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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-19
I AsGE SALE OF NEGisOEs.-

I ARGE SALE OF NEGKOEs.-An
- request, and by The consent of the leealre' '0
purpos" Of distribution. the subscriber will >rll tn o.
10 the highest bidder, at Livingston, TUESDAY
3lst day Of January next all The negroes heorgns
the estate f " liam h Digees dec d. Ihey are "'
fifty in number, consisting of men, women. boy. ara
among them are three valuable bucksniihs and ~
rough carpenter. ,h
II is probable the sale may be made credit q" Y
months, the purcha giving negotiable notes 'ai''
lilly endorsed.
ALEX. BROWN. Lat, Sherry g.
Nelson. g. as such i'mr Of VIM. II. Dg3e, n' ~.
ALL persons Indebted 10 ihe estate Of VIM, H. W.;
are requested 10 max immediate raymept' as Longer
diligence will not be given. ru,
IAN ct3 jun A. b.. late sheriff y al I',
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named BHiy and Dabncy, aud an lid man, Linus,
property of The late Clement S. Christian The title
TIL So negroes is believed be good, but will only
Ney such title ns is vested in by the decree aore
WM. L. GOGGiN, Conn
WILL also sell NJ the time and place "
able HORSE and a GOLD NATCH-the property
the above named decedpnt
WIN. l.. GOGG1N, Ad,n'r. Of
jan 4.c2w Clement s. Christian, d6l
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COMMERCIAL.
L,nehbnrg Tobacco and Wheat Markst.

IYNcnBuR Jan. II, 1854.
ToBAoco-Some sales are now being made
Primings 80 5O--Lugs 80 80 to 81 50-Aiedi-
um Leaf 81 90 to SO 90.
WnEAT-Sales II 50 to Il 80.
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ENOTk SAEE

E>OR sAEE-A No. | Negin Winun with 3 h \
II Children. oged 8 6 & / years-Fnr ,ern.. &r
applS t" A. TAYLOR.
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A IL PERSONS in,

4 IL PERSONS indebted to the E,na
"A Clement :. Christian are reque tel to ina [
nent 10 me Immediately. aud all those having cii
against said Is ate are requested 10 present ln'Ti
adjustment My adhess Is Otier Bridge. Bedf"ri'
WM l. GOGGIN Admr
jan COW
EB7WyIevil!, Telegraph and Bedford Senlo'I' CD
fMl, werl,s
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on account of high water, Sc, the f.,
" has been pn tPoned arain iii tho /. :, S''a!
rnary next, when it viii lake lace at Gall. a yyl
logging to Mr.. ID. Staples NH
B. ?. WALKER,
inn 10 cwtlEb
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'ENfE SUBSCRIBER would beg leave to return his
3 thanks to the people of Lynehbug and vicinity
for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended II,
him for period Of more than thirfyye Is, and woulI
n-k a G ninuancc of the TO the firm of c. Il C.
H. hasiNas they intend do all in tleir poworlo mer
it The patronage heretofore received
jan ) dS IS ~ ,I,pnv
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CHAIRS CHAIRS CHAIRS!
NEW CONCERN,

NEW NCERN.
VIE un icrsgned beg leave 10 inform the citizens
.ynthhurg aud surrounding country. hat they have
associated themselves under the style and firm of
&. Il G. III. Hardy,
f'r the purpose of conducting the CHAIR BUSINESS
IN all i various branches, the old stand of c. Hardy
Bridge Sreet, few doors below Pur, corner and in.
tend 10 spare no pains to please all who may favor them
with call.
The Junior partner Of the concern having had some
cx ,eIiencc in
House and Sign Painting,
" wuuld say those wanting such work done thev
dd1"eIi give US cali before cnging e ewhcrc
we promise faithful execu' ion ana prompt perform
anc@ of all work entrusted to our care
TIN SAFES constantly on hand
10 Repairing and re-paintiug promptly attended to-
&. HARDY,
c. II. HARDY
n. bail work warranted good
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NJ Ans ED-i5O NesrOeS-To work ON
The "gnin n Tenn. Ra-Road the approacl-
ing year lS54-For which liberal prices viii he rad
o""e coarse bIa' k.mths for strikers sand Carpenters
are also desired. Apply to
no. II. GRAY, Agent
nov lf-ts f0r Ia g. Tenn. r. r. "a
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NEGROES AT AUCTION.

y pursuance ol a decree of the cann count
a Bedford, made At tue late December Term, ia
case of Chri~titn. &c, as Christians A mi, &c.
viii sell u Liberty, bedford, c H. to the high
bidder, for cash, on Monday the 23rd inst. tCoun di
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A CARD.
TO the People Of LynChburg.

FEyiIE undersigned, N roraan Win flp OHizsn, Of
B this rtty feel ma IA Interest ON the subject at 80
MALE EDUGAfION and nor, particularly they
f,. ae grclt.st - resi- in thorough ststea Of edu.
rai1u for the pr4 Of Lynrhhufe For more tIan Twelve
grnr+ il is place Wa, Law. eia,ed IA liberal pntr.f-
3oc jn #nr las-o1 from generous public Since Tic
Commandment # ,ur -. ol ia II c. present time w..
have faila ulYlr,s f $50 In gent seianrs-he>tlt.s
tins We have laI fiu,H ssu.ritHst iu tearhiae nrpvi
on, 1ts5r faat 3saati tli. - faafye civ O5rar
us .wu. eaauected r1h ia, of III, lalerst and mu.f
anui-IHs Female T.fi.atiun. in flc South M Quincy
siita for ,,3 WINS: I'm ,,I or VA pfucpBl a! il,
CoacafI Frnal. Asad. y for aya rial Years From The
eirarr4s mont slrrr4s anil f4lfrnl Az, we have ,oet
with since the esIab -lust 81 our Seminary in This
uI4ra in tbp e, tx - Ne arc ,4f.oJ T., believe tl.
the ICES, earrrarfzr in Which q, engage, y HI nee
The views 90. a. ia ast5tl ,,f54,o,oe s p,rsffs AMI
all others 5, , fell ara fal,., in t. one of
mpurt mt AZ MI sul7 .rrts-Fcma1r Euuratiunt
We prnpose tai, las in this civ large Seminary
Of learning Tor 41un. llsIs n pcrmascut bass--u
srhuo that viii roIr1rf5. ~ i'm fha bet 9sh11Is in this
or any olicr Sfte m winch there suu be systematic
and I'll, rough course o, education ~ every department
# knowledge in which il NAV be necessary e.. tl.
vsuug Lady to be Instructed WekuoN from el,ser,H
ton and experience and il is fact well known Ia bo*,
who have tried it. that a. often rs the ,npil is rlangc3
from, school 10 school the grealer dish Vantage she q
bon. under II, acquiring habits Of study and mental i'm
prpvement To ol,yiate this difficulty we shall estaL
fish Chase. of glluntf, H. commencing with the youug
est and taking them through IA re gular and system
attic course; So that when fhev have completed their cd.
ucation they viii be prepored for usefulness ia future
lie We will employ none hut the best professors in
the various departments
The necessity Tor an Institution OF this kind in our
midst Is obei every The repeclabiiity the
wealth and intelligence OF our cilizens the beatly
acatiou Of the lace lhe great arrovemeut in all OF
our Ioca m'tcfs; the great increase ia the pc ulaon
and business o5 the city; the facilities which it
be reached from every point; It's reputation abroad aud
lis int resi- at lameati, alike demand IL The thou
sands of dollars which annually sent from this to
other places Goa the education Of our young aides may
as, he he Df
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COMMUNICATED.
Messls EdHors

Mes@s Editors:
n LOOKING OVER your >aluabc Daily, my Mt
ten ION was attracted by an advertisement hended,
Look tn yorr interests" in which tie author ubors to
lefract ram the merits of the pastere Of his ~ in
adaaverag prejudice the public mind against Them,
! being ahuliuuists who swarm through every village
d town Of The South-spenhing disfuragingIy of
sut ern wDr>Inrp. &c, &c.
Now Me.srs Eiitors, for the enlightenment Of this
Feat man of Bedford, whose mountains laborcd AMI
flnshl foah mnnse-this WHO ust at this time
rla.ses much 1--we for Virginia. and par'ica ally
he city Of Lynchhnrg, and much nbhorleuce fer apo-
rf3nsts aad Yankees, for his enlightenment | will
BY, that h my certain knowledge the unleriakers of
uth of Mason aud Dixon's Luc--and from resi- lence
entertaining sentiments prciudcinl the interests Of
BIS Asr adopted home They are bound to Lynch,
r 10y tde strongest ties OF kindred and friends, Of
ns years Of residence, during Will time some of them
ase accumulated small piopertl by their energy and
ada,ty Yet this good Judge thi, uprigh judge, who.
more thai instance. has sought to loin inter
ss lib ,lase Abolition Plast' rers Gas he styles theni)
l "h' 81 stcn ously huuSt> OF lis many voyages to
Nea'l 1s AL Of he many ayuls received at the hands
N'E York Pazerers, >eek - Witty the lasterers
ts cits ty statements in the Yirginiun ard Bedford
,itne wliieu he knows ia his Own ind to be false.
i"yald ain ask Messrs, itars, why is it, aifn
ff and repeated trials prolonged for years, that it is
ld necessary 10 undertake the work AT low prices 10
I JOB ftfr lhe established Wukn cu had been com
' To ra se the prices OF wur, to sustain thcmseyes.
9 mot iuia lul scci to establish bin So on his own
fis' at prices that win enable linn to do good work
Il god nntarials-to obtain living and lay by
o. Ior rainy day feb 2l-Im.
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"Hold, hold, ma heart
Ind you my sinelrs gro'e not instant otd,
Bui bear me stiHy mp"

And you my sinems gro'o not instant otd,
But bear me stiHy up"
etotht ma, be enabled to do good plain and orra
= mental Plastering fur the good pious people OF my
i've S ntn had hoped that might be pc miited to
a nv card inserted in the papers OF my old Virginia
lit was Il consumm ation deyoutly to be wished
d., oas t,fasi even in this hive been sndy mi.ta-
t-f,i by 50 doing hive accidentally walked into
h. Corn.house II one Of the B. 5.
Nav. Mr. b.. | will tell you what the Fox in the
sAI, ,ol1 "A certain long cared gent-"lf you had
.aoso. would not have known you say, Mr.. Aboli
IN Blue 3 ~ -. Shanghai Yankee, (for am led by
rernnrb to suppose you one,) why did you with
'Il yonr nume IRON the public Was it because yuu
,, a.limed OF it. werr you down in tn under
md mi road which is place very well known all
'itoniss Yon say in your card that all the "under
...r Of iyncbnrg natives IF States ruth OF Ma
.as and Dixnns Ii Q. Wei, whit have ! to do with
.4{iqherS1 | not dead Ut, and therefor" nave
Il, t.r those gentlemen. But, perhaps you IN an TINT
h, ph.terers are all from Southern States II Is very
4 ely that some OF them nre-bnt if they all caim to
H. fon Suites south of Mason aud izons Line, then
g been wt ong " informed, there has been great
Dsye either in Mason aua Dixon Linz, in some of
h. Northern States. And, low, Mr. -. if you
!, po an A. B. B. Y. OF course my card had no tn
a, y1l aud perhaps he eait you will le prudence
L yopr gud, and speak when spoken to. Now my
iayorinp to detract from the merits OF the Puseres
.i. citv pronounce il 10 hs ise wish them grcHt
.sg in business. ard hope they vi permit me to get
as as best can for do not ask their iavors, nor
III their bate And in oonclu-ion, permit me It shy
atl fave never made any efforts to obtain wofb in
ar}burg heretofore, but have been offered wor, he
1rh hive decli ed of not wishing tnle
|oafhan | could de. Now, Mr. B. b. Y. let me adyi'e
INTO kesf your exc peeled for cards for If !
sc ne IN wilaaverie IN all the city PaPer7, until
cracl, oI doom.
"Fgr The mind scag BY and he hea4 Ibeo',
Shall aeeer lag IA doubf nor faint 1oith fea,.'
Very Respectfully,
A. l.. HAMBRIGk.
P S-Mr B. b DO not MAKE another mistake
ID say hal my Card h al the "Un ertaNers" for
tell You lsain that am not dead yet. a. l.. IL.
ah y dim.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-25
SMITH 4 ROBERTS,
PORTER Oh uARDWAEEE
Cutlery, esUns, and SaadIcrV, HAVE

SMITH 4 ROBERTS,,
N PORTE AS Oh uARDWARE,
cutlery, Giams, and SaddIcry. HAVE
removed 10 iheit new aud eummaulous Nar~ he Sc
NJ = lroa bindings, Penn Stfco RfcHHOAD, Te
nud ie nuW IA rr, rfnt O the Spring stnc al HARD
WARE aud SAbDLERl, emhrae6s nm entire new
stoek 81 Couch Hardware and Trimn pgs.
baNing mnde extensive and advantage arrange.
mems with Foreign and Domestic Manufacturers or sup
plies oi o'ds suitable to the lemnuda of the trad =.
respectfully solicit examination ut assortment
and prices.
The Virginia. relless,e naa North Car fnin Trade
Visiting tis nn"l ct. woul do well call on us, with
Tie assaoneeof finding bot Ro,d= mud prices 10 com
pare iavoahY with any OF tie Northern eies. md it
will aorl great pleasure exhibit the any
who may iavor us with call
our stock consists In ,att ef:
1900 dozen Pen and Iocket Knives
2'5eo =" ha l., Bone Ebony aud Ivory Knives aud
Forks,
Bun her. Raz ~,
1000 Shouts and Scissors
> 001 . knah, Stock Ia anl Closet I.oeas
ls00 Til, Chest, CUPID and Trunk Locks.
l,Ha0 Knob and ! humb Iachez md Bas.
S00 .sYir4 inia Collin and Simmons" Axes
500 " Bench, ShinF ing. and Lathing liatcbots and
aud Hammers,
5ao e Ames. Rowlnnd's and other Spades md
Shoycls
aoo . 3und prong Fork,
pa Gro Bituanid rated Iron, Tea AID Tail
Spoons.
200 tons Cpst, Sheer. und Blister Stacl,
20n kegs Burdens fatrut Horse SHOES,
,O0n lbs Grlhn- Horse Shoe Mills.
5000 d1z. Hand, Mil "A, Smiths Files ana Rn.ps,
5000 gro Moot Screws
2oQaoi0 Efgli.h American, and G, d, Percussion
tnps,
3001 Pain Truce Chlas and Suge Tnecs
H. 90 Log Ok, Fifth Back Brru.t aud Halter Chains.
dO00 HIS Galvanized Pump Clnin
Double and Sibee Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles Rifle Barrels Lock- nul Mouutings
Gircunr Snw- from To 60 inches
Mill. Pit Gross Cut, HIND aud Tenon Saws
Amils Vices, Believe,
Srdee. Hand aad Sbeeine Hammers,
Stocks anil Diea, Screw Iulos, Augcrs. Ohi,els
Bruce and BIT Planes and vaa. Irons,
Wadfo8. and racnl Gto.- nn1 Grain Scytbes,
Sutaths, Ilpfseand Nulp Coilats,
Brides aad Brdlr Filings,
liulters, Web Rci1s,. Girhs Saddles. Brille
Bit.
strnq Iron. Spurs, Baeklc.onl Soddlery HINT
ware eeocuty,
Hog SkiHz, Ia aud EnamelIe Leather,
Since. skins EnamolI.d Cloth Canvass and
Dark.
OIL Carpet, CaarJ Lace.
fro1 Az. lfo "a inches.
Biaht i1d Bueh Sponge, Coach and Plough
Bot.
Hubs. SpoRcs Fel'nts. Shufts ard saeh Ma
kcr's materials generally,
AucIal Botu Cloth
Wild cyor7 ether afiire usuay ke5f in IT well s.lerf.
I'd -feaA of tlarj,,olf= f.h 1s=dArltn
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House and Lot for Sale.
Valuable Negro for Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF Decree 'cf i,, oFTna a, coulT
= ~ - Or wf,3rd rs. Crawford" the nuder-
d IN I lie Market house, in this city, On saiur
sisnea vi. Jny If March next sell nj public acetien,
LAY Syd siag SLAVE NAMED J[M allotted Mrs omw-
s1 The dsIsGo a e the Ys,y i"1 by d lnf
fTERMs-A credit Of six months, interest added
I'd with goo security or negotiable note well en-.
..o1 viii bc required for he purchase money.
CHARLES r. SLAUGHTER. Co.,. .
THEODORE D. CRAWFORD, 0oii Is
feb % sodt4N
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MISSES GORDON.
EvO FEE PEOPLE Of LynchburG. =

TEN9 FIFE PEOPLE Of EynchburG.-
4 ADAMS g. cos. Expresses onet Duty. CTfam
and Cheap facilities fr uhlaning Goods OF all doserip
lions from Mi parts Of the Quilted States
We have secured specni Express Privileges tn
swift and Jameatoarn and Roanoke, saving
New-f"rk, "Wednesday aud Saturday, arriving in Rrh.
nond Friday and Monday Of each week BY this line
prepared 10 orwGrd goods Of all descriptions 81
very low rites. Oar Express lcayes Richmond jaily
per Edmund and Davcnpor's line Of Packets
Goods delivered Free If Porlerage.
pnr inland express per Great o. S Mail Lie, G. -.
lies AS hcrstofore, arrive in Richmond Ttoi6s d.
The we-known character Of our house f. resp
ht} and attention to the interests OF ousorrels
warrans in suying That shippers will find it 10 their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams g. To-
Elpress," ADAMS & Co,
ger I'm. II. Mostly, hqeiE.
iY26ifjts Ly1eh5ipg Ia.
y. B.-Goods Dispatched 10 all points where ve Inv
nnnnis.
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\ EW BOOKS ONCE MORE RE-
' ceived at Morse's

MOUNTAIN WHHsKEY--We have Just
VI received lot of pure Mountain Rye Whiskey-
for sale on consignment, by
feb lists - LEE & JOHNSON.
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GoIden Chon Tea.

w u have Just received anoth.r slppiy { than n N
/ NM Green fea-Alsn. "A OF Of Black Tea go
Nrero quality, for sale by
i9,ts LEE e. JOHNSON
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TelogIaphed fol The DAILY vnginian.

Death ef c.. Armstrong Probable Iesigna-
,i1n & n. Northumberland storm along
the Coa4t-ArTival from California-Mar-
kets. &c
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Tar ON CONSIGNMENT.
IN SUPERINTENDENT nI ,Annncco-.

g',ss w ,n'efsteen. Ans, Lemon, Cinnamon, &c
II3ai..e Board-. C"ors. &c--s..r sale bY
--'1 els r. SfNHtER & CO.
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To All whom IL may Concern.

special term ofthe Circuit Cair If Amherst county
"a will be begun md held nt the Courthouse tlereof
nn Thursday tho 9th day of March next.
Tese.
(rb 20.d6cf9mar) LEO DANIEL JK. CPx
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- d CskEs kS-ll lu,i al t5ernnl}
faerm1neie Magnetic E eclilc Ma.
..r, f sale by, K. SfABLER 4 %
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 9th.
Gen. Armstrong. of the Washington Union,
di d to day
The Washington Star speaks of u report that
Mr.. buchanan, minister TO England, contemplate
resigning his post. The report is probahlp pre-
mature.
Senator Bright is very HAT Georgetown.
PfuLApELPniA, Feb. 24tli.
The late storm was very severe along the
coast. Thirteen vessels went ashore within the
break-water and several lives were lost.
NEW Yonk. Feb. 2lth.
The Northern Light arrived to-day with mills
and passengers from California. She brings gold
to the amount of eight hundred aud six thousand
dollars.
Late Intelligence from Walkers expedition re
ports matters to be in a prosperous condition.
lie has divided the Republic into two states,
The markets were dull. Haxall Flour, twelve
dollars.
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GLOVER SEED --5G Bushels prime Ohio Clio
~ yer Seed, received uud for sule by
feb Bits b. +. SACKETT.
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VII suN rt1E rs ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

4.
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49,, !. o sess', sase no
-, ,, IL s"u s'Ans w" ne WI ,sS psIo
Dsmocrssr nh ,s.oah H. ~" ~" ~ ~, f.. W., !,
80 ,s,!, uS sneu 90 Pect .as'" ~" " sNe =" w.
49, n: - .us pohs oy VOC sae " uo .sa'
-. H. nese s%.n o'toeso, ,s" mn'~I! .u'
hs,s. nf ",hs o,,." VI. Ia -, ~, 1,h,ar 0rS
w,n,.,.S. - Po's a'e 49, 'e W. v .. W, !.
..ia,.i ~ ,,S,. 49,. W s 80. 80, ~. 49,, ~ y
-. ns w 1872 ny snu uo""' VI VIC ~. 70 ".
~. 4. I.s,U ACKNOWLEDGMENT INV ~
-, = ~
80, 80, 81, s ue,e enore' Eu''. u " n "''.
Rnmo, %sn' f. ~ ;,h rr",,,
, ., epe''e "e'm n co'Iuue',o" NV" ".o"y VI .ns
Sa, ~ conessae', as n".ing an
an.iSt e., Ss.s V 'ou ., 20 =, I ~. e. ~ - ~ !,
..,S ,H .T 10 son'a ru. " W. -" :. -, "
a., ~ .,,,c s.sn, - IN ~! y s r. -. - ~,
~ S,, nj lin t sou es WI go, =, ~. ' @ 10.
-,nm -. 80 ,h 80, $500 az ~ vi. - n -, -,
Can Enov No.h,o,i be TO- snnsd, In ,,i,,n,, Ia -
form and Co,..r..,;sra ;n,o 49,. nn,,,,,,n
RIM the 49,, Ala ,h, ~ D.n ,,,cv he. mad. n,
tho Foreign NOT. !. thu ,oc,r;ns nj
nv vb,en IN, no-,,.r ,.hins vi,s hI,s .a,c, Il on
titled to vote tho be hi, n,eston 10 become
citizen oftho Jnei STATE. r,bou, ,tpr for III, .ow
.,on of the ns,ur.lx,on Law Ths moment he puts
nj. G,,t nm ,pr shn, he ,,,. Inn, m, arm. NJ ID.
cy fuI p,edred Ae,.,n .nhouoh bs +, =, mot
word of our LANGUAGE .nd !. "a vo,,,nt of IN. nrinci
piles of our poltcal instituons "A Congo Negro Thi.
device OF popular or eouser Il purely aud
entirely OF Democratic origin The principles and the
measures for carrying il out belong to that par
" not Que Wig that ever heard or advocating It. Can
then tho e,p ct TO carry out their Re
by taking to their bosos the and hacks Of
party whose principes docue. aud practices have pro
duced the mische these Reform, arc intended to curel
Mould ,hey expect tho iuc-ndry to assist in
Jog the flames he had kudled
make no apology Tor having freely sninadverted upon
the Dsmoersc training the Stsunton Con-
rension-ls. because. although outside Why's have
In this conclave have ''le liberty aud pro-
perry" to be Affected BY the choice be- made OF chie
executive magistrate; and 3D. because Il is the uuues-
tabe right OF recmen to scrutinze the political opin
ions and public acts OF those who for official
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c o M NJ % RCIAL.


f0eaeeo-rrsss Without change. We srs sx
ssk common leaf ., ssk 81 medium % good
W H. AMI o.caoaaily hid sells high n H. really
ane oasrins The crop freely.
parcels and sells ~ esS 10 for luEs general
on ING afs- parcels Of so,d have cold high ASK
WhsAt-rhs Atst Europe caused ssht
advance 10 prices We quote prime prime white
iso cash; sales on month"; credit nvs higher
Corn-so to % esnts per hushei
hsai-si to leo Per hashs.
rear.-ws quote sspsrhns ~ esN V q = 1855
GEsrEs WHITE. o0uui,.iOa Merchants.
.'N DAxvnLH. November eIib.
rOsAcco-Lsss - to 90; ordinary ~; Do. y.lov
qualities iax to ESQ., little market, and In
demand.
sales Of stock. In Riohsassa,
Ssportef 6t JoAR A. Lincutv = toa S~ a. erdfre
Saturday, Ho~~'aIsr Yo1A -
Sn, per cents - ysArs 10 runat sais' 81 the Treasury
Virginia sper 20 year, go and Interest,
vrknia PR cents. over 10 ran-saes sso
Virginia. cents under 10 year. run-saes 900 and
Interest. w -
BY the sale. ~, and interest.
Richmond City ponds - and
Richmond Cy Honda, short dAtes-Gaies go uterrI
Virginia BANK stoeh, par tIo-saies eIoAIVk.
HArmers BAnk Stoek-sAies &iO0.
Exchange Rank Stoek-sAes t0o.
Virginia rire aud Nsrine-tast sales ESQ.,
klohmond IRE Association Stock, ts0iast $751;
Rehmond. Fredericksburg and PotomAe stoct-ss
sales e90 --I- 80 --'
Virginia Central Railroad stock-iast sales ssfx
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad eeok--ast sale as
Richmond and Danviie RAi'r ,ad sAiss s.c
JAues River and kAnauha ssock-saits tio
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-27

'IoD," the generally well-informed Washington
ponden OF the Baltimore SUM- thus specuses concerning
the Presidents forthcoming message:
The Presidents forthcoming Message Is said to be
prepared, and awaits only such additional views
advces may suggest in regard to foreign relations
IAN American policy il regard to intercourse with
foreign nations will probably be disclosed and insis
ted upon in hs message. This policy is doubt den
tical with that which the Congress Of American
diplomats at 0stend settled aud adopted II puts the
Of maintaining Of territorial expansion,
consistently with the preservation Of present smy with
European powers.
European Cabinets to be made TO understand that
our commercial and political necessities rorder unavoia
BILE the acquisition Of Cuba aud the Sandwich Islands, aud
that II entirely consistent with peaceful intentions in
regard to all the world The message will undoubtedly
recommend hostile measures in regard TO Spain. The
provisional ne,ns ask for IN the two messages relative
to the Hack Warrior air cannot again DO proposed, az
ter final refusal by Spain TO make the required repara
ton Tor that alleged outrage. The President must for
the sake Of consistency take wsrlke tone this sub
ject, but it is not probable that Congress will be de,
posed thar heretofore to second by the adoption Of
hostile measure"