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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
RICHMOND MARKETs-Maroh "a.

loBacco- PiiceS without nlutetiai change The
hr aksnnd receipts e"n very nrgc for The Of
the year, Lnrs, from 81 IS I" 80; Common Len 81
t"7 80; Midjlng, 80 10 50 q od, & SO to 9 81 ;
ff' =, ~ 10 Ill fine Mnnf curing 10 to 10 Planters
Vii lind II tn the in PRIZE their Lugs heavy
MOI less tmn 400 lbs--shprers prcfrirng heavy
weights.
FLOUR Last sa,ss 81 p. NurLng will he done in
either Hour or wheat, until the by the Liverpool
steamer now over due, is feceiv, d.
NHEAT-White 81 A.; Rcd 50.
hfE-SO I" ~ cts. per Misunderstanding quality
C"RN-F2Ad75 cents per bu~ FL.
CORN MEAL-S5' 80 pr hushei.
OATs-5o II Dc cents per bushel.
BACON Mountain cured hog round 81 II cents :;
city cured AMI Smithfed hog round 10 To ln5 cents
Western Sides 81, Shoulders "a g. Hams IL 10; old
Sides a. Shoulders n IA
FISH -Machercl M. . small. n "a the latter for
EaNrern in,pecon; HALIFAX Heuinss No /, So a So %
bbI; gro>. s31 a 4,
CoiFEE-We quote Rio ! a IL cts Lnguyra l2al3
java - to IA; Mocha l4a la cts ;
EurTsR-Go>hen, IS - els Maintain, 1921 cts
some ""rer sorts. ,utab for tuble use are sold
low A. IL Is cts
LARD New in bills, sl04 kcg. IL Ia
LIVE SfncK-Bcrf Cattle, scale wight, So 50 IS.
gross; Sheep fl4 3 90 nett; Hog ST. 25 nett.
SUGARS We quote Porto Rir" "a 61 cents; New
Orleans 81 %. Refined Loaf % a 10; Crushed ,
II 93i; Powdered / > 9 4; Cohce Sugar 6 g 7.
LIME-From whnrt 81 so from stone al 621
GUAso-Peruvan $50 6ll; Mexican $50 so
fLAsrEn-Saes Lump s. l.2 at hars6 on Basin;
Ground 9 81.
EXCHANGE Northern checks the asl " eek we're sold
at j per cent prem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
SALES OF STOCKS

REPORTED BY JoHN A. LANCASTER & Sus Brokers'
virginia Suite Stock, per cent 81 yh.s run.none
FIR sal, the Treasury
Virginia per cent % years time sales los and
Virginia per cent, over III years to run,sales $045
interest.
Virginia per cent under ten years rum last sales
lOl and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by III State last sales 1884 and int
Richmond City Bonds "a years to run last sales slO4
and interest.
Richmond City Boz ds short dates. last sales $lOl to
los and int,le,t
Virginia Bank Stock par $40 lat sules rs
Farmers Bank Stock sales -.
Exchange, Bank Stock sales this week. ll2
Virginia ftnn r. r. bonds, last sales SO and interest
Nitginia Fire and Marine, last sales SOp.
Richmond Fire Association Stock pur $40 last sale,
S33 since div.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road stock
last sales SOL.
Vngioia Central Rail Road Stock last sales SO
Richmond and Petersburg Ra Road Stock last sales
a.
Richmond and Danville Rail Road Stock, sales tbi.
week CO.
James River & kannwha Stock, lasl sales 500
hichmonl Buiiiug Fund Company last .nlrs 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

The Biuck Warrior affair. the Washington le'-
ter writers think. will probably h. settled by the
payment of dam gees and a suitable disclaimer Of
hostile intentions against this country. Mr..
SouIE must necessar ~ be intru-ted with the ne
gotiation. Hi. spirited mode of proceeding IN
vindication Of his personal feeling affords proof
that he will enter upon the negotiation ON this
very delicate point with ardor. and pursue with
energy. Much depends upon hi prudence and
skill. The dismissal Of the present Captain Gen
eral of Cuba will be a very difficult point Ia ae
conplish, constituting il does the point of hon
or in the CASE. President PIERcEs Mc-sage is
understood 10 indicate that the recall Of that Off
Ger will constitute an essential pnrt Of the rcpa-
ration which we demand Congress viii have
nothing fulIHer 10 do with it, we are told until
informed b, the President thai il hhs been AMIGA
bly, adjusted, or that his efforts to that end have
failed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
ui1i Mnr1ierI

The inornl sense OF our entire community has
been shocked by the Preparation of one Of the
most deliberate. hvariiess and d-booded 'nnr-
d,rs known to the Annals of crime. The nnfor-
/ inmate victim OF this deed of blood wis Francis
/ Williams, IA wealthy planter, residing ON Dan
/ River some nine miles below this place. II ap
/ pears TINT the deceased, left his residence some
short TIM after supper, on the nigat o. the 10Th
/ instant, with "A view ot visiting house IN the
npighborhood which be in the habit OF fire.
quenting. Nothing more was heard OF him un-
tai the following Friday. On the morning ot that
day. Young man went tn the house of William
Lyon, N this county and reported the disappear
anre OF bis father. MIR. Lyon, immediately com
m'necd search for him which resulted in the
finding at his body lying in tie woods, on the
p ia he had t1ken on the previous "Wednesday
night Upon examination, the breast showed
thai II had been perforated by nine balls OF large
size buck shot discharged either from gun or
mu-ket, and lodged III aud around the region OF
the heart.
From all that we have been able TO learn, the
murder of the deceased, must have been decided
upon anterior To the time of his leaving home
The spot selected was of all others the best that
could have been chosen on the path, TO put IN ex-
ccuton the hell-h purpose of the assassin sey-
eral bushes standing between tie place where the
b dy found and the point manifestly occu-
pied by the murderer, were cut down with knife
aud removed oui Of the way; thereby furnishing
conclusive evidence that the act was one of pre-
meditation and deliheraton. The deceased has
been ng and favoraby known to large major
ty of this community, and thu brutal manner in
which he has been deprived of his existence. has
wrought the minds Of our people up to the high
est pitch of excitement. he development of
circumstances thus far has not fastened upon
any person the charge of guilt. Strong suspi-
cions and some circumstances as yet unexpain
ed have already directed the public mind to one
more persons; but of these suspicious and cir
cumstances it is not province now TO 81 eak
We sincerely trust, that whoever he may be, he
will ultimately be discovered and made to suffer
the severest penalty of the law attached to his
crme.--D anuHe Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

Oriental MopfsrY AND PoLIrENEss.-A
traveller in the Oriental countries relates the fol
lowing:
AT the town of Dear got accidentally into
"A little adventure that might have proved ex-
trcmely unpleasant Small as the place was, |
contriNed 10 lose my why, and became cntangled
among number of garden walls and narrow
passages. Proceeding along one of these | fam
cied heard female voices, aud presently EN- rg-
ing into shady court behcld young Circassian
in the hath, attended by black female slave
In Christendom, she would certainly have shrek
ed, AMI brought forth the whole household in a
moment, but her oriental education had taught
her great caution. Casting on me look of sur
prise, rs she stood upright in the marble basin,
as white as the marble itself, she asked how
came hther. | replied that had lost my way,
and knew not how | had come nor how to depart.
PerceNng my perplexty to be unfrigned, she
rephed-'Stranger, You in much peril but
follow the slave, and she will conduct you to a
place of safety So saying she waved her hand
towards dark corridor, through which, after
bowling to the lady, followed the negress, till we
reached a small door opening into the street. As
1t would have been extremely awkward to meet
any gentleman of the establishment within the
walls MS they might have shot me first. and then
inquired how came there, | felt considerably
eased by my escape.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
LYNCHBURG NlRGlNlAN.
MONDAY MORNING. MARCH %, 1851.

The arrival of Ex-President Fillmore in New
Orleans is anticipated with the liseiiest interest
by the people of that city. His presence will not
be the less warmly greeted, because unattended
with the o-tentatious parade, which has hailed
the approach of many less-deselVing man The
Bee saws The Ex-President will CUM amo .gst
us, in pursuance of desire expressed by him
months since, to look at the South lor himself
1t is understood that Mr.. FILLMORE earnestly
wishes to avoid the po'np, pageantfY aud cere-
mony Of public reception In letter tn a
friend in this city, which we have sem. he en-
phatically disclaims any political motive in this
visit. deprecates all formality and trusts that he
may he received quietly by the good citizens "f
New Orleans and may be permitted without rs
tentatious parade to Interchange cordial greet
ings will gentlemen Of MI parties. such heing
the desire If Mr.. FILLMORE, we hope II will be
respected. Were he disposed I" become the oh
ject Of a formal reception. We know no living
Statesman Of more elevated patriotism. aud more
thorough nationality, and none whom he South
would more warmly and gratefully we come with
in her borders"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

asiiv bn- ns.-- -, f'r .is., Es.. nnr.. Bn.
,ln-''d lu8 3ainSs ~" II, losl les3 for r.. L'ada
signatures Al l. 5aD l33 ot 20,
] he st"rh Msfhe' ST " increasing 6fnne..
particular. no,
M"Nlr nisis -cha'i''.' is sspcrienei,, =,
en- th'. pr~.snie 81 severe ecnniary c,.i. ~ pre-
complain TINT ihsy fufcrd 10 a cur.. ~ Tue Bahl
.irinse'ey and individual enterprise /. mud fsdp
Ia" Banks aie generally biaimei. Iii. III - nte'-1
they Lave sent ton nar 81 their nri,,t,o - eeh a
Tins, tn met the wants Of III. l n, ',"hi ,ec
srhHrgsd ihai Tiny ais IhfStiie rnre4r,c..is and
ulahh."hh u" rig ri t"ihe oblisuti,,. nniiaah sle
thari - Ir.'n rle legislature II !. STAT. m IN the
true, bni We Doubt liox, Yer, whctl., .hs may
thlhes. tbs very pressure WAS inevi,ab Tt
or '"lall'" la" h7'h much extended for som. nat
thai Ibis extension woni lead Ia n eri. n i''i, al
been known 10 sll def Jerry in Tho ','f end M
e,, Ia Inv" bern expected from the Gotta OF MOI
braosLtlh he crisis no" which surely crop NJ
aoa, sne.ler u "on have been prdell in the mo- R
hsoH StoRda,d SotRrdoy h'-tLsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

DEATH OF THE RmNoCERos.-- The large Rhi-
noceroS which has Tor some time past been cx-
hibited at Drieshach's Mcnagerv Broadway.
died Monday morning about five o'clock. The
animal had been eating hay all night, and at the
above time laid down and expired in FIVE minutes
This Rhinoceros was the only one in this country
and was valued at Sl0.000.s
The death of this Rhinoeeros is said to have
been caused by internal iniu les received last
summer by falling through bridge n distance
OF thirty feet He was brought to the United
States from Calcutta about four years ago. and
wns ten years of age.
Mr. Barnum. of the Museum, has taken pos
session of the mortal remains of "Gunier ;" aud
has had his body removed for dissection The
animal weighed, when alive three thousand FIVE
hundred pounds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

The tabling of Mr. Peters resolution, in the
New York Legislature to which We referred
the other day, calling for the assembling of a
council of freedom in Albany, in order to.de-
wise such measures as will cifrctuully prctent
the extension of slavery, provided for in
the Nebraska kansas b Il which recently passed
the United States Senate, is healthy Indication.
This extraordinary proposition Of Mr.. Peters re
ceived a just and eloquent rebuke at the hands OF
Mr. Littlej hn representative from oswego, who
designated it a traitorous attempt To set at de-
fance the acts OF Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

SANTA A MA now realizes the fact that trou-
bles never come single. President WALKER Is
about being starved out from Lower California
but meanwhile a resolution is in progress at Ac-
apnlco, strong symptoms of disaileotion become
manifest in the Northern provinces, and the Mex
lean troops are elamorng for pay, which an emp
ty treasure cannot furnish. Whether these facts
will hasten the action of our Senators at Wash
ington remains to be seen; at present they APP
pear TO incline to the policy of allowing the en-
bryo empire TO come TO a premature death from
inantion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

II is said nteotiaii'ns lb,e ,t1osl,d - Ia
between Mr., Marcy aud Mr. Cranpton, with re-
ieren Q 10 the reciprocity ant fsl,rs question,
as 10 ,ndcr it llol able iloaty will c,n.c I'd
in the course of "A few weeks. But 70 it has been
aid and p1,mi, cd ior tie lat, u civ, n,ntl ~
more. Mcssrs. Mmey AID Clamuion to business
The "slow coach' system We onl, hope
t hat the work may he Us suicly AZ slowly tmc
II, az there is no slight gr1u d for susrectmg,
England is, or shall become, complicated in the
c uba uffairit will not expedite satisfactory al.
justment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

Mr.. Williams, living near Flnney Mills, in
Amelia, was a few days since attacked by - e of
his slaves, and would have been killed but for
the timely interference of several other negroes
who were present. The negro has been arrested
ondis now in Jail waiting his tail.
An occurrence very similar took place in this
neighhorhood ON Saturday. \ negro man, the
property ~ MIR. =. II. Jaekso |, and employed at
his plantation (}izurre) nnde violent attack ON
the oycrseer, Mr.. Jones, knocking him down
with large stone, aud would probably have kill
led him had it not bren--as ia the case above
for the interference Of other pegroes.-F Farm
piue Journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
Baltimore Mar ket.

BALTIMoRi March gan
fLouRASD MEAL-Tl -Four market was very nui.t
ro-lty Sales nriy this morning II 100 ibis Howard
sheet brands nj 81 81 bh :. On la,e Change tbr,
we're sales 40G btle ut 81.
HKAts AND SEEDS Grain .cHrce O ~ nbout Linn
b" 'ueis i Wheat offered. and paIily sold al 81 67 f,,
ord nary white We quote prime red nminni a, 81 IN
"a = .! and prime White as rs - bus Co,nnon
Nn-a 81 81. '''"o"
"R"cERIfs.- Coffee cnntinu ID firm and IL, good re
quest We ore saies o Rio price. ranging fn.n II
|" - cents u ID; as To quality. Sugars and M,Insr
.teu ", ana nc snhchfngei Ri,e I144t cents a,
Id, AID dn with snn sHles
PROVISIONS The Prov sim market !. var, ,,;o,
W" qn"e Mess Pork mona AL at 10 a7asl5 IN a. ia
'l'>' bee 10 30a SIG u bib. Bacon shnnlt,. Gs0
eents' ,Ides a Seems and han> Ina II cent a. n
hhlN .h"ulders 34a"3 cents sides 6ha65 c.,,' ma
mans S0 81 Cts II ib. ''"'S' u"'
l"nAcc"-fhe marker is Y ry quie,:no ). in, ;,r A..
mnnd No change IN prices.
W""L--A Stendy d'nnnd Sales of unw..had =, 81
CEN :, washed 33dJz cents pulled 2ga33 ren,.
@"d fleece 81 a AZ cents - h N'"''
NV YenK Marker, Murch -. cm,on firms. =.
" ''oo nni'S' CPtee-S,les nf $50 big. Rio nj ia
,'S' '"ur fih ed hrmer-Shles of $40 bbls n, a.
y '"' S"te AMI " Al for Ohio; these are ION r,,.
s"eS 10 -oo bills South matt 5OdS7 u.s. Wh.a, !;
hfni-Sn!e' Il $3.50 bushels "
~, NioNEf MARKET. Wednesday, March 81
mere Is no change any Importance To notice in tho
e - est but the demand for rrre bti,in..s nm
PT, mt nr" 20 ID, and borr.wrrs are r,.n,I,,v -
W "aie' va II per cent. On call CAPITAL i 6a.I,
"iirrea ~ rs per cent '''' y "Fes
in' a's'hce OF tho Pacises new. has prevented n,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
Demiaa of Ianea M Green

We have just heard of the death of much es-
tcemed and highly respectable acquaintance in
an adjoining county, or we should have noticed
his death al AN earlier day We allude to the de-
cease of Mr.. james Mize Green, VIII, died of con-
sumption at the residence of his father at Hall
fax c. H., ON the both of February last. The
deceased was in 32d year of his age at the time
OF his death. He was II young man of rare intel
leotual endowments, of highly cultivated mind,
and refined liiernrY tnste-Ib.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

Mr.. Booth, editor of the Milwaukee Free Dem
ocrot, has been arrested on charge of ssstng
in the rescue Of the fugitive slave, nj ihoi place
He was admitted TO bnil. We shoull Ike TO see
an example made OF some Of iho~o Milwaukee
rioters. Pohoys. il the seuilnn Dem cIatic
press would call as Justify upon II NV Lnnp
shire President TO enforce tie luN,Hs il wn~ wont
10 do Upon Mr.. Fillmore, h, would l,mLnto
81 ir ely. liwould alarm u tu,llS 10 think
thar tier zeal in behalf Of tleSorl Ia III III, d.
OF surety. the So, my ~ VII give ilseii
up as losi. il these champions ley osid' lL'ir ar.
NOR. II the sons OF iriam Sleep Troy must
fall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

The name Of the gentleman selected by the
President of the United States aud the Secretary
of State, as a special messenger to proceed 10
Spain, with dispatches for orr minister At that
court. Is Warren Ninslow, of Fayetteville, North
Carolina. Mr.. Ninsow Is said 10 be lawyer Of
distinction and gentleman of influence in his
State. He lett New ork GA Saturday Inst III
the steamship Arctic, en 70 ne for Madrid. 1t
will be month or more before We receive intclli-
gence of the result of his mission. From the
Presidents message, we presume TINT his de
mands are Of a peremptory character the nego-
tiston viii therefore probably he brief. If
Spain or Cuba were contiguous, as is Mexico, to
this country, muskct diplomacy would have
been opened on the border before This.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
COMMERCIAL.
,v,e.sur9 Tob.eeo and wh.a. Market.
LyScuBURo, March %. 1854.

LYScHBURe, March p. 1854.
ToBAcco.-1here is stl very little doing in
this artice-demand good-prices well sustain.
ed. We quote Lugs loose S3.50a4.5O; priced Lugs
from 81 10 z Medium Leaf. loose from - % to
10 50: fair from 50 TO 81 Sd. Some fine sold ut
from sl2 ID TO $40 0O. The demand for hne Is
very good. More good offering.
WnrAT.-very little offering-noihng good
prices changeable. White from 81 % to 81 30
Red from 81 20 to %.
FLouR.-tRetail prices)-Family 80 80; Su-
periine 80 30; Fine 81 ID.
coRs.-Good Red IS cts. White 20 cts.
OATs-5O TO 60 cts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

"A hnrg-hpid on Saturday, November 18th la
Lee McClintock Edmund LugwoodS Micaisb Dar
ir., rclat nad artners trading under the firm
style of Lee McClinlock & Co. PIN
rs.
Juo. c. Shack lciord, and John s. Lewellin ir aat
and dnng business, partners under the firm and II,
Of Shnck ieford and Leweln. the same Jno c. SIN,
leord, Jno s. Lewelin, ST., Roheri b Wilkins He-
b. Richards, E lmund Logwood Alex. 7, mpkns vi
liam " Nor,ell, aud Jno. w. Dudley. Dbl
THIS caus- came on this day ain To be heard gDl
the papers tormert, rend, The report of CommissiJ
kirkpatrick. made in pursuance ofte order Of 4
9Th day of June. 1881, and exceptions thereto by 4
defendants Jno. s. Leaen Sr Robert S. Wkl
and Henry b. Richards. and aIgued C,uns
consideration wher OF. the Court doth a,ijudee
der ind d, cree among Their rhings-,ha the exc
tons of said Lewrn. Wilkin. and Richards be rei,1
back oi the Comrs. of this Codrt who j. direa
tn examine MD repot an The sam; ind said Conn
also directed to ascettnit if said J. s Leweln. ST.
liable for the d,bts chained by p rsor < Saaia Th
Mex mi, Thus. NJ Kcnzi, \ San. and tn. Pre,I,I
Directors and Con phn' oi the Farmers Il, nk of Va
tin it suits in hi Cuur and whether said debts ar
cured in any of the deeds transfers sales mention
ia thu proceedings this case, aso whether any Ill
debts e. tilted to participate in nny Of said fn
an I entitled / participate IN said funds TINT lie !
portion the same accordingly And the the Reref4
Spenr. g. Slaughter. are direri To render before !,
Cum'r further account of their transactions and I
Cum T. will modify the report OF Com'r. kirk patrick
far may be necessa by bis ucti IN this decd
and make report OF all his proces dngs this court
Older to II final decree. And Lotce OF the taking
thee may be given 10y publication in the L!I
,urg @irginat. weekly :or four successive weeks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
To the School Commissioners OF u
County

w are hereby most rcsiecu rtq'e,r .
Il Vene al ,.af,h.l Court House, on 'ns
Monday in April mex &C 'urt day 10 organ - N,
Tor inc purpose al appointing a worthy a rn.. ap
young man. for four Years. fr"m The daie q" us h.
menf, 10 Emory and II, nry College. WHO WIZ .,ro
bo'ld aud lodging at -ad in.ttution. rurS,',,.
ol the Gerera. Ass mnly, passed the 2oti' Mal'',l
II is ltPed there will be full board as y
b." that every sirirt sh, uld be repfe'''''
Comm s,inner tlr.rrin named. -oSON
mar - cl0AIl JOSIAH sHbfr1' Sd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
NOTICE

The partie. Interested in the above mentioned su
| he eby lot fed that ] shall. Tu. sday, the l8
| April next, at my office in Lynchburg, proceed to
| tie above directed, at WHICH time and
| they are required to attend with ull the account,
| other evidence necessary To enable me do
mar 26.w4w THOS J KIRKPATRICK, Uom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

The following the concluding paragraphs
of an excellent article upon Cotton and its Cui-
hration, in the March number of Harper's Nag
azine. They are fraught with instruction 10 the
people of the Southern States
Georgia has set an example of wisdom, and
very She will poses within herself com
plcely all the elements Of empire, that she might
be forever separate from the surrounding world,
and yet flourish with uneAamped prosperity
Upon her hill tops begin To smoke the wealth-a-
chewing furnace; the buzz Of the cotton spindle
mnges with the whsperngs of her clear blue
streams the ''iron horse is far and wide crcu-
lating her products; her heretofore isolated pop
ulatloni is beginning to feel that market is erea-
ted for "home industry and that Georgia could,
if the demand made, make her shipment of
nngnncd cotton rs obsolete as is now the ship
ncnt OF cotton in the seed. What cares such n
stnte whether n foreign country enriehcs itself
by spinning her cotton The staple is produc-
ell by the wearing labor of the muscles of men,
dciiant OF malaria, aud regardless of fever breed
ing heat-the easier, and quddrHpiy more profit
able work of manufacturing, by the never firing
engine, and the sncws of the spindle and loom
sceptrc, and she is commercially free.
Will her sister states, so rich in agricultural
products aud which are equally interested with
hei III the cultivation Of the great staple" imi-
tate her example II they do 50, 1.-THE South
will become. in the natural course of things, the
most ndc,en lcnt port, II of or ext. nding EN-
pire, aud us forever hold the benefits of great
cotton monopoly in her hands"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27

The Paris correspondent of the Washington
Sentinel, having paid recent visit to Lamartine,
gives the following account of the poet states
man
spent part of last evening with Lamartne.-
He lives in pretty but humble residence; aud we
found him surrounded by men of letters and dis
tinguished persons of LIBERAL views from every
land. Heis still fine looking man-his appear
anee and manner both remind one of Henry Clay
frank, bold and fearless. We were happy to
to learn that his estate which was deeply invol-
we'd by the sacrifices he made for his country, is
now,by his own extraordinary industry and perse,
verance, nearly relieved from debt Besides
many other literary occupations he is engaged
on life of Washington, which will be published
within this year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-27
Philadelphia Cattle Market-u

he of of beef cattle during the VI ~
to about 3eo bead; the sold from 50 to 10 AZ anon
Fresh eow. 800 'frred; ,old Mt $40 a, no NJ
1S se wr g% s 3d. "r q .G s@ from = h.
from ID to1 cehfs about 300 of The baef "' Hog
were for The New York market 'atHe sold