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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

! From very bfiel personal acquaintance.
but professional one OF some years, with our
brother OF the Fredericksburg News-wbo
has fallen in the battle Of life. we sympathi-e
fully in the feeling remembrance Of him by
the Richmond Dispatch:
Death Of Roberi Baylor scmpie.
II is with the deepest sorrow that record
the death of this excellent man and able editor.
He expired at his lodgings OF the Washington
Hotel, yesterday at clock. after an illness
which had commenced only on Sunday even
ing and which We understand the physicians
pronounced 10 have been pneumonia. On Sat
urday he vas IN p rfect health. and after sup.
per retired 10 his room for the purpose 81 VII
ting an editorial for his paper, the Frederlcks-
burg News. 1he fire rendering The room ex
cessively hot he boisted the windows, took of
hi. coat. and commenced his work. The i'm.
prudence, doubtless. lad The foundation Of the
disease, but he experienced no symptom OF II
until Sunday evening, when hc was seized with
a violent chill Medical advice was called in
as soon rs possible. but the disease was too
violent To he arrested and he died as we have
said. We did mol hea If his illness dnll we
heard of hi death. Never were We more
shocked in our lives and the more so that no
longer ago tban Yesterday we INDUCED in
litrlc sally at his expense. LitIe did we ina
zinc that even then The hand Of death was up
on him.
Mr. Semple vas one Of the kndcst hearted
men we ever knew. There WAS no end to The
openncss and sincerity of his nature. His
frankness. indeed. was almost chdhke. YET
he possessed excellent natural abilities and was
one Of the most agreeable companions we ever
knew. As an editor. he hold a high rark. and
very justly held it. He was bold and origi-
nal thinker, aud expressed himself with great
strength and clearness. Besides he was per-
feclly independent, altogether incorrupliblo.
and spoke his mind without fear, favor aIfec-
ton. 1t is seldom that we see n man with so
much to admire. and SO lille to condemn or
deicsl. He vas vidowcr at the time Of his
death, and has lell behind him several children.
He has hequealhed 10 them one of the richest
Icgacics il isin the power Of man TO bestow:
pure opd untdrnsbed reputation, name that
IN his nossession knew no laiut
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TUESDAY, Feb. 3.
Eenngp.

senate. Il
The Senate. to-day. passed the bill from me
House horisiug the Orange and Aieza'afia
Railroad Company % ex tend their road,oy way
Of Charlottesville 10 Lynchhurg. ne Vo'e
was &c to 1916 being the precise hunloer
for constitutional majority.
House. H.
The following bills were passed IN the House
to day. -..a,.an
for TIE construction Of the HuuonsvIIle ana
Hunlersyille Turnpike-ayes 7S,noe' a..
A bill making an additional Appropriation,
by the State. TO McAdamize the Weston ana
Fairmont Turnpike-aves IS, noes AZ
A bill providing e. McAdamzing the Nor
csa,ov.rl' f1rasw wood and West Union urn
u...-ayes So, noes %. fThs bill was reject.
ed fey DAYS ago, recon,idered to-day and
passed by the above vote =,
A bill aufhorising an increase ofthe CAPITA
stock of The Raleigh and Moth Carolina urn.
pike road. wi.
bill faI# he construction OF the Wilson
Creek and South Fork Turnpike Company III
Groyson and Smythe counties.
A House bill TO amend the Sd section OF an
oct to widen and complete the Slslersvllle ana
Salem Turnpike road, came from the Senate,
with an amendment, which was agreed 10 by
The House.
A till from the House,au,horising the Coun'
~ Courts of Botetourt and Craig counties 10
erect gates and collect tolls on the PIce
Turnplke road, also came from the Senate
with amendments,, hichthe House disagreed
to-
A debate of some length occurred on a
proposition of Mr.. FIonrnoy Of Prince Ed
ward, to postpone the order Of the day Qnler,
nal Improvement bills to take up for consider
alton the bill for establishing line Of steamers
from Virginia to Antwerp.
The House refused to pos pone the order
of the day for that purpose
At 3 o'clock the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

TIE MARRIAGE OF Louis NAPOLEON. - ne
London Times, in lengthy article upon the
Emperor's marriage, says:
LAS a mere question of personal dignity,
Louis Napoleon hns done well to show that he
Is Independent OF the formalltes ofroyalty, and
though he may become ridiculous when he
initiates the traditions or habits of the great
courts Of Europe, he has an instructive con.
sconsness that his strength lies in his sympa-
thy with popular predictions. winch coincide
In this instance with his own taste. After an
intimacy with the Emperor oil some months,
during which the young Countess Ieba had
attracted "A considerable amount of public at
tenlion, IA sense Of what was due her own rep
ulation appears to have led the lady and her
mother to announce their intended return to
Madrid 1t was only as the consort OF the
! Emperor that she would Consent to accent his
| homage This blow had its effect, and the
! imperial Pamela obtains her reward in spite of
some passages which were though 10 indicate
a different conclusion, but which have left no
unfavorablc trace on the name Of the future
! Empress
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We are indebted 10 an esteemed friend
saws the New York Commercial Adverliser,)
.,,,a,5 was formerly resident in Spain, for the
following sketch, which seems TO explain the
c,m;y or.oin Of the new Empress Of France
yorv sat;sf,c,o, lie. IIer history is no less ro-
mantle than that of the Empress Josephine
"By TO days alvices from Enro"e we are
told that the Emperor Napoleon II. has Us
pousedn Spanish lady, whose grandfather was
British Consul al Malaga and whose mother
was an Irish lady by the name Of Fit2pat.
ric:, Also that this new Empress was in her
own right Countess Teba,although bearing the
name Of Made Moatcgo. Now the plain En-.
plish "f I'll til = no :; ..ot as follows:
"A WORTHY Scotchman, by the name of VIM.
! Kirkpatrick, was Tor some time the American
Consul at Malaga This was, think under
President Monroe's administration.
MIR. Kirkpalricl's eldest daughter, M9ria,
of Maliquita, as she was familiarly called aud
known by all Americansthere, wasa very fine,
ddshng lady, and married the Count de Teba,
young brother Of the celebrated Palafoix,
who behaved CALAMITY at the siege of cara
gossa aud who, in reply 10 demand Of sur
render, declared he would coutinuc the defence
| ny war 10 the kllllI
The Paliloix family embraced numerous Ii.
;Ics, and was singularly brave and noble.
This Husband OF Maria Kirk patrick Count
dc Tcba) vas n gallant soldier, and SO cut up
by " unds as To be unable TO mount MS Lorse
without aid. aud when in the saddle looked
more as ii he was hooked on than seated rhere
The new Empress of the French is nc
doubt the daughter of the Countess de Teba
'Nlarquira Kirkpotrick,' who was the daugh
= ter of William Kirkpatrick, late United States
i Consul at Malaga--not British Consal-uoi
Fitzpatrick Irish.
The British Consul nj Malaga VAS William
Laird another old Scotch gentleman. and he
was followed by Mr. Marks an Englishman.
IF the new Empress of France was Coun,
tess Teba, as stated then her mother is dead.
as also is her father, and she took the litle o
her mother. The name Montego, under which
she passed in Paris. is perhaps one of the
family names or titles the PalaloiX family
Speaking Of the contemplated coronation o.
Louis Napoleon the Paris correspondent Of the
Republic says:
am inclined to believe, from the authority
/, upon which learn 1t, that the coronation o
the Emperor will take place at Notre Dame
, on or about the Doth of March. 1t is not i'm
( probable that the Pope will himself oficate-
Rumor even gives him the Chateau of Com
| neione for residence while in France
RI would seem that he might well remain a,
Rome as retire to Compeigne buthc has grea,
i disnclination TO be lionizeda and shown about
Add ell Kader was.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

CONVICTION AND ONO RAMRoAp.-The Sen.
ate Tuesday rcceded from its amendment to
the bill for constructing, on Stale account, a
railroad from Covngton to the Ohio river, so
that the bill, as it passed the House, is now a
law 1t votes, to begin with, one million Of
dollars to the improvement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

The TVWhemHe Tdcgroph advocates the
manufacture of the railroad iron of the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad at the Company
works in Lynchburg, in place Of buying En-
gish ron-showing difference Of $3.50 PEI
ton in favor of American iron, and of $40, 060
on the quantity Of iron required for the whole
road
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11
OBITUARY.,

Died on lhe lolh of December last nj the residence
Of his mother. in Buckingham county DR., JOHN AUsrIN
in the Bird year oil his ace.
Onthe ith If February. Mr.. RICHARD SwIMs aged
81 yeors II has lea kind and aHrctionate mother and
humorous friends mourn his untmel, loss
(Richmond Di "a eli copy)
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MONDAY NIGHT SESSION.

Bulls PAssED.-A bill incorporating the
Norfolk Manual Labor School for INDECENT
Boys-and.
A bill TO make BOMBS and obligations exc.
cuted to Guardians for profits of their Wards
estates bear compound interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

The Senate has. passed the bill to re organ
ize the Navy, and the House of Representa-
lives. has passed the joint resolution for print
ing the Seventh Census.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

The New York Courier of Saturday PUB
fishes the paragraph from the National Intelli
gencer conradictng the Courier's statement
in relation to negotiations pending betwoe
the United States ard Great Britain and adds
In regard TO this denial we have simply 10 say
that the National Intelligencer is misinforme'
and that the statements of this paper in regar,
to the British negotiations were correct IN al
! essential particulars We know whereof W,
affirm, and time will prove it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

Inc New York Journal of Commerce says
ne advance IN the rate of interest by the Ban
Oh England was generally expected by thos
conVersant with commercial affairs abroad am
Its announcement lie by the Canada has produce.
no material effect upon the market. We mr..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

The Baltimore papers preserve studied 81,
ence in regard to Mr.. Alexander ]. Marshall's
late publication.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

a letter from Concord says that the Presi.
dent elect will leave that place for Washing,
ton. on Monday next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

The New York Courier and Enquirer advo-
Gates the magnificent project approprIating
million and a half ofthe public domain as a
compensation for the construction of subter-
ranean line oftelegraph from St. Louis to San
Francisco, the use of which it is proposed shall
be givento the Government free of cost for ev.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

ENDUC ATEON.--THE NEXT REGULAR
IA Session Of the subscribers school will commence
on Tuesday. the first day of February, and close 'o
first of July 1t is desirable that pupils should be pre-
senLar the beginning of the session
FIRMS per session of months, SO so, Slo w ""'
$50 90 according to the grade of scholar. 49,
School Room on Church Street nearly in rear o, wv
Franklin Hotel. WM. B. FEATHER6ION'
ian 3l.3tawts
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CONGRESS- MoNpAY.

Tnthe Senate the bill granting further RENE.
dies to patentees was ordered to third read
ing. The Joint resolution affirming the Mon.
roe doctrine was further debated by Messrs.
Clemens Cass, Mallory and Hale.
In the House of Representatives. Mr.. Toombs
made an Intellectual motion o suspend the rules
to enalle him to Introduce a resolution in.
strucring the Committee on Commerce 10 in.
quire into the expectancy Of repeating the nav
igotion laws Of the United States to the extent
of throwing open the coasting trade to the free
competition Of all nations. The vote was
yeas 93. nays -, not two thirds. Several pri.
waite bills were passed; and resolution was
adopted providing for an evening session, on
nm, after that l ~ for the reception Of reports
from the several standing committees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11
RAILROAD TO WEALTH!

FAKE MODERATED
Tickets to be procured at the Old Established
House of
MARIONS co. .LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE
BROK Frs,
MUSEUM BUILDING, BALTIMORE MARYLAND.
MARION & CO, Take great pleasure in presenting
VI 10 TIE public the following grand and Magnificent
Lotteries, be drawn in the city of Baltimore during
the month Of FEBRUARY. The Prizes range from
the stupendous of $4,000 to the small amount
of $4,000. The prices of Tickets vary from 81 to
$50
To those no wish for the smiles OF Dame
Fortune" we can safely say better opportunity could
be offered to secure fortune taan to invest lew dot
lars with in of those splendid LOTTERIES and
our word for it YOU will never regret it.
MARION e. CO.
Agents Baltimore, Nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

On Tbnr-dar, the I'd Instantly the Rev.R. K.Meade,
Dr. RlcHARD H. PrGRAy, Of California, to Miss JANET
l. SAUNDERS. Of Charlottesville. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

The discovery Of the immense deposits Of
gold in Australia has greatly diminished the
tide Of immigration that was pouring upon our
shores, from the over-peopled and eifete gov
crnments of Europe. In The month Of Janua-
ry, there arrived in New York 600 persons,
Of which 1928 were citizens of the United
States, leaving but 4,442 foreigners, Of which
there were 734 from England 2,ls9 from Ire
land. The arrivals during the month Of De.
cember preceding, reached Is, 83l; deer ease
= January 12,O69 As an indication of the
tendel,sy 10 the British gold regions from this
country as well as t;''''eat Britain IT'S mention
ed that there are some ten vessels IN N \ ork
..p for Australia:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

f7= NOTICE. offer for sale all ofmy Lands "a
Iii at and near Campbell court House. There are z
two food Dwelling Houses and the necessary ont Hon.
ses on two lots Of the Land. There about five HIM.
dfed acres in a!l-ahout half of which is in wood H.
Land can be-iivi1ed to suit any wishing to bpy
par The Lands are the best in this section Of the
try. uEhRaN JORDAN
Feb Lets.
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SPECIAL NOTrCE.--To THE

~ 90 SPECIAL NOTECE.--T THE
Merchants and Tndesmen of Lynchhurg-
ne undersigned, Publisher OF. the Roanoke BEACON
published at Salem, Roanoke county, offers the umns
ct said piper very fine medium Tor Advertising by
the Merchants, &C. of Lynchburg, The Beacon cilcu-
ates in several Counties of the Sou,hw 81, ard ofars
superior Inducements for patronage in that wav
The terms will be liberal. d. GARTER
ian 27.d1m
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AIARIOS e. CO.
Agents Baltimore, Md
LOTTERIES FOR FEBRUARY
HERE Is SOMETHING FINE.
EVERY PICKET A PRizE-No BLANKS!
Grand Capitals $4,000 b Oaiars!


EVERY PICKET A PRize-No BLANKS!
Grand Capital $4,000 Dollars!
GRAND CONSOLIDATEDLOTT y.
GIass +.
To be drawn February 90, 1879.
rs No's-l2 Drawn Ballots.
CAPITALS.
Prize of 10000 10 Prizes Of s. 0Oo
$4,000 10 4" @0Cn
g" $1,000 % i" Low
IN 51I 17e 500
In this magnificent Lottery there is over Sl,OOooOo
in Prize money to be distributed to patrons
Whoes $50; Halves SD; Quarters 81 80; EighhS $40
Certificates Of packages containing all the numbers
TINT 90 inthe wheel. We will send for
% Whole Tickets $3.50 26 Quart + Tickets 81 2'5o
&c Half " 225 25 Eighth 56'2'
One single package draw the four highest prizes
in the Lottery
SPECIAL NOTICE-The famous and lucky Ia
tapsco Lottery (Sma Frv) will hereafter be drawn on
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY an SATURDAY Of
each week. Capitals $4,000, $4,000, S2,5oO III 81
1000 &c. &C. Single Tickets 81; halves 5Oc,; guar"
ters Csc fl'l Certificate Of Package OF 70 wh o
tickets in tn 10ns little scheme will cost but $l3oo'
halves $3.50; quarters 1913; and single package can
draw the four highest prizes in the lottery. All orders
10 the earliest attention, and the best selection OF
regular packages gle Tickets and shares mustp D"
forwarded without dclay, and addressed 10 the gfe"'
Prize Agents, MARION & CO,
No. Calvert st, orhox All Post Office.
~ The of6ci,1 drawings of these Great Lotteries
duly certified to by the State Commissioners, will 10
sent Immediately aferitis drawn, toa those who 'rde'
from Us, with full xpanation Of the result.
feb 3-cod I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

CoNGREss has uow but brief period bef re
4. in which To transact VAST deal ofimporanr
business lrs days IN the language Of the Al
exandria Gazette, are short, ard likely to be
full Of trouble" From the record for The pas
three weeks, we are not encouraged 10 hope
Tor mnch,and shall be ogreeably disappoinrep
nifny thing is done, " hich vii rebound TO the
credit of tho members, or to.the interests Of the
country And cerainIyrhemajoriry vii be held
responsible for the great waste oi time that has
eosued, and the notorious, neglect Of NATIONAL
and individual claims, which has character
zed this and the preceding session. We hope
never to see such another Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-11

I AsT MEETING The StockholdersIor the
h Lynchburg Manufacturing Company are hereby
notified to attend general meeting of the Company, at
the Office of John M. Warwick, Esq, in the city of
Lynchburg, on Monday the 18th inst at o'clock p
NJ. Puncual attendance in person. by proxy is de-
sirabe as measures, will be taken for final settlement
of the transactions of the Company
feb lO.dSctol4. RICH'D G. MORRIS, Pres't
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IA more afraid that money vii be TOO a7un'
dani. thus encouraging VIII scheme, 81 spec
ularion, than that is scarcity vii eject those
doing a legitimate business.
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FAIR. HENRY F. WILLIAMS
WV. ID. FAIR Il co.
N 10 ,,p nd CommisSiOn Merchants

Orders for Merchandise promptly filed and oni the
best terms.
REFERENCES.
MCDANIEL, Hum & PRESTON.
NJ LANGHoRNE 4 Sons.
/. D. CRENsH wv, Richmond
THOMAS Ma HAN, New York.
feb l0.d&c&n
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dant. thus encouraging VII schemes 81 pee
ulation. than that is scarcity vi elect those
doing a legitimate business.
Saturday last. the President an1 Directors OF
the South Side Railroad took TIP up the
road on their way to Lynebbare, Iarge com
pany Of guests going with them IS far a. me
bridge now in course Of construction across
re Appomatrox river. The Petersbnrg bx-
press learns chat the road will be finished TO
Lypehburg in about eighteen ontas-h'c|'
Daond Dtspatch.
We bad tho pleasure yesterday Of shaking
hands with Mr.. Pannell, the energetic AMI IN
telliRent President Of the Southzide, and were
highly gratiied TO learn from him that the
work Is progressing in very Satisfactory
manner. The bridge at fafmYille will T.
completed during the summer. and The cars
are expected 10 come 10 Gibbons IA miles
below Lynchhurg) by the end Of the year
Nj. =. expects, without the occurreoce o.
,one unforeseen accident tint the entire work
vii be completed by the DIN Of July twelve
months. From the information we posses.
we incline to think that this has been one o.
the best managed corporations in the State
The track. as far as finished, Is eaid 10 be un.
surpassed by any The country.
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La Y - e = -;

WANTEDI .oai,s, r r.g maker; can get good
feb Ills DulGIUD g. BRO
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MARRIED..

JAMES BENAGH, Chm.
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