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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
La szazasaE FROM PETERS BURa
9kR .Mk--M3Eaud Rlchruond 10 The IILle &uLuAux

La E51zaMaE1 FROM PETER y B u R q
- .AR---nH-and Richmond 10 the Whne Sulphur
Springs. IhroHgh IN ttco days
INHE Virginia Tenn Railroad Company pre-
l. sent the quickest snftest aud cheapcst route with
increased facilities, before offered by any line
the travelling public visiting tho Virginia Springs,
Passengers lcaving Richmond daily At To- clock.P. NJ.
(Sundnys exceped) by Mesms. Boyd, Edmond a. Cos
line OF packets with experienced commnnders-or tho
next morning at O'Clock, ~, by the D"oyie Rail-
road meeting passengers " Petersburg att o'clock
A. M. the morning mt the Junction of the South
side Itaroad, will PROCEED to Rcos Station where they
will find line of new and superior Troy Coaches, fine
horses and xperenoed drivers In readiness TO convey
them with the most possible dispatch, will reach Lyneh-
burg cnry In tho evening in time to hnve good nights
und take the Cars ofho Virginia & Tennessee Rail
toad Mt o'clock, A NJ next morning TO Bonsack's, a
distance of AZ miles hours, In connection with
Parish & Cos old eslablished line of Stages, well
known the travelling public for their snety and dis
patch, well supplied with new Coaohcs horses
accommodating agents md drivcrseady to convey them
to the Mountain House supper, and after comfortn
bic nights rest tho White sulphur Springs before 10
o'clock the morning, the second day alter leaving
Lynchburg.
Returning passengers will lenyo % White Sulphur
Springs nj 3 o'clock i. M daily, (Sundays exoepted)
Red Sweet and Sweet Springs at 6 o'clock L. M. and
arrive at the Mountain iionse TO supper, leaving tho
morning al day light brenkfasiing Mt SCOTS arrive
Mt Bonsoeks At a o'clock 7. M.-and Lyncbburg at %
Z. M, leuve Lynehburg same evening by Packet ut
o'clock L. NJ for Richmond arriving the second morn
ing at o'clock A. M.-orby atages at i2d A. Nor
from to o'clock in the morning, and Soubside Rail-
rond to Petersburg and DnnVc Railroad TO Richmond
arriving same evening nj 5 o'clock Z. M.
Rates Of fare from Richmond and Petersbuyg.
BY Boyd Il Edmonds Picket from Richmond
and Virginia IL Tennessee Railroad TO White
Sulphur Springs, %. 90
to Sweet Springs, 3. 90
B Danvillc Railrond from Richmond and South
aide Railroad from Petersburg, and stages To
Va H. Tenn. Rail Road to White Sulphur
Springs, $40 so
to Sweet Sprngs. - 0. so
THOMAS SHARP.
eupt Transportation,
WITS Va. g. Tenn. r r..
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RICHMOND.
FOR NEw-YORK via. NORFOLK.

u. y. MAIL LINE,
Leaves RICHMOND tpery Tuesday and Friday Af
te,noon al o'clock, By he elegant
Side-Whcel Ocean Steamships,
EsssslE 5Anrsrows ROANOKE, .EussEEWc
Commanders, l.. PARISH and II. CAvrspr.
- ETuRNlNG from Ncw.York they leave every Sat.
Ia urday aud Tuc'day afternoon at o'clock.
Passage to from NowYork, including meals and fine
state room Accommodations, only. $40 90
steer g passage, only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
treehts received in Richmond every Monday and
Thursday foi N. York.
per'onsa, distance desiring to secure passage can
do so by addressing us by mil.
Passengers taking these ships Norfolk will be charg
ed the same eas by the river Boats.
Ladies travelling alone will l,o shown every atton.
lion by the officers of the ship.
This line has connection whatever with ary other.
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond.
July I3dfs
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Rocks and Stationery,


Adapted 10 the Of the trade in Virginia ~ Caro
linz and clsewhere,st prices low can be obtained in
No thern cities In connection with his Book and Sta
onary business he has rooms appropriate to the
sale of PIANO FORTES filled with assortment as
extensive can be seen at any establishment OF the
kind the Union.
lie has partic pnted in the sale of over thousand
Piano Fotes in the States of Virginia, Norh Carolina
& Tennessee AL of which have given entire satisacion
They warranted superior in every respect, offered
for sale manufacturers prices, ard will he packed Sc
curely go any distance without injury.
II has also. attached his establishment. Book
Bind-ry and Blank Book Mannfnctory 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 focto-
ries &c, manufactured
MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES,
EDITION.
J. w. publishes Mayo's Guide to Magistrates, new
edition. with practical Forms for the discharge Of their
duties of Court with appendix conaining Forms
for Drawing Bonds. Notes Deeds Contracts &C. adapt
cd to the New Code of Virginia.
f-yS srsons IA distance, unable to visit Richmond
have their orders faithfully executed If per
sonally present. Laug 20-dNc2w
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These vessels of tho first cass built in the city OF
Baltimore, expressly for this iade and have superior
oommodations for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for the tnde
nnd who i'll spare exertion to accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
he relied on to snil promptly us advertzed.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York will find it TO their interest tn ship by this line
Ms freight will always be taken low by my other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NcwYork To give satisfaction
Freight Is cents per whole, and ~ cents per boxes
Tobacco being about 80 per cent less thnn charged by
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the Rich
mond Fire Association by this line nj 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully osk and hope to succeed in oblain
Ing full shnre of patronage
Goods shipped by this line to New York will he for
wnlded free of commission New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
por. The vessels will lie in Richmond ct Rockets,
in New York Berth No l. Coffee House Slip, foot of
Wall Street. DAVID CuRtIE Richmond, } p
g. II. PIERSON N. Y. "a
No. Gl South Street.
huUn
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For baltimore and PhiIndeIpI,in.

BY STEAMER BELVlDERE,
Leares Richmond coeyy 1uesdoy al 2 o'ciock p NJ
s!14 THE large and new Steamer B u LV1D BRE II
-sss4 Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon
day. and up the hour of o'clock M, every Tues
dny for the oboye place..
Shippers to Wheeling Pitisburg, Cincinnati and the
South and West generally, will find this the cheap
est and most expeditions. For freight, apply To
LUDLAM ~ WATSON, Richmond. Va.
LII. dr.
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These vessels of tho first class built expressly for
Il lrade and hive superior accommodations for oss
eDgers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains we'll
qualified Tor the trade, and who will spare exerton
10 accommodate.
They will be towcd up and down the river by s,aam
md may be ed In sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos.
Ton, will find il to their interest To ship by this line
il is the only regular line and freight will always be
tnkcn as low by my other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond aud Boston to
give satis action.
We respectfully nsl and hope to succeed In oh
mining a full share Of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rockets In
Boston nj Rowcs Wharf
DAylp cVGEIs, - H RI 4dt, Richmond, " 3Ag...
mug 2.dts No I33 State Street.
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vVO PLANTERS AND MILLERs-

Two PLANTERS AND MILLERS-
l. Broyns Portable GriA Nh, Jor Grinding Com !,
Wheat and Pias,er.-These mills not exceed by
any mills in use. The Stones French Burrs rang
ng in size ON is to 30 nchesPrice from $50 $500,
Ono of these Mills with 80 inch stones, may be
operation the Piedmont Works 1t tgrinds from IL
10 Is bushels per hour with less power than is re-
qnired to run ordinary "A f.. stones.
The attention Of the owners OF steam and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called TO this mill. 1t comes
ready for immediate operation and occupe, space Of
less thon 5 Il. square.
For Plantation puyposes, IL is unriyalled. With
iorsc power il will grind bushels per hourIt is not
liable get Of ORDER s ensy transported. and
be managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
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THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON

NE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
=. Il AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
i@omds g. Stea,ns importer aud Jobber Of Saks, Mah
@fy md Fancy Goodsat nett Cash prices-Tne grant
d ed by adding interest, l62 Broadwoy, N. y Has now
"a store and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest
f'ees complete assortment of goods in his line, com
rising all the various styles and designs, consisting oi
pack and Fancy Silks Marcelines Florenees, Shawls'
trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, Taffeta and Satin Ribbons
md TinmIngs OF all kinds Emoro1der'es, frenc
u English Grapes, Grape Lisses. Silk Cravats Gloves
VI ~ al kinds, Silk Lace Mitts Bareges Laces. White
noods Hosiery, L c Hdkfs.
y ne undersigned would invite Merchants from the
orih South, East and Wet when in the city, to favor
.m WIKI call; and examine his stock before pur
ehasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS,
lG2 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 2S-dacly and Maiden Lane. n
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEHNHS.

,porNI,N Ia published daily at S6 and weekly at
r annum, advance No Is taken lf st
ss f The Propretors, until all arrearages shall have
cen are inserted for 80 cents per square, for
yygs form insertion and 81 cts for every nter
~ 1nmber of insertions is not marked on the MS, 1t
n II w hIished till ordered out and charged accordingly.
M rapIY RATES arefor tho privilege Of two squares
Inc reaLly square, daily s35, semi weekly
daiy 90 s,rn daily sl0 seinweeky $50. Every yearly
win be required TO conhne bis advertising % his par
line of business and II he exceed the space oi'
! iena UNI m hn cba bar,ed ratably for the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

Lazy a TERHK,
GROCEHS,
Forwarding IL Commission Agents,
on THE BAsIF, LYscHHUR6 VA,
AILL give particular attention to Receiving AMI
w Forwarding Goods--Al.o, to the sale Of all kinds
Of Produce Liberal advances consignmepts in hand.
Only Commission charged and postage.
NJ B.-John +. Terry will devote his time during tho
forwarding the delivery Of goods consigned To
hem for shipment through by Rail Rood to wagons Al
Salem, Fayette. and other Depots as completed
REFERENCES.
VIM. II Spiller
(,ibbonv e. U,ll,r SWv,bey villa
q. Guggenhcimer.
7. F. Hoofnegle, Abingdon.
Col. A. Happ, Salem.
Cunningham, Hogo n yass, Giles, Oh.
AprilI-ta
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NOOKMAN a MARTIN, OFFER their

lVl services the public as agerts1n <,
RECEIVING g. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds OF Country Produce
tina, NAV be sent to their One of US, or our agent
Mr. Royal will be ut the Rail Road Depot every asy ."
and taking charge OF any produce sent t" our care
The closest stenti given to the receipt aad deS
cry Of Wheat Corn or Oats
Letters by mail IT otherwise will be promptly a,,e"'
ed to. az ~.--- .--l =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05
LINE of Rich,mond .,taas

AND NEW-YORk PACKETS.-This .aan3
home line is composed of the following vessels. md
sas from New-York every three days. All owned In
the city of Richmond, viz:
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VHSEA.-2 500 Packages Green & Black Ten, from
l. far to the finest imported. landing from
Ship Hurricane, w Is Palmer, and other vessels, H.
store in Richmond aud New York, for sale low it
can be had in the country. Dealers invited to ex
umne stock.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & co.
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MONDAY MORNING, SEPT.
RICHMOND.
FOR NEW YORK!
Y. s. Mad Line per The SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

THE new and elegant sidewhecl steam - .sl.-A
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Cep Parrish, sssksrAs.sss.
will leave Petersburg via, City Point, every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Capt Cavendy,) every
Friday Evening for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $lO 90
Steer age passage. 90
For speed comfort and safety these Steamships are
exceed by the coast and travellers will find 1t
the pleasant route to the north they will there
10y avoid the dust and frequent changes of the Railroads
sV Tickets issued at my office Sycamore Street
SAM'L. G BAPTIST, Agt Petersburg.
IP A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday half past o'clock. P NJ.
TO connect with the Steamships City Point. Passen
gers by the Southsde Railroad will reach Petersburg in
time to take the cars for the steamers. s. G. b.
july Id.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

LNALL TkADE.-Book, Stationary and Piano
l. Forles.--James Woodhouse, Late Nash q Wood
hous.) Ric chmond, Virginia offers for sale ut Wholesale
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London,
Graduate from the mosteminent Colleges ot the
Uned States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris Phade
phia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most
Fonishng that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oashulness, with frequent blushing, attended some
slimes with arrangement of mind were cured immed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-12

THINGS IN New YORK-Two destructive fires oc-
CURED on Tuesday morning one in the syrup and
cordial mandatory OF Messrs. Lowerre, Frontman
& Co, Duane street burning "a 600 worth of stock
the other at 2l7 and 2l9 Water street, occupied by
II. Scott, John Lee and John H. Derricks, as ia
pan mandatory, paint store and porter house
Loss S4000-Insured.
The Dutch steamer Gernanie sailed from Bremen
for New York, on the 18th ut, but has not yet ar
rived. She has a large number Of passengers and
a very heavy cargo, 1t is said.
L. s. brig Bainbridge, Lieut. c. G. Hunter, has
sailed for Brazil station. She left her anchorage Oft
the Battery, on Wednesday evening.
Monsiegner Bedini the Popc's Nuncio to Brazil
who has been conspicuous IN all the movements Of
the Catholic Church since his arrival in this country
has engaged passage in vessel which sails for Rio
in the course OF next week. At present he is still
the guest Of Archbishop Hughes
There is one block of houses in the sixth ward
which contains no fewer than go families number
ing l,562 persons men, women, and children. The
average size of the apartments is 10 feet by y vet
nevertheless every one OF them rents from So to
SO per month.
Maretzek encouraged by the great success of
"Massauielo, ismaHng arrangements to bring out
Meyerbeers grand opera Of the prophet" on a
scale Of grandeur never equaed in this country
On "Wednesday night there were $1,000 in the
house; his expenses are about 81 900.
There was received for admissions to the late Fair
Of the American Institute about 50 900: and it is
necessary to raise an additional $1,000 OF this
sum So 900 is due 10 the Institute which will leave
1000 to be borrowed
Z. c. a. Judson, sometimes known as "Ned
Buntline arather questionable character, who in
times past has figured largely on rowdy occasions
and cultivated close acquaintance with the police
Is before the New York public once more now as
city reomer, in which capacity he occasionally ad-
d.esses public meetings He wears hu! sword
at his side, to increase his ferocious aspect
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-12

gB- We are glad to see that the late proceed
ings in the Vermont Legislature are susceptible of
explanation 50 as relieve the democratic party from
any charge Of coalition.
The New Hampshire Patriot gives the follow
ing:
d" The new governor Of Vermont, Hon John S
Robinson, IS a man OF whom the democracy of that
STATE are justly proud. His personal character as
an able and high minded man, is commended on
all hands while his political character and course
as a staunch and thorough national democrat, have
never been questioned, ana will stand the closest
scrutiny. Although he Is indebted for his election
10 portion OF the freesoil and considerable mum.
Der Of lghig Uofes In addition TO the entire demo-
cratic strength IN the Legislature, yet he is above
suspicion OF reesoll faint, having voted for every
regular democratic nominee for the Presidency from
jackson TO Cass and Pierce inclusive and has
twice been the candidate Of the old line democracy
of Vermont, against the reesoil nominee In point
OF talents, Mr.. Robinson stands higher than any
man who has occupied the Executive chair of Yer
mont for many years. and we congratulate the
democracy Of that State Oh their choice and
success
As portion Of the freesoil members voted for
Robinson, and thereby secured his election, it has
been feared that there a bargain or under
standing that the democrats shall aid to the election
OF a ireesoiler TO the United States Senate But
we have the most positive assurances from friends
who know all about the matter that there IS no such
understanding-th no opposition Of the kind has
been entertained by our fnends-that they adhere
TO their determination to et ct TO the Senate true
democrat or to do their best to keep the seat va
cant-and that the only bargain in relation to Sen
ator that has been talked OF, was proposed by the
wings who offered by resolution in open caucus 10
support .. L. Shafter, Cut-and-out abolitionst,
Tor Senator on condition that the freesoers would
give the wings the control ofthe State government
We are glad that our friends are resolved upon this
course, and hope they will adhere to it to the end
And relying upon their assurances that the election
OF their Governor is not the-price OF an abandon
ment Of principle, we rejoice in their success, and
congratulate them upon il"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-11-12
SILgNDID MAP.

CoLroNs new Map of the United States Mexico &C. has
been exhibited in office by the Agent and we do not
hesitate say that in opinion the best map of,he
United States eXan The extent country embraced
this map and the Importance the territories portrayed
render Of the most useful the business mau and all
others CONNECTED with interested in the onward pro-
gres Of the United States is peculiarly adopted
present times giving it does the best deineaons exan
Of territories the Pacific The surveying routes
of Fremont Cook kearney and other government agents
shown, well the overland to Calfnis AID
Oregon All the railroads completed up 10 the present
time throughout vast country accurately laid
down. The map is engraved steel highly embeRisied
and ornamented in the handsomeSt style
work such the above seems to be demanded at the
present time For years past extraordinary advances have
boon made in our western country discoveries Of the high
eft importance have been effected regions before compare
lively unknown have been explored aud their ysical
characteristics ascertaned with greater less inutene
IN every part of the Union has been actively engaged
in acquiring information whereby to extend the sphere Of
civilization and commerce Few Of lie important facts de
veoped by these movements to be found old maps
and hence the necessity for entire work embracing
ali the results that have been obtained from the
dictated.
Mttudes Of recon mendatons might be shown from the
leading men country and from the press where this
work has been introduced but only need be to be
appreciated We have doubt but twill with an
extensive sale in this place
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.

w. T. BERRY 4 CO., have just received
l. Davies History Of Holland from the beginning of the
Tenth to the end ofthe Eighteenth Century sg calf
q NJ. Theirs History Of the French Revolution ) vols
cali, with Portraits
s. Sir Hudson loves Journal "A Hi tory of the Captiy-
iy OF Napoleon at ST. Helena from the Letters and Journals
OF the late LeuGenera Sir Hudson Lowe aud Official
Doeu ents not before made public. BY William FOsyhe
NJ. A, vols; cloth
4. Townsend's Lives Of the Judges. 2v.
s. The Republic of Piaio "
g. Pepys Diary and Correspondence, Az. calf
T. ESelyn's Diary and Correspondence Az, calf
s. Walkers Analysis of Beauty w.
9 The Life Of F,eld-Marslal Wellington, 2v.
10. Brees' Railway Practice, 2y.
H. The Picture Pleasure Book for Children illustrated
By 500 Engravings, 90
12. De Lslme the Constitution of England with Mr.
Macgregor's Notes
Is Rome in the Nineteenth Century; containing com
pete account the Ruins Of the Ancient City the Remains
of the Middle Ages and the Monuments Of Modern Times
with Remarks the Fine Arts the Museums OF Scupur,
and Painting the Manners Customs, and Religious Cere
monies of the Modern Romans BY Charlotte A Eaton 9Th
edition
a. Stories of English and Foreign Life BY William and
Mary Hewitt With 20 engrayings.
To- Life of ellington, BY Old Soldier.
t. Boswels Life of Johnson illustrated edition. vols,
bound in 9 calf
Il. Pope's Homers Iiad with Fiaxmans Illustrations,
calf
IS Pope's Homers Odyssey with FlaxrAans illustrations
calf
49, Halls Book of British Ballads.
90 Beauties of the Court of Charles tie Second with
Portraits.
81. The Illustrated Magazine of Art
% The CRYSTAL Palace and lis Contents
90 MaxweIl's Victories OF Wellington
"a. The Origin and Progress Of the Art of Writing.
nOyl0
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NAsHVILLE MANuFACTuRINa coKPANY.

THE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
INHIS establishment provided with Machinery and
Tools complete Of the most modern Construction; also
with the best Mechanical skill that the country Affords and
respectfully solicit orders They areprepared execute ss
follows:
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Such Locoa0tires for Passenger and Freight Trains
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and almos
every description Of work appertaninZ 70 Rail Reads
STEAM ENGINES.
Boat and statOnaTy--fiOm to 500 hOrse-pOWer-wIth
boilers Of the best Tennessee Iron.
SAW MILLS.
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash Circular Saws
complete, with the newest Snd most approved modes.
GRIST MILLS.
Engines aud Machinery made for all Sizes complete; to-
geer with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
50 aaennsry tor Blast Furnaces, embracing Cd Loa OF
lRdsgs for blast, &c
ROLLING MILLS
Engines Cast Iron Rollers and ali machinery for Roll
ing AIls-cOInl eie-made shortest notice.
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
OF any description, with shafting mill gearing water
wheels. iron Bank vaults, &c, &C. made 10 order.
Address JOHN Thomson. Agent who is practical ms
chemist the undersigned. JOHN B. JOHNSON.
iun2l-IY n President.