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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
Agricultural Book Publisher, No. 152 Fatonst
MISS LESLIE's NEW RECEIPTS for COOK1

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whatever contained IN any other work thxs -.
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a Between twenty and thirty Of the most respectable city
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y PAMPHLET BINDING done On the premises
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
WILL CUBA COME INTO THE UNION!-

No question engrosses the public mind as the eondi'
ton and prospects OF Cuba ,r -.
Those Who believe that this acquisition Will extend the ares
of Slavery well those who predict that we ne doWns
M The Spsush the African Slave Traee VIII De stopped
and the Island become republic OF emaneipaea oIsess
equally look upon the Of dpl9matss and OF NH
busters with absorbing interest ,,,,
Time alone will settle the important question Meanwhile,
M one who wishes know the facts aboat Cuba m con-
dtion At the resent day buy -
The most reliable uaeroct book upon Cub. now before
tbs rphc Nor is il dry Of statistics The suh'rs
Ietehes Of Society Manners and his skill IN the arrange
msn OF his mstea have given the volume the charm OF
romance Price in paper. 50 cents; cloth - cents
For ssle by all BOoisellers and the Publishers
j. C. DERBY No lls Nansur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

Mr.. Clay, are sufficient TO assure that nego-
tiation can result only in further extortion by a
continuance or possibly an advance of present
prices. Since the negotiation by Mr. Clay, the
value of gnano has been advanced yearly it
were better, therefore,to negotiate no further A
duty, as stated, of 80 or 100 per cent is nm ef-
feetaal remedy which we have in our own hands
aud there should be no further delay IN its ap-
riieation. In fact since Peru has disposed OF a
monopoly OF the guano trade nthe United States
TO the house of Barreda Il Bro, she has no
further control over the matter, and conse.
quently no reasonable ground remains which
negotiations may be opened
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

\ correspondent Of the New lork Tribune fur
ni.hes that paper with the following account ct
most revolving outrage, that was perpetrated upon
the person of young married lady in the yicIni-
" of Danville, Kentucky, about a week ago, by
Il black fend the property of the Rev. Robert
Caldwell:
DANvn1E. KY. Monday, July 81, Is5i
Til. community ON last Friday was thrown
into commissions by the preparation Tone OF the
toulest deeds that could be recorded III the annts
Of crime, by II black man. the slave Of the Rev.
Robert Caldwell Of thi. county. The outrage
was committed upon = g person Of NJ. Bening-
ton OF the vicinity of PerryyIle, Bayle County.
The circumstances are: On lust Friday the ~ II
of this month, the black man just mentioned went
to the house Of Mr.. Bennington, who not at
home, and no one at the house but Mrs. Bcning-
ton. The hend then entered the house, caught
Mrs. H.. fcled her, outraged her person, aud then.
after threatening her life and otherwise abusing
her, wa in the act Of committing the otfense the
second time, but was prevented by the lady call.
my for her husband IN such II way that caused the
negro TO believe that she saw her husband com
ing to her assistance. The negro sprang from
her aud rushed out of the house. The woman
then attempted to make her escape but would
hive been caught again by the wretch had not
her cries been heard by some of the neighbors,
who ran to her relief. The negro, perceiying
their approach, fed, but oycrtaken by those
III pursuit anu wis lukPn before magistrate
for trial. \ large crowd collected, and PROPOSE
TONS were made 10 take the negro and hang him
forthwith. rope was brought for the purpose,
and preparations were being made for lis imme-
dilute execution but at this moment the reverend
master of the slave appeared and asked the crowd
assembled not to hing him, but wait and let the
law be enforced against him, and then he would
he hung by law, and he would get tho value Of
his slave III money; but If they hung him without
I,.,t al al B, e..
slave and the crowd being chiefly Shareholders
Of course complied with the request oil the rev
erend gentleman The negro was then regularly
tried, and held over for further trial, and com
mitted TO jail for the crime of committing IA rape
upon white woman, and will be tried at the next
Boyle Circuit Court, which commences the second
Monday in August fext, when he will be convic-
ted and hanged. Tho lady is very respectable
and stands high III ths country and had only
been married about ten or eeyen months and
very handsome. 1t is thought by some she will
not survive the treatment she received.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
FOR 44Ir NIRGINlAN.


Messrs. Editors ! ask leave 10 call yonr at
tcntion anu thut Of your readers to u beautiful
volume that has inst issued from the press. |
am gratfed to believe that the taste for reading
in community has greatly improved recently,
and am sure the persual of the work referred to
would give uniyoraai delight. 1t should attract
even in these warm boys, the attention Of the
most lsicss.
The book is the production Of that charming,
original aud eccentric French writer. Jules J0Htn,
translated by Mrs. ". Harrison Robinson, now
of Philadelphia It's title "Sketche- of Genoa Pisa
and Florence. with description Of the Cathedral
IT Milan The work i perfect gem, that re
ceiyes additional purity and hriancy from the
beautiful setting IN which it is presented 10 Us
Mrs. Robinson is native of Nirgiuia aud the good
old CO" mlawcatlh. "thr mother of Us all may
we'll point Ia this daughter as one Of her jeirtts
aud may be proud 10 claim her our towns
woman. She is lady Of charming wit aud
rica requirements her wit, while II sparkles and
plrases, never wounds. and her talent for writing
j. Of the highest order. In the opinion OF com
potent Judges, "a ieffcr-Writt the star nf Lady
Wortley Montague palos before her; Hnd in
famiy remarkable for the tglents of its members,
she -hnes with lustre which ioscs none of it-
brightness, even when compared with the genius
Of her gifted aud lamtntcd brother, (Jcsse Bur
ton Harr.on) who was emphatcally the child of
Genius the man Of mind-the early tenant of
the tomb
hope, for the sake of Virginia. that the mp
prcciatye public will at once do Themselves the
favor 10 procure this little volumn of "Sketches,"
and thus reward and stimulate homo talent and
A FRIEND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
BY GODDsN a APPExsoy.
Most paiuabie U4REHOUSE on Cary and
2lst streets, for sale at 4uction
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY

AFTERNOON, the Sh August, 1891 upon the premi-
commencing at O'Clock, that large Gnd most val.
liable TOBACCO WAREHOUSE owned by Alessrs
Preston and EGdors whose object selling is 10 wind
u the partnership concern situated in the CITY of
Richmond at the corner of Cary aud 2>t streets front
ing on the north sideot Cary - feet and OH the
cast line OF LIST street ITO feet alley 10 feel wide
Also, will he sold ea,ehold interest (und the buildings
hrreon) IN the lot adjoining the and connected
herewith, havina front .. 81 feet Cary street; IA
depth OF 6i feet and its rear line 80 fee viii CHI
said aehod terminates on the 1T of Janu4iy 1886
The above real estate presents it Is believed extraor.
binary lniucen ents To capitalists tie mercanH COM
'nuHliy, being removed only from the Rich
moLd Dock and will be when the connection between
the Dock and Basin is opoued (ow ueary con,peted)
convenient not only Tor the reception Of prod Ice y he
Canal hut equally lcnt the shipping: and in the
item OF dlayuse stone large may be ann aIly
saved The income tom this warehouse has avenged
for the past eight years over t2j00 Located in the
most prosperous and improving portion of the city it is
believed that no property Is now Offering tor sa which
presents greater inducements than tnr above
TERMS: , cash, or sHtlactpry endorsed neeotia-
bic note at months laanco at6 l. Is and p months
for negotiable notes tetcst added from lst January
rest when fan possession viii be eivrr, secured bya
trust deed GODDIN & APPER$DN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
MONTGOMERY ACADEf;Y,


his institutions located WITHIN ole mile o., the Chris
tiansburg Depot fine, healthy region, and in
raj community, is very accessible from al parts OF the
STATE TIN, school has been in successful operation for
tour years. effort shall be nude by he rinci
pal nnd1ii~ Assistant 10 crease it, usefulness. Tie
oeAt es>un will begin the irst Monday in September.
s5I, and end the last Fidny in June 1850. No student
rec, wed tor less tlu five months Fees payable hall
in advance; the reminder the end of the scsson-
BoarIu4 including all accommodating from 81 to 80
pa. month.
Inition rcrsession, $50 90
Contingent lee ) months, -
- over months. 50
WN. c, hAGAN A. NJ, Principal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
Desirable Family Residence for Sale

IN Saturday AT ernoon, the 18th August will be sold
" without reserve, Il desirabe Brick Dwelling with
an OF ground attached situated in the n4ehbor-
huod o MI. D. y. Reese. The house has been ntelv
butt with all the molern nrroy anents md i, in an
excellent STATE 81 fepn'r The ground is highly culiya.
ted with spring OF good WAGER the dwtl Him. l.
being he determination of tie owncrto remove The arm
crty vii he offered great baguin at prlvae sale
until the day above named. when if not sold il will be
sold AT public auction without reserve For pau ul,rs
&c,nPPly to C. RICHARD PHELPS,
July lI-1iawt5aue S5aug ,c,tr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
A Valuable Tract of Land for Sale,

IN ATI7UAIAI IUA IDI My.
Cd BY ylrtu" q! decrea order II the Circul QUIT of
- APPomattox county. lrouoanced at its april term.
1884, IN the of Mckinney b, &C. and Others. vs.
Suthum and Others we the undersigned COMM. sioners
appointed for that purpose, will Frda, the srh Iay
OF September next. the premises proceed 10 sell the
tract ri land in the Bill and proceedings mcntioned-
containing > . acres.
This tract ,f Land ia situated Immediately ON the
South SIDE Railroad, pa miles from lynchburg 1t has
good Dwelling House with six rohis upon it, with
n'I tie necessary "uhouses hams &c and is in a high
state Of cultivation.
credit Of siN, twelve and eighteen months will be
gwen the purchaser giving bnnd with approved erso-
nal security and the lite retained further security
W N9i D N G GHtEIJ {com'r.
july % dsc,ds
~ Republican mud Petersburg mtegcncer copy
tMIce Weeh Ill div nf ,nI,. =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

NEW GuN.-Dr Peter Smith, of Alexana!ia'
ha. invented a rifle which sidesignedfor shoo TN,
eonical slugs, weighing eight to the pound; ine
Alexandria Sentinel saysit drives them with sueh
astonishing force and accuracy that OF ten success,
s,e shots fired at a target about ID inches u,
diameter and at distance of 600 yards every ball
struck the mark and four of them perforated the
centre almost exactlyi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
DAILY lIRGlNIAN.
Know Nothiiigs.

The Philadelphia North American gives the
following explanation OF what it represents as
the language and secret signs the Know Moth
ings. We publish it by way of information to
the very large body of knoae-nofhings, as res
poets this association, among our readers:
I'VE asked our neighbor of the Sun ga Satur-
day to inform Us where il was that JAMES Pol
LOCK became a member of the know Nothing"
order Without waiting for an answer we gave
il ourselves as follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

The L. ;. Senate, has passed bill aPPro-
prIaling $1,000 to be held in trust for the WIDOW
and children of Batchelder, the public othcer VINO
wa killed in the recent Boston riots, while assls
tjpg the L. states marshal to execute law OF
L. States. under which was claimed the return
of II fugitive slave.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
Ten Millions for War with Spain

The Washington Union upon the heels of the
bombardment Of san Juan, appeals to Congress
for the small discretionary fund to the President
IN reference 10 our Spanish relations, of ten mil
lions Of dollars or so,und thinks that such an act
OF confidence in the Executive would have the
elect oi bringing tho negotiations of Mr. soule
Ia II speedy, advantageous and pacific solution.
Aud what does all this signify 1t simply means
ihnt with the discretion Of peace in the
hnnd- OF the Executive and with ten millions of
dollars 10 hnck him he could, in the present dis
trncted condition of Spain, very easily bully
Queen isabella into the snIc Of the Island of Gu
ha on advantageous terms. So he wants the ten
millions On purpose 10 brighten her Most Gatho-
lac Majesty into hafgan. And the House is
called upon to vote the supplies.
But the burning Of Groytown is strongly
suggestive Of the lneNpedcncy oithe diScrctionn-
~ power and funds asked for, TINT we fear neither
the discretion nor the money will be granted. II,
upon his own responsibility, and with single
sloOp-oi war, Gen. Pierce can capture IA cty,what.
might he not accomplish with the authority of
Congress, ten millions of dollars, and the whole
power of the army the militia of the States,& the
filibustcrs 10 back HIM lie might oyerun undan.
mex by force of arms the West lnda islands, before
the meeting of Congress again IN December next
or he might lose the whole of our navy and shut
up under blockade the whole of our commerce
III the attempt And, Wall street is neither
frndy iorthe acquisition of the whole West Indies
IN the lump,nor for the blockade of of our Allan
nc ScaPorts, we humby appeal to the House of
Representatives. to refuse the discretion of pence
or war against Spain,and 10 rofuse the ten millions
OF money. Tho etormng of the powerful city of
san Juan Is glory enough till December next
lhcn,agaln Judging from the iacts of that achieve
mcnt what security should we have against the
invasion, with fire and sword, of TIE. us Caiior-
mia, by the Executive, with all the authority aud
means aud supplies for war ON grand scale in
his hnnds' No security in the world. Let the
House, therefore, net wisely, and refuse the use
oi the money or the lonn of it's authority, in the
mnttcr Of II waI with Spain san Juan md the
forthcoming elections will answer to nmuso the
p.onlc during Tho tceesa.--N. !. UernLd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
LATE FROM SAITLAKE. Re.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1.-The st. Louis papers
OF Saturday contain late news from Salt Lake
a treaty has been concluded between brigham
Dung and the Pap Utah aud Pawneo Indians,
which provides TINT ON no occasion whatever
are Indians TO make attack on Americans
or Mormans, and that they will use all their in
iIaenee to prevent dcprrdations on the property
Of emgrants or settlers.
Santa Re papers of the LIST of July have been
received. most destructive fire has occarred
at SANTA Fc. The loss is estimated at from s lOO,-
600 To S5OO,OOO. The business houses destroy
ed include those of Mcssrs Elroy, Beck q Ow-
ems, and Essler
Kit Cnson was in Santa Fe on the 10th of
June.
The weather has been unusually cold
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

~ hENEtlCIAL RES Its inyaliahlc follow the
administering al STABLEH's AknpYNE CHERRY ExPEc.
rpRANT III euses II Coughs, Colds Blonch IL, Asthma,
Group, and Throat ana Lung plains generally Ii
Is not claimed tlp II Will in ait ea-'s, but
hnye come Ia our kiuwledl Whrre taied give
lei; while al the same lme thousands of instances have
aermIcl "tare il, effects have been u,mkel, hat
they have been widely noticed und commented. The
ItRREA toRnlAL II /, cahdidly believed Is unequal.
Al in diseases 81 the bowels md it. curative properties
hnNe 'ccn wonderfully experienced IN many cases
Therefore ynu advised make trial OF these good
medicines shout. you your family require their aid.
See advertisement III another coluun& descriptive pun
phIe7. to be had gratis II the Hgeuts-Prce tor each
50 cents, six bottles for - 10. (iy l5-lm)
A Glass of Soda Water rs cool as ice. favored
with Nh Pm APple Syrup at John T. Nrights, is very
thi. hot weather.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

DEArn.-The death Of Mrs. Crowder. reliet OF
the late Rev. Thomas Crowder Is announced ID
the Norfolk papers. She died of apopleAy, on
Monday last in the 5}d year of her age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

HAVING AN EYE TO BrsINEss-The following
bona .fde advertisement appeared in the Detroit
Advertiser of the 9th tit: "A CARn.-Nlr.
simpson returns his thanks to those gentlemen
who 50 kindly volunteered their services at his
daughters funeral. He has now resumed his
business and soclts share ofpublic patronage"
MIR. Simpson will pass"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

FATAL ACupENr-We reprot 10 anno,,nce
that Mrs Samuel G. Tiusley, Of this county, one
night last week, during the absence of h,r hus-
band fell down IA stairway into the basement of
her house, and as is supposed, was instantan-
eoasly killed Her body was discovered short
time afterwards. Her head was severely cut and
much bruised Bedford Sen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

It's said to be fact recorded. that dprin, th,
visitation of cholera in France, out of nearly l6,-
- subscribers 10 public baths of Paris, Bordea-
uA' and MNgseilles, only two deaths among them
were ascr'bed toeholcra. There does not exist
amore eitectual preventive of disease OF every
KIND and greater promoter of good health at all
times than the practice of daily bathing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

EENNARO f, BOZZAOrRA return hi. Grateful
~ tninhs to bis 'rmer patrons and id iufurn them
and the citizens Of Lyulburg generally that lie will
commence ms TteHeeaA session oi musical sttucon
on the ith September.
Terms 'or lessons given at private residences each
pni Tor session ohSe month, 1.-two lessons per week.
a, follows,
lnstr'etl IN onthe iiano,and Singing s25 90
Guitar SIS 90
(i"nt enrn desiring Instruction the Violin or Flute
be given al their homes. will be charged "a the above
rates
lie will, also. III the time by the request of some
of his friends, open public singing scoo over the book
store OF Messrs ayre Christian. for Lndie. I'D Gen
tenen where twenty four lr,soes viii be g.ve in
twelve eh,, each pupil puynsig six dollars at the .A-
Iirutiou OF the term
ersors desiring his services in either of he above de
paHnens will please leave their names at d. D. r. Ly-
mats drug store.
No dedoedon will be made esceptin cases Of protrnc-
ted sickness.
aug l-dimif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

The negro who perpetratcd a rape upon the
person of Mrs. L. Rogers was tried nt Surry
c. II, last week, and sentenced to be hung in
October next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
- tNigJEE. d. BAPsGsE,
y COMMISSION MERCHANT,

Dry,tr. HI exclusive attention tolhe sale Tobacco
Nheat Flour Co n, Cotton, &c.
~ obs forwarded at the usual rates. 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

GuANo-Ihe report from the House Select
committee ON the guano trade, made to day by
Mr.. Riddle of Delaware, is Il very interesting and
important document indeed, and was unanimous
y eoneuTed inby the gentlemen serving with
HIM on that committee 1t covers ninety-thrce
toIios, and embraces an elaborate investigation.
into an exposition of every matter likely To affect
our agricultural interest in connection with the
guauo trade.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05
NINE

The Southside Democrat states that during the
thunder storm on Monday night, the barn belong
ing to Peter Birehett senr., of Prince George
set on fire by stroke of lighting and con
sumed with its contents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-05

The hemp corp of Kentucky this year is said
10 be unusually fine, and will yield about 2oooo
tons