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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-07
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\ EW Post ONCE REGULATIONS

\ EW Post Office Reg n flu
J. t're the morning mails due this city will be open
ady for delivery regularly att o'clock, A. NJ, except
hen they delayed in their arrival the sched
uie hour
The Richmond Way, Salem, Liberty, Big Lick and
farmville mails will close day. (except Saturday, Pre-.
cisely nj L. NJ.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursd " evenings, the Dan
gie1hd Lexington mails will be closed precisely at &
i NJ.
The packages for Richmond and all the principal cit.
les North and South of that point will be closed daily
ut precisely 81 F. Business men will re- collect this
and not trouble us after those hours-as it is Late
oa Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings the
arotesY!e and Amherst c. II mails will be closed al
GP. NJ. There is daily mail TO Chsrotasville-tri.
week y via Scotsve.
All persons except editors and proprieofs of 81 city
newspapers, and Deputies of our own choosing
excluded from within the bars, unless when invited
he necessity and propriety oil this rule will be readily
appreciated. and will he adhered to n all cases.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from to 8
o'clock II the morning and during other part of the
day. RIO. ii GLASS, L. NJ
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
n peettully ask continuance of the patronage g."
long bestowed upon him. to the new concern and in
this ton he deems il proper, to ask all who
indebted To him come forward and settle their
without delay,
fhereare many claims of long standing, which I must
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention to this notice.
Ian Sits 8. DlUGUlD
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VIlE SUxsCIsIBEakS

u
L. exclusive right of retailing Fisk's Metallic Burial
Cases take this method ofinformng the people ofLynch
burg the surrounding country thni they have H.
their room Min street lot of the above Ca
ses oil different sizes IL would be difficult task TO give
IN adequu 10 impression of these Gases without person
Inspections: they perfectly air tight and ndestruc
die and for protecting and preserving the Dead, foi
IL. rf,rt ~~-
ordinary intermehts. inf vau,, .ispor.auon are
superior toanything of the kind before invented Thsr
unfortunate enough to need the above Cases Gun be
.uppliedby S. DIuGUID & SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed 10. s. ID. e. SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-07

WANTED TO HlESE.-The subscribers
w wish to hire for their work on the Va. Tenn
railroad, in the Mountaid region of Va number oi
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management oi
negroes, and themselves large owners. Hired NJ
groes will receive the treatment in every respect
that they give their own. One of VA be seen II
Lynchburg. any time, till the 10th Of january n, Il .
Washington Hotel McCorkle Simpson 81 Jones,
orat Mcdaniel 4 Hurts They will aao buy men AMI
boys. SCOTT & ADAMS.
dec 25 dacs
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a, UNION COOKING RANGES

80, UNION COOKING RANGES-The
ID Subscrib has just received from the North few
~ more of Pond's Improved Union Cooking Ran.
ees for wood and coal, which for economy and conve-
nenco have gained for themselves such ccebrity-tha,
hey rapidly taking the place of all other arrange.
ments for cooking purposes.
The water cask, for keeping constant supply of hot
without any additional fuel is upon the PEI
feet plan. Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms he attached il desired. Personal attention
given the setting of them. and all warranted To
operate in the perfect manner Thousands of ref
mig be offered but examination OF them M
The of the subs rber is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority over any other fixture.
mars1--tf q. y. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-07

VI SCELPTORS d. MARBLE STONE cur
TERS, Formerly of Phaadetphia,) Main It, Lexiug
ton, Va; Bridge St, Lynchburg Va.; Main ST., Lib
atty, Va; and Main ST., Salem. Va, keep hand and.
make order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian,
NWthern and Vrginn Marble Nantes. plain mud orna
mental MONUMENTS Tomhs, II cad and Foot Stones Cur.
den Vases Counter, Table Bureau and Wash Stard
Tops, made to any size short notice All work IL
e boxed up safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is Architect and General Design.
in the Monumental Art aud will furnish any design
from the planest the costly, by undressing
line us, and all work done by us, will give entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
FehoA-d& c6m
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lMPORTANT 30 FARMERS
RECOMMENDATIONS.

I0IINt't
Webave in use Mr. r. Drifting ham Mitchells PUNT
AND ENGINE. and esteem ticm most valuable an.
pendpee. great convenience and an efficient pretec
tion against IRE,
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
Il. B. TYLER, do
Or. ROYSTER, Hugnenet Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN Farmvne.
EDMUND HUBBARD Buckingham,
K. ]. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump be seen in at DIR. VIM. s. Morris's
Diuguids foundry and many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and Useful
The Pump be seen in Ricl mond, at t,.~ Whe
office They are warranted t. ."ork well to- year.
II NOTfCE.--All pers.,.- buying slling tia.
above articles, are responsible To me iJr IL.
.BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 92-dIv Proprietor
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- RUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
ID The undersigned are procuring from theif oeif
rated 1uarry at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery conn
~ Nil, Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of these widely known but the
Railroad giving us increased facilities in filling orders
we Lave ap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt IL re'ton and Lee
& Johnson Lynchburg our agents tor the sels OF IN
who will receive oruers and have them fulfilled nj tie
shortest notice. -
Our Address, Backsburg Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE ~ Go.
James NJ. Williams Danville, Va, Reynolds q 20
Leak.ville n. C. are also agents. l. In ="
Eeh lA.rh
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IAN l1-d&cta

ICORiCE, Rope, IRON, sNc-We ,,.
IL just receiving and have in Store
30 Gases "FG'' Mass corice, very fine,
30 do do Stick do do
SO do 'Labonia" Stick Licorice very fine.
Coils Manila hope to / ! inches in diameter
600 Farm Bags,
10 Tons Toughest Rolled Iron every size
do do Band Hoop Iron. every size
To which we invite the attention of those in want.
apl Its McCORkLE d. JONES
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TAR-20 bbIs. at hand and 70, sale by
l. May SITS JOS. n. WILSON.
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MERCHANTS
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer ga Fancy d Stanfe n.vr

II AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia. corner S.
III Curle's new building, formerly Known :. ~ IN
cornt begs leave to call the attentng Of bis nse
the public to HIS large and desirable stock Of snd
Summer goods embracing every article u.nsII lug and
the dry goods line, which will be offered on ,a.. ~
which cannot tan to please all who NAV W. 'frn.
goods at low prices II friend. and the ,ubl s'Hd
nesty rrques ed To call and examine his Stoc a. ear
afford him very much pleasure exhibit il. u VI"
an Its
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w ATE Gu IL T.

n Office My stock 'ols aud hands for Gus + IT.
" ting have all arrived in Lynchburg and am now
fully prepared 10 execut" all orders entrusted To M
with fathfnlness and dispatch.
would he thankful my friends TO hand in their or
der. At once to prevent hurry about the time tn gas Is
be put -
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first o Jam
uary NEXT under any circumstances.
!. oo. d,s A. q BARNEY
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

NI are in receipt ri Sprirg purchases.
w consisting of Cloths, CaSstmres j. leStings, ol
ibe first quality such seldom find their way this
Market which we nve the attention of gentlemen
desiring such goods All goods sol and made up by
rs. give satisfaction in regard
iit, taste and work ship. Also. fine
Ready-Made Clothing.
IF SUI erio make and finish made expressly for CITY
ade besides others OF medium and ordinary wear. to
which we invite call from city and country friends
nd the public generally.
Ourstock Of Furnishing Goods is completeas to quail
'fy and quantity, without ting the various art
les We shall keep constantly hand all articles in
lie different departments of our business
We present ourselves the public Tor liberal share oil
ltronage, and it shall be our aim as our DESIRE
'lease all sho may favor with such, feeling ASSURED
nat if attention business and to merit success de
end upon observance of the rule .do Others
you would they should do yon, shall not fail
Apr2-ts BAKER 4 GLAEEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

~ We learn, with pleasure, that the recent examine
ions at the Williamsburg Male Academy under charge
Reno FoHp, A. ". (Triniiy College Cambridge) termi-
mated ia highly credtabe to both principal and
pupils Ar. Ford hear has a very large school, and
one that increases yearly be sends abroad into the Va.
rons avocltons Of lif pupils whose mental culture and
moral training are living tcsinonias-tho best ia the
word-to his qualifications teacher aud trainer Of
youth. We have been handed by friend the names Of
those to whom were awarded gold and silver medals Tor
scholarship and general Improvement. Thomas Peachy
hcCandhsh and Beverly S. George Tucker first and
ond gold medals for scholarships Washington Hunt and
VIM y. Lipscomb, gold medal. for genera, Improvement.
Oscar Love, Samuel Wilson, John A. Coke aud william
Eyre Gibson silver medals, for general improvement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28
Tn. Organ and Secretary Davis on the Tariff Policy.


Our exchanges ne very properly criticising the
following paragraph, which recently appeared in the
Washington Union:
1.-THE prosperity Of people depends upon their abili
y their labor account and unless the objects
labor diversified there can be general success"
In this paragraph is contained the very basis OF
the Wing doctrine Of protection and now we have il
avowed by the cs'lng organ of the Democratic par
ty. We congratulate the party upon the avowal Of
such sentiments by their national organ. How are
the objects Of labor to be diversified but by building
up the various branches of industry within our own
countrys If we to be the producers merely of
the raw material and foreign countries to furnish
the work shops expect the objects of labor to
be diversified according to this recently adopted no.
ton of the Democratic organ and that general sue
cess" to follow which is pronounced as dependant
entirely upon diversified labor
Such has not been the doctrine advocated hereto-
fore by large portion of the Democratic party and
most certainly not the effect of their tariff doctrines
1t was to pursue policy that would send the raw
material TO foreign manufacturers have wrought up
by them and brought back to this country; rather
than grant our own manufactures protecting duties
that would enable them ito their labor to ac-
count" We were to be the producers and other
countries were to manufacture for us because, said
the expounders Of Democracy it is cheaper to send
our cotton, &C. the ocean, have it worked up
and then brought back to this country, than to en-
courage home manufactures.
That is very commendable doctrine to come from
the Washington Union but how does il compare
with the free trade notions avowed by Secretary D.
Wis in his late trip, when he proposed summary
abolition Of the entire revenue system the extinction
of duties, the suppression of Custom Houses, and
worse than all, sweeping dismissal of the whole
army of Custom HOUSE oficersg He wanted no half
way reform, under the name of iudiciouS revenue
tariff but would be content with nothing less than
absolute, unrestricted free trade" This looks like
using the means to enable the American manufacturer
to compete with the pauper labor of Europe upon
the free trade notions of Mr. Secretary Davis-don't
it?
Who speaks for the Democracy of the present day,
the Washington Uni, Mr.. Secretary Davis p
They are advocating oppositcs and who speaks by
authority Is that division Of labor which can on.
ly ensue from encouraging home industry according
to Wing principles, and now advanced by the Demo
cratic organ he the policy of the present Admins
tration is it To be the rampant free trade doctrine
avowed by one Of the Cabinet officers There is a
contradiction in the statements of those high function
aries that is hard to reconcile With such conflicting
opinions, any tell whether We are to have an
american system" according to Wing policy, OF
Free Trade!
What are the most approved opinions Of modern
Democracy ulon the Tariff question (:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28
DIED.

On the 26h instant at 10 o'clock RICHARD LAFoS son
Of Thomas and Mary Whesley, aged years months
Inc viii take place at the residence Of shoekos
H Tavern Thursday morning. the 2Sth
friends and aequantances respectfully invited.
On yesterday Mt o'clock, A. NJ, EDWARD KIMBLE infant
child Of ohn C. and Charlotte aer aged two years
months and seventeen days.
The friends and aeq1aintances Of the family requested
attend The funeral at his fathers residence to-day IL O'Clock
A. ~. without further notice.
On yesterday the 27th inst LARRIN youngest child Of
W. aud A. u GlaEebrook aged % months and days
The friends AMI aeq1antances % the famyare respectfully
Ted to attend the uner this afternoon past o'clock
without farther invitation.
At Rvertt'yille Albemarle Co.. on Wednesday morning
at ! o'clock, SAMUEL MOSBY, infant OF Samuel N
Price, eyed year aud 81 days.
The friends Of the family requested attend his m
neral from the residence Of his ather corner Of BroaC
and Mayo IT, Friday morning, at o'clock without fur
Their invitation.
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ARRIVALS AM THE HOTELS.
WEDNESDAY. JuLr 81.

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MecLl.nburg Dr Co. " Gs Loa' u; onana'sr
City; w KUHN do; Leburn. Va. ] coIey Civ Point,
Gillian, do; 7 Noble, Amelia; w n Noble do; J A
Allen, Powssian; N Jetsr do; @ w Baker Norfolk; T
Hopkins, fovn..an; B Lyon. jr., c. Daily, do; w
wanna wanna Bsrthy, New Canton; J w hcCraw, Louis.
sme, 0;po mukes, snip Washington A Cardoza. Pow
y an, Sussehoerry, DO; w horing, Prince Edward
on,' amehs; Nunnaiy Powhstan; N 9rvgory;
-, an T Mm snspherd, do; Shepherd, do; Nor
s ~ inomPson, Luxembourg; Bosseau Amelia;
- %.y nAnAA motifs, jr. Buckinsham;C Adams.
.~rn;c>,
AAEklCAN-Aaron Hill, Chambliss CO., La; Dixon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

Ice TRADE.-The Philadelphia Gasete contains art
Gle giving intestng particulars this subject The
trade in Ice, originally of small Importance has lattery
been growing with rapdity peculiarly American From
the Schuykl river the city of Philadelphia supplied
with large quantities of ice The banks of that river
where formerly there but three ice houses
now lined with them thicky from Paramount to the
Columbia Railroad bridge and there also many
within the corporate limits At New York and other large
Northern cities the trade has grown into similar import
ance but is in the vicinity Of Boston where aourishes
most for the New Engander having always superabun-
dance Of ice have long been he habit of exporting
TO parts where They have thus reaped large
profits By sendng to the tropical regions of America
Perhaps the longest journey travelled regularly by cargoes
Of Yankee ice is that from Boston around Cape Horn to
San Francisco 1t is fact vouched for by correspon-
dent of the New York Journal of Commerce. that the en-
terpng downeasters able send ice to San Fran.
CISCO via Cape Horn, and c it there on better terms
than offered by the dealers in Russian ice.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

~ In our notice having reference the Fire Asso
citation Of this city, led into error which we
most cheerfy We stated that the coored hands
employed were allowed "tweve and half cents per hour
and grog" This, we learn, is entire mistake. The
allowance made one dollar quarter and this without
reference the number Of fires which may occur Re-
reshmeuts allowed only when the ftgues Of the &C.
cason require il.
We pleased to hear that the Association are taking
steps to make material additions to their equipment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

The next news from Consantinope would reach Paris
and London on the 18th the day of the Arecs sailing
from Lverpoo or l4th inst Until then il could not be
known with certainty what decision the Porte had
on learning that the RussAihad passed the Pruth and
whether it had appealed the assistance OF its allies
should it have done the probability is that the allied
eet would have passed the Daanees before the
oil the last instructions from the Governments
private dispatch from Vienna however that the
Ambassadors of France England and Austria at Consan
nope, on the news that the Russians had crossed the
Pruth requested audience Of the Sultan and asked
him not TO demand that the allied fleets should enter the
Dardanees The Sultan compiled with the recommends.
on and confined himself TO protest against the invasion
of the territory
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28
LIST OF PATENTS

Is1od from the Uniied States Patent Oes for tie ,seek
sading July 20, and 6sarign date Judy 20. 1883.
Cyrus Bhbee, Of Rochester, N Y.-for imp rovemen,
Richard @ Bristol Of Chicago, TL-ror Improvement,
| in rotary engines.
William Burton, of Orange, ohio.--ror improvement,
In ploughs. .f II -. NAf... e.
FB Hun. Of west6eld Ind-ror Improvement in mills
for grinding apples and other substances.
David James, Of Cincinnati, 0ho.-For Improvement
In processes for making glue.
oven Redmond, of Rochester, n Y.-ror improvement,
In lamps
Milton satterie, of Louisa, I'll. For improvement in
seed planters.
William Warren, Of Waterfowl, Conn.-ror i'm
provement in railroad seats.
Ezra Benton Of Cleveland, Ohio.-For improvement
in bran busters.
Jacob Carothers Of Dayidsbureh Pa-ror improve
ment in corn planters
Sylvester Davis of Claremont, n H-ror Improvement
in bee hives.
Ziba Durkee of Alden y Y-For improye meut In the
heaters OF smut machines
Fo Deschamps, of Philadelphia, Pa-ror improve
ment in omnibus lanterns
John Elder, Of Westbrook, Me.-ror improve nent
in covering the backs of books.
Daniel b Hinman, Of Philadelphia Pa.-For improve
ment in dying yarn part coored
Levi Pi,man, OF Toms Brook, va-For improved plot.
ting thcodolyte.
jackson A. Rapp and Edward s. Wright, Of Buffalo,
\: f-For improvement in straning by compress
cd air.
Frederick G. v-t,crcke, of New York, " Y. For i'm
provement in dying compounds
Henry Lee Norris of New York. n Y, assiguor to SAM
ue T. Armstrong, of place. For improvement in
preserving India rubber in the liquid state Dated July
g. 1888. Patented In England February a. 1883. Pa
tended in France March Is 1883.
REISSUE.
Josiah Warren, Of Harmony Township, Ind assguor to
Leonardo westbrook, OF New York, N Y.-Improvement
in composition for stereotype plates Patented April e5
lsi6 Reissued July &c, 1858.
DESIGNS.
julius E. Merriman, of Merideu Conn.-For dergu for
q sewing-bird
Eihu Smith, OF Albany n. Y.-For design for parlor
stove.
Hosea Huntley of Cincinnati Ohio assgnor to Dan
iei Goodhue, OF same place-For design for n stove
Hosea Huntey OF Cincinnati, Ohio, assgnor of Dam
Tel Goodhue, of same place-Eor design for cooking
stove.
Thomas Barry, OF New York, n. Y, assguor to NORTH
Chase North of Philadelphia, Penna-For design for
cooking-stove
Reuben Ii. n. Bates of Providence r. l., assignor to
North, Chase North, of Philadelphia Pa.For design
for a cookng-range.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, July e2-The sales OF
Cotton in New Orleans during the week have comprised
5000 bales hiddng was worth from 10 l-2alO "a cts
The stock on hand amounts to 600 bales and the re-
cepts were 600 bales The Frankn's advices were re
ceved at noon Friday but they had no effect upon the
market; Flour commanded from TO $50 per boil Ba.
con had advanced, and Sides worth IL cents per
TO- Freghts to Liverpool quoted at 7.l6d Exchange
on London ruled at from l-4as - premium
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

MORE "HARNoSN.'-lt seems that the division in the
Locoioco party in the 4h district of North Carolina is not
hkeiy to be easily healed The Warrenton News Demo.
erane says the course of Mr. Venabe the Land
ton undoubtedly meets the approval his party in that
as TO how the vote of Warren county is likely 10 20 and
he satisfied that Mr. Venabe will get twothirds of the
Democratic vote Tho Raleigh STANDARD still continues
us warfare on Mr. Nenable, but it that "Father
Abm does not have the fear of he organ" before his
eyes for he is represented have said that he did not
expect to be elected intended stay in the field and
peat Lewis, as he knew that Rogers would be elected
IL has been time since the METROPOLITAN district al
the old North State" has been represented by Wing
and we are glad to know that likely to elect such
talented young Fon of Whiggery Mr. Rogers is re.
presented to be- Norfolk Beacon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

81 The foreign policy developed % ar by TIE Admin
istraon has been that Of turn officers repre-
scniing government Ia foreign countries and appoint
ing Democrats in their places, scarcely of whom
at their posts while they drawing their pay from the
public crib
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

THE CRors-The North Louisianian, published in the
Parish OF MOrehouse that it has rained abundany
in that neighbohood, and adds; 1t is pretty certain
that with few exceptions every farmer in the Parish will
make suiheiency OF Corn aud much Cotton he can
pick Every thing betokens plenty and prosperity-N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-28

We havo received from Me- woodhouse. the AGENT the
july No. Of SCOTS reprint Of Blackwoo
The following - tie table Of contentsi
J. Weiss History u the French Protestant Refugees
O. Legends Of the Msdonna BY Mr. jameson.
% Lady Lees Widowhood: put Z.
g. The late Marquis Of Londonderry
o. Paris Thcairicals
g. Fine Arts and the Public Taste In s5s
q chapter on Life Assurance
Gold and Emigration, in ther effects, social add po-
IitcaL