trees, Bride Leahers and Saddicr
Tools oil every description, Blacksmith's Tools Car
peners aud plantation Tools of ali kinds together will
great many articles too numerous tn mention eonprs
ing the complete and extensive assortment of I'm
glish and American Hardware offered in ih
market all of which have been selected with eeat
from English and American manufactures and pufehas
ed for cash, tie most favorable terms
Merchants would do we'll 10 ca and examine The "A
hove stock OF Goods before going North, mnpy wer
purchased before the recent great advance in hcav.
Hardware, SMITH x ROBERTS,
No. "a West Main street,
mnri2-4w Richmond, Va
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Washtngtog Items.


WASHINGTON, March 22d.-The Gardiner
case was resumed to day. The court was oc-
cuped TIL nearly o'clock in listening to the
argument OF counsel on the question Of the ad
missibllity of Mr.. Barry's testimony defining
The boundaries of LaguiniIIas county. from the
hearsay definition of the residents This is
the county in which GARDENERS mines were al
legged TO be situated. This evidence was ruled
out.
Mr.. Barry was recalled and testified that he
had examined the countrv,up and down, over
and across, and could not find traces Of any
mines.
The Senate to day confirmed Jno A Camp
hel,of Alabama, Judge ofthe Supreme Courl;
Sean n Hobble, First Assistant Postmaster
General; both of whom were nominated yes
terday. The Senate also confirmed Lienten
ant Gardiner to a Csptaiucy in the first iegi
,nent oil Dragons, by three majority, after a
long debife. Coad was confirmed as Postmas-
ter at Chicago with large number of other APP
pointmenls. The President nominated Judge
Mason, Iowa Commissioners of Patents Many
penny, of Ohio, Commi ,sioner of Indian Az
fairs, and Anderson. ex. member of Congress
from Maine Commissioner of Customs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
SECOND DESPATCH.

PnrLApELPHA, March 22 Springs son
was placed upon the stand this afternoon
He is manly inte igent lad, and tells his
story IN truthful manner He impressed
all who heard him with his innocence lie
says his father had previously gone to other
houses for purposes of robbery and murder
but by accompanying him he restrained him
The boys testimony is similar to what he gave
on the primary examination The court
room was lhronged TO suffocaton. He was
nearly three hours on the stand. and the ex
animation in chief was not concluded when
the court adjourned.
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IrtM Of Sprfng for lLnraer-

PHILADELPHIA, March 22.-The trial of
Spring for the murder of Mrs Lynch and
Mrs Shaw, VAS resumed to. day. The pris.
oner was brought up from Jail abo4t C ock
though the court did not open until 10 O'Clock
There Was an immense crowd about the
Cont House. The examination of witne sses
was conllnued,the whole chain of the evidence
being of the most complete character only re.
qulrlng the evidence OF young Spring to fas
qrn The guilt upon the accused. The cross
texamlnatloh by the counsel for the defence has
failed TO diocredit any portion Of tn. testimo.
nv,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26
JAN. |, 1852.
COMPREHENSIVE

rOpARTNERSH The subscribers have
" this day associaled themselves together under the
lyle and firm of &c HOLS PRYOR& TALIAFERRO
With the view of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches
Their houre is the large and commodiots brick
ment recently erected in the of of Mr. John Ruck
rs factory. immedate the canal and nearly oppo
.e the Piedmont Works 1t is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kind- Of produce MS
we'll Is merchandise. As their lot aud made
secure from all depreciation losurc, and
otherwise conveniently The. .nabed to
give SPEC Il attention the ,i.ription Of
mber
Ev;lr ~ aratIon receive
La - Al quantities. ! tliC Ala attention
" TIA sale Of tn al,,cte. Consignments
Ii from those prepsrfns II commodities for
Ih.. hey also solicit consignn -hts of wheat -four.
- IN Nri.a. Jats, we'll description Of pro
i,.,e
Lnats 4nces ifrequired, will always lie made
on, gnsrrnts in hand. Coal lump and ground plaster
mud guano will always be kept on hand-orders solicit
ell
All orders for goods from punctuul customers will re-
ceive prompt attention.
Goods consigned to their care To be forwarded will
ne attended to with all possible Dispatch
No charge made for drayage merchandise or pro-
luce, either by railroad canal by applying them
selves closely to business < being determined ev
cry pos sible endeavor In pleasing all who may call
them they hope receive the OH liberal
public. ECiLOS;
inn u.dscts NC TALIAFERRO.
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DUBLsC NOTHCE.-I do hereby give notice,
i tint owing to bad health, am compelled 10 de
cline business and thst shnl sell at Cost my Stock u
Cool. ill the eIst Of March next which time shai
positively dispose of my entire stock of Watchers jew
nry and Confectiouar ut public Auction. My stock i
valuable and worthy of public attention.
la closing my business in Lynch,urg, tender TO the
their .ong continued col fience and support.
G. A. EVARD.
P.S.--An person. having work my Shop req,cs
ed get aw8y without delay and oil whose watches
have been in my Shop l2 months notified that
they will be sod ut Auction unlcss taken awHy bsssss
m, .ale G. A. +.
feb lifa
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NEW CONCERN Having bought the inter-
L Of Mr.. WIN. 7. North. this concern oi Saun-
ler.. North lrby, intending contnne the general
GROCER J, FOR IYdRDLNG and COMMISSION
business ayal ourselves Of thi. occasion tender
services old friends and and say
% them. shall be happy deal with them, and
The public generally, mad to sell the ndyana-
geous terms To the purchasers OF goods buy
.yer) thing for ca.b and at cush prices.
inn dseifts SAUNDERS .RBY.
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NEW GOODS.-We now receiving our
/ Y stock of
Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing,
comprising Dress and Frock Coats plum and fancy bu
sness Do from the celebrated house of w. L Jenning
e. Co.. New orktogehcr with assortment OF Cloth l.
Cnssimercs Vestngs and Gentle ems Furnishing goo,ls
from the house of Jno NJ Davis, Jones CO., New
York Please call In and examine for yourselves.
HATCHER, LOCKWOOD Il co.
-lpD
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Z. s. SENATE-EXTRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON March 22.-Two COMMUNE
gallons We're laid before the Senate from the
Department of the INTERIOR one relative to
certain disbursements of money by Gov.
Ramsey to the Sioux Indians, and tho other
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

FAMILY SOAP.-Fycry BIO iy come and buy
l. family Sonp, The best in The world.
DIRECTIOkS FOR USE.
Cold or warm wacr-either soft, hard or salt--mny
he used with perlcc Rub the sonp upon the
clothes and then put them soak Cor three or four
hours then take them and rub them 49, then rinse
out. They will require but little rubt - after soaking,
and boiling required ia usual with other soups
large washing be done in one-third less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soups known
This soap ia warranted njure in any way the
slightest FIBRE the skin anything that it s applied
10. 1t will remove any kind Of Grease, Paint Tar Ink
Snins, &C. from any Goods without the least injury.
For sale by D.. LYMAN.
MnrchE-t.
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n EGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
having ocned Ia Lynchbarg, Is giving the highest
cnsh prices for negroes between the ages OF 10 and 81
ycnf-. including Carpenters, Bfaeksmiths Sc. Those
bnyng negroes for soe nay find IL their interest 10
emil On him at tho Washington Hotel, Lynehburg, or
address him by letter.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5-dsc1y J MoLENDON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

hESSOkUTION-Th copartner,hip between
~ the subscribers under the style of ECHOLS &
PRYOR. is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
Inirs of the late firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers, who will continue the name of the
firm only in winding up
As is all essential to them in closing their late bnsi
they hope that all against whom they may have nc
counts, will come forward without delay aud settle
Their Successors in the GROCERY are Messrs
Murre & Stratton for whom they take pleasure be-
pcnking the favor Of their old friends and customers
nd the public generally
One OF tho firm will generally be found in their Off
nthe second story of their old stand immediately over
Nessrs NJ. s. S. counting room
j ECHOLS,
JAN. |, 1852. S PRYOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

n CIV Confectionery and Ice Cream
Saloon The subscriber wishes to inform the
indies ond Gentlemen Of this city, Tint he has opened
Confectionery und Ice Cream Saloon, in the house
doors above Tinslcy Taylor & Cos store, moiu
street, where he intends keeping all things in hs line
fresh nd nice, having great expense aud trouble
ception On, the Ladies' and Gentemen, who muy favor
him with III cir patronage.
He has also fitted up Ice Cram Saloon where TINT
delicious art icte will be served up all times when the
srn-On opens.
Hoping share portion of the public patronage, he
only requests a visit To become satisfied
J ZETEL,
mar 4,ltf IHte of Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-26

6aa NM. LEFTWlCH * SON, P.oprietors
Lii II he WASHINGTON HOTEL, Lyn<Absug.
Va, haze tie pleasure announcing that this House
IA open under their management for the accommo
daon of the public The repairs and refting OF tho
establishment recently made by the proprieors ennblo
them offer additional comforts and conveniences
their patrons-furiher improvements nrc, however, in
progress, which, when completed, will render THE
WASHING TON in NIL essential partic uars. Of
The first Hotels in Virgin aud this end the propric
tors give TINT their bast energies shall be de
rcctcd.
The immediate management Of the establishment IL
under the control of Wium Leftwch tn, senior part
ner His long ext orence IN this line o business will
lunlity him. he trusts, to give the acceptable
commodaiion at who may favor the house with their
patronage. The corps of attached the estab
shment will be found inferior to in the State; and
inthe procurement of whatever the market surround
ing country may afford To make its Table Bar md Stu
bes nnexcertionable, pains expense will DO
gardei.
The thanks tho proprietors due, and gintefny
rendered for the generous patronage their House has a
rcndy received.
inn Sta
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mar 4 diff.

NAG u Il lk kEOTYPES-Thes subscriber
- would respectfully sny TINT he Is taking pic
,ues Of the same style and finish those taken by
Whitehurst which took the premium at the late Worlds
Fair London, and the last several fairs of the Mary
land Institute. All wanting accurate Daguereotypcs o
themselves friends get them by chilling mt his gn
lery None of your doubtful shadows. hut living fac
sim,c of self. L. T. GIBBS.
Gallery next the VA. Bank.
N.B.-Pictures of nll kinds accurately copied.
large supply uf Lorkets aud Pins constantly hnnd
which will be filled cheap i. Il. G.
COMPLIMENT TO WIlITEIURST TIE DA.
GUERREOrYPIST-1he President of the Untcd
States Willard Fillmore, Chairman OF the Central
Committee, Inns sent Mr.. J II. Whitchur. IA eommuni-
cation informing him of the award ofa Medal &C.. Io
his beautiful DnguerreoIypcs exhibited at the lat,
Wnrl,l'a Fair nj LondonIhe comp ment isfully ncr.
tied testify by acfn pcrSon0t obferyntion II
you get perfect life like picture of yourself
your fri, nds, 60 To WlllTEllURST who will give them
to yon in such admirable style that you'll hardly know
Yourself from the picture. Baltimore Argus.
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sTELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Photographed for the Lyn chbarg vireininn
No Dispatch last night, The wires being GU,
ef order
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Il, UNION COOKING RANGES

ia, UNION COOKING HsANGES-The
I'D subscribe ha- just received from the North few
csf more Of Pond Improved Union Cooking Ran
yes, for wood and COIL which for economy md conve
niencc, have guincd for themselves such ceebrytla
they rapidly tnking the place of all other arrange
ments for cooking purposes
The water cask, for keeping constant supply Of ho
water without any additional fuel is upon the per
feet plan. Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms. he attached if desired Personal attention
given the setting of them. and all Warranted
operate in the perfect mnnn"r Th0usand of ref
might be offered but examination Of them
the store of the subscriber is sufficient saiisy every
of their superiority any other fixture.
nnr9--ff @. y. BLISS.
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DIEDMONT WORK Elllsos ir Pr
J. prietOr.
Steam Saw md Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind aud Dor Factory,
MHi aud Machine WOrk,

NM aud Madame Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
tacksnahiag Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with stenm power and large vnriety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the pctc estnb.
ismcnt OF the kind in the Southern Stntcs. and can
execute better work and cheaper rites, than can be
one IN the ordinary mode.
Builders aud those intending to build supplied with
Doors Blinds, Window Frames und Sash (prmed AND
;lnzed if rcquired) Moudings, Flooring dressed md
engne and grooyed ready for laying dressed Ceiling
md Misunderstanding, Pnngs, ard a variety ofother
materials required in building.
Contmctorssu ppcd with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
riok Gearing Wheebarrows Picks md Bart and other
FOOLS required upon Pubic Works.
Constantly hand p'o sae, reasonable terms
II, varieties of Flooring and othrp Lumber, worked or
nnworh ed. Snwing and Filming order. Bills
IT Timber sawed 10 order
Jan lifts NETT ETrM
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THE LATEST NEWS.
OF THE ATLANTIC
Cour DAYS Later From Europe.

Enape Of Ma-eia, in an English Ffisatc-
canal through The Isthmus Of Darten-
French Afairs-Efecfs IF The hswrection
IN Huy-The Conspiracy AT Comorn-Sct
dement ofAe Difficulty bei'eeen Turkey and
Montenegro.
NEw YORK, March 22.-The steamer Allan.
,io arrived at / . clock this evening, bringing
42 passengers and Liverpool dates OF the 9th
INST.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28
Fugitive slaves In Canada.

Ii may not be generally known that there exists in
Canada organized and tive association for the en-
couragemen and relief OF such fugitive slaves As ay
be able TO escape INTO the British pcvnces The objects
of this association fully disc'ose in account tfs
late meeting held in London, of which we give IL PAL
tcuars below II will be observed that direct Induce
ment is held out by this association to SLAVES TO make
their way 10 Canada and if the statement 4 Mr. Ward.
as TO the numbers which annually find their way re-
be near the truth, tie nducement is effective It will lie
observed also, that the objects OF this association meet
with cordial sympathy amongst the nobility # Eng
land AMI that mater al aid is readily granted to cary
forward. We cannot see how Grea B;i,an can hone
TO maintain those raternal relations with our govern
ment which ought to exist when she counenances such
uterferences with our institutions. We have called IT.
snon with carnestness the evidences OF her DISPOSE
lion 10 draw around line Of free black governments
by procuring the emancipation OF slaves on The islands
adjacent TO us, and we see evidence OF the same
spin, in the esdness with which means are furnished
induce concentration OF free blacks on our northern
borders. But without INDUCING in farther comment we
call attention 10 The proceedings Of the meeting in Lon.
don:
FUGITIVE SLAVES IN CAsApA.-A preliminary meeting
Of gentlemen Interested the welfare Of The fugitive
in Canada held Tuesday afternoon, the 9TH instant
Radry's Hotel. Bridge street, Bsckfiars Tho Earl Of
Shaesbury presided. There present Messs Robet,
Forster Spcer Hornsn Fisher, Wilam Tyler, L. A,
Chameroyzow, Rev. J. James, J. C. Galloway and Rev.
James Sherman.
The Rev. ). X. Wad, delegate from the ni- Slavery
Society OF Canada, made very interesting statement OF
he condition Of the fugitive slave. who have escaped 10
Canada. The number e,caping every year not lees
than three tLousand and !, constantly reasing. TIL.
msority arrive various points frontier Of seven
bundled miles, almost detut. Of clothing and OF
cessaHes Of life The An-Slavey Society Of Canada al
od them Temporary relief until ibey procure work, which
they usually do within week, there being
ord in which, except Ia the OF sickness relief had
be extended beyond period Of six days ser their arrival
In consequence however OF the heavy claims of this
upon tho limited Of the Ant-Slave Society OF
Canada the committee had delegated Mr.. Ward come
England fund.- the interest Of which might be
devoted to this special purpose. The Earl OF Shefesbu
expressed his sympathy with the object Of Mr.. Wards ms
sion, and a commission appointed under his otdhip
promote IT, Ii determined TO hold public meeting
the Freemsson's Tavern, at early day afford NJ.
Ward opportunity OF making public statement To
the condition Of the fugitive slaves ia Cansds The EAT
OF Sbsbury having consented to preside the occasion,
subcommittee appointed TO make the necessary
engagements Several .sb.cripo then ounccd,
and after thanks the noble ohairmso the meeting seps
rated" ..
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Hrg IH@Rh unaurA

pose that most Of the abuses complained OF have Y.
RON Tue iaet that The mind OF the appointing power mas
oeen 100 much directed 10 inquiries The polite. and
the partisan services OF applicants and too little 10 their
real qualifications on The score of capacity. honesty, and
ndelty The onoes would seem TOO often 10 have han
regarded prizes 10 be awarded 10 partisan friend.
out remembering that they were created IA necessary
means of having The government well adm Mustered pub
lie sentiment now olerates the doctrine of
for opinions sake, and concede thai efficient uolie.
service is fair ndaton to Office but Whenever
partisan service alone chiefly constitutes The passport
TO oihce, the appointing power becomes posiuisd 10
mere scramble for the spos. and fraud corruption and
peeulation will be the unavoidable consequences When
tue applicant shows himself capable and honest, then and
not I'LL then. is il legitimate ,olsrabls to inquire
into his political services.
We make these remarks because we have observed.
in the criticisms which the wings making upon some
OF the late appointments, they particular TO designate
the spponiees ree-soers or fire eaters, or soue
other deemed odous; but they to overlook
the main pointthe capacity and honesty OF The appoint
ees. We sure bul that some OF our democratic
friends who have INDUCED in complaints have laid too
much stress upon similar objections OF course, we are
unable TO tell how far the administration has been sue
cessfu in securing officers who are capable and hone.t
and faithful but we feel confident that in making the
selections has been the leading object to secure tho 90
whose qualifications undoubted We have no disposi-
ton 10 wound the feelings OF national whs friends
aluding to specific instances of gross Official derec,itn
during the late administration is necessary for the
purpose which have in view. We doub, not tina, the
administration is deeply impressed with the responsible
iy which rests upon to elevate the standard of Official
fidelity and integrity That the President fully apprec-
aes the magnitude Of his duty in this respect apparent
not only IRON the cheerulness with which he is submit
ling, day and night to the severest labor bat from the
characters of the gentlemen who constitute his official
advisers-,hey working men, and they have already
given The highest evidence of their determination TO SIT
an example of laboIious fidelity, which shall fully justify
them in requiring like 6deliy in those who occupy O.
s.ions under them We shall have formed wrong e.
innate OF the administration if its appoin.ees not held
rigid accountability in all the various duties assigned
to them, and shall be much disappointed if the work
Of reform does not progress in way papabie that IL
public mind will be relieved from further appeten
sions as 10 official denquencies aud derections