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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
Iron Works 4 1900 Acres of Land
FOR SALT,

RI Virtue ol deed of iust, execute to Us on tho
- 18th OF August, 1919 by Alexander ~ Mon tom,
~. and Others aud of record in tho Clerks Ohre Of
Nelson County Cour, shall the 27th dan nj Or
iAer nat, ii tar If not. the next fair day pt, mo
premises aod at the Furnace situated thereon. sell ~
tie highest bddpr all that valu ,be Land known bv tho
Ia OF EIk Creek FaInace-consting of bet yeen 100
and l9J0nc
1t lsa property in every respect most valuable : ia
situated ON Ja~cs River, in the OF Ne son M the
mouth OF Blk Greek, ami the Canal: and n, nm
hon Establishment, oiiers every nducement TO enter.
PIE in such pursuit. The are, limestone and voad
are belh's ed to he abundant.
The trustees apWehend that there exists leius unon
this property To the amount of several thor. ud o.rs
prior and preferable to the Lem AWARDED by the dead m
them; and in oider 10 Prrv' III mischief they II With
hol the aPrbcation The purchase money until il
a'tertaned t1at the purchaser will get a gond mic
This is The fourth eilot which the Trustees have mazda
to sell this pm pert, and being required imperntyey
by the preferred creditor. Jno Il MrClauabau ia ,rn.
COED Ia execute the deed Of trust All persons interes
ted are hereby warned that The sale vii he lnaieSt on
ably nude al tie time nd place above mentioned
A. much cash will be requi,ed as will pay the expen-
at sale and the expenses heretofore incurred in the
effort tn sell and Tor the residue credit Of one two and
three year will be given Good personal security 10 be
gwen and the title tanned u6til the purchase nonev
paid ANY person living in the nerglborl ood of the
ands will snow Them, and especially MIR. Alexander
Mundy and Mn. G"rhn jordan.
STEhtiNG CLAIBORNE, T,os,oos
aug 3.ctdS.
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TemDeranCe Meeting

A meeting of the friends of Temperance, in
tn, county Of Campbell, was held at Mount Zion
IN said county, the Goth of July, 1851. for the
purpose of appointing delegates to the State Con
vention 10 be held in the city of Lynchburg on
the 18th day OF August next. Thomas Cooke
was called to the Chair, and Leroy W. CrulIe APP
pointed Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed T.. NJ. Ander-
son, 'rhos. II. Rosser, VIM. w. Mathews, Thos
Ii. Jones, Thos. W. Jones. Sam'l. Il. lrby and
Bolar Cooke, Committee To report suitable dele
gates to said convention, from the County of
Campbell
The Committee reported the following dele
gates: Armstead W, Smith. O. c. Clark. Jas
Terry, lhos. Bettertou, Bricc \. Martin. A. NJ
Jennings, DIR. VIM. l.. Graham, DIR. JAS Nowlin,
VIM. IL. Nalker, Francis w. Scott, ,Ino. w.
Payne {. c. Harvey, Capt. Jeffrey Murrell, T.
Fox, Edward \. Burton. Fayette zee, Col Moses
Arnold, Capt. Burweli Lee, VIM. A. Lee, Sam'l
Tardy, Col Zach. Norman, VIM. n Withers,
Jacob IL. Anderson. Petcr Hunter, Col. j. h.
Lettwloh, lno. c. Norman, Geo. Nulle DIR. 4
j. Clark, Josiah Shepperson, Jno NJ. p Flynn
Zachariah W. Norman, Richard NIorsan Dr.
Robt L. Withers, &. Hayth, DIR. R1bt w.
Nithers, Rev. X. g. Brown, Achilles NJ. Herp.
dom Hiram 5. Freshman. VIM. H. Berton. VIM
| b. Rector, Pleasant b. Rosser, NJ b. NowIn
| L. /. Withers, Bennets Tweedy, Littleton |. eft
J wich, VIM. Jones, Jas. ID. Cardwell, JAS Stem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
ORITuARY
LEROY ". CRALLE, .See'ry.

Departed this life on the 2lst of July. Hiss
MAGl JANE MAsoS, daughter of Mr. Nathaniel
Mason of Campbell county, at the residence of
her grandfather, l'aulet Clark, Esq.
The subject Of this obituary consistent
member Of the Presbyterian church. Her amin
bic disposition and sweetness OF temper, greaty
cndeared her to all her friends and acquaintance
who now mourn the loss of her though they
mourn not o those who hive no hope.
For several years. the deceased wns great
sufferer through the loss Of health but she was
enabled by the grace Of God, 10 bear her allie
tons with christian mceknrss patience and for
tituda aud at last, to meet the king of terrors
without drcnd.
"Blesscd arc the dead who die in the Lord
from henceforh yea, saith the spirit that they
may rest from their labor, and their works do
follow them.
Republican please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

THE ATLANTIC AND THE PACIfIC.-All idea
OF an inter-oceanic anal is now abandoned both
M the United States and in Europe, the project
having been asecrtaned to be inpractcnhle.--
The inter communication must be by railroad
The Panama railroad company hive nearly com
petcd then enterprise, which will be very
great and valuable work, mn honor to our coun-
try. 1t is somewhat south of I09. Another
railroad, the "iIonduras inter-oceanic railway"
from Puerto Cahcllo ON the Gulf side to the Bay
of Fonscca on the Pacific coast between l3a and
To- n. latitude has been commenced with eyery
prospect of success
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

e ~@sAgricultural Address JAMS Brucf,
'-@ Use President II The Agricultural ~orlety 81
y rslnln aud NORTH C,rona, will del yer m Agiselu
ii Addlr-s :. tie Ihaux Hall, in the city OF Peter
bury, On fray evening the tn cot Augt-t, Il half ut
o,.ocs. Tn cuasu> uf Petersburg, the Farme,s IF
Virgin ia nni Mott Carolina. aud the ladies generally.
Ho.t respectfully m,red II attend.
Hy OF i,rpf Tar ESECuryE GoMMlTIEE.
jpiy II ctAhang
a ~ - Some persons never get god Picturr,aul
" 40 it is nainy owing Ia 1hc loss of mir. and Ia
Dngu,aeotyre Artist. would say, keep Emcts .
Amcriruu Ile Restorative WIN Is the best prcpnra-
lon ion -oltenng the hair. rs we'll as producing ncw
rrowu thereby giving soft tune to the pictu PRICE
81 IL large bottles. Sold by ID. L. DiMAN-
l
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Pnlllic Mailing

There will be public meeting held at Camp
bell Court llouse,on Monday the ll,h Of the pres
ent month, Court Day. for the purpose Of appoint
ing delegates to the State Temperance Conyen-
ton 10 be held in Lynchbarg on the 18th August.
The friends # Temperance and the public gen.
orally nrc invited 10 attend.
Republican please copy.
nnp , VT In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

l.. 'n ID AL Nno want AXEs Of the rea Coil IN
n Co.. make should be particular to notice III
snmps as there are various countceits and imiu on
Stamped Collins and abrlicd much like ours which A.
thudcnty -od III parts ofthe Uuted Slaesas our
mhhuarture. They are made in different parts If the
country by various makers and are generally their
poorest quality The genuine Collins axes, which have
acquired such an extensive reputation, invariably
stamped COLLIN cos. HARTFORD and each
axe Las a prlntel la'e with mt signature IL is
mufH than / TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Sirce we [ lnmenced
the business with the stamp of Collins & Co. Hart
ior "nd do agt know al any ,her axe-Inak by the
name OF C"uins IN tn" Utted States.
Aug }, '5I-wly SAM w. COLLINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

.Jno. eardwell, Aan l.. Nyllie, Jno. T. perrow
stephen Pefrow, sr., Rev. .Jno. 5. Mason, Rev.
Joseph Spriggs, Jno. NJ. b. Stevens. Adam elem
ent. Jr., Geo. w. Leo and .Jno. Thornhl.
On motion, the Chairman. Secretary and Com
mittee, were added tn the delegation and the pro-
eeedings Of this meeting ordered to be published
in the Lynehburg papers.
THOS COOKE, CHR'My.
fp.y " ('pAIrr See'ru
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EDY NPasEsA.

- Received Tins mnruir :, by Express, the lowing
a,ilrles which Ne nvtta customers and the ladies
particularly to cad aud xamlnc:
Canb.ts Edgcaud in-eaiag
Swiss do
Cambria and Swiss tlouncing
WhiteJuco sct Ctnhias,
Fine French Noik Collars and Sleeves,
Chemi,eDts,
line aud Common Black I.act Mnts.
White Nice Gamble. Nc
aug 3 SrlGLER, McELDERRY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
The Mexican Treaty-A Nice Financial ope


The Mexican Treaty-A Nice Financial ope
ration.
We understand lint certain parties in Wash
ingtnn trying 10 get hold of the three millions
in the Treasury Department, the balance due
Mexico under the ten million treaty. when the
boundary line is run. II will be remembered
that the treaty was syieeted by the senate, when
the appropriation To pay Mexico seven mil
lions. The day following, however, by hoc@
pocus arrangement, never satisfactorily explain
ed. the rejected treaty was rreonsidcfed, three
millions added TO the "indcmnity,' aud IN this
shape rntled. The third article of the treaty
reads thus
In consideration Of the foregoing stipulntions,
the government Of the United States agrees to
pay 10 the government of Mexico, in the city of
New York, The sum of ten milli~ls OF dollars, of
which scyen millions shal be paid Immediately
upon The exchange of the notifications of This
troaty. aud the remaining three millions rs soon
"a the boundary lines shall be surveyed, marked
and established
Seven millions hive already been paid to Gen.
AImonte, n II well known. The three millions
appeu.s to have been left 10 pay the spolsmcn,
aud accordingly they are naturally anxious to
finger the cash. What pfetcAt they VIII hatch
up 10 eynde the provision of the treaty which
declares this balance is not to be pnid ill " the
boundary lines shnll be surveyed, marked aud
established, we know not, but necessity Is
the mother Of invention, md the money market
Is tight, there is little doubt modus operdnd
will be discovered if the operators do not lack
the courage 10 carry out their designs. II seems
"a hard case at all events, that any fuss should
be made nbouto portion Of it, when the whole
arrangement is - swinde.
1t was said that Gen Amonte, after getting
that seven million draft, going TO Europe to
rest awhile after his lnbors But, according to
the atest accounts, this distinguished Mexican is
still at Washington. Doubtless the proper pnr-
ties representing Mexico AFRO prepared TO pay
good bonus for cash down, 50 that they can dis
tribute their. fayors ike honorable men from the
White House to the Capitol, stopping at the in
tcrmediute landings" In the absence of re
duction Of the tariff, let us rid Secretary Guthrie
Of his surplus by all means, as to do the most
good-N J. Herald.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
L,PIsCopAl.ts - sCueoaoFya

"a Bfy. JOHN +. MCGUIRE, Rector.
lh- session Of this Institution a III commence on
"Wednesday, the 18Th ol September. and continue until
tie sccond Wednesday olJuly 1873.
The course ri study il iu and comprehensive. en-
brocirg all the hl4nches eta classical aud malhematci-
cal education.
TtHns$ 225 pen session II ten months. payable semi
annually IN advance viz: II 80 at u commencement
al the sessitu md Sll2 ~ ON fIe second "Wednesday
IN February. Parents seeming suns pay @2O5,thasr
sending fircc pay sl95racs, on the same terms semi
annuity ia advance,
Modern Languages Music, and Drawing are cxtn
charges.
Application for entrance, for hlt rr par.ic ars
addressed 10 tho Rector. Pamphlets containing full
account Of de school seat t" tine who request
I. rl"ulnsicul Seminary, Fahax 20 Va.
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
Tho Scoth iron t1ade-

From the quarterly circular, issued by Mr..
lhomHs lhorhurn, we learn that during the last
quarter consumers, shippers and dealers have
purchased extensively at is, Us, SOS, Sis. and
-. 6d.' and that prices thereafter steadily al
funced 10 Sos, - I'd, Obs. and 92s I'd Though
the exports, foreign aud ooastwise, have nhatcd,
and scarcely average $4,000 tons per week, yet
they in conjunction with the local consrlmptionhy
the tonndries and mnIleablc works of fully 600
tons per week, continue considerably in excess of
The ITO furnaces nj present IN blast IN Scotland
The stocks IN warehouse, keepers x makers stores
arc now only llj,GoD tons, having been reduced
2io,uOO tons within twelve months, and principal
~ held by few wealthy houses, who took for 95s
10 ZOOS The prices are much less here when com
pared with those ruling in Saflordshre, where
80 Ia t6 6s per tom is freely paid for the best
pig iron. In the Monkland districts the INSULT
cheney Of ironstone Is also being experienced, rs
IN Ntatlordshire and the make lessening there
The unprecedented number of ronNcssels in pro
gross of construction on the Clyde, combined
with foreign demand for all manner of manu-
featured iron, has caused the makers of bars
sheets aud plates, to establish an advance in their
prices during the quarter from los 10 lbs. per
ton. The prices are, for plates and sheets, [ II
los 10 Gl3 bars, so los To [ ! |; rails, flO
lDs-less / per cent?. s. Economist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

Ii EsSi a.aas7 N OTICE.-lie Ticket Office Ut
Sssz xhf-iz1@~theV V. * T. Ralroad Company,
lynchburg will hereafter be closed always five
before the departure OF the trains Passenger.
luesed to apply early the flee and procure tickets.
or they will positively be charged aiditlon
10 the regular ralcs OF arc; they ais requested
procure change. will be- changed for loss
amount that 81 80 JNO Il. McCkERY, I. Ag't.
july l9-ts
10 Aliplpers advertising for this Co. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
arrested the same day on tils strength ot the "a
bove disclosure.

INDEPENDENT. The editor Of the Wheeling
Gazette,in giving the particulars Of a recent DIFF
ficuty between himself aud the Post Master at
that place says; 80 far my paper Is concerned,
il shall be published free from the restraints of
office holders threats,ifl have 10 place revolver
at the case Of every composition, aud plant a
swivel nt the door of my nllica,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
The Southern Electro

We have received the above periodical for
june which announces that it has changed
hands. ID. A. Whitaker, Esq. lis former editor
and proprietor, has sold out his entire interest TO
James NJ. smyth, Esq, Of Augusta, Ga. II will
hereafter be issued "sekiy, in quarter form, UNI
der the title Of the southern Eclectic and Home
Gazette" The new periodical ''wi embrace ar.
ticles selected from foreign Magazines aud jour-
mails, together with such as are Of II more popular
character, both Original and selected 1t will al
st contain nows department for tie information
of all classes of readers" Such Is To be the
character of the publication in future, in the lam
guage of the address 10 the friends Of the South
ern Eclectic enclosed in the last nnnbc,. We
commend it to public favor both because ii viii
be an excellent Miscellany aud Southern one.
Its published in Augusta, Ga
The number of that excellent Agricultural pa
per, the SOUTHERN PLANTER, for July, has come
TO hand.
BLAcKwoop, for July is ON our table The
new volumes of the four Reviews and Black wood
commence with the North British Review for
May, md the others and Bnckwood, for July.
The present is therefore favorable time to
subscribe for these valuable publications.
Price - wear for Blaekwood-for any of the
four Reviews and Blocl>wood s. for all the Re-
views and llnckwood $40
Postage on tho -Four Reviews and Backwood
10 any Post Office IN the United States. only ~
cents year. viz I cents n year ON each Re
viom.and y cents year on Inekwood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
COMMERCIAL.
Lynohbure Tobacco and Wheat Market.


TOBACCO. ECO
Inspected the past week 57e hhds 'gains,, ' 900
hhds, corresponding week of last year; i, Lee g..
animation in the market yesterday oa'e IN ~,
the week of % hhds under IS oo, 30 mas i r
81 to So, 81 hhd- at from to - - hhds at Nun
7 To- -. 1913 hhds Mt from to so. ~ mus AZ
from IL to Si5, - bids n from l5to 80 mus
above S25 and 80 hhdS nfon private terms
WHEAT N
But few parcels received. Sales from sl''o
10 $50. VIM 7. SMITH.
Comm Uerchdnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
Conviction Of Rape The Perpetator Sentenced
To be InnE.

A correspondent Of the Express says that a
dave nnmcd William, belonging to Mr. Hines,
tried at Surry Courthouse ast week for the
commission of II ripe ou the person of Mrs. X.
Rogers, very pons aud excellent lady, and
sentenced Ia be hung in October next.
The evidence of Mrs Robinson proved about
thc following facts:-'lhcrc being corn shuck-
ing" III the neichborhood, her daughter left homo
IN the afternoon 10 attend it. Shortly after he
left, Noau, the prisoner, made his appearance
Mt the door oil her dwelling. She desired TO know
whit he wanted. lie answered nothing but
immediately rushed in, seized her, and threw her
10 the floor. She cried aloud tor help, but her
cries were stihcd by the iiend, who crammed her
apron IN her mouth. Shortly after he ran o0t of
the hoasc, Mr.. Rogers, the husband Of the uniort
uunte lady returned, aud upon being informed by
his wife of whnt had occurred, seized his gun,
pursued aud shot ut the scomdrpl, but was so
excited, that the firing proved Intellectual
The master of tho slave employed vsy able
course To defend HIM but the evidence was too
strong and the law will be fully yin dieated.-Pe-
icrsbarg intelligence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

toRnlN CoNvENrIoN.-'rhc Corbins of Virgin
in, Maryland, aud their collatcrals we see it sta
ted are to meet at Barnum's Hotel in Baltimore,
on the OH of August, for the purpose of defining
their genoalogy, IN order 10 take some legal steps
to investigate their claims to the Jennings es-
tatc."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

uOEEtE.--'The friends of Temperance in
Appomattox are respectfully requested to meet
Mt August Court and appoint delegates to the
state Temperance Convention to Be held in Lynch
burg on the Eth August
aug 3-c2.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
200 AcresOf Land.

oe hundred aud tx 9rres al witch finely tnbered
ad the resi- lue in II fine stale of cultivation nnd i Wa,
vatered. The Improvements NEW BR OK
IWELLlNG House twn stories igh with 10 r ON. a
SAW MILL, GRISTMlLL Barn and Out.Hou.e.-
lhrre is also thrifty Orchar. the ptce
ltthe said plantation sold y lraielg before rho
2h day Of August, SD. wi sell ii at public auc,ior.
the premises, thai day.
fFRMs made known the day Of sale
nmp 3 LIS RlIRELiI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
Musical Notice.

GENNARO f. BOZZAOrRs return Iii erofetp2
~ thinks to his 'rmer rntrous and would inform then,
and the citizens Of Lynelhurs genrnliy til he VII
commence his seteteea session Of musical stiurton
ON tn 4thSrptemher.
Terms ur lessons given private residences u each
pni Tor session OF i've months two lessons per week.
Us follows.
instruction on The Piano and Singing s25 90
Guitar 5 90
GI euen desiring Instruction the Violin Flute.
the given at their homes, will be charged the above
rates
lie will, also. at the time, by the request of
OF his friends open public singing schroloverthe book
store of Messs. Pay-e x Christian for Lade. I'd Gea
ilemeh, where twenty four l'sson- vi be wen in
tweve eh>, each pupil payInshg six dollars the
Pmtion 81 the torn
fersors desiring lis services in either orle we de
PARTNERS will please ave their d. D. Il. ly.
ma drug store.
No deduction will be made xcertin of rro.rac
ted sickness
aug Linn
I,FOR HIRE.--A NEGRO GlRL. II or lS yenrs Old
IN nj : IL ItsA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

A HoosIER's ADvICE.-When n young mans
head begins to run on "alabaster shoulders
exquisite ankles, and similar eNeitin' goods. he
must either be "shut up" discontinue business
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

SALE or THE CRYSTAL PAIAcE.-H is stated
in II New lork Sunday paper that the L. States
Government wishes TO purchase the Crystal Pal
ace for some purpose, and has offered $4,000
for it, 1t is also rnmored that the city of Boston
proposes to give Sl75,OO0 for it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
TOWnIey's Acc0nntant-Cflice.

have op bed an Office Tor writing 10y the Job | will
make original entries, write up looks. draw off nc
counts, &c. Tor merchants and oiEers. VIII draw TO-
moderate fees, deeds osale deeds u" trust wills agree
mehtS, bonds. &r. For merchants and others will do
then their counting rooms. il lhey pre- erit
propose. also Ia dn business as genera agent
Any communication through the post office, will be
promptly attended 10. may be found, 1T present at my
residence an Cnurah Street, near the ,owri end
h b TONNLEY.
.lf.,.,, ,.,.,l. t.
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The household aud tehen furniture belonging
huieaip pny be had. TIM house his time La.
good run -, Country Custom Apply al this Office.
| Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
A Valuable Farm in ROckbridpe
Extkk SALE

| now oIer TT sne the TUCK OF Iand IN winch no.
i side in the county OF Ruckhridge. 1t il sirp.,ed
quarters Of IA rne from the Natural Brdpe-tl,o
niles from james RNernnd knmwha Cuna-a.d thtee
n les from the Junction Valley Plank Ruud on the .I,,
ike frorl the Plank Road To the Natural Br 90 +,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
GRAND nUCHY OF MOSCOW

nicatons by NJ. NJ. schmitzler, Maltebrun, Gen
eral Benz, and other authorities:
GRAND nUCtY OF MOSCOW
seosrnph rorua.
cal miles ton.
1925 at the accession ofyyan tRaleta) 4oa6 O2eoOoo
ss2, al the accession of WAN lhla4
1905 at the death Of IVAN l3I
1854 al the death Of wan II l2'Aee
I645. al the death Of Michael 20 3ti -
UMPIRE OF RUSSIA
l725. nj The accession Catherine 21asl6 Aod0ooo
1862, nj the accession Of Catherine II 39b3s 2enoOm
1896, AT the death Catherine II 84,sa9 33oa0hoo
1925, at the death Of Alexander 3d7 iet btHhNon
1881 at the taking Of Warsaw So",ioi toNooNO
That's to say, that during the last two centu-
ries Russia has doubled her territory, and during
the last hundred years has trped her population;
her conquests during 90 years. equal TO all
she possessed in Europe before that period her
conquests from Sweden are greater than what
remains of that kingdom she has taken from the
Tartars an extent equal to that of Turkey in En-
rope, with Greece, Italy and Spain her
quests from Turkey in Europe more in ex-
tent than the kngeom of Prussia without the
Rhenish provinces she has taken from Turkey
in Asia an extent of territory equal to all the
small States Of Germany from Persia equal TO
the whole of England UNITED Kingdom); from
Poland equal TO the whole Austrian Empire.
division of the population gives
1900 600 for the tribes Of The Caucasus.
4oooooo for the Gossack, hs eorgans and the khFgnr
100000 for the ouraian the finlanders the swedes
2soOooOo the Poles, homans and GIeeA Church United
so0os0Oo
The population of ancient Poland counts for
two-fftbs of the total population over an eighth
Mt Of the territory. and the Muscovite popua-
~ for one-third of the total number over the
NJ a the territory in other words, even at the
resent time he Polish element is in great ma
ifEna compared to all the others.
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a137dl
Increase Of pay per yoyage


The Journal de la Statistique univcsclle pub
fishes the following table of the successive en-
.croachments of Russia from the 18th century up
to the year ls2. 1t is drawn up from commu-
nicatons by NJ. NJ. schmtzler, AIaltebrun, Gen
eral Benz, and other authorities:
.-L.L-I ...l-AL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

kau IA reliable source, that the
Jar. who it had been charged was
awards poisoned. during the last
ngton, Va, by strychnine Admin
B. Thompson of that place,
nne9th ult., and the fact es-
nancy. A fetus about four
nuered. The examination
~ oedsen of Fincastle, and Drs.
81 of kexington. The stomach
- out Is now in the hands of Maj.
Military Institute for analysis.
- farther informed. was