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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

A CUBA FlLBUsTER.-J. S. Thrasher, who
narrowly escaped the gdrrote at Havana for his
flbustering designs, has written letter to the
" Y Herald, in which he ridicules the Presi-
dents recent proclamation, and says that Cuba
rapidly preparing to settle her own domestic
affairs, and adds =
i am engaged, as | have already said,in an eff
fort to raise money for the purpose of the Cuban
EVOLUTION. avow this frankly, for | know of
Dlaw prohibiting such course, and even the
ending the gold eagles to Cuba, if should sue
caed in getting them, is not misdemeanor.-
There are many things there, useful to the revo-
hilton, which may be had for money for in
stance, the Spanish army
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
Call ola Temperance Convention

rENHE Convention which in Charlottesville last
Il August having authorized its Executive Commit
tee to call another Convention this year al IA time and
place to be designated by the Comnlittee:
The friends of Temperance throughout the State nre
hereby requested To hold meetings soon possible
in their respective counties and neighborhoods, and
appoint delegates toA COW IGNITION, 10 be held at
Lynchburg Thursday the l7lh day of August next,
consider III, present attitude aud necessities of the
Temperance Cause and to concert measures for promo
ting that cause.
II I'll, county nrehborhood meetings will make ei.
ecual provisions for paying the Expenses Of cir del
ega.es it will increase only the uness OF their ut
ndance but the patience and thoroughness of their de-
lberntOns.
This ia submtcd 10 the judgment Of those meetings
By order of the Execuv Committee.
LUCIAN MINOR, Chairman.
THos. J. EVANS, Sec'y.
Jun | 1 w4w
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NOTICE


Office of the Richmond x Petersburg X X. Co
flND PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN
l VESTNENT OF MONEY Sealed Proposals will
be received this office until the 18th day Of 'uly
1854 when they will be opened in the presence of tho
President Treasurer aud Of the Directors
nj ths COMPANY, for the purchase OF the SEVEN PEN
CENT COTTON BONDS Of this Company, To be issued
for the purpose oil demonstrating their road with heovy
iron rna nder the authority of the Act of Assembly
passed February 18th 1854 aud of the resolutions of
The Stockholders of this Company adopted on the JOth
NAV, 1851
The principal f these bonds will be payable the ls
dny Of June 1877 aud the interest of per per
nnnum. or three aud hnlf per cent semannunly, ON
II Int day % June, aud tho lat day Of December of
oneh yeaf; the pnnetna payment OF both principn and
interest being secured by deed of Trust the whole
rondnnd other properly and franchises Of tho Company,
linhle be enforced NJ any time upon sixty days default
in the payment oi any o either principal OF in
teresi.
No ida foi less than tho pnr value of these bonds In
GLIDING interest from the s OF this month, (Junc iS5i)
Tint being the date on which they begin to bear per
cent. interest. will be considered,
l he terms OF payment will be cash; but from rcspon
sble bidders negotiable notes for three-iourths OF the
purchase money in equal nstnlmcnswith6 per cent in
thereon from the lat june 1894 payable al g. D
aud months from TINT dnte, will be received A, n
security for the punciun payment oil which notes, one
fh OF the amount ol bonds actually pni for will be
ined by the Company until all OF the snid rotes shall
have been pnid.
Any further Information the subject, which mny be
lcsted will bo furnished by the President Treasurer
Of The Company.
BY direction of tho President.
JNO. WILLIAMS,
Secretary md Treasurer r. n Il. I. II, 90.
ind la I,lu
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1--WE BOOK OF THE SEASON-
AVE YOU READ IT1
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The pictures of RirRnia country life. with It's amuse-
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Of these sketches hive all the freshness and soft
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
sHABURYis suon & HAT STORE.
~ 1854 Spring Supply.

n reeeis alarge supply gfeat vatiety OF ap'ng
L 4 Summer Gnods. ! am confident III hos never
bern opened in Lynchbnrg sneh a.s"smcnt of IN.
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS BuSkiNS, BOOTS,
LIMBS and WALKING SHOESi GENFlEMENS'
BOOTS. CATERS. SHOES, SLiPfERs& PUMPS,
MISSES GATE YRS BOOTS and Sl.IPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS nnd SHOES and CHlLDREN'S SHOES by
the smnll CARTiOADll
Also. a splendid sortmeut of mEss,noY's md onlL-
nuENs SUMNER HATS and cars. Also, Travelling
Trunks, pet B.gs Wills ., Umbrellas. &c, &c.
Nv twn oldest sons nfe with mo ms statesmen, an II
Ia my purpose hive avery accommodation extended To
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks are icndered
with suranee at all shnll bn done that ought TO be-
To .eeare ia continuance I. SEABURY.
n B.-My friends will find some one in my store al
nmn.t every hour. day night except ON the Sebba'h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
yoterestipg from Uashington.

WASHINGTON, June 19th.-The Cabinet had a
..otng This afternoon, the object of which, it is
n yi was to settle the territorial appoint
nents. The friends of Mr.. A. . IL. Re Reeder, of
ar Of Kansas. with it is said, pretty good pros
p Mr. Mexican is talked of for District Attorney
Of n. York, in place of Mr.. OConnor igned
Information has been received here by the de-
partment of nine fugitive slaves who made a
P9,amnede with 90 others, to Ohio. They were
rested and peaceably surrendered and are now
IN Kentucky. The law was triumphantly sus
The Baltimore Sun has the following dispatch
rolatye to the Gadsden Treaty;
WASHINGTON, June 10Th, p. M.-Dispatches
from Mexico show that the principal amendment
10 the Treaty. demanded by Santa Anna, is the
nayment of the ten millions in cash, instead of
five monthly instalments. The money being in
the treasury, no objections will be made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
The Mystery Explained.
Why Goods can be Sold at Profit, CT
than at Cost

Why Goods can be Sold at Profit Cheaper
than at Cost
T has often been asked, why the Franklin Cloth and
n Clothing House has had such unpreced, ned run
Of Custom since it first opened this Spring. The
reason is plain in the first place, buy goods
for cash. und sell for Cash In the second, it is admit
tel that clothing is SUI eriort any introduced
into this market before Our profits small but uni
form. No old stock to work off. Ali stock being
and desirable CASH buyers always do well to give
our House call before purchasing. All goods
warranted as represented.
Always on hand, large and varel stock of Cloths,
Cassime and Vestings made order short notice,
and point of style aud elegance of finish, be
surpassed in any of the Northern cities None but the
very est OF worlmen employed this establishment
Also Gardeners Furnishing Goods of all descriptions
&c, &c. GLASS 4 RAINE,
jun20 j. DIXON Ag';
70 Republican, Bedford Sen incl, Roanoke Rep
Floyd lntelligencer aud Wytbeve Telegraph copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
N0iice.


WISHING to change my business, offer for sale
~ prhtev, my J. t. Store and Dive ling house. in
'f awn OF Warren, containing about TX of first
~ rue low grounds. situated immediately on the Canal -
''e Dwelling house has rooms the Store house
sf and cons enieni. and first stand ot selling
s.o9s Aisr another house and lot. con,aiug ub'u .
which would suit mechanic with small family.
itief OF the al I'VE named ut~ will sell low terms
ssemnodating. X. a PERKINS,
Jun 22-e2m Wanen p. O., A. emnre 90, Va.
hEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE The fall
session Of hi, institution viii commence on We'd
nsalay' 9TH July, nndet the direction Of tie board of
''' heult ..as follows:
'sy IonS c. BLACKWELL. ANN. President and Prof
w. :" Natural Science and Ethics.
IN ~ FACE, a. NJ Prof of English and Classic Lite
miurr
d bRowS A. B. and L. B, Prof Of Mathematics
N RIOT Prof of Modern Languages aud Music.
n. b. HAMILTON, Il structress in Ornamental
' 6 Conn, A.sistantia English ,nd Intruarress in
NJ EDwARD1, Assistant in French nd Music.
NJ - a. IREnT. Assistant in French md Music
A. u, N brown, Asst taut in French and Mus
a ai course Of thorough instruction, 10Th in solid
Will mental branches, is gwen, for knowledge Of
Sc catalogue To be nhtaiue by add essing the
Ia, ~ saed az any member of the Faculty. n Gravel
Jun 22.c5t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
French Burr Mill Stones Warranted.

oh ~ KEWAKD.-R Ran away from the sub
D.DO scrber. fesding in Halifax milni below pm
ns Bridge, IL negro named SA Nj. bright complex.
ion, straight tair very thick. near H. high between
30 and IS years of age Sail negro left my house On
the 9Th INST, and | suppose is making his way ior
Ohio, by way OF WytheviIle Va, or Scott Il Albums
cabins on the Virginia d Tennessee Railloed Said
negro of in company with negro man OF he sane
name, Formerly belonging to Daniel Dearnett) who Is
rather low in stature a I'd about so years ol age.
The above reward of $50 will be given for said ne.
gro If delivered to me, or $50 if secured in Jail.
Sam will he ensily recognized by one OF his thumbs
being mashed off the hand not ecolected from or near
The frs, ont. small null having grown out.
may 2 cts McIIANEY HUBBARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
Bedford Alum Springs.

FHNllE undersigned re- pectul announces to the pub
h lie TINT he is now prepared to accommodate visi.
these Springs.
lie feels that hc safely promise that those who
may be disposed favor him with a call will have no
1e cater regret H. These Springs located
near New London, within four miles of Forest Depot
the Va. u Tenn Railroad. The ncighborhood posses.
advantages in regard To socoty scenery and health
rnIely if ever serpnssed in rguia The water has
been niry and Thoroughly tested both by unnlys ind
pefiense Of plumber OF citizens who have real zed from
It's the most marked and unqucstionublo beteis.
The undersigned promises that his beat efforts shall
be excited Ia axe the soioun of his guests pleasant
and profitable.
lie selects the fol owing from the many testimonials
could be furnished the public in regard to the vir
of the Confidently relying upon its ncriis,
be only asks trial from those who suffering aud uf-
Hctod, L, ECHOLS.
Now London, Vn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
MILLING.

vENHE SUBSCRIBER has taken tho "WAR WICK
u MILES," in this city, the snme recently worked
by tho Mossfa.W hilomorr and will keep them IN tho
host grinding order lie weoeye and grind both Corn
and Plaster promptly, and the usual II will
give the business his personal attention. and with close
app ontion nide1 by LONG EXPERIENCE In Milling
he hopes phare ibealy the patronage of Lynchbug
und the vicinity. JAMES MCDONALD, SR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
PROGRESSIVE.

FEfHE subscribers wishing be regarded lug
h CARDS old Foges in THEN business and for the pur.
pose Ut keeping pace with the present progressive
of The tade would inform tier friends and the pub
lie generally that from this time tn will offer rhe
stock greay reduced prices. and many articles at
much less than Cost for Cash. Intending TO act in
good faith they pledge themselves sell their goods
low any other house who proposes sell cost
under
All they ask is call, show purchasers that they
in nesst, and mean to do whit they say.
(inne Il. Isl s rIGLER N ELL .ERRN Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

Tue FIRST FRuIrs.-The Washington Union
abiding to the peaceabe restoration of nine flu
gitye slaves in Cincinnati, to their owner, says
this triumph of the law in a city where there was
every reason to apprehend resort to forcible
resistance, is peculiarly gratifying and will be
received throughout the country as the first
fruits of that prompt and resolute policy which
President Pierce resorted to in the late case at
Boston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.-The Cres-
cent City arrived at N. Y ON Monday from Ha-
yana, with nearly 2G0 passengers. The authori-
ties of Havana warmly and cordially endorse the
Presidents proclamation warning persons a
ganst entering into combinations to aid filibus-
telng against Cuba.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

fENHE subscriber wishing nany Of his
goods as possible into money, has determined /,
offer for the remainder ofthe season, h4 entire stock
Of Dry Goods at COST
His stock comprises every article usually ke in the
dry goods line. His Of hnca anil colored
Silks and Dress Goods ofevery descfip III unusually
large for he season. and Is worthy the attention n
terms.
His frienls and tho r1bic generally are requested to
call and examine for themselves.
Regular customers (hould they prefer III WILDE sup
piled with goods the usual ter ~.
PHILIP ". PAYNE.
7. S-My stock of Corpeling Is quite large and
mostly Of this Springs purchase. Jun ita
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
EVERY BODY

Going to the Purity the Buffalo Springs, and the
" Pic Mic Mt Pleasant, to come off on Thursday.
22nd June. Won't it be rich timel 1t is said that the
counties of Nelson, Abenarle and Be- ford will be we'll
represented. Lynchburg send strong delegation.
Good music will be l.. attendance. But don't forget
call aud supply yourselves with suitable clothing fur
nshng goods &c, at the Franklin Glosh and Clothing
House of GLASS & RAISE
Jun 90 j. DIXON AT,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
anniversary celebration.

The people of Massachusetts we are glad to
announce, paid due observance TO the Anniversa-
ry of the Battle of Bunker Hill, on Saturday last
The day was honored in Charlestown by the firing
of cannon, ringing of bells, and "a general turn
out of the military The stars and stripes were
also displayed ON prominent points in Boston,
concord .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

The homestead BuL.-''Ion," of the Balti-
more sun, writes from Washington that the
prospect of the passage of the homestead bill in
the Senate has become very good. number of
Senator's formerly Indifferent or hostile to it will
now support it. As an administration measure,
twill command large democratic vote
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
WHEAT TnRESHhERs.

nIuGu I'D & BRO. have on hand, and constant
II iy having manufactured Wheat TlWeshers, with
Horse Powers of tho npptovc pattern, and put
p in the most substantial manner.
These Thr4shers have been used mony Of the
Farmers in the surrounding country f. the last two
y ara, and give universal satisfaction;
t-Vs Orders attended to with Eromptnrss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.-One of the most terri
ble tragedies of which we ever read occurred at
Nllville Mass. ON Saturday night. Alexander
Hewett, in a fit of jealousy. shot his own wife
and man named Owen Brown, to whose house
he had fled for protection. He then committed
suicide by taking strychnne. Brown died in
SANITY. Mrs. Hewett was alive on Monday, but
there was no prospect of her recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
VALLEY UNION SEMINARY.


TENHE closing exercises Of this Institution vi" take
place the 4th of July next, CONNER cling at 10 o.
cllrk, A. NJ.
An address to the pupils of the school will be deliver.
ed by the Rev. ohm A. Broadus, of CLnfottesVille
CHAS. l. COOKE. Principal.
rYShould the parents guardians OF any OF the pu.
pls wish them to remain h the 1nstu ion during the
vacation they should inform the Principal at once.
Pupils who wish for the next term will be re.
ceived at time during the vacation
iuue 5-c2W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

MARRIAGE AT RoME.-Lewis Cass, Jr., L. S.
Charge at Rome, was married on the 2lst May to
Miss Mary Ludlum. daughter of Nicholas Lud-
lum Esq, of New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

We understand, (says the Alexandria Senti-
nell that p. b. JONES' of Orange, has resigned
the post of State Director of the Orange and AL
e1andria Railroad Company, and that j. Willis,
OF the same county,h has been appointed his sue
eessor in Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian
Arrival Of the Canada.

NEw York, June q.
The Cuuard Steamer Canada has arrived with
Liverpool dates TO the 10th inst.
All qualities of Cotton hud advanced an eighth.
Flour Western canal, b shllings, Ohio 10.
Corn, yellow ~ shillings White no.
Nothing new from the Baltic or Black Sea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

THE FEDERAL UNIoN.-It will interest some
readers to know that Mr.. Seward, of New York,
closed his speech on the veto message on Mon
day with some eloquent remarks in favor of the
Federal Union. There seems to be an impress
son at Washington that the Union was never
safer than at present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
PARTY at THE BUFFALO SPRINGS,
AND
Barbecue on the Top of Mount Pleasant,

~ The Buiao Syringe Amherst county, VIII be lfzx
NY opened on Thursday. lhe 92nd June, with a>19x
PARrY. and Ffiday, the e3d. u BARBACUE will TO
furnished ON the top Of Mount Pleasant. splendid
BAND OF MUSIC Inns been engaged Tor the occnson
and neither pnins expense will be spared 70 make II
IN. of the efandes Affairs TINT ever came of IN this
e.ontx RAlNE KYLE
...uI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
NOTICE..

4 Gun be found my Office from o'clock A. NJ. to
o'clock +. M rendy, when not officially engaged, 10
do any writing in the why of preparing deeds,
wills und Ohio Instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS OF be-
coming nnlnnlized will be attendej to,
npl 2e-dts WIN ID BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

ILLNESS OF Mr.. RITCHIE.-We regret to an
nounce that Mr.. Thomas Richie, so long an or
nament of the Virginia press, is suffering from
severe illness. We understand he is very low
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
Notice 10 Slave Owners.

4 AM anxious t, hire FIFTY NEGROES, in large or
i small numbers, for the balance of the year, work
in the roa mines belonging the Mo INT Carbon Coal
Company, the Kanawha river in Foye.te county, Va.
am prepared 70 pay cash down for good hands If
owners having Negroes to hire will write at Gau
ley Bridge Fayete county Va, stating full particulars,
| shall be happy to communicate with them immediate.
ly ). F. GRIFFIN,
Agent for Mt. Corban Goal Co.
Armstrong Greek. Fnyelte CO., Va. !
Mny IG. lSJ1.---tE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
MAY 27th, 1854.
r Eehols. Esq ,

+. Eeto,s, Esq,
Deal Su:-ln justice TO yourself, rs we'll "a matter
of interest to her sufferers. offer the following state
meut
hive been suiierir ucucly Cor three four years
from disea.e which the ply sicinns did
seem 10 understand, Indeed, none whom | applied
would undertake. the cure oft. lupplicd to many with
the same reaul..
.er of the Bedford Alum Springs during few months
this disease Is wearing or and ! hnvc every
reckon on II complete ard permanent cure.
The winter, among its many fine qualities, acts with
pecnnr force in invigoalng the sysi'm for il never
fails to increase appetite Very Resrecrully. Sc,
FRED SPECIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
ancient and Modern Languages.

! MEND devote my time session, chiefly TO
Instruction in the alb branches Of education either
4srdools private families.
iuo22.t4 L.R. STAUDENMAYER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
BrDFopD. May 25lh. 1854

y
This Is to certify that have used the of the
"Bedfard Alum Springs upon old servant woman OF
m ne who was suffering under that horrid disease,
Scrofula Or her ne k and uadcr her run
ming sores Her eyea grenty inilnmed and the
pu ills covered over with white coating, which entirely
deprived her of sight made her drink tho aud
battle the pnrts affected. Her entirely
hen ed and she cun travel from house house.
and can do many lit'le thnrs,-a owing, ! confidently
believe to the use IF your Alum Wner The woman is
about IS years ofage. GEO w. SHELTON.
To Mr. = EcHnLs.
G-v' Lynchburg Republican and Richmond Examiner
copy w4t
7.dIW-wiw
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$4,000.
Self-Defence the First Law of Nature,

MOT for The speech want OF money tint | am n
" bout 10 change the Of my business but in
consequence of circumstances by which am rrourd
dcd, am induced to offer the prbc the whole of my
valuable stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods st Cost
for Cash; and if my and country friends will
please to favor with call, they will ind my
ment full and complete at the first OF the
JOHN ABRAHAMS,
Jun l6.ts-y-6mo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22
Notice TO BOatmen and SHIPPERS,

NOtICt tU DOhtHuCu dHu BuiVVCiSs
ON the 22nd day Of June the winter will be drawn off
~ of the levels Of the Cann between Lock so and the
Combined Locks at Jo.hua Falls Pond for the purpose
of repairing Lock No. 40, and will be kept of until
bout the 4lh of July. JAMES NJ HARRIS,
Sup't Rerurs2 nd Division j. r. & X. Canal.
Jun 15.d&ct4thjuly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-22

MI ERCHANTS and others intending to open new
4'h sets of books the first of July will do we'll TO
give u call before huylne.
Ihavc on hand Day Books, edger., Journals. and
lIlouors, Cleck Books all of the Banks, large nnd
small Letter Copying Books mnde OF the hest u ying
Paper this paper Warrant copy eql if not superior
any now in use, all for sale chcapby
WM. J. FOLkES.
Blank Book Manufacturer. Main st.
N. BAH kinds of Book Binding done at short notice
Persons om the country have their books bound
take back with them.
a., aud some specimens of my binding.
iur II dmSth t3Juv WI. L.