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Az ACT OF CALAMITY. in one of his
novels, informs US that Sir Walter Raleigh paved
his way to Royal favor, by throwing his mantle
beneath the feet of Queen Elizabeth, lest they
should be soiled in crossing puddle of water
Passing up Broadway yesterday, a little incident
occurred, which recalled TO mind Sir Wal
ter's gallantry. A young, and handsomely dress.
ed lady was tripping along dilapidated sidewalk,
while an Irishman who was RESI- ector of per-
sons, was shoyelng dirt into the street. She
was in the act of passing, and spade full of
mother earth was cunning directly towards her
splendid dress and .'sweet bonnet, when young
man interposed and received the whole discharge
in his shirt bosom. The young lady blushed her
gratitude. and the young man Immediately cut
for a back street. He deserves some of Sir Wal
ter Raleigh's good fortune. Burke wrong,
the age of chiyary is not gone.-hew York MIR
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The NATIONAL lNTELIGENCER ina view of
the possibility of general European war, says
When general European war once before pre-
vailed, we reapcd from it the rich harvest of "A
neutral commerce., and if the wiser policy of our
parent statesmen shall yet by the blessing of
Heaven, be permitted to prevail among Ms, we
may yet see the stripes and stars floating ser
eney amidst the smoke and uproar of contend
ing nations conducting for them all an unmoles-
ted commerce that mitigates the miscries of hui
man strife, and preserves many private, friendly
relations among those whom n relentless necess-
ity eompels To recognize in each other enemies
only. But whatever becomes of the peace of
Europe, we have within our own border enough
pacific empires to employ all our energies in the
pursuit of home Intercourse. home affections
and home prosperity. The commerce between
themis worth the carrying trade OF the who @
world. Let it be cultivated, strengthened, fa-
cilitated, multiplied. Let the ties of brotherhood
between our people multiply like their railroads.
and spread does their commerce and their
power, Let Americans, let all Americans Of
every name of every school, of every creed, of
every employment, band themselves together as
one man, and while the light of new year sheds
its beniticeni beams upon us, let vow before
high Heauen that we will cleave to each other,
oleave to our flag, and stand or fall together.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Merchants. Mechanics and others.-As

To Merchants, Mechanics and others.As it
ia about the time hen Merchants and Others are
wishing to hive Circulars Cards Bill Heads, Bills La.
ding Posters, Re printed respectfully call their
ate ton 10 extensive Job Office which is supplied
with almost every variety Of tyne-empracng I'LL the
latest syles-from the Northern foundres
Our assortment of Cards-large and smnll, usinrss
md visiting, plain and fancy--cannot be cxce!l.d,
All work executed short notice and at the low est
cash prices. rnl from those desilous of procuring
description of printing is respectfully solicited
"Thc Printing Office" Ord door below the Post Of.
fee JOHNSON & VOOLFOLK.
N, B.-Weddine, Party aud Ball Tickets, and Wis.
ting and At Home Cards pri ted in the neatrst posi-
bic style ian 3dlw
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ARTIFICIAL Fuel. G.. Dneayla, of Bor-
deaux, France, has lctely patented an article ct
this name, made of coal ashes. wood. anthracite,
coal dust, dry clay, peat earth, and common mud
sea salt and nitrate of lead. Two-thirds of the
compound must be of coal-dust, and four pounds
of the nitrate of lead are added for every tom
The rest of the ingredients named are made up
of equal parts by weight, excepting the salt, ten
pounds of TINT being sufficient for one ton These
substances well mixed together, and formed
into dough balls aud dried in the The balls
may be of any suitable size.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4, 1851.

-
communication from the House of Delegntes,
and the bills referred
Mr. Randolph. from the Committee on Roads,
&c. reported a large number Of bills. Among
them making loan To the Norfolk aud Pc
tersburg Rfilroad Company, aud incorporating
the Frederick sburg aud Gordonsyille Railroad
Company.
Resolutions of inquiry were proposed:
By Mr.. Thompson Requiring the annual
meetings Of the Internal Improvement Compa-
nies in which the Commonwealth is Interested,
Ia bc held in the month of October; the reports
Of said Companies to be made by the first of No
vember. and the report of the Board OF nblie
Works Ia be communicated 10 the Legislature
with the message of the Governor, when the Gen
eral Assembly meets; and on alternate years to
the Governor, by the first OF December.
BY Mr.. Passionate authorize the establish
ment Of an Independent Bank at Coyington Al
leghany county
BY Mr.. Tazewell-Requesting the Clerks OF
the Courts of Appeals TO api rize the General As
sembly of the business transacted since the or
Qanzaiion of those Courts under the new Consti-
tuition, the number of CAGES on docket Mt the date
Of said organization, and the number docketed
since and not yet decided.
BY Mr.. Tazewell--Iransferrin the appellate
Jurisdictions in criminal cases, from the Court Of
Appeals to special Court of Appeals.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. Roger proposed esolution, which, as mo-
diied at the suggestion of Senator's reads rs fol-
lows:
Rcsoiped, That the Clerk OF the Senate be re-
quested to prepare, fer the use of the Senate, n
statement showing the amount of appropriations
already asked for in the Senate, classifying
them as follows lst Railroads ID. Iurnpikes :;
Sd. Plank Roads 4th. Canals /; 9th. Loans 9th
Subscriptions of three-ffths by the State; 9TH
Those to be constructed entirely on State account
specifying the name and locality of each.
The resolution agreed to.
Mr.. Martin followed up Mr. Rogers PROPOSE
ton with resolution OF similar character, in re-
lation to the appropriations last year-whch was
agreed to.
BILL PASSED.
Amending the act changing the time for hold
ing the Courts of the 18th circuit.
SHORT TRACK no CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Mr.. Amber called up the bill authorlsing
the construction of short track from the
city of Richmond to "A point on the Cen
trail Railroad, east of Charlottesville, and propo-
scd substitute therefor. The substitute in
creases the capin stock in the sum of ~ 300
900, and requires the road contemplated to he
commenced in two years, and completed within
three years thereafter.
On motion of Mr.. Roger, the Senate then adj
iourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-07

THE HEIR APPARENT Sandusky (Ohio)
Register states that Mr. Hector Jennings, of that
city, has lately received letters from his attorney,
just returned from London, assurr him of the
entire 81 complete validity of his claims as lof 2
heirs to the immense Jennings's estate, in Eng
land, valued at 100000, 000and about;which there
has been SO muck talk. Mr. Jennings is an old
citizen of Sandusky, having resided here most of
the time of seventeen years. His attention was
directed to the claim in the year 1874, when he
attended a convention of the Jenninges, C He'd
purposely for tracing up the heir to the unclaim-
ed estate. In that convention it was clearly pro-
ven that our Mr.. Hector Jennings was the un-
and he Immediately set about establishing his
claim by proper evidence and due course of pro-
cecding. The history of his lineage is singu-
lar one, having much of the air of romance about
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WASHINGTON HoTEL-Arrivals.

II Cheatwood. Elisln Whittier, K A Store Bedford 4,
n / Burner, Lady e. 3 children. Nelson; w Won
nc {, Pittsy lvnnia; L Clayton Bedford G w Henley.
Amherst. o II = Stern, Richmond; Joseph Porter,
Cnmpbcll; Jno Buford, Va & Ten K WP Thomp.
san, NJ 7 Free, Gins q Pnksld, Franklin; w Var
ner Lexington; John II Trout, Boteto urt; w Left
wirh. Bedford b IIades, Campbell; Nathan Worlny,
II W Iill. Giles; { Boudin, Austin; VIM Cadwnlr-
de-. Liberty; Drinta ID. Buckingham; T NJ Til!er,
Ricomonl Thos Walton. Jos Grass, Campbell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-07

Work FOR ls54-The n. Y. Sun, speaking
of the questions awaiting solution the present
year, cuts out the following work for Congress-
The job is rather an extensive one, and involves
many intricate questions:
First. The Railroad to the Pacific
Second. The Annexation of Sandwich Islands
Third. The Question of Cuban Independence
Fourth. new settlement with Mexico. in
GLIDING the Meslla Valley and Tehuantepec dis
putes and Santa Annals Imperial pretensons
Fifth. The practical assertion and vindieation
of the Monroe doctrine. against British colonial
tion schemes in Central America.
Sixth. Opening the Valley of the Amazon to
American trade and enterprise.
Seventh. Adjustment of the Fishery CUES
ton.
Besides these, there are purely local questions
of great interest, such as: Tariff AmendmentN Ma.
val Reform; Public Land Distribution; Cheap
Postage; Increased Ocean Steam Mail Coinmuni-
cation, Formation of New Territories; Mint in n
York, &c.
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quite unnecessary, except for the preservation OF
choice varieties. Those obtained from the seed
will commence blossomng somewhat later in the
season Than the others, but early enough to ma
tnrc seed. while the varieties which can be thus
secured are almost endless Southern Cult
rntOr.
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnars.,.

1--WE CO Partnership If J. 4 NJ HorI'P
Il dis.oved,"n the LIST insi., b, mutual CIV ,''N '
persons having claims against the Concern vii,
them tor pay nen'' and those in iebied will pIro nf
and settle heir acc uns without DELAY, 81, 4; ''"% 9
~ settle the business of the c. nc.,r ~. = 9fes
ibe. The name OF the firm viii only he n..I ' !" Pc
Element of the same JOHN unI ' "a mn The !
MARTIN Hon ~.
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Nincie u Valuable s,o
4 VALUABLE BUILn,yc -

II SALE viii s-ll public AnrIi'I -
the 18Th January, 1854, al , p'rh,cL 4 'alet
fronti' 10Th Ate, rv cen s,d d., L
low portion Of the ncre lo,. nj prc.c,, e'i's
Hill Mccraw. Esq. Terms 1nn.te knovn,, ~ i'aPd
dec 10 dilsia BENJANTV n va, d
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In Ir2I The NnIub OF lmporIed IRON INTO The [ NJ
ted States was Sl,2l3,0oO-in 1850, $3.50, 900
in 1851, S9,000,00o Thirty thousand men
employed in the United States in iron east
ings, twenty-five thousand in the manufacture of
pig iron, and fourteen thousand in wrought IRON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-07

The Legislature of Pennsylvania organ
lied on the ID. Nm. B. Chase was chosen
Speaker of the House,
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The attention of the literary reader is invited
t. the prospectus of the BRTITH or RrERLlEs
AND BLACBwoops MAGAZINE, which will be
found in the appropriate column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-07

THE BEGINNING uf THE END.-~No have here
tofore alluded to the dissatisfaction among the
miners of Australia. According to article in
fhe London Times, theorists seems already 10
have been reached. Immediately after the dis.
eoyery of the gold mines, the home government
imposed license fee, amounting to thirty shil-
ings 81 50) month, for the privil, &c of dig
gng gold The miners submitted and pad-but
not very willingly Recently, in Port Philip,
the British Governor announced his intention Of
doubling the fee. The miners refused to pay it
formed associations TO protect each other in
that refusal-resisted the authorities sent to col
leet-and finally demanded the reduction of the
fee to ten shillings--one third of what it had pre-
yiousiy been. After an Intellectual struggle the
Governor recommended 10 the Legislature the
entire aboiitioR of the tax; and there seems to be
little doubt that this advice will eventually he
followed.
Thus says the London Times, 1.-THE Govern
ment of Victoria is humbed in the dust before II
victorious mob; aud the institutions still left to
the Colony exist avowedly upon suferance."-
The rebellion thus far is confined, it is true, to Il
single class, in single colony--but the example
has been set. and it is contagious. The people
have become enlightened, as the Times again
says. ''as TO the secret OF their strength and
also as to the weakness of the body which pro-
fessed to control them" The rest will follow in
due time, as a matter of course.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-07

INCREASE OF THE L. S. ARMY.-The military
committee of the House of Representatives it is
said, win report in favor of the recommendations
made by Secretary Davis relative to the increase
of the army and some other notifications there
in. The bill they are about to report, it is I'M
derstood, will fix the minimum organization of all
companies at 81 privates. This number is Sc
lec,ed, because it can be evenly and indefinitely
sub-divided 1t win aise provide for the addi-
ton of one regiment of dragons, and two regi-
nents OF rltiemen to the present military estab-
lishment, which will giyea minimum organza-
ton of l5,52s officers and men. The bill further
leaves in the hands of the Executive the power.
in the event of war, to double the number of pri-
Yates in each company, which would give us
war establishment of 27,o1s officers and men,
Another company of sappers and miners, to he
added to the Engineer corps, will also, probably,
be authorized.
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
pLACKwooD5 MAGAZINE.

LEONARD SCOTT Il y. y. y, c''nin ~ !" 'P''-
lt4h the following B,-h Periodicals. AZ:
T'bs London Qaqr Ell Rerair, (Gnnstf'at''e.l
, The Edirlnrgh Rerien tWhg)
J. The Norh u. i.ish Rer,ttr, (Frr Church
ne IVe.fmihster Rcri r.. tLu'rd
) Black rooFs Ediabmgt Magazine ki"r! }
TIME prr-rtt critical SLATE ni European OIL r- vi J
yent.r th-se publications unusually Interesting ""
ring the year 1854 The, viii " c"Py middle gr'u'd
between the hnsliy VIII ten news iter-, e'.ie sPeru
,tions aud nying rnmu : the daily journal mi tho
ponderuus Tom. of iIie future h.nrHn, written after
The living nitreff and exe,ieuert ut tie great 20
,cal events IF lie TIM shall have passed away. 1t
i. to iese P,rindirals ihnf readers must Loon TOR IN
only reilly Ineligible 81 reubl history al current
events anil suc ia addition 1" tri" Vel r.'"p'-h
81 lterut, scientific. IN Theological rl rief" ui &c
them npon [ e can. defniien OF The rentns pubic
Arrangements III proers for The re'eipt oil eur
, sheet, from the Brush iul-h- Icy WHICH NJ -n"i
e NIL. 10 place al Reprints in The hand- Il -uh
.crbrr4 about sobn ns they can he thr' '-h
Ell " IN the imeisn copies. Ahhulgh this will Involve
ve!y large outlay pnrt. we shah continue /" TN
ni The Pcrud Gals the same low rates herrt"iuir
-,
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

I'ilE Undersigned would most respectfully inform the
the citizens f Lynchhurg that he designs opening
School in this city. Monday the 9th inst n the
basement of the 2nd Presbyterun Church, on
Main Street if a sufficient patronage he obtained
His hours of teaching will be from o'clock, "A NJ to
Il and frt m o'clock , n'cnck =. M.-Terms of
tuition 50 90 per month fer the English branches and
81 90 per month for The Languages.
His highest object will be give to his patrons salts.
factian and to his pupils thorough knowledge of their
studies
BY permission he woul refer to A. B. Rucker, Esq
20 rhc subscriher be found at an, hour at Mrs
kevcly's Boarding House.
Jan 6'd2t WILLIAM r. PECK
~ Express copy.
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TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR CORN &c

hnd Tor Tue purcImsr Of GUODS GROCERIES CT
ANO. PLASTER, &c
Particular attention will he paid to The Forwarding
ot Goals, Groceries, Produce &c
From their long experience in business their united
Efforts aud nntlilng exerone, they and believe they
VIII be able 10 give satisfaction tn those who may con6e
their business To their management.
ofhce on i3lh Street, opposite Shockoe Wmehousr
Storage House on The Bnsn
REFERENCE
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HNHE undersigI ed who are rarryins an rho IL
l. business IN the city f Iynchlurr ma, = g9
take this method to inform their old Patron.
bl others who may hive n>tling to do in their In
they obliged 10 alvai &c The price Of ward
traction over toi mcr rates.
II must be obvou, to all concerned ihat f. o,...
sity impel- Us to this rourse.
No movement of this chara,ter was eyor,,,,l.,.t
bul that II met the opposition # the public all mo-
their disnprrnb tiob: Therefore Wa ex ,mipcd IL.
very carefully upon which hope To fix our chin,
public favor in this our present pos ii, H. The rand
permanent adUance i'll the prizes of all atlirlc, II N,
includ n, House rent, Taxes. &r. Sc. but m,ae a,
ciay in every description of mnierial and bn,r n.
satisfied US that either had To abandon orr hmm.
cherished associations. for 9th locations thar o4
proper inducements and rewnr- for lahmr ar MI
the hand. of a libe'nl public the proper clnnoe,i
for our seivices. This Inv do:
OUR RI TES from this ii lie will he th1, rem,
oil two coat work, aud thirty h,e cent, for ali three
work. One coat work twenty five cents ini.brd !
the trowe CGrncc, pcr ,gnate tu, I, 81 &c. and ar
runnii g loot of ornamental work in concc erp h
ing. All outside work or sturcoing vi be n len
lore my cents per squire ysrl. Ii cuacu,Fh
wish To ad that nn abatement can be made in an,
the prices, by either of US without violating our VI
and honor.
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sAIpo,..-

pursuance ut decree ri III. g. -
Campbell pronounced IN he IA, II o"'l eaa
1888 IN the silt therein denep,Ip., ~ q" M ID
committee plPini ts. an, Wnf.'. n,,.. WIN ha
hall al cainpbc'I C"ur.bense, IN the g'l '''eaas
publ. ancior, ~ sen by aaf
Nincie - Valuable s,ay..
consisting 81 men, women unJ rl3l,I. wv,
r-tnte of Martha Watts deed "'''hghghI
TERMS OF SALE;-A credit ,rtv.,,.
he CIV n Tie porrb'r's giving bond win ,.,
nj security for The payment of the ,,cb., E'pi fts
WILLIAM 8 N. RRIS , e'
nfv ,3.tlal0 70 nNiN Goh't
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jan BLU,

OsT--Sunday list, on Mum or Church Stree
IL GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON. The finder viii
rewarded by leaving it ut the Vnginian Office
house oil the sube, riber
jan 3 IS DEXTER OTBf
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Prime Retailing Cheese.

II" BONES Prime heh1tg Cheese, dail
lOV pt cIed for sale low by
LEE & Co. Lite A. s. Ire,
ian 6-dScfs Richmond i
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DI 3 OIL L TION.

IsHE firm Of c. & s. Mckisl ey is thi, day dsa
L ed by mutual consent All person. indebted
the concern ara requested Ia make an curry ,rrtm
ct their accounts aud all Claims gainst the concern
be pail On presentation. TIL name of the concern
be continued aud used by either partner in iquidaI
CnAS s MCKINNEY
5 u MCKINNEY
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WILSON PETERS, J. H. MARTIN w $ PETERS
Nelson Lynchbnr. Nelsop
PETERS, MARTIN 4 CO..
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Richmond, Va,

fNENDER their services To their lends acouainttr
l. ccs and the Planters, Farmer. and Merchants of
Virginia and North Caiolina,
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DAILY CRESCENT.

A NEW ILrAp.--We presume committee on
ssGreytown " viii sit during the recess ana We
suggest that it offer Inducements to one Oh IT'S
members to compose an epic on the achievement,
to be filed away in the archives OF the Smithso-
MAN Institute If no member Of the committee
should be poet, there is Gable Lyon, Of Lyons
dale, who might be added--his muse is said to
~ always id harness Let the Had bo taken
MS model, and new Naxman engaged for the
designs BY way Of encouragement we furnish
a few lines, which will do for specimen. They
commence in the spirit Of Homer's Iliad. In
deed, we are by no means certain Homer himself
did not indite them; for Judge Edmonds had his
spirit up last Tuesday night, as we are informed,
wherewith to classically .amuse coterle OF
friends: Sunday Times.
OF Borland's wrath to Pierce the penteous spring
OF fame immortal heavenly goddess sing
That wrath which burned the uckless Greytown down.
Aud done it up particularly brown
Declare o Muse il what i-fated hour
Sprung the fierce strife-from what offended power
Hollins the brave that conhagration spread:
And fired the town, till all the natives fed
THE Greytown men, our Minister had spurned,
And for their high ofense their houses burned!
For Boriand sought with menaces to gain
The captive Smith from the Mosquito chain;
The venerable patriot reasoning stands,
with one of Jennings rides in his hands; ~
TO this he points, and, with majestic grin,
Declares with Spirits Ill go in and win ." etc.. etc
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hR. WATSON'S CARD will use no other
artn the advertisement han what found plain
Byngh Of practice have bee those
called Syph For nearly fifteen this has been
sole busneHs thoae there e the only merit that
have attention to class Of than
them better than That what
which no one has ysntsed yet
rR0ATs just familiar
Of daily observation; which without vanity claim
other merit than that ofexperence.
effect cure in recent few and nd difficulty in
those Of longer DURATION without submitting the patient such
treatment will draw him the
bge him neglect his affairs whether without Within The
ieeven need be altered There New Orleans
coudsuppy proofs but
secrecy, which always nviolahy preserve.
have which do think add
satisfied that reputation already sufficient oablhed.
in the morning until o'clock night
w. WATSON, M. D.
DAG No Of cusomhouss street,