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singular errors occurred which we
have no desire to attempt to correct
now, but NEARLY mention them that
our friends may see them They ee-
CURED in this wise. In putting what
il called the 'form,'' on the press
some Of the types fell out, and were
put back, without any reference to
order ''Henee US occurred with
tails erect" Three small type having
slipped out Of column Of number one
matter, the whole sense thereof was
perverted.
Whilst on this interesting subject,
in which no one but ourself is concern
ed, we wish to say a word to the pub
lie at large. We have no time to loose
during the day, with persons desiring
us to read quarto volumes Of miscella-
ueous testimonials Of their meritorious
claims upon the attention Of mankind !,
nor can we, or will we, at any price,
puff things we have never soen. Any
thing can 60 into this paper as an ad-
vertisemcnt, but in our notices there
of, we must be allowed the largest lib
erty.
1t is wasteful expenditure Of time,
for any man to come to this office with
a puff Of himself, and expect the same
to appear as editorial. And yet we
lay no claim to honesty, more than
the average amount to mankind in
general, but in these small things, we
prefer to retain our virtue. Professor
Berte himself with all his French
in three months" could not move us
from this position.
NEW PAnlstf The Concordia In
tclliFoncer says the people living on
Black river, ore astir to have new
Parish created, by taking off a piece of
Catahoula and Concordia BE it so.
Each ofthe parishes called on, might
afford togiyo fraction of their extrem-
itics for this purpose but where are
the people to come from to fill the
Offices cF Justice and administer "the
laws ?" This is serious question.
Our northern bretheren havo land
enough to divide out into towns and
parishes, but where arc the people to
come from, to play tho part Of citizens!
l. it not well known, that it is by
bare sattcezc that they manage to find
men enough to fiji the seats of Justice.
Why ask thon to make more parishes.
There's "Ntorehouse'' Morohouse is
4 great parish. bit on what principal
Of Justice could they ask for a divis-
ion, aud change ofname, until they
get more housca--.if not more people
in the desert waste ?"
lion the 10Th inst, the first ono
Of what we hope is u series Of Society
Balls will be given at the Harney
House. This innocent recreation, and
pass time, has, we regret to say it,
fallen into disreputc in this locality,
within the past few years TO what
cause it should be attributed, we are
at loss to say. Certainly the pub
lie ball is Objectionable, even in
city of the capacity of Red Stick;
it docs not follow, that because ann
individual can pay the admission,
that any individual is therefore, as
natural sequence, "a gentleman. "
The ladies' are correct in standing
aloof from such entertainments. An
other reason still better than the first,
why ladies should not attend the pub
lie balls. The modern dances arc all
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no ab

ago we tGIF occasion 10 nlfHa, Wnat
ace thought, favorable mention ef thu
"social Circle in our sister town If
jackson The Mirror comes down
on us, Jan'v 10th, in the most furious
manner, and in the same artieIe, deals
sayagely with Miss Lucy some-
body, who it seems addressed letter
| to the secretary Of the circle for in.
formation. The Mirror Gays that the
| Comets advice does not come with
good grace from an editor, VINO so
lately went into raptures about the
ladies' promenading near bis sanctum'
We didn't do it, and since the Mirror
makes the charge we call for the evi
denee. We never yet went into rap
lures about any thing, not being at all
given that way The severest cut Of
all, though, is this from the Mirror
The only opposition met by the
| Circle has 50 strong an odor of wine
and brandy, that those persons who
offer 1t are generally very much ex-
cited
We must honestly confess weak
ness for good wine, though not OPP
posed to the jackson Circle, or any
other Circle that has for it's object tho
sobriety Of all within the limit Of its
circumference We cannot however
be made to believe that wine is the
only evil of society--thc consuming
fire only outequaled by Plutonian
flames. We like Temperance tenn
perately advocated and VIC like good
wine, for which in all truth and sin
cerity we thank the Lord.
Uhat q gyestt hing IL IS 10 he a
Gyeat man.-Within the past few
months. mul'iform indeed, have been
the rumors in reference to DR.. Maoau-
ley. He has been reported blind. and
insane--in declining and reclining
state--sick and convalescent-get1ing
up book of orations-and now it is
said that he is engaged on u collection
Of his own speeches, corrected by
himself. Every great man should
write his own life, correct his own
speeches aud If he would have jus
tice done TO his memory write his own
obituary and epitaph Because Mae
cauley is correcting bis own speeche
it is 10 evidence Of lis insanity.
Ice WATBR.---Arrangements had
been made to keep the water tanks at
the Capitol, flled with "hot whiskey
punch" during this winter session,
but the weather for the past few days
has been so warm, that Ice water, has
been substituted.
An Anti.spasmodic elixer as usual,
may be found in the round tower It
is provided at the expense of the
State, and comes in under the head,
Of "candle account. "
fy-Our Clever friend OF the Union
Hotel, Clinton, T. G. Carnan Esqr..
has just been elected Mayor of that
place. We congratulate him, and
hope the ''seat of honor will be eazy."
He was unanimously elected the
only objection to him, as the Wbig
says was on account of his "lean-
ness." This is a serious objection.
The seat Of Justice should be filed,
and none other than a fat man can
do it,
g. Though we have Lad for the
past few days, a sprinkle of warm
weather, the winter is not over. We
call attention to the notice of fresh
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o. Though we have Lad for the
past few days, sprinkle of warm
weather, the winter is not over. We
call attention to the notice Of q fresh
arrival Of COO. at the Foundry, and for
sale by D;.l x Henderson.
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r- It seems to be pretty we'll un.
'derstood that an effort will be made
this session ofthe Legislature to bring
about an election Of a U. s. Senator
in violation of the express letter of the
law. The election cannot come Of
Legally until 1855, and we should be
very much startled--not surprised
il the authority is usurped. Should
the electen he held at this time, it is
very evident, "who will be elected"
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EF-Spccial Att5ntion of members
of The Legislature and Others, is called
TO the new card Of that excellent safe,
and certain steamer the Gipsy. 1t will
be seen that her arrangements are
such as to meet the wants of the legis-
lature Promising that they adjourn
as usual, on Thursday evening this
will afford the members excellent op-
portunity to 60 down-visit the Globe,
dine at the Shades, see the Ele-
plant at Dan Rice's, and visit the
museum Of natural curiosities All
this can be done, by taking passage on
the Gipsy, Thursday and the public
servants can return carly enough on
Monday for work" The Hipsy
pledges herself not to put any gentle
man out at night. II she arrives here
before day, she IS to wait until day
comes before waking up the passen-
gers.
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gers.
Ey-Our enterprising fellow-c citizen
II 7. WApplbL having purchased the
large brick house, corner Of Church
and Main streets, will repair the same
put a new slate roof on the establish
meut and move his drug store there.
The increasing demands on Waddill,
and the extension of his business rem
dcrs this move imperitive. Mrs..
Hubbs who for the past two years has
kept a boarding house there, has moved
to the large and commodious building
at the corner of North Boulevard and
Main streets, near the Capitol, where
she is now preparing for business.
The location is very eligible one
for the State House, and it is recon-
mended to members of the legislature
Sec advertisement.
Is II so BY two or three persons
we have been informed, that there is
gentleman in this legislature, from
the city Of New Orleans, who was cleo
ted without having to go through the
Coffee. house erdoal. When his name
was brought out. it is said, he gave
his friends to understand, that he
would neither treat nor be trcated---
that he would spend no money for
this kind Of work, to be done for him,
by others; and notwithstanding these
reservations he has been elected.
Ifsreh'ss the fact, it needs some ex-
PLANTATION, and the gentleman's name
should be "handed round"
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10 The Port Hudson Ugly Clab
at its last session, passed resolution
extending the hospitalities Of Port
Hudson to the legislature, and an invi.
tasion to dinner-at it's earliest con.
1onience. The club congratulates il
self in the fact that the club is so we'll
represented by host of its most
prominent members. The invitation
we learn, is now in tie hands of the
committee on ways and MEANS"
--.x-.--
UJudge John Perkins our able
and accomplished Representative in
Congress from this district. has our
thanks foe ssluable, pnhlic dacu-
mcnts. /. -.
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U1n the year 1853, It's said that
over seventy one million dollars worth
of merchandise came to tho Hudson
river by the New York canals.
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Ty.The Laurel Hill. Bella Donna
and Gypsy, have our thanks for favors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-28
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
RuuIuARD TARIES,

IslE Subscribers having devoted tbeir personal aten.
4 lion for mnny yenrs 10 the manufacture of bll.'
LARD TABLES, fully competent to execute work
that will give entire satisfaction 10 the f,stdio
connisseur Being the extensive manufacturers in
the Union. they enabled furnish superior table
10 per lesa than any other estnlshmentin in the
country, which fact they respectfully invite tho ut
tenon of buyers as also 10 the essential improvements
they hive made in tho construction md elasticity of the
cushions. which they have brought tna degree of per-
feelion attained by othcrs Always hund Billiard
rubes with Marble and Wooden BEDS with orge
stock of Cloths Balls Cues French Que catherp, Cue
Wax, Pool BAL, Bonrds. Bngnielle Tables. Silk and
Woistcd Pockets. dc. Order, by mail promptly ut
tended to. Old Tnblcs recushoned by sendng them by
Express. GRIFFITH e. DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers.
apl ol-3m No. 30 Ann At New Y ork.
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NV Motto is " Progress. !"

|NROM the great increase of business the subscriber
LII has enioyed in the last six onths, he has been
conf eled to add his ready Extensive establishment,
(Which he has done by building of the largest and
most admirably arranged operating rooms in the Union,
land say without fear of contra fiction that he
of Il largest and best arranged establishments
his country and facilities for tho successful pro'ecu-
o his business possessed but by few. 1t any IN this
State With competent and accomplished assistants,
md by far the largest stock of daguerreoype materials
ourd in this place. such of evey variety,
and frames of the finest quality and richest pnernsjew
cry from com up 10 the finest qualify made Tor
agurueoivpes he fla ters himself that he is better pre-
pared NEE; the of the public in such things
than any house in this place. at from s. 80 to $50 OO
As quality OF his work, he feels that 1t is too
well establishment to demand admit from him self
recommendations he will only say that he challenges
comparison with any, only taken in this place but
heworli.
With his present facilities he is much better prepared
Oke pictures of children and groups than heretofore
md would especially call attention to that department
In every casc satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
made
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery of every description accurately tuken, spe.
cmers of which mey be seen, and many others with
which his galleries abound by calling the sign Of the
Flag next door to the Virginia Bank. Main ST.. Lynoh-
burg, Va OF at Masonic Temple, Main St., Danvile
N p. GIBBS, Proprietor.
?. S.-Post morem cases and inyalids promptly at.
tade tn when requested.
Stock of all kind furnished TIE craft at thu lowest
cash prices 7. f. Il.
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
fX STITZER In
- Has received and in store his Sping style ssssS
GENTLEMEN,S FINE DRESS HATS

comprising Bcebees New York style which s most
beautilu-also, Oakfuri's young mems Phladel phe
the Baltimore sylecurl brm-whch is very hand, one.
Besides large ofal the various styles and
qualities Of Soft Hats adapted for the Spring Trade:
which he earnestly calls the enton of his
friends and customers and The public give him call,
he is prepared to offer grenter inducements To
buyers than amy like establ hment in the city both
wholesale and retail. All kinds of hats made order.
at tie shortest otice Customers hats dressed over 70
half price Call the sign of the Blue Hat bargains
mar 3.dts WIN SITTER.
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l|ssI.5as.,ssS - Jas, River Canal. aS;.s.zssi asS;.s.zsssi

FARE FROM LYSCHBURG. FARE FROM LYNcHBUR6,
10 Richmond SO so To Lpxington.- 81 %
TO Charlottesville. so To Natural Bridge. l so
10 Cumberl'd G.. II 3 % To Buchanan,.--.- l 81
OUR PACKET BOATS leave Lynchbmg daily at
PM, Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at NJ connecting there with thu North
rrrnand Southern Cars, cavi IL at A. NJ and Steam
Boats down the river. leaving at A. NJ. In Lyuch'
burg supper will be provided the Boats for Passen
eer'comins in on the Tennessee railroad cars.
fasse gers for Charlottesville will take the Tues
oays hursdays and Saturdays Boat,ar in SCOTS
''G next day at liz A. M.,and in Charotesvie p Nj
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Bnchan.
an will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
fadays. at7 A. M Returning leave Buchanan Mon
uayS' Wednesdays and Fridays at 65 A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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TTNlON STEAMSHIPS C0NR.&s,rEiYS:

n NUN Vie A vi HIS GOY ~ n rf,I,-
PHIA, VIA NORFOLK.--The steamerh ITS"@ ~
Virginia. Captain David Teal. steamer As.sksz1zssz-
Pennsy ylyania Captain james Baymore, steamer City of
Richmond, Captain 4. Mitchell One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for Philadelphia every
Monday and Thursday high wnter touching ut City
Point and Norfolk .eve f.eight and passengers.
Returning leave Philadelphia every W Wednesday and
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. M, arriving at Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning which days
they will discharge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
this line and every exeron has been made combae
strength and speed. They provided with Francis
Patent Metallic Life Boets;' set first rate tables, ard
every attention is pnid by accommodating Captains to
the comfort of passengers and the protection OF goods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage TO New York, lst cabin and found So
Philadelphia " - --.-...-6
" 2nd cabin aud not found, .----.--4
Passenger, for New York would consult their interest
by tikng this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest and safest, il is by far the most pleasant
Totnccousts shipping to Pttsburg can be aocommoda
ted by this line as have entered into arrangements
to forward good. through with dspat, h.
For freight passage apply TO
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent,
On the Dock.
z. S.-Al goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays. and niter
they are delivered the wharf shall be considered by
the Compa ny at the risk of the
mar I dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
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Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia.
CAPITAL, 5000, 900.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies uI-
Il fair terms, as in any others of equal responsi
bity, by application TO
p. D. CHRISTIAN, Agt Lynchburg
II
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CLOTHING AT COST.

hWlNG to tho great quantity oi Ready made Cloth
~ ing In ths market and the hardness of the times
have concluded sel for time. our Fine and beau
tfuy assorted Stock of Read made Cloihng Furnish
ing Goods. Umbrellas, Nc, &c. at Cost for Cash
Now IL emphotony tho timo for all wanting such
gopds-upd who does not Ito lay In good supply of
clothing such nre seldom offered In This market
Our Goods nre all new and bat recently purchased. at
very low prcos und cunsist Of all styles and patterns,
from the finest 10 the coursest Kinds snt every per
Our Clolha Cnssmcrcs md Vesting will continue
to mike up al the lowest rites Of profits according
the times mud every article madc upby warrant to wa
give entire satisfaction.
Con q md oil aud examine for yourselves and our
word or It, you win go nwny dissatisfied At
BAKER a. CLAyEY'S
Clothing stoion, Main a. Mnrketsts.
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VIRGINIA Zine Of Richmond .,.sS21sa ,.21a

These vessels of the hrst class bum ~ tho city o
baltimore expressly for this iade and hive superior
Communications for passengers. They are commanded
by experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
nnd who " i'll spare exerton to accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by steam and may
bo relied on to sail promptly Is advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find it to their interest ship by this line,
ms freight will always be taken low us by any other
line of Packets and every effort will bo made by the
agents in Richmond ard New-York to give sntsaction
Freight Is cents per whole and ~ cents per "a y
Tobacco being about 80 per cent. less than ehnrg
the Steamers Insurance can be effected in tho h!Ji.
mond Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per cent
We respectfully ask and hope To succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line to New. York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston Savannah or amy other Southern North
crn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rockets,
In New ork ut Berth No / Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURHIE, Richmond } p
G. IL. PIERSON, NJ Y. }9
No. 81 South Street. -
A,,,,, % L,
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RICHMOND.

nv y y
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
~ 1900 ions BurtheH, Commanded by Captains
~ Cnvendy yand Skinner
The jamestown will leave fich rond every Tuesday af.
ternoon at O'Clock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning at o'clock for New York via Norfolk.
Returning, they will leave New Yotk for Richmond,
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
stopping few hours each way ut Norfolk.
Passage TO New York. including meals und State
room accommodating only ny....---...-.....-.-. si0
cteerage / assHge only
Charge to Norfolk the same by River Bonts.
Merchants and Travellers will find this no of the most
speedy and comfortable bctweon New York and
Richmond. Passage and fare only s0 Steerage pas
sage only IS.
LuDlAM & WATSON,
npl3 q Richmond Nn.
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NpsE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
/ Eslnllisll m e nj --llORAO 4 WATERS. A3a


] Establish ancut HORACE WATERS, 333
Broadway. New York; Tie best aud most improsed
Planes aud Mclodeons. +. Gilbert e. Co.'S Worlds
Fnir Premium Pianos with or without the Hoonn, md
with iron lrnmrs nnd circular scales. The merit of
these insfInmcnsis Is we know To need ,ther com
mendniion GILnnRr's BouDoiR pAsos. elegant in
strnment for small rooms, lALLET 81 CUmsToS's
PrANos Of the old estob ished firm of llnlct &Do Mr.
W being sole ngent for n the nhuyo litnoa, eaD ofel
them lower tlun nny oiher honso nolacc Waters
Pianos manufactured expressly for him, hoving great
power Of tone and elasticity oinnch. 1913 Broadway is
The largest depot Tor Musienl instruments in this coun
Try uding opportunity for selections loi to be had
,Isowhere. Second. hnnd piunos Rfeat bargains. -
Price from SEQ 10 $l75 Every instrument fully wor-
rHntcd or t,p5 1oney refunded.
MEL0DRt NS.-Goodman q Baldwin's Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO nAkKs of keys
n sweet and powerful ns rumcnt Prices from s75 10
5000 S. d. g. II w. Smiths celebrated Melpdeons,
Martins uayraifd GuitnIs Browns linrps, futinn-,
Niolibs Bfnss Instruments, Sc. &o. Dealers suppl ed
with Pianos a.d Mcloeons ut fact ry prices. l2A per
cent. discount 10 Clcrgymen.
MUSlC.-rls list comprises til p oducs Of the
gfeat musters OF both the Amcrennund European CON
iincnls mud Ia receiving additions by extern
aiye publication uf the choice and popunr prcoe Of the
day. Denars in Music md Teachcrs OF Semnaries
wishing purchase my music published, OF make ar
rangements fr continued supple Of Mr.. Waters new
issues will find il their in crest to sail forward
their orders Music sent To any part of tho Union or
Conndus postage free. HOkACk WATERS.
npl 53m
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Great Bargains at Hatcher Logwood & Cos
Sale Of Piece Goods at Cost,

UUNbTSTINU OF ULUTHS, CASSIM EKES,
AND vESTIEGS
HAVlNG been unexpectedly deprived Of the servi-
L L ces of nur Gutter, Mr. James b Edwards.
have determined to sell off whole stock OF Piece
Goods, consisting of CLOTHS ol every shade and
style. Aso. large stock cf CASSIMERES AND
VESTINGS.
This stock which one of the best selected in this
market. consisting mainly of this Spring purchases we
will sell nt Cost or Cash and invite the attention Of
friends and the public to this opportunity Of
luyng in their supplies on such favorable terms
We shall continue 10 sell, usual accommnda-
ting terms full and complete assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c, which will be
sold Mt small profits reduce stock.
may 30 HATCHER, LOCKWOOD e. co. K
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INSURANCE AGENCY,

the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, $500 600.
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VOL. 2.---NO. 2Sl
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains I'm Ready Made Clothing.

order to insure tho comlete disposal Of their
= stock by the close of the season. the subscribers
will offer their large stock Of summer Cloting of their
t,eH manufacture ot greatly reduced prices for CASH.
Those in want ofGOOD CLOTHING now hive OPP
portunty rarey met with supply themselves with
the best article In the mnrket imp ecedentedy low
prices BURROUGHS, SHAFER H. co,
Wholesale ~ Retail Clothing Bazaar * Ger temen's
Out.fng Establishment Main st cor Market.
jun 10
~ Bedford Sentire Salem Beacon. Floyd Intelli-
gencer ,nnd WylheviIIe Telegraph copy.
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For baltimore aud Philadelphia.

by STEAMEK BELVIUENE,
Leaves Richmond eoery Tuesday at O'Clock =. ~.
<s2L THE large and new Steamer Il LVl RE
Sss& Capt. GlfroRp will receive freight every Mon.
tny and up the hour of o'clock p. M, every lnes'
day. for the above places.
Shippers to Wheeling. Pittsbnrg, Cincinnati and The
South nnd West generally, will find this route the chen
,,st and most expeditions. For freight, npplyto
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
I,,i,
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No lIumblIg.
WHEAT TmREsmERs.

nIUGLID & BRO. bayo on hand, and constant.
- ly having manufactured Wleut Thrcshers, with
Horse Powers of the npPfoYel pattern, and put
in the most substantial manner
Those Thrashers buve been used many of
Farmers in the surrounding country, 70 the lust h
ara, and give universal satislaction
E-Y' Orders attended TO with Tromptnnss.