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The following are not enumerated In the
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To know any trade or business without ap-
premiership or experience.
To marry without regard to fortune state
of health, position, or opinion of parents or
friends.
To have wife and children dependent on the
contingencies Of business, and, in case of sud-
den death, leave them wholly unprovided for.
To put of upon hireling strangers the lite
rsry, moral, and religious education OF chill
dren.
To teach children no good trade, hoping they
viii have, when grown up, wit enough to i've
on the industry Of other people.
To enjoy the general sympathy when made
bankrupt by reckless speculations
To cheat the Government, If possible.
To hold oAioe without being competent TO
discharge its duties
To build houses with nine and sixinoh walls
and 90 TO The funerals Of tenants ffemsn, and
Others, killed by their fall, wssping ovsf the
mysterious dispensatiers Of Providence.
To build up cities and towns without p2xks
public squares broad streets, OF yenHle1ed
blocks, and call pestilence yisitstion Of 0ed.
To license rum-sellimg and deplors The IN
crease of crime. IS
To hold slaves, and prate Of freedom
To make Franklin Pierce Autocra3 Of Kan
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.TSr TzIkL OF THY FUGITIVE.

49,, az BIZ NE coincidence Of the trial Of Bara
"a III CELEBRATION of Religious AnNiOsrsariss {,
Boston.
Sat we not in sacred places,
On those festive days'
Woke wo not in palace churches,
Songs of Joy and praise
Yet fail oft the soul would wander
From its homo away;
Thoughts within us stirred, unbidden,
Tears that would Tot stay.
Who il lie, the God NC worship
Ii tais hallowed throng!
Tel Us, docs Eternal Justice
To His name belong!
Dcss He truly hate oppression,
Whose followers we are?
VIC WAC hail the Almighty Father,
lis nature do We shared
z - bl,r-sl Hi fslrer children,
Wreathirs IS ri ia
sly, does He pass by, forgetful,
The lowly and the bound?
Evil angels, do they blind us,
And our souls beguils
We who in His presence gather.
On us does He smile?
Who dares stir the rabid monster,
In our midst at rest?
All around our homes and hearth-stones,
Coils that shape unblest.
Trailing foully Ger Gods altars,
Hangs the ioathsoms thing;
Hearts of men within them failing
Turn they shuddcring.
Who viii face the dragon boldly,
Bid him turn and Zee?
Christian hearts, where'er 20 cluster,
Souls in Christ made free,
Ye who claim to be Gods children.
OF His love partake!
Strength Hs giveth to His chosen, te
To his work awake
M. A. C.
Cheiss0, Massachusetts,.
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LEONARD WRkY.
ROMANCE OF MODERN HISTORY
CHAP. XIII.

b. he author Of 4" The Chronicles Of the Bastile,'
The Embassy" The Yuis Log" Philip Of
LHtais," &c.
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aTHE GREYTowH VICTORY

Out OF very numerous exchange list, COM
prising papers Of all shades of opinion, we have
found but one 10 defend the bombardment and
burning of an unprotected village CT straw cot
tagee, BY the navy of the United States Even
the Washington Union is silent, and daInrs
the outrage by its refusal to speak 1t is so
much in the habit of lauding all connected
with the Administration, from the President to
his footmap, that we may well imagine it can
find no justification for an act which seems to
be universally regarded as Disgrace to our
arms. If the Administration had attempted to
q yindicate the insulted honor of the United
Statesn when the Black Warrior outrage was
committed, or If it should see 6t to relieve
American citizens from dungeons where they
are now suffering, it would have met with the
approbation of all well-thinking citizens The
Democracy, at least, would stand in justifca-
ton of a rebuke offered TO the flag of the coun-
try. or the person of citizen. We have fsiths
fuliy tried TO find apology for the Executive
where national interests have been touched,
but in vain; we could not find shadow of ex-
cuse for the Gadsden fra&d, and must place
the war against women, children, and the
property of American citizens at Greytown,
among the long List Of acts for which the Ad-
ninistration is being justly censured, and ior
which it viii yet experience the merlsea con-
ueulnotAOu VI Inc cOuutIy-&. II &s"s' DS"''
BARBEcuE ON SENATOR DouGLAs's FARM
The Southern (Miss) Journal gives descrip-
tion Of : barbecue given BY Mr.. Strickland,
the agent and overseer Of the plantation Of the
Hon. Stephen A. DonRlss, on the Pearl river.
There are one hundred and forty adult slaves
on the plantation, belonging to the Senator
from Illinois and about forty little dsrkies
greeted the eyes Of the editor, rolling about
3on the old cabin foors." The feast was of
the most abundant and inviting character.
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S,4.s,sI BIZ ne ooineiasaoe Of the trial Of Burns
Ia ths CELEBRATION Of Religious AnNiUsrsGriss IN
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Washington Items


The Nebraska bill is to bepushed through with
great ~speed-before the "softs" can have time to
bolt. This, however, they have don. Mr.:
Deane of New York-who the other day pledged
himself, having set the example of sloi ing.
The fight between the lizards" and "Sotts' Is
spreading. TX Governor Smith put his foot III
it Thursday, aud made as much as did his name
sake from Alabama.
The nomination of Admiral Sanders--that AS
soeiate of cut -throats and out laws"-has been
sent to the Senate by President Pierce Great
country!
Redfeld's nomination has been confirmed 30 to
: The NEGATIVES Southern Wings. 1t Is repor-
ted that Mr.. Benjamin made a scathing speech ON
the subject. Senator Seward supported the nom
nation.
Mr.. Gadsden has reached Washington-and IT
is supposed the Treaty will be sent in next week.
Though many think more territory could he ae-
CURED from Mexico in a cheaper way than buy
ing it. Walkers expedition-not having failed
-endangers the treaty. An honest agei
The President and Mr.. Marcy have reversed
their decision in regard TO NJ. Bedini, and recog-
nized him As a Diplomat.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

T SUBSCRIBERS are now receiving their
l stock of Goods, nm offer for snle-
Rus.ia Tarred aud Manila Cordage of ull sizes, from
A la , inches in diameter.
Blocks Tor Derfirks. and hoisiing apparatus OF all sizes,
-ALsp-
Patent Friction Roller hlocks, n new article In this
market, by which one third OF the labor In hosting
by the eommo block Is sav'd,
Hnuks and Thiinbl, : Tor ioisting-ropes,
Datum, insi Pitch n d Tar.
white lend. Whine Zine Paint, Black Paint Flow do.
Red Lend Vef,iigris Imperial ard Chrome Green,
Vermill'on and Pru.sian Hue, Paris ;, hiie. Lamp
black, Putty, &c.,
Paint Brushes, al -izes-marking do,
Fancy Pals Half do. do, Coolers in nests, Wooden
Box Matches, Broonls, Trays, Barrell Covers. Meas
urcs. Suea, Boxes. Flour Pals. DC, &c,
Ground Gon.e. Pepper. Ailspice Cloves, cayenne Pep
per, London aud American Mustard. Chocolate &c.,
Lina"ed OIL. rnw aud boiled-Wi inter, Solir and Sperm
OIL,
Meas Pork aud Beet. sugar, COFFEE Syrup, Molasses and
other Groceries,
Our took has been purchased, entirely for Cash. of
the Manufacturer IN New York and Boston, aud We
will nnrr gfeat ind dement's 10 purchasers, either at
Wholesale or Retail.
LEE e. CO, On the Dock.
Richmond. Janrapy 81 t.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore American.

Correspondence of the Baltimore American.
1he Confirmation ofMr. Redfetd-Ihe Mega
the pote-The Merican T'reaty-Ihe Aebras-
kd BW-Sendtor Pedrce.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.-Ghe nomination OF
IN. Redfield, as Collector of the Port of N. I ork,
pee Bronson, removed, occupied the Senate IN
Executive Session nearly two hours and a halt
qhls afternoon. The debate is represented to
pave been of quite an excited character, at the
conclusion of which the nomination was confirm
NL-Ayes 30, noes 6.
The Senators voting in the negative were
4lessrs. Badger, of North Carolina: Benjamin OF
louisiana; Bell, of Tennessee; Dixon,of Kentucky
Dawson, of Georgia; Toombs, of Georgia; Jones,
q tennessee; and Thompson, of kentucky-all
Southern Wings.
Messrs. Seward and Fish, of n. York, both
Poke in favor of the nomination. All the Sena-
prs OF free soil te ndencies voted aye.
Our Minister to Mexico, Mr.. Gadsden, had an
eterview with the President and Mr.. Marcy to-
ay in relation to the rumored Mexican treaty.
he rumor is current again that there is no treaty
Put only the memorandum of u treaty agreed up
4 There is much excitement here in relation to
he Nebraska bill, and caucuses of the delcga-
Ions from the free States have been held on the
&ubject.
The announcement of the caucus nomination
ff Senator Pearce for re- election by the Wing
hembers of the Legislature of Maryland, has
gwen universal satisfaction to his friends in Con-
gress and to our citizens generally.
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Telegraphed for the Daily virginian

RTE Penn; January 30th.-The repairs of
the railroad track were finished to-day, and trains
will commence running tomorrow. Further dis
turbanoe is apprehended.
NEw-YoRK, January 30th.-llayward's extern
siye India rubber ,rks, at Colchester. Conn.
have been burnt. The Overscer persisted in the
flames. Five hundred hands are thrown out of
employment.
The weather in the Northern States has been
the coolest on record. In New Hampshire and
Vermont the mer Jury has stood thirty-two de-
grees below zero. The harbor of New-Ycrk is
INSTRUCTED by ice.
A terrible explosion of French's Cartridge Fac
Fifteen persons were killed.
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Signor Bedini at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Mr. Marcy has de-
sided to change his policy on the reception of
sg, Bedini as a diplomatic agent of the court of
home. 1t is the intention of the governmental
pay him all the Lonors to which his official char
peter entities him, and he will receive q passport
such as is accorded to an Ambassador. The
.oPe's Nuncio, will, therefore, receive a proper
nplomatic recognition, and be furnished with all
!Ie powers necessary for his protection while in
PAe United States.
The Nuncio is still here, and it is uncertain as
. the time of his departure. 1t is said, however,
uat he will not leave before the last of next
Neek' when he will take the southern route via
[seW Orleans, for Brazil. But his mission is ul-
Phately to Madrid.
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McCORKLE g. JONES',

n Merchants,
Main St. ~LynchbuIg, Va.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING lllrir Fail Supply, Ia which
"A they solicit the attention Of their friends and the
publi' generally, viz:
300 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio \ agar. .Jaya and Masaeaibo CoHce,
90 bhI-. Crushed, rulveriscd Coffee and O,sri
fed Sugars,
10 hhd- I. Il aud N. d, Sugar,
10 Boxes Lonf Sugar,
800 Kegs Nails, nl sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather.
30 Tons Country, Rolled aud Band Iron, all sires
% Gases Fine stick Lienriee,
30 do Common Stick Lirnricc,
% do Fine Mass do
- \ Coils Mum In Rope, | Ia . inches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive Oil,
rs Boxes Candlea. all qualities,
10 Btrrela N, q. Molnsaas,
5 hiids. West l., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, sumo pure,
do Tar.
40 do Herrings, Mackcrcl and Sind,
300 bush. Glover, Timotll, Orchard. Enslsh Blue
nnd Even Green Grass Seed.
5000 HIS Prime Western Bacon Sides,
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sidcs
- cured by VIM Mas-ie,
5000 lbs. Chat, Sheer aud Bli.tcrcd Steel, Nil s,Ees,
40. 200 Feet y ,iety Fuse.
900 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is don. knwland's and Hnmea' Shoyels.
$40 Blankets, different qualities,
800 Wool HITS. do do
ALSO
Cnl,coep, Domeatics, bleaeied and INTERCHANGEABLE
Ticking, O.naburga, Smoking and ChowinR Tol aroo oil
NIL qualities, OF their own Manufacture. ~hie', they wal
rainfall of which thy will sell low for cash, Ia pui' nnl
customers on time, or, in exchange tor country Pre- Ice
Chill on us before ma ,nr Your bill. elsewhere, " yoe
plonar.
Wewant 1900 10 ., 400 bushels shcllcd Oats 70, VI icl
liberal prizes will hr puiI.
oct od-its MoCORKLE & JOf ES.
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a new Roman Catholic Cathedral will be erect
E an New York in the Spring. 1t is to be the
L"sest church edifice in the United States. The
Suna,ng will be $50 feet in depth, by los in
reaath' and will be surmounted by an immense
rne' having a diameter of 104 feet. There will
viii ne two lofty towers. The height of the nav
almost wholly stone e" nn5 % ;ron' The !" b build JHaa vile
Nh ~ sixteen chapeis' and three organs, one Of
.Iga viii be Of great size. Its location viii be
o . M avenue and Forty eighth street. The
e." Is expected to be about $780, 900.
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Consols on Wednesday closed at 92a.

DEATHS AT CAIRo.-We understand that a
passenger arrived here yesterday, from Cairo,
with tie information that one hundred and six
Fad bodies had been found in the woods near
that place. 1t is supposed that most of the
feaths had been caused by dysentery or diarrh@a,
put, without doubt, cold and hunger had an equal
lgeney in producing this terrible mortality.-St.
Louis Mo- Democrat.
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w OFFER fnk SALE-
10 Hogahead =. II. mud n, O Sugar,
50 Barrel Coffee Sugar.
% Olnrihea Sugar,
1000 lbs. best Iunf 10
10 hhds. N. o 4 Supnr-housc Molnsses,
100 Bues Rio and lngui n Coffee,
IS do Superior brown Jnva Coffee,
3 Cn-rs Gunp'dcr, lmp',l and FIN Teu,
500 Sides good sole LEATHER,
100 upper .
. Bales Shoe Thread.
5000 lbs. Bnle Corton. n-sortcd numbers,
3 Bill Cotton b ,iis.
100 Sacks Suit,
IS Tons Bar Iron,
3 do Rolled Tira Iron,
I do Round Il Square Iron, assorted,
do Blisicrcd Steel,
1000 lbs Cn-t mud Shear
5 Boxes Collins y Ar hers PnleniAxes
300 Kegs Nails. assorted -i1cs,
20 Grind STONES,
50 Boxes Tnllow Candles,
80 Il" Adnmnntine Candies,
90 -" spe,m, do
30 = Turpenlire Sonp,
so " English dniry Cheese,
so Pine App,e do
so Bnfrels Ma kcrnl.
so Kits do No. /,
50 Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Gond Fnmily Baron.
Besidns n number nf other ~ ,icics too icdinu. tn
ention sept y is
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l. ADAMS & cos, Expresses ohe d aiy CeTfq'n
and Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all descriP
lions from all parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Piiveieees on the
.wifl and sure >tcs'ners jamestown and Roar6be. saving
New York, Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich
mond Friday and Monday Of each week by this line
we are prepared to forward goods of all descriptions nj
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond da''S
per Edmund and Davenpor's line at Packets.
Clouds delivered Free Of Porterage:
Our inland express per Great u Mail Lac. G. ~
.s as her, tofore, To arrive in Richmond Tnrioe d.
The well-known character Of our house tor resp 49,
hilit, and attention To tie Interests Of our customers
warrants US in saving that shippers will hod II I" Their
u.arest to order ttgir Gnrds through "A.tfms8' C".
E,o,ess " ADAMS & co,
gef Nm. II. BoLy, AFeHt.
i,5g.i.its ~gnrAtsyq Va.
N. B.-GooSs 4,spotc,ed to al points where " e nave
agents.
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The Erie Difficulty.

ERIE, Jan. 26.-Itis understood that the l..
S. Marshal has receiveda dispatch from Attorney
General Cushing, instructing him to proceed to
repair the Railroad, and protfering him the aud OF
L.. S. troops in case of obstruction. Judge
Thompson is endeavoring to allay the excite
mcnt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-31

NEw-YoRK, January 3D.-Flour, 80 IL to 80
81. Wheat, nominal. Corn, declined 4 to DC.
Mixed and Yellow, 81 90 to 81 ".
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Markets.

BALTIMORE Jan. 81.
FLOUR, 3 75aS S7-Yellow Corn 93-Mixed
90-Wheat = 10.
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CONGRESS-.

- WASHINGTON, Jan. 10
SENATE.-Mr. Douglas commenced to. day an
elaborate exposition of his Nebraska bill.
HoUsE.-Mr. Ewing called up the resolution
requesting the Senate to return the joint resolu-
ton on the subject of changing the mode of elect
ing the President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-31
SILkS! SILkS!! SILK Sill
DECEMBER 20, l853.
GEE d T. VI. RU Il IL,

YNCHBURG, VA.
q leave to call the attention of the Ladies' to his
- splendid assortment of Sur Goods.
90, %, 30. ~. "a ID inch supr. blk gro. de. RhincSilks
~ ana 80 inch extra quality blk Tafeia Silks,
Biz. wateted aud hlk. Brocadcs nss trted,
Supr, blk Axmune Silks, for Mourning Dresses,
Biz. md White (Plnid.) do do.
" French Grey and Steel cold Silks for Second
mourning,
81" White Brocade- for BriitI Dresses in great variety,
" Blue, Pink. White md Straw cold Glao silk for
evening Dresses.
" plai6 mud Brocade cold silks for second day
Dresses.
" Plaid silks, (Plaids very lai ge } for Dinner Dres-
ses. (.npurb)
" Frcnch su,in (ver, superior qual,,y) fo' r.es.e.,
Plaid French Pop ins, for 10.
Those wanting silks Of the newest styles and IF tho
hest qinlty ,nt very reasonable prices. will lind II their
interest 10 emil mud cxamine this Stock. ns IL IL VET large,
and comprises u much grcn,er variety than can I.ually
be found in one Store
dee 81 u
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PnlLADEIpnIA, Jan. 30.

THIIADFIFIIA, JUN bV.
The Steamer, City of Glasgow, has arrived
Her advices from Iiverpool,t to the Oh inst. ARE not
so late as those brought over by the Atlantic.
Gov. Bigler has gone to Erie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-31

HDUCAT1ON-The next SESSION Of the sub
IL scril,r,', Sclaoi will commence on Tuesday, the
first al FEBRUARY WM. s. REID, JR.
ian 27.4t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-31
Furniture :! Furniture ! !

4 q =
AM now receiving and opening IA large assortme't
i Of new and elegant Furniture embracing IN part.
~ Ladies' Mahogany. Rosewood and Wal -
EsAss nut Cab nets, NJ hoenny and Rosewood
N Bureau, Marble Top \ Plain Mohogooy JET
Wash Stands, Card Tables, Extension Tables,
T4ca Teies, Mahogany Rockers, arm Chairs,
Parlnr Chairs, Hat Slund &c.-Also n lot of Mahog-
any Plank, and Mahogany aud Rosewood Nenirrs.
Great inducements will be offered purchasers, in or
der 10 close the consignment Immediately.
IV-A liberal discount made to the trnde.
innoI WIN u. MDSBY.
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WAsIuNGToN. Jan. 26.-The New York dem
ocratic delegation held IA meeting last night, and
determined to oppose the Nebraska bill. The
softs, to a man, voted to oppose it, and several of
the hards also. The Ohio Democrats held a
meeting this afternoon, and. it is said, voted u
unanimously tooppose it. The administration
heard of the New York meeting last night, and
advised the speech of Governor Smith to-day.
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et1sns p, ItHs. ~. aAaffs. wsrrttH
N,lsan LynehInr.. A.l.o.
PETERS, MARTIN 4 CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merohanta,
- uRsur Vu


TENDER their services To iltir 4 lends. aequsinisf
L fes, aud the Planters. Former. and Merchar Il Of
yireiaia and Notih Ca OHM.
FOR TIE SALE Of
TOBACCO WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &c.
n for the pur linsr of GOODS, ~ROCERlES Gu
Mo PLeStEh, Ne
Particular attention will h. paid To the Forwarding
# tiot l., Grueeiirs, Produce. Nc.
II n trtir lase experience IN bnsinrss, their united
anftsaud untiiinF esrrttnn,, they t,usi aud believe they
vii he able Ia give satisfaction tn those WIN mny conhde
heir business Ia their ma nng"meni.
Office on 18th STREET. opposite Slmckoe Wutehouse.
Stbiagc House IN the lins u.
REFERENCE.
Judge Lncna T.. Thompson, ,.u.
Mcrsrs lmhelon a Mc5ue, august"
Hon VIM. q Hiyes. Alhcrmarle.
- Ven w. N e o.iel h'R R"a, NoSou.
VIM. A MILLER. L~yncbburg
Erhols a frsnr. do.
Mcdaniel Iiuri a Preston, do.
Mctnrklr a Innra, do
AGREE a ns5lanRhap, do.
Joseph II Wilson. do.
Ttnsey, Taylor a. Co, do.
A n. Rucker, do.
Leo a. johnson, do.
Saunders A lrby, do
J, VI lIollns, do.
Hug barclay. lexington,
Nh aasie, Augusta,
VIM Martin, Chesterfield,
Jas Il eyre,
inn . acts
~ Stauntnn Spectator, Dnnsilir Register and Lev.
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