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No Humhug.

DEING unable to ilocnle house to continue onr
ID business, are compelled 10 close out entire
stock of Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Carpet
Bag, and Umb elias Cos t0r Cash, only. The stock
is very large md bought from 90 to % .ower
than the same goods can be bought NJ the North this
Spring Those in of g ods line Will pl use
call soon as such IA chance will ba offered again.
n,rod.ts COCHRAN & TAYLOR.
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srERMo.

-, = nublisiled daily at 80, and selni-weekly NJ
riR No subscription is taken for shorter
lnaah' - TN aud paper Is discontinued, except at
u IS "a as,eretors until all arrearages shall have
@ .,,sNrs are inserted for so sents per square. or
f s;1s:r aas not '%i 's s
n te noh,, ~, nrtsred out, and charged accordingly.
psh-nsn IS are For the privilege Of two squares,
YHA IN 80; for one square, daily s35, semi-weekly
s5i seni ily s40 sem-wcekly $50. Every yearly
i aner 9fn ired eontno his advertising o his par
s ell W and if he exceed the space stipulated for,
'ine ., sl I'D I'D rataby for tbs excess.
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Spring Fashions for 1854.
fN STITZER "a
~ Has received and in store his Sping style ~
GENTLEMEN FINE DRESS HATS

comprising Brebcc's New York style (which 5 most
beautful-ulso, Oaktori's young mems Pm ladel ha
style 1t brn-Whch is unsup passed by any hat yet of
fe ed or the inspection OF TINS market Tog her with
the Baltimore siyle curl brm-whch is very hand,
Besides large oa the various ss les and
qualities of Soft Hats adapted for the Spring Trade;
to which he earnestly calls the ention of his
friends and customers aud ,he public give him call,
he is prepared ofet greater inducements II
buyers than any like eslabIi hment in the city, both al
Wholesale and retail All kinds of hats made order.
at TIE s ,rtrst .oce Customers hats dressed OVERT
half price Call the sign OF the Blue Hat harenins
mar 3.dts WM STIrZER.
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hd's Golden GlOss for the Hair.

wv the many preparations for the growth of tie
AR this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
VIII be given why il is so universally used and
ed n oil others:
because it has proven the most efectual in Bal i
s"a, Because it imparts beautiful dark loss
'sah'l perfume to he Hair. 3rd Because the
WIN Ane discrimination which they all possess
adopted it.
Z p'nel reasons could be given why it is great
N oet those who want more have only to give it
- cents in large bottles.
oy Druggists and SIorekcepers everywhere
VIC. HURD, roprietor,
Hc le- 3oi Broadway, New.York.
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW Roo u

4 NEW BOOE, xsasa
SHOE. HAT IND C4P STORE, ~
~9 N N X qua are,
LYNClIBrRG. VA.
fINhE undersigned have gust opened a snleudid new
4 stock of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS CAPS
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAtiS &c., &c. purcl ased thi-
inll in Boston, New York and phiu lephia from thr
best established houses in the northern aarket, b,
'ne OF the trm, to whichtbey would call the attenoi
ri the Ladies and gentlemaa of LyGehhurg, and H.,
trade generally.
They have also purchased he HAT ESTABLISH
MENT of Mr.. Jucob Rumbough, and having in lhei
employ No workmen, they are prcpa.cd To manufac
lure, order, III ATS of the atest style and fl qua
hy.
Being determined to sell Tor small profits we soliota
cali N nnr store. next door below Messrs Nc Shy and
harands Auction room, wteIe win use our best ex.
ettions to please. A. COCHRAN
dee lets JNO. o. TAl Y.
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- D'-"e wish to ire for the Al ee hany
TWO cnoKs one, n first rate Bread an
~ "irra a Meat cook. We would prefer men.
" SS"efs and two Ironers; al 90 some 10 or II
ana Dnng-ro0m Servants. Any person
sL's'Iganis to dispose of can corlmunieale with
1 o".le't by directing their lcrter, to Shaws-
sold E'y county, or seeing either ii u
D'qr or MIR. Jno. r. Mcdaniel, Lynch urg,
A.. HOLT, ,COLHOUN & co.
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VIRGINIA LINE OF Kichmond .6ae

These vessels Of the fret cass built in tho city Of
Baltimore expressly for this irndc and hive superior
ommndntions for passengers. They nro commanded
iy experienced Captains, well qualified for the tnde
aud who i'll spnre excron to accommodate The,
will be towed mp and down the rivers by steam and may
bo relied snl promptly as adyertzed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find their interest to chip by this line.
freight will always be taken low MS by nny other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYork TO give satisfaction.
Freight Is cents per whole and IL cents per f-,
fobacco being about so per cent. less ihap chnrg'
the Steamers. Insurance be effected In the hs5.
noad Fire Association by this line at 38 per cent.
We respectfully nsk and hope IL. succeed in obtain.
Ing u foil share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will be for
warded free of commission TO New Orleans, Mobile.
t'llare.ton Savannah any other Southern North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
IN New York Beth No !, Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURiIE. Richmond, } p
G. II. PIERSON, NY. >s
No. 6l Souh Street.
August 2.dts
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GROCERY. Just received and
i 70 e .i pretty lot oi family bacon. the hams OF
4 ,r and very nice, also, "A large and tine
brir w Ut and beautiful article of Coffee Sugar.
d,s.' lcc'efy Is constantly supplied with fresh
' "o't' good Cheese nice; Lard fine SyluP
.e honey, &c md all things requisite 10
n. u - regular family grocery.
|ls ;. i've artices will be sold cheap for cash.
NJ. II. SOLOMON.
|,n.,r W ING BUSINESS is .tiIl carried on in
t-~ et the Did -tanl. j. II.
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Jehu Williams,
DEALER IN WATCHES, S,JEWELRX,
GII.NER AND pI.ATEiD WARu

JehU Williams,
DEALER In WATCHES, S,JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARD,
HAS Just returned from the Noth with 4,
Il very extensive a~sorlmrnt of the above ~
articles. and is opening, door below the E,J,
Store of Jro G. Mrem large stock OF Guld e~sA<1~
nnd Silver Lever Watches from of the fret
factories in Europe-sorne of which will be warnnted
TO keep good time foi yenrs.
Also a splendid assortment uf JEWELRY, consisting
in part Of Genemens' Fine Gold Fob. Vest and 6 ard
Chains; Sens, Keys and Brooches. very great
1ey of Ladies' Breast Pins, Ear Rings. Cuf Pins Fin.
ger Rings and Bracelets and endless variety Of ether
articles that siil pleHs".
Silver and Plated Ware,
Such as Silver Gobic:s. Cups and Mug-; r,bc, De.
serl and Tea Spoons; Sugar Tongs aud Siins, Tea
Straners, Salt and Mustard Spoons, Table und Desert
Forks.
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea Spoons; do Forks
aud Batter Knives; Cake and Td Baskets, E.egan
Plated and Bi;tanm Custors Silver Fruit Knives In
Cake Knives Slver Pearl ard Tortoise Shell Ca Ca.
,e. PORT Monies &C. aud every Kind uf articles usual
" kept in "a Jewellers Store. which offer my friends
and old Customers with the that si sell
;s low and on as favorable terms, any in tie flae,
nnd hope to have the pleasure If speed, call, ut
anime for themselves and the truth of the above
serion.
E-3@ Watches and Jewelry repaired at short notice
and moderate terms and highest price given fLr old
Silver.
oct 26 t. JEHU WILLIAMS.
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ITNION STEAMSHIPS COMpANY'S
~ Lane OF STEAMESR.-FuR PlllLADEL.
PH1A, VIA NORFOLK The steamerA lr~-9 a
Virginia, Captain David Teal, sicnoe Sr-sss
Z nnsyIvaniu Captain James Buymore, City ri
Richmond, Captain Il. Mitcnll One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for fhind lpha. every
Monday and Tbursay M high water, tourhing ut City
Point and Norfolk eve feieht aud lns eneers.
Returning, leave Phludelp' in every cdnesny anl
Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ arriving nj Rehmnnl
every Tuesday aud Saturday morning, ON which da,
they will di,cl arge their cargo.
These splendid steamers hive been built expressly for
this line, mud every has been made eombae
strength aud speed. They provided with Fran Ia
Pnent Metallic Lite Bonts;' fret tables, ard
every attention Is paid by accommodating Captains
FARE REDUCED:
Passage o New York 1st cabin and found IS
" Philadelphia - g" ...-.-..6
3 - 2nd cabin aud not found. ..-.....i
Passenger for New York would consult their interest
by liking this routc; tor independent oi being tho
cheapest and .aiest il is by fr tue most pl, o.,nt.
Tulncconi-ts shipping to Pittsburg be ac'onmoda
ted by this line, huvn entered into arrangements
Ia forward good. through with Lisput, h.
For freight pussaRe npPy 10
ROBERT RANRlN. Agent,
Ontle Dock.
p S-All goods by thi. ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesdays aud Saturdays, and after
they delivered The wha,f shaI be considered by
the Companyn the risk of the
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN Aet
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RECEIVED
New Spring and Summer Goods.

New Spring and Summer Goods.
TINE Subscriber has just returned from the M rthern
l. cite and is now opening one oithe most beanti'
full stocks of aple and Fanc, Goods he has ever had
the pensur, of exhibiting in This market lie respect
fully socits call from th Ladies and Gen lemen of
ynrhbnrg and the surrounding country. Til. st ok OF
Cloths Casmeres and Vestings is very superior, and
wa be offered the trade suit the time-; also, Dress
goods of the beautiful les to ch h, nvlt"t
the attention of the Ladies'. A Z LEWIS,
aplsts Exchange Square. Lyuchhurg. Va.
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL. 5000 900.

Insurance Company of the Valley. in virgnin,
CAPITAL $1,000
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PHYSICIANS.

',9l nu, Grrte of Magnesia,
j. Rhubarb,
Spigelia and SIENNA.
'fnor Ergotind.
fup Phusphate of Lime.
1 lo1u'elted Ext sarsaparilla,
Ia W." sud ut d. X LYMAN'S
- Dug Store Lynchburs, V
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IN, aa.I "A snpl ly Of Canary, Rape and
h N'''Ro'e t.r feedin bir :. for sale ty
John n. SEAN x co,
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
ssErk Change Of Schedule. sstEsr
Spring and Summer Arrangement,
Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk.
PER u. S. STEAM SHIPS

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
~ 1900 foas Bnuhea, Communded by capai1s
" Cts"ndyand Ski nrr
The Jamestown will leave Rich noud every Tuesday nj
tcrnon NJ o'clock. And the Roanoke every Snturda,
iaorning NJ Z o'euek. fur New York via Nornlk.
Returning, they will leave New TX Tor Richmond
every saturday and W Wednesday aitrinpon o'clock
Stopping II { " hours wny ut Norolk.
Passage To New York. including incar aud Stlte
toom nccomnodaior ,npy ..--.......--.-. 40
steethge inssnFe only .......#...-..
Charge to Norfolk the same ss by River Bouts.
Merchants aud Travellers will find this of the
speedy and camfitahle routes hetw"cn NV York and
Ri hnund. fnssago and are onl, siO, Steerage pas
snge only s5.
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
apl3 - Richmond Va.
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Summer Arrangement, =
M04Rls G - :
VA. 4 TENN. RAILROAD. =
Increased Speed and Change of Hours.

PREMIUM FERTILIZER.
DE BURG SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME
A 4 nge,i fur the above valuable article invite the
"A Diteniion ~ the farmers aud planters to large
supply in store drect from the hands o the proprietor
is wayranted in all equal 10 Guano aud may be
applied iu direct contact with the Corn aud Tobacco
crops without injury and with decided advantage and
In this respect Is decidedly preferable to Guano. am
authorised by the proprietor offer gratis any buy
er of huf ton, ilo los for experiment and est the
growing crop B 7, SACkETT
Al4o in store best No. l Peruvian Guano.
rnay Gets
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LNOIk HIRE. "A frmale Servant, aged about l8.
II nccustor 81 l., Nursing and House servce--dis-
posed Of for fault. Applyto WIN. IL. MOSBY.
npl d-ss
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CONGRESS-WEnNrSnAY.

SENArE.-On motion by Mr.. Bright, all prior
orders were dispensed with, and the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration of the motion, submit
ted by Mr.. Cass the 9TH inst, to refer the
Presidents message in relation to Central Ameri
can affairs and the Clayton and Buwer treaty
to the Committee nm Foreign Relations ON which
subject Mr.. Cass addressed the Senate, at great
length, and in an eloquent and able speech, When
he had concluded, Mr.. Clayton obtained the floor
but gave way to Mr.. Hamln who moved that the
further consideration of the subject be POSTPONED
until Tomorrow which was agreed to. The SEN
ate then went into executive session; and after
some time adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.-The Speaker
presented communications from the Treasury and
War Department, with financial documents, which
were ordered to be printed. Mr.. Phillips offered
a modification of Mr. Barry's amendment to the
resolution of thanks to Capt Ingraham. which was
accepted by Mr.. Barry; and after speeches from
Mr. Perkins and others,and able reply by Mr.
Dean, the amendment was negatived, and the res
oution, as repeatedly the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, was passed by large majority. Mr..
Stanton, of Kentucky introduced report and
resolutions from the Committee on Printing in re-
ference to the publication of the census, to which
exception taken by Mr.. Richardson and 9TH
ers and the House adjourned the resolutions stan
ding over for further debate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-16

THURSDAY. Jan II. lS5A
4 COMMUNICATION from the House ofDciegntes
wa read and the bills referred.
Mr. Thompson, from the Committee on Aeri-
culture and Commerce, reported several bills
Numerous resolution on various subjects were
offered; nIoong them,
by Dir. Rcgr-To go into the election OF
Brgadier General in place of Gen. John Sloan,
decoased. on the ;bDth January, ls34.
BY Mr.. Harris, That joint committee OF i've
members Of the Senate aud seven Of the House OF
Delegates be appointed, whose duty it shall be to
inquire nto the proprety If connecting the We'd
ical School AT Richmond with the University OF
Virginia Lies under the rule.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.
Mr.. 'fazcwells resolution calling on the Com
mittee of Roads for instructions on the subject OF
internal improvements, came up as the unflnlsh-
ed business.
After some future debate, Mr.. Martin moved
that tn resolution lie on the table. The yeas aud
nays being demanded, it was so ordered-29
to H.
INDEPENDENT BANK At GUYASDoTrE.
The Committee on Banks had reported that 1t
wa,' inerpedient to establish an independent Bank
at GuyandOtte.
Mr.. Hall moved that the report of the Commit
tee be amended by striking out the word incxPe-
dent and insert the word 'expedient in lieu
thereof
The amendment agreed to.
VALLEY RAILROAD.
The bill to incorporate the Valley Railroad Com
pany C hfne up in its order ON the calendar.
On IN otion of Mr.. Johnson, the bill was amen
ded by way of ryder as to require that the
gnage of the road should not be more than four
feet eight and half inches.
Mr.. Deneale ex lained the merits of the
bill.
Mr. S1ackelford commenced an argument a.
ganst il, but without concluding.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas the Senate adj ourn-
cd
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conegpendenee Of the vlrgin.an
WAsnINGroS..Jan. llih, l,3l

WAsnNGroN.Jan. iih, 1851.
The missing papers i'll the celebrated Cur
diner case which disappeared miraculously
from open Court, have not yet been found.
What will bc the result puzzles the wiscst hcods.
\ case has been quoted of somewhat similar
character, but hardly covering the csigoncy ri
the present one. The indictment against Gardi
ner for forging might have been supplied, had he
and his counsel not waived such /, mality, bat
the orgna title deeds, alleged 10 10 have been
forged cannot be supplicd hey never lad heeu
formally belorethe jury,& as they most probably
never will be- il would doubtless save time and
expense 10 enter n "noHc prosecute at once.
The country Is heartily siel, of the whole ma.
ter. Gordincrism and Gaphnsm have had their
day All the political capital TINT they were
ever worth has been consumed. Though boil
paid under tie sanction of .aw,and differing es-
sentiall, from the personal dciulcntons Of Swart-
wort, Price Wetmore aud other shining drmo
cratic lights, the wing party has been held re
sponsible DIR. Gardiner most probably eAngge-
rated his olaim,,rnd in this only followed the ex-
ample of most who hive claims The agents af
the Government, who have hunted him down so
remorscsly, to be paid out of this very money or
out of Uucle Sans pocket, will no doub; exagge-
rate their clnims cithom perjury.
The jackson supper came off rs per advertise
ment, ON Monday night. The Harmonious, OF
course, got tight "as in duty bound" and had n
very good time" The most notable published
occurrence Of the occasion was the very progress
sive toast of the member from California dcnonl-
mating the Sandwich Islands the gem ON the
fore finger of freedom, pointing Westward
What pity he did not compete for the Latham
prize! The money and the poetry would both
have been in the family.
Gen. Coss made his great speech to-day, th.
! burthen of which was Central American relations
had not the pleasure of hearing hir, but TIA,
unusual throng toward the Capitol reminded o
the days when Clay, Webster aud Calhoun were
wont to draw the whole community las if by magic
to one point,
1t is rumored that application will be made t,
| Congress for the use of public squarc--fo
what Another Hotel Whit u bouatifm feel
ing prevails When every man is voted farm
we win go in for The adjoining premises won
wei a. b. c.
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A Party Manu,rvre near ZONE.

srionaresiding in the southern part Of Camp
bell, ADDS the following iieinof intelligence 10 "A
Aettar'op Office business;
'''2hore petitions, I nun told going the
rounds of the lower part Of this county for the
lparpuse ofdissolving the connection between tlte
town and county, sofar their representation in
the lrgisl ture Is concerned. nm IT thu upin-
zion that it is democratic move X they confident
ily believe they will always carry the county pro-
per"
Of course il is "a democratic move'l Whit
Imaginable motive, except the hope OF II petty
party advantage, could there be- BY thc pre-
sent arrangemcnt,th the county has its delegate aud
the town its delegate, and each is the represents"
tive of both county and town. Can either prefer
10 have delegate instead of i,eo, as each now
has II is only necessary 10 state the case To
expose the party cunning in Nhieht originates
We hope no Wig will be soft en- ugh to be en-
trapped it!
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MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES
RIVER AND kANAwHA CoMPANY.-The meeting
was called TO order at O'Clock Il. NJ, when G..
A Myers, esq, was appointed Chairman, and W
i. Muniord, esq. acted as Secretary.
The object Of the call was briefly stated t. be
the consideration of the question whether il is adj
yisabe to offer the said Company's work to the
State at such price as may be agreed upon by
the State and the stockholders, or OF converting
the debt now due by said Company to the State
into stock of the Company at such prices as may
be agreed upon by the parties aforesaid.
President Ellis then read his report to the
meeting.
Geo. n. johnson offered the following resolu-
ton which was discussed ut length and then re-
jected:
"Resolred, That the Commonwealth by her
proxies, ought not to vote in this meeting on a
proposition TO sell to the State the stock in the
Company held by Others than the State"
Mr.. ID. i. Gooch offered the following resolu-
ton. which was discussed until nearly II O'clock
when the stockholders adjourned Ia meet again
tonight at o'clock.
Resoiped, That if, in the Judgment of the Leg
isature the interest of the Commonwealth would
be promoted by a purchase on the part of the
State the interest of the stockholders OF the James
River aud Kanawha Company ard transfer Of
their interest in said company to the State, we,
the stonkbolsiers will mt cppore my obstacle To
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Minsra, ana osoaosical Explorations.

A few days ago, We rnehtioned the arrival in
this city. of Mr.. JOSIAH HoLsFooK. If Wash
ington city-a gentleman distinguished for his
scientific attainments, and has contributions to
popular knowledge-wiio visits this region, and
will &c hence to the Sotsh wess- for the purpose
Of examining our mineral deposits and geot ,gic :,
formations. and of instituting systems of e. po-
ration and st,.dy in diiferent'neig hb.uhoods. We
are pleased fofearn that his plan has ,.eived rle
approval and encouragement of nanr # our ci Z
liens aud that he will probably i'be .aabed to
carry out fully the,abiectsof his .isit 10 Virgin
ia. His scheme is extensive and thorough.
The first sterir to enable Individuality labell-
ed specimens, collected in their respective riein
ties. to recognize the minerals coming un,lsT lipir
observation
The second step is TO provide Repositories IN
the principal .lhges. for the esn,r III Of their
citizens. arr4 TO. exchanges--alsn, for ..iSIn;s
TRIAL EXHIBITIONS . by Agricultural societies,
and other assooisiions-
Ere third step in the proposed expiration IL |
10 collect specimens to send TO Richmond Wash
ington New York. &e for EXCHANGE DEnos. |
TORIES. . in those cities
The fourth saepis.hy the agency Of Foreign Min
listers and other pssblo functionaries fro n abroad
he sends specimens to other countries,by way OF
exc anre; ahns promeiing scientific aud pacific
reciprocarions among all nations
Tho whole expense attending this wnle srre"d
and peseerfh eyAaem of scientific commerce Is
SO exceedingly irifing as, TO make il both easy
and profitable for every member Of the eommu
unity topaIiieipaie in its operations and its bcne-
fits
The plan may be materially AIDED by COLLECTIONS
of mineralS.nla,ie in various places. both by in
individuals and seleas-also, by attention called
TO the subject by newspapers in Nirginia
We do nod dsibt that Mr.. H. will receive, in
his travels. the hospitabe attentions for which
our people distinguished.