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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-09
VIKGiNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk. of

u 1RGsNIA AT Rules held in the Clerks of
hee OF the Circuit Court for the County of Floyd
on the 4fh day of July, 1853,
Wam I. Lester. Plaintiff.
huens Lester, Amos T. Lester Bird Lester, Riley
Booth, and ahis wife, james Booth and Cath.
arine J his wife, Samuel Cole aud Julia his wife En-
cline Lester, Geo. W. Lester Jas. G. Lester, Virginia
Ann Lester, Elmira Jane Lester Lucretia Emily
Lester, Octava Malin In Lester Dudley H. Lester
john w Lester, Mary Elizabeth Lester Rhoda Bell
Lester, and Matilda Eleanor Lester Defts.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is obtain title to of
land in the county of Floyd, purchased by the plaintiff
from the act'g IF John Lester, Sr.. decd
who was directed by the will Of the tesator sell said
land. and it appearing from affidavit filed that iulens
Lester and Amos I. Lester inhabitants of this
Commonwealth is ordered that the appear here with
in one month after due publication of This notice. and
do what necessary protec their intel and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted week for
four successive weeks in the Lynehburg Vrgi"an and
posted at the door of the Courthouse of this
ty at he next term ofthe county court.
Copy-Tese,
July 9.w4w J. N. ZENTMEYER CFk
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PHILApELPHA, July 5.-The Anniversary
of American Independence passed off here with
Its usual obss rvance.
learn from Cape May that there was a
tremendous hail storm there on Saturday last
and that hail stones fell weighing nearly half
a pound. Much damage was done by break
ing windows, &c.
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PrTTsBURG, July 5.-The anniversary of A
merican independence was celebrated here in
an appropriate manner. All passed off or
derby and tree from accident. The same may
be said with reference to other towns. and
cities IN the West, heard from through the tel.
egraph.
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WILLIAMSBURG. Del. July s.

WILLIAMSBURG, Del. July s.
a Height train locomotive, the tender and
three cars ran off the draw bridge AT Christian.
ma Creek last night. The fireman and Engi-
nerr were killed. The bridge tender was a.
sleep.
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BosToN, July 7

BOSTON July 4.
Dates from Buenos Ayres have been re-
ceived to the 23d of Nay.
The seige and blockade of the city were
continued and all Vessels had been ordered 10
leave by the 3rd Of June The Buenos Ay.
rean Government have authorized another loan
of $4,000, 900.
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Is, extra dividend, S95.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

Turke, has finally refused Russia's ultima.
,nm. Ia Ru,.i rs had not crossed the Dan.
ube at lat. st advices, and it was generally be.
ieved that no war would ensue
Tie accounts from China are mcagre-
Enough has been received d, however, to show
that the Americans are engaged in helping the
Emperor, but nothing is known relative TO the
position of parties A thorough examination OF
the FLEA of papers may throw some hight upon
the sa5ject. The British III ChiDa have taken
the neutral ground.
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mOTEa., Lcxingion, Yn.

" The subscriber would inform his old friends and
the public generally that he ns cted and furnish
ed the ad iton his house and is prepared
accommodate travellers and others in good style
my hou in the Wiley This house ia in the central
part of the aud convenient all kinds OF business
Ills table and bar always supplied with the very beat
the markets afford, and his stables under the
snpcrintendenco OF OF the best osers in tho
BY long experience in the business, and his well known
disposition to pense he hopes to share ib.rn portion
of the patronage of the travelling public.
ie 20-3m VII LIAM MoCAUI.
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BosToN. July 5.-The Anniversary passed
off here yesterday without accident, and in an
appropriate manner.
Edward Mckinney, the conductor on the
New Haven Railroad, died yesterday from in
Juries received few days ago.
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Framed DwcIIing.Uouse

dood Kitchen, lee House Granoy;,s ,yoha.co IIo.o.
ana all necessary Houses for farming purposes Also
eood MN House, Mill Stones, &c; there are two
apple orchards the place. one near the house of
fine Fruit ''e ''''' u 'e'y
a ."o,e particular description is deemed unnecessary,
rs 1t Is presumable that persons wishing nnrcbase
Will ~, esamlne the premises before the day eff sale
he undersigned will take pleasure in showing this
land to any person wishing purchase Bond with ap-
proved security will be required of the purchaser and
,ne ute TO the land withheld until full payment is made
Possession for purposes of seeding will be given "a soon
as TIE growing crop can be secured and full
on the LIT of January, 1854
July 9-c4w GRESHAM CHOICE Con-,
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New YoRK, july 7.

New YoRK. July T.
The Herman from Havre, via Souhamp.
ton Eng arrived last night. She brings the
report that Russia had offered one million of
dollars for the Steamers Humboldt aud Frank
lin.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
7siegraphed for Me Lynch5urg Virginian.
PHILADELPHIA. July z.

An accident occurred on tho Philadelphia
and Baltimore Railroad last night. by which
one man was killed and two dangerously woun.
ded.
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1.-TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
! w UPON WOhCESTEhb PIANOS -
v u Southern hgency on Main 81, Richmond.

EsWnM@xU UPON WORCESTEHB PA NOS
U Southern hgency, OF Main 81, Richmond.
from The NJ y. EUening Mirror, April 18Th, 1883.
WonoEsTEn's Piano FoHrEs--lt always affords US
pleasure TO shy good word Of old friend, Horato
Worcester Having often takcn tho responsibility" of
recommending Pianos, is gratifying to be able to
add hat hive heard the first word of complaint
of the price, durability Of Mr. Woreesters Pc
AMOS
As all the world with it's wife and daughters IL COM
ing up from the South attend tho "Great Exhibition"
beg tn remind them in the Of Worcesers Pr
ano Fortes. They truly elegant roso
wood and mahogany, wit.out any Of the Black Berry
stain about them
From The N y. Sunday Conrie, hpyR I'm, 1853
PAEos-As the mint stamp 81 our gold renders IL
current does the Of Worcester inscribed upon
PioDo inspire confidence everywhere. His skill as
manufacturer of these popular instruments has given
him first class reputation and any Piano procured at
his establishment fail give the utmost satisfac-
ion to buyer.
From The Richmond Times
PIAsos.-These beautiful Instruments which within
few years past have accessory ornament to eve
ry pnrlor have been brought such Perfection both In
outward finish and in tone, that doubt very much II
the inventive and enterprsng genius Of the manuactu-
in future add much that already DONE
To have heard instruments that begin to
compare in of those by
Worcester and sold by Mr. A. NORRIS bookseller and
staoner OF this city In 6nish satisfied they
not e exceled But few days since, of the best
performers have listened to, while practising a
difficult piece of music Of Worcesters pianos
marked to W, TINT it the toned instrument
his fingers had ever touched, and he had played
great variety of panos both North and South w fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure In advising
readers To call Morris, and supply themselves
NORRIS is .ole Agent for the sale of Worcester,s
Pianos and is receiving additional supplies by almost
every packet from New York His prices the same
the factory He socts examination of his stock
from those in want of superior Pianos at moderate pri
oes. lie 29-dts]
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BALTIM MORE, J uly 8.

BALTIMORE, July s.
Arrangements are being made in our CITIES
to welcome the President, who leaves Wash
ington for New York next Monday.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. July 8.
Grain unsettled. City Mills -four 81 rs.
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Con Uiction of K,sSane,

CINCINNATI, July 6.-Kissane was to day
convicted of forgery. The case has excited
the most intense interest in our community.
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New YoRK, July 6.-The steamers North
ern Light and Georgia sailed yesterday 70
San Juan.
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New YoRK MARKET, July g.
FIour-Southern active at IS TO Sis
Wheat easier-Whit tennessee 81 ,22-Mix-
ed corn sc C, nts
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l SOUTH SIDE RAfLROAD.-PARIsgs e. KIEo
take greai pleasure in Informing the Merchants &c OF
this city md surrounding country thst they have Just
effected arrangements with the South Sine Rsilroad Co.
for the ezesipe privilege Of running DAILY EXPRESS
their road for MAIL TRAss, and that all Express
Goods will be under charge ~ Special Messenger to
fermsille, from Which point they will be conveyed 70
this OF by Sfare line.
T. q X. beg that the citizens Of Lynchburg will bear
In mind that they preparing the way for the most
important Express line In this country, which will Of
enhance the interests Of any community 70 which
well conducted Express will Also, that Il IL not
their object where they have "erciusice prpieges 20
impose upon community with erho,btau charges and
delays but make safe AMI economical mode OF trans
poration for the public benefit
This arrangement. In conjunction with your own
road. the Virginia and Tennessee completes our line
through Ia Knoxville Tenn and trust thai We may
enjoy liberal patronage
Agents for the entire route will be given In few
days. VIM. l.. MAULE. 1geaf.
Office. Va. Il Tenn. n. r. Depot
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New YoRK, MARKETS. July Z.
Flour-State brands 81 SO to 6S Southern
dull White Wheat 22 4; Yellow Corn CSC.
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III MMM M &C sgsgsG, ~
Important and Cheering News!!
PARISEN & KINGS
- - II w N 10 H. - ~ EG2


STEA MShlp EMPRESS,
PEn ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPEDI
TON &c, &c, Re.
INllE proprietor having ma,e new arrangements for
the still better dispatch of their Express by the
Steamships "ROANOkE" and "JdMES TO WN"
frnm New York. they wish keepi before III" public
Tint Pa,1sen d Kings Popular Southern Eayrcss IL al
why's hand for the mediation OF their friends,
NJ the lowest rates and unparalleled dispatch. their
Express leaving New York. is generally delivered at al
every point Of Virg mia in 4S hours, and throughout
Norh Carolina in So hours, nnd at roHTr PER CENT
nELowTHE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY,
PAmsEE a. KIEGs facilities for the ex pedtious trans
portaiion of Freight and Packages, BIZ bent by
any Express Company in Existence, and lhey defy any
competition. therefore in the shape of Humbsg lmpo
sitinn and Monopoly
~ BE sure 10 order your goods by Perisen K Kings
Express. No. g Barclay Street, New York
" Rest assured that all they PROMISE they will faith
fully fulfil
PARISEN & KING, No. .. Barclay ST., Y,
and Bollingbrook 81, Petersburg Va.
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Death Of Er.Judge Putnam.
New YORK, July Sex Judge Putnam
of the Supreme Court of this State, died yes
terday aged So years.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
Of side wheel Ocean Steamships,
.- : .-s=c JANEsrows HoAsoks, .Ezsslh-ze

.sz:s.<ssc JANEsrows RoAsoKs, -
BETWEEN RICHMOND. NORFOLK & n. y.
TIVE JAMESTOWN. Cnpt Lewis Parish. leaves
Richmond every Tuesday afternoon Mt o'clock.
The ROANOKE, Cnpt. Ed. Gavendy, leaves Richmond
every Friday afternoon Mt o'clock.
Returning they leave New York every Tuesday anil
Saturday afternoon at o'clock, stopping al Norfolk 60
ing and returning. and giving passengers ample time to
see TINT place.
Passage from NewYerk, including meals ard fno
state room Accommodations, only. ........... $40 90
Steera passage to or fiom N Y. only ....... On
These ships Of 400 and 200 ton. burthen, be-
ing new, ell Of the modern improvements neorpo-
rated in their construction, and provided according
the law OF Cong cas- and for strength aud spoc
they stand |. For Freight er Passage apply t.
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond.
June 96 dI3t
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QssDA KEWARD.--Iinnnwny from the sub
~ ~ ,criber about the LIST Of March, NEGRO
WOMAN numed Alley, neout IS yenrs Of age, Of black
complexion, rather the usual height, trim, active
and quick spoken. | hive think that she 10
Ia rking In the neiRhborhood of Lynchburg.
will pay the above reward of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery my house in Amherst county 10 Saunders
81 Irby, in Lynchburg. A. w. WILLIAMS.
ia ia
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Lynchburg Gas Light Company.
FENiE President aud directors hive ordered the fol
lowing acquisitions on each share of stock suhacrb.
ed for in this company viz ~ 80 be pad tho 18th
ot Jnlyi dollars and fiiy be paid on tho
18th of August and eight dours be paid the 18TH
of September.
~ 7ti5s CHAS w CHRISTIAN Sec'rv
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$40 ACRES.

sta.ted IN the southern pnrt Of the county .on. l6
mules from Rocky Mount, and lie. on Lo,h -.
Greek' IN healthy and desirable neiglborhood. A
portion OF this is well Tmbered and very fine To.
,a u, land-a large portion nlso,of Low Grounds and
.'eaao" Land. The improvements To-, .
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IMPRESS NOTGCE.-Messrs PARlSEN
IA ~ KING having secured exclusive privileges on
the Va and Tennessee Rail Road from this city the
their Agency for this city the Railroad Depot, my
Agency for this Company from and ner this date.
take much pleasure in commanding these enterpri.
sng gentlemen, and especially their Agent, VIM. l..
MAULB, Esq to the public = safe and reliable mon,
whose energy and enterprise have already placed
citizens under obligations.
July 6-3t GEORGE BAGBY.
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- e HH.1 l..

x Saddlvyi SadHqy! Ha,nesS DC =
ENHE subscriber beps leave respectfully INFORM his
IL friends and the public generally TINT he has rernoy.
ed his Saddle and Harness Store four doors below his I'D
stand the building recently fitted up by him and i'm.
mediutely opposite the Merchants Bank of Va. where
he will continue to manufacture al articles in s line of
the best material and workmanship, He has On hnnd,
and will continue to keep large and varied assortment
Of Saddles Harness, Brides Martingales, Trunks Med.
ical and plain Saddle Bugs, Whips Spurs Drafts, md
Harness Collars, together with every thing that is be
found establishment of thar kind He lattes him.
self that by long experience in the business he will be
abled to give entire satisfaction Repairing done with
neatness, durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
in exchange for Don't forget call the sign Of
the Pranciag Pony. GEO. b. THURMAN.
lie 23-dAc2mf.
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GRASS &, SCYTHE BLADES-We have on han,
NJ lot of Wadron's superior Grass and Scyth
Bades-Also, Snuthes and Scythe Stones.
June Gets SAUNDERS d. IRBY.
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which will pny tho highest market price IN Cash or
heavy woollen Juncs. AMBROSE b. RUCKER.
MAY 27.-is
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THE LATEST NEWS,
Arrival Of the America at Halifax.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX. N. s.. July 6.-The steamer A
n,erica has arrived, with Liverpool dates of
June 25. The Arabia arrived ont on tie 18th,
making the trip from New York TO Liverpool
in ten days.
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THE MARKETS

Liverpool. June 25.-Flour- small busi
ness dong at decline of Cd. The following
are the quotations Western Canal Dis; ONO
e4s cd. Yellow Corn 30s White POS 81
White Wheat 6s. Sd to rs eds Red IS Sd 10
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VIRGINIA 4 TENN. RAILROAD

AseUNsA "A ~ VA
Increased Speed and Accommodation On and at
ter Monday, lth July. $685. the Express Mail and
Passenger Train will leave Lynchburg daily at o'clock
A. M and arrive in Salem at % o'clock A.. Return
ing will leave Salem daily at o'clock and arrive
in Lynchburg at 81 o'clock
Stopping, going and returning the following points
OILY: Forest Depot, Goodies, Lowrys, Liberty, Oak
Nudge, Thaxtons, Lisbon Bufords Flukes Bonsacks
Gishes Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
Passenger Train, stopping at any and all points,
will Lynchburg daily Except Sundays)i lat 81 M
and arrive in Salem 10P NJ. Returning will leave
Salem duly, Sunday exceped) at 81 A. and arrive
in Lynchburg, at 10 ION O'Clock
THOMAS SHARP,
iy ITS Supt Traps. Va & Tenn. R. r.
niiVe Oil go Baskets fresh imported Olive Oil,
" NICE quality, JUST received to which invite the
attention of manufacturers. LEE d JOHNSON.
June 8ts
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ORD. HEAVY STOCK OF Dry Goods
- JUNE 18th, 853.-Jno. J. Purvis' Ag't. has Just
reached home from trip to buy goods and is
cevng large supply of every description of articles
known to the Dry Goods Trade.
Any persons Iubting the cheapness of his Goods
will please call and 10 * for themselves.
p. S.-My system Of business is receive goods
nearly every week in the year. aud sell for and
CASH ONLY. JOHN. PURVIS, Agt.
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LYECHBURd. June 9th, 1853.
ID ECEIVED this morning by Express" large and
IL handsome assortment Of Ladies and Misses Bon
nets, all of which will be sold low fol ca-h by
ie 10 ia JOHN j. PURVIS, Ag't.
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July 9-w4w J. N. ZGNTMEYER CFk

M ago CABELL IL Co., HAVING A
lfI Steam Saw Mill the Canal, with abun
dam supply of Timber prepared fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their
they will deliver Lumber ordered Of them any point
on the Canal without delay
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
an q ID & c:}tHNls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-12
Warrington Gossip.


We bear that Mr. wilder, of New Orleans, has pre-
sented claims for the bounty lands due the regiments Of
blacks who served during the last in defeoce of Mes
Orleans. There be little doubt presume, that
that regiment and their heirs and assigns daily
titled under the law. Tbs law makes difference to
the color Of those who have regularly served this govern
ment in war granting the reward to a-white. Indian
and colord- according to service and grade. We pre-
sumo mat these claims substantiated BY tbs
evidence usually required they win be promptly honored
At tie Pension bureau.
The Secretary Of The Interiors last trip 70 New York
IS nov said In Washington to have been undertaken to
OBTAIN information concerning international affairs In
Europe not 70 De Dsd here at all except through in
high portion.
The assault on the foreign minister recspty occurring
IN Charleston, was upon Sartges Louis Nspoleon,s
representatives We hear that he was very roughly
hanoed by the crowd OF hackmen who did knox Of
bis legal privileges.
The Postmaster General left Washington this morning
Tor Philadelphia He was to have started dsy or two
ago, but prevented by indsposition. Mr. first Az
sistAnt Postmaster General HobDe is the provisional
Postmaster General In his chiefs absence the person
he ldDg bis position being the only oce BY ia
such cases the temporary head Of department OF the
goyernment
From the Republic, August 10
About thoussnd land warrants for military tcrvee
sut secretary NcCsd has refused to allow claims Of
CT Iaw them.
The President Il Is understood contemplates sending
investigating the enormous Indian frauds committed
there.
Daniel Van vorhis has been appointed Postmaster at
hoohlyn New York. vice g. s Silman, removed
UGder the recent notice published the Secretary Of
the Treasury, the outstanding government stocks are
coming In In handsome smounts.
August Belmont United States Charge to the Neither
lands, Il nsw In the city.
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Board Of Education


In the absence Of the President, DR.. Beade WAS az
pointed President, pro tenn
The minutes of the last meeting were read and APP
proved
REPORTS
BY Mr. DAVIS, Of the Financial Committee-with esti-
mate OF aGount required for payments on the first Of
by Mr. SAVAGE Of the Auditing Committee---submit-
ting bills for sundry expenses Of the Board, Adopted
the Board have the entire and keeping Of the build
g corner Of Grand and Elm Streets under the direction
of this Bard Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. STUART the report relatvs to ward
sch, Of No IA First wsrd taken from the table with
ont taking question. On motion Of Mr. Stuart 1t
again laid en- the table.
RESOLUTIONS
By Mr. sTrARrThat the Clerk be directed TO prepare
directory containing the OF school officers and
teachers locations Of the schools &c., for the use of the
men b@rs. Adopted
BY Mr.. MURPHY That the thanks OF this Board be Of
fered to the Rev John Headley for his able and clio.
qusn oiaton delivered at the Free Academy the 23i
same Tor publication. Adopted
by the ssme-rhat tue hanks Of this Board are here.
BY rendered TO VIM GLAND Bourne, A. NJ. for his elo
quen delivered before tue Literary Societies of the
Free Academy the 23d OF July. and that be be re-
quested 70 fursh copy Of the for publication
Adopted.
Mr. w. Bnowy presented the report Of the Committee
on buildings AID Repairs Recommending an appropria
No. 20, Fifteenth ward Adopted
Also, areport recommending an appropriation Of ST.
1913 for repairs and fitting Of ward schools Nos and
81, Eleventh ward. Adopted.
Also. report recon mendipg appropriation Of $3.50
for painting waIS school No Is, Twentieth ward.
Adopted
port recommending that 5000 be paid to Mrs. r. Dow
ns on her surrender to the Board Of Education of the
rooms occupied BY her in Trustees HALL Adopted.
BY Mr.. That 1910 DO appropriated for the
building Of prves and drains at ward school No. 49,
Eighth yard. Adopted.
On notion the Board adjourned TO the arst wedne day
In Seutern hay