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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

Fall d Winter Goods,

A - W IN l En- IA Hl'.'f 'o''- ~ - ."
slli scribe rs arc now 1ccesvisg tIlelr sloek OF
Fall "a winter Goods,
In which they respectfully invite the attc ton n lie
public lis believed 10 be Il largest and most valn
able exhibited in This city Hnd comprises IN gleaI
sar ~, everything property belonging to the READY
MADE ClOT II \ q and Gentcmen's + FINISHING
business, il pant us follows:
French Black Dress ard Flock Conis.. sio t" :,
A,,c,, & Ger. " ...... 10 Il
Fauc, Dress and Froc Goats Of every des alIe ceIo
Cloth, Cnssincrc, Tweed and Beaver Sacks Hat
Sucks rrschs, and ralelors, varying in ltiee from
to $l4.
OVER COATS Of every suitable style of goods H.
market.
CLOAkS-Caedoniaa. Julien and Talna Cloaks
PANTS n VESiS-ln our large and choice assert
may be ounl syl t. suit ali aste'. Ot the tot
mcr our stool, of Bac, Cashmere French Doe Skin.
Ribband, Bntathtn. French, EpgHsh uhd American
Fauc, Boot.tops aud lid colors, j. not surpassed in
any one esta 1ishmcutin Virginia. WIS Rich Plush
Velvet Grenudinr, florenline aud Bat.thea Silh Ca,h
me. e. Imitation Cashmere Fancy Wool. Farmers Sat
in tacncin Gussimere, Popiu, Satin Velvet, Nc, Pm
ty and Wedding Vests; White. Light Colors and Tin
seized Silk Aleiinouud Velvet.
Our FURNISHING DEFART MENT is well sup.
pied with every thing pertaining that branch OF the
business ns Gloves and Hosiery. Shirts Collars BlacL
and Fancy Cnvats. Stocks Suspenders Pn"ket Hand
kcrchirfs Money Belts Under Garments, Sears, Nlahl
Gaps Snokn do, Foel MHh' Dressing Gowns, study
do >, Silk Bingham and Cambria Umbrellas, Trunks x
Carpet Bugs.
Country Merchants
Are invited To examine our stock. Our prices vii be
found LOW goods OF The samr qualify can hc
purchased in the Northern cities.
SERVANTS CLOTHiNG.-Tohucco N."nulacm
and others, having coihe. should not
fail To Civ call heiire lrchas ny. Our army Of
SewHg-mochhtS viii enable to nish 5000 servants
suits for the Full Trace
A. S. StlAFEh x CO, Main 81,
sept - Is LyuchburP, Va
- BedIopa Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon and Wythe.
yle TcIoamnh nlense cnnx.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

(sKY a sIpH LtaHT ooNHtsrD)
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW z IHGE ST.
Lynchsug, Va
"Blest br thc Arr thai eur immo,tt -
Thu Ar tint bottles ines tyfaHuie ciam
To quench H.
TIsHE Subscribers have the pleasure tp aunHre 10
Il the citizens Of Lynchhare add vicinity TINT their
Gallery now ia reodincss the reception ct ysitor..
Having arranged their light and rooms with esrry
convenience nr the successful prosecution oi the Dn
cue1eHtypo art and brought thcr aid the latest nd
must APPROVED APPARATUS they feel warranted ia say
ing thar those who may wish correct and
UnfasiiIlg Likeness
Car obtain such token IN the bo.t style OF he
Tie much admncd aud mat hless Stercosrnfie OF
Solid DaRueneogrrs taken by the su,cril e,s IN all
their perfection seeming il to stand out Ia
sculptured stat tars.
In their large assortment nud great variety OF
Frames Cases, Locks, Medallons, Pins, &c,
in which pnce Peturcr, tho at ll may be gut
flied in STYLE also in price. Al peuues Wufmuted Ia
give satisfaction orno ehufo will be mado. 'isit Ia
their Galio. most respectfully solicited whelhor pic
desired OF not.
q. W. MINIS,
n. 4. TANNER.
Practical Daeueucolypiap
~ Galleries, Main ST. two ,ora from B'idge ST..
neutrality-suspicious. ST.. Petersburg. and 10 Main
St. Richmond. Va. oct 10 IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

n OPTICIANS stock tuuls ana hands fol Gas Fit
" ting, hive all arrived in Lynchburg, and am now
fully prepared to execute all orders entrusted 10
with iaithl'lneSs aud dispatch.
would be thankful 10 my friends to hand in their or
ders at once 10 prevent hurry about the time tn gas is
To be put
No Bills will be presented sooner than the first of Jan
uary next under any circumstances.
j. 22-ds A. G. BARNEY
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Our terms viii be cash negotiable paper snfislac-
torily endorsed.
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the la fourteen veara he has
been n business in Lynchbnrg wou Just mention that
he VIII still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes win the additional facilities he now has
by the constant attention lac feels ned To give 10
his business in all its various branches TO merit con.
tnuanee Of the patronage Of liberal public.
sept 25-ts GEO G. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Whitehurst Daguerrean Gallery,
ESTABLISHB IN 1947.

The Whitehurst Daguerrean Gallery,
ESTABLISH IN 1947.
fNHE Subscriber returns his Acknowledgements To the
public generally for the very liberal patronage hes
tosed him since his los alton in this place, tnow
nearly seven yearsl and would respectfully infrm them
that he Is still on hand 10 serve hem with lNGhbAS
ED FACILITIES. having gooi Artist as an assistant
and operating rpous with large lights. arr aaged
Sky and side Lights,
by which he Is enable prnduc. la De has done tur
several years past) those BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES
from the size af half dime, hess good size rof
trait, which have been. aud now, daiy pronounced
by visitors to be among the beet specimens ot the AT
Yet exhibited in this eonutry, ~ prescrv ng the eve,
1.-THE expressive ct all the features. and benn
fu blending Of the light and siade. (sithout which
there be picture We Hat onr, aud grace
fu posture. making them indeed thing 10 be desired
by patetts and children friends and lovers None 1t
your doubtful shadows but living Utmost speaking fac
simic Of self.
The Stereosoopio or Solid Dagueueotype,
So much admire by sone-are taken Va all theii per-
feotian-Speeimens of which have been exhibited by
him for tho last six months.
Having constantly without regard expense (as bis
Gallery will show keptpaee with I'll tbe improvements
yet discovered, either in machinery the Artand Inv
ing his fitted up with elegance and comfort mn
king them desirable place 10 while away an Idle hopt
he invites all TO Wit him whether they want pictures
or not
Daguetrcotypes and Paintings accurately copied. In
valid and Post Mortem Cases always attended to whom
desired.
Landscape views and private residences accurately
taken, specimens Of which be at his Gallery
Next door to the Virginia Bank.
tS Open at all hours Of the day.
Z GIBBS Proprietor.
n B-A large lot Of LOCkETS AND PINS Just
received (somc extre fne) aud instantly hand.
what they sold for.
oct Pots = = q.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

siiicee ap11opfidte 10 Ht fHd CfdSs-Boxes OF hai-
'lanuots furniture
1riielcS aDDropriatet 10 Second ClasS.-Boxes, bue>
II, dry eoods feathers shoes saddery glass, paints, oils
hugs and confectionery.
dr,ielfs apyroyriaieto Third Vrginia Dunes
Iics sugar coffee liquor bngging, rope, butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns cop
per- tin sheet iron, hoow-ware, queensware. castings
hardware marble dressed andother heavy not
enumerated in sperin or fourth classmates.
Articics appropriate 10 The Fourth Ciass-Flour, in
.ncbs) rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bucon. in
tasks boxes acks.) beeswnx bales of rigs ginseng
md dried fruit iron, marble, (undressed) r,:ll ond
grind stones, mill gearing.
- I % miles so Salt per bushel &
PLASTER , "a. per 100 niles. , 90 cFii,y pounds. 10
90" n ns $50 m,lcs . 80 49,. IL
WV lbs zoe miles. 300 Carrie asst l.
SOFT dis
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PIEDMONT WOIsKs,


TNHESE WORKS have ben set in operation It'll
Il all the latest improped Machinery fo, Wood md
Iron work aud upon scale commensurate with the
wants of the South and West. for Car construction
More than one hundred cars OF I'll description hive
been made at these works for the Virginia q Tonnessee
Rail Road
Presidents and Engineers OF Rail Road ARE res poet
fnllY invited To bestow tParnarc a. they may re-
Is upon having their work finished in strrt con paree
~ lkoif ewu pnns and d a@irfsi or ultet tie mus
trproyc plans 81 Construction, at price satisfactory
Southern KaiI-Hsoads
VIZ no longer be compelled 10 obtain their Ours from
the Moth, subject to large expense aud rick of fmus
portHt'on. GEO g. GuRLE Propris,or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

HOLLOW WARE. PIow Castings
Stores, Crates. iIacg iron Railing, Mat Rack.
Chairs. Iron Fronts. Sfoom Engines. Mm Gearing II.
baeeo Presses Sc. furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices
The superior nd ,anagos Va possess wi enable us
10 I'LL oldersnp'n The MIST accommodating terms
Orders left at the law eiice of SPENCE < Slaughter
will meet with prompt ntlenii n.
sept Cts SPENCE. REGGS & 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

RATES OE FREIGHT ON TIE
go ~ s...if
VIRGINIA y TEN n ESSEE RAILROAD.
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Very Respectfully,
BAkER /. CLANEY.


BAKER q. CLAVEY
sept 29-ts Corner of Aluin Market Sis.
ENALL, Es53-D, a. CO ctcrs. DEALER
, IN STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS, Readj
Made Ciottiag 3c..-Wo uld most respectfully infoir
his ed and buyers generally that he is nov
receiving and will in few days, have his entire stool
OF Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
in ready for exhibition. He thinks it useless Il
attempt enumeration Of articles suffice it to say thai
every article can be had at his store found in sniIa,
establis hnent in the State.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing 10 lay in full
stocks or fit up old ones will find it greatly their adj
vantage In give him call before urchasing
sept 26-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
Old CREAM Llp sALyE.-n

u ,ets dbl. httui preparation oi Ctea.d y lap snN
made ufcr IA Freprh k,c,po--fnr elnrprd I'M is M
core lips--lfepotedat ....#..,.=..,.
WRIGHT X ALLlSoNS
.ta4t. Nov Dnp Sire
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
Ouarterlies, Monthly Magazines, Pictorials
and other Newspapers

cal ed for in this market.
Mr.. X. PowEILs subscribers will be furnishc, tntb
end If their subserrtiun-, aud ones furnished 8,
any time with anything in the above line.
oct Id = q MORSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
RAILROADS, &c.
.IsANGE ~ RATES

(bggW s--,5s;. ss....,.ss;s ssss..--'siss-
* TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
MON aad sf.f the 2ifh iiff tie rafrs On thu To-
l. lust4tr nrtirIez vii b IA toiluN., VI:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22

nihrap as tue Cheapest
Raii-Road watches
" -, 81 ..Ie-,i,, II Silver Lover Watrhe.
r VA, lon. s.Ie. among which raHbo found ti' seSe'l
Cal, aed Rail road Time kr"rer- epet,9f,r9 =.
rEGfAILY FOR ENGINEERS GoN91 " -
oa Rniffsadz- A article which We Nj ""''ai' ~
-.-l.- Nd n tlrIcr. caftt.nnnaIne with annL-Ll-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
Mist LLANH0Us
Fine Watches and Jewelry.

A4E hase iuareeaiy,,l
w q beautiful Hss,Ti.
mnni Of Goods IN our lie,
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Periodical and Newspaper Depot,

IOPI05lI1 ne VaIW7r6 HOUSE WolA = =
VE7HERE viii be kopi constantly ON hard by h.
w number supplied at short notice, All the Amer.
lean and ENGLISH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
Raii-Isoad watches

which Ve guarantee 10 keep the ''st t'"'sf
oiheap as tie Cheapest.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26
Fon TIE ADVERTISER.
PUBLIC MEETING AT MT. WILLING

PUBLIC MEETING AT MT. WILLING.
According to previous notice, u large and rcspec-
table number Of the citizens of Edgciirll District
assembled at Mt. Willing on Saturday the 22d jan,
TO take into consideration the cxperncy Of nom-
mating candidate, to represent us III the Congress
Of the United States.
Upon molten Of Capt. j. 3. SMITH, Rev. a.
DozlER was called to the Chair, and A. W.
YouX1rLooD requested to act as Secretary. The
Chairman then in few clear and fDrcible remarks,
explained the object Of the meeting, urging the
claims Of the Hon. F. W. PIcKESs.
The following Committee was appointed to draw
up q suitable preamble and resolution, viz: JOHN
MoBLrY. Sr., JSo. Jennings, Sr. Rev. RI. C. Hen
LONG Col. d. DESSY, julius BANKS, Esq. J. b.
SMITH, Maj. PADcErT, W. F. EoYD, J. CuLDnEArn
SIMEON CRorcnand G. VAUGHN Upon motion of
J. B. SMITH, Rev. A. DozlER was added AZ Chair
man Of the Committee.
After retiring for short timc tho Committee
returned and offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted.
From the mistaken confidence we entertain in
our fellow citizen, Col PIcKESs, and from his well
known ability and undoubted integrity,
l. Rcsolucd, That we nominate him as q suitable
person 10 represent us in the Congress Of the
United Ststes. at this trying crisis.
g RcS0lued, That these resolutions be published
in the Elscticld Advertiser, AMI that the Abbcve
Banner, Laurensville Herald and Ncwbcrry SEN
tiucL BE- requested to cory.
Upon motion Of Col. DEHSY tn. meeting ad-
journcd. A. DozIER, Chairman
A. W. YoosGBLooD, sec'y.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26
The State of South Carolina.

To all and singular the Managers Of the General
Elections for each Congressional District in
the State.
In pursuance Of an Act of the General Assembly
of this State, passed ON the 10th December, a. ID.
1852, you are hereby required, after giving legal no.
tice land being duly qua;hed to proceed t" hold an
election for Representative in the C"ngrt Ks OF the
United States for each Congressional District, on
the 4lh Monday in February next, and the day FOL-
lowing, at the places, and to be conducted ny
the same managers, and in the same manner as the
election Of members of the State Legislature; and
after having determined on the persons duly elected,
YOU do certify the according t" law, under Your
hand and seal to the Governor, at Columbia, by the
FRS, Monday in April next, on which day the votes
will be counted, and thereafter the election declared
Given under my hard and the seal Of tho
State, in Columbia. this Goth day Of .anua-
ry. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty three, and in the
scvcny-scvcnh year of the Sovereignty and
Independence ofihc u. S. Of America.
By the Governor: j. l.. MANNING.
BkSJAMIS PERRY, Scc'ry Of State.
St
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26
IS Caueht Naon;neS

THE Due West Telescope thinks We were about half
tsleep when penning our brief and hasty paragraph
pr the 5th inst, upon the question, May man
harry his wife's sster' Such also appears to be the
opinion Of Correspondent of the Marion Star. 1t
eems, from what they say, that sect at least viz
he Presbyerans, have been agitating this question
powerfully for the last ten or twenty years, both in
tnrope'and America. Well, gentlemen, we really
9id mt know it. Being nothing but plain Baptist
md knowing that our Church held no doubt upon the
Iubjccs, We were simple enough to think that such
has the case with all the rest Of you. We glad
b "sland corrected" and hereby "give i'm to the
Telescope and d. E. F., of the Star with all due
humility. Understand us-we only Y" "subside" the
Eord obsolete"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26
Is the World Growing Worse! i!

WE have been reading illusions 10 the increasing
Temperance, insubordinaiion and rowdyism Of the
by, especially as developed in American city life,
|r the last month or two: These illusions have ap-
eared in the papers of every city from New York 10
lew Orleans. At first they occurred to US as being
pggested to Editors by succession of accidental
rcumstances. But the continued and general repe-
hon Of similar complaints, echoed back from city TO
fy, gives some show Of truth to the opinion that
rnerican society is now passing through one of its
ost dangerous phases. And this phase we regard as
volying the settlement. Of the extreme question as TO
neither Lcentiousness or rational Freedom shall
'le the destines of our country Is IT not time for
pnservatism to plant her banner more firmly in'he
il and TO rally around it the good, the wise and the
.tuour of earth!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26

circumstances. Maj. ALLEN refused to take the
note or to pay for the beef Now, low did he
meet this charge? Did he meet i, boldly and
openly and prove to the public that it WAS ground
less? No! lie went 10 CnRIsTY, paid for The beef
and got certificate that it had been satisfactorily
settled. This certificate was never published, but
was exhibited throughout the District. rs evidence
that there grounds for the charge, and t'at
it was only made to prrsccute him. 1t was payment
for the beef that satisfied CnElsrY, made under cir
cumstances tha, deprive him Of all claim to any
credit for having acted fairly and justly 1t can
hardly be believed that this ancient debt would ever
have been settled had not the MAJ jor, like sklI'ul
fnancicr, carefully weighed the transaction in one
scale against certain number Of votes in the other
The beef kicked the beam and was paid for.
Another charge was, that the Major years ago,
had, in changing u bill, given 10 Mrs. LEOPARD
worthless bill, which he refused to take back and
give good money for it. Now, how do you suppose
he settled this? Weighed it as he did the beef and
paid the money back Thus it appears that Maj.
ALIENS candidacy has not been without it's ad-
CmRIsrYs beef has been paid for and Mrs. LEorARD
has received good money for the worthless bill so
long regarded rs lost.
If this race should have to BE- run over hope
the managers and the people will put the blame
where it Justly belongs All ask il full and fair
expression OF public opinion. The seat. to fill which
the election was ordered, was vacant. ] had a
right TO run for it as had every other person lsar-
ing the Constitutional qualification. was sup
ported by. a least very respectable minority un-
der the advantages above stated. Self respect aud
respect for those who supported me, demands that
| | should not be manuo,vercd out of success. ii
nigh, be, that | should be worse beaten upon a
new trial-but will have a fair trial lie has the
face tn concl;ate men, that have not One vote
was cast in this election for linn accompanied BY the
declaration "f the voter, that he had seen better
men hung. Many Of tho voters Of this District
were induced to believe, that Mr.. LoD Hill WAS
prosecuting him. Charges were made against him
BY Mr.. HILL, seriously affecting his character
which were never met. MT one j"t or title Of
these charges has been rciractcd or qualified in any
manner whatever Yet, who will believe it, Maj
ALLEN was actually in Mr.. IIlLL's store, in this
place, u short time since, purchasing goods. This
could not do, even il it elected me. Should this
matter bc again left to the people, will cheerfully
submit, TO the rcsu!, whatever it may be, provided il
is effected fairly and hunoraby.
S. S. TOMPKINS.
Jan o4,h. 1853.
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Congressional Candidacy.

WE cheerfully give place TO Capt. Brooks reply
the note of those citizens Of Edgefeld who thought
oper to address hm' upon the subject of his de-
ination.
1t is perhaps unnecessary to remind our readers
lat the question as to who first occupied the field
rs little or nothing TO do with the present position
Col. PrcKENs. He has but yielded to the earnest
I'D repeated solicitations Of many friends in even
lally becoming candidate. We know the step to
nve been dictated pately by sense OF duty and
'e believe it will be appreciated accordingly.
As to Capt. BIS. aliusion to our remark, in con-
exon with the nomination placed and continued in
9r paper by the agency Of responsible indiraduats'
70 have only 10 say that it was st such reply as
very Editor would have given. Upon being ques-
oned about matter which was entirely between
imself and the aforesaid individuals. With what
urpo.e this accidental observation Of ours (Which
imply amounts to no,hing) could have been placed
cfore the public, we are at n loss to conceive.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26
FLORIDA INDIANS.

The Savannah Courier of the Goth instant.
says, I'VE were yesterday shown letter from
Florida, which stated that Billy Bowlegs and his
followers, have formerly declared war against
the United States; which, we presume, means
simply that they are determined not to emigrate
to the Wesf. The same letter gave the painful
rumor that Gen. Hopkins and his small force
had been massacrcd.
Before adjourning the Florida Legislature
passed at Act, authorizing The Governor TO Or
ganize two Regiments, to be rendered to the
United States Government, and providing that
if their services were rejected, and the Indians
not removed by the first day of May next, the
Executive should proceed at once to affect their
immediate removal BY force if necessary.
In pursuance of this Act, Major A. G. John
son, formerly of the Thirteenth Regiment in
Mexico was chosen Brigadier General, by an
almost unanimous vote. He was in Echols'
Regiment, and is represented as a brave and
mertorous officer, worthy. in every respect, Of
the important trust committed TO his charge"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1853-01-26
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.


The British Mail steamship Europa, Captain
N Shannon, has arrived at Halifax (MS.) from
Liverpool, which port she left on tke 9Th INST
THE LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKErs.-Messrs.
Denistown's Circular says that there had been
but moderate business done in Cotton, and
that prices were unchanged, with the exec rp.ion
of Fair Mobile, which had declined an eighth CT
penny. The sales during the week comprised
thirty.five Thousand bales, of which spectators
took two thousand two hundred, and exporters
nine hundred bales. The sales on Saturday, tie
9Th inst, the day the Europa sncd-amounted
to 5000 baes-most of which the Trade pur.
chased.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET.-Adviccs from Ha-
vre are to the 4th inst. The sales during the
week comprised 1000 bales. The imports dur
ing the same period amounted 10 10000 bales.
The demand was fair.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Immense damage has been
sustained along the English coast in consequence
of severe gales.
1t is reported in London that Lord Clarendon
will soon supersede Lord J. Russell as Foreign
Secretary.