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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

The political news from California shows, that
the Democratic party are rent in twain there,and
that both factions have nominated their cnndi-
dates for Congress, &c In the mean time,we see
the Wings, with unanimity, have nominated
Calhoun Benham and George Bowie, young
men of ability, as their candidates for Congress,
and we hope may be able to elect them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

2sth inst, by the County Court OF Bedford Go"
to ten years Imprisonment in the Pcnitentiary.
The trial. it is said, lasted not more than Il min
utas
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The Western journals conyictng President
Pierce of double dealing and failing TO keep his
word in the matter of River and Iarbor Improve
ments. On this hend Judge Wording, Of Racine
| Wis, makes the following asscverations
~ would state that in the month of October
1852, | was in the office of Gen. Pierce in Con
cord, New HAMPSHIRE and had nt that time II
conversation with him in relation 10 appropra
lions by the General Government for the improve
mcnt of Western Rivers and llarbors linking
"A bound volume of printed speeches and letters
in his hand, he turned To the letter OF Silas
Wright to the Chicago Convention, and obsery-
ed, that The sentiments of that letter were his own;
that he was not in favor of appropriations by the
General Government for the purpose of creating
commerce in places where it did not exist but
wherever it did exist, it ought to be protected
and encouraged, and that he had no more doubt
of the consttutionaty aud expediency ofappro-
priations by the General Government for the i'm
provement Of Western IIarbors and Rivers, than
he had of the constitutionality and expcdieney
of appropriations by the General Government foi
the construction Of light-hou and other smar
objects on the Atlantic coast; and he added, Il
understand the letter Of Sins Wright to the Chi
cago Convention to be satisfactory to all West
ern men, These are his statements as then
mnde and to show that am not mistaken copy
this statement of his, from a memorandum
then made, at Gen. Perce's own suggcstion.n
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The Commissioners of the Railroad Companies
chartered by Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and
New Jersey and constituting the New York aud
Norfolk Air Line Railroad, are to hold a meeting
at the Aston House in New York,on the 9th Sep
teint or.
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CADETS EXCuRsloN.-1he Alexandria Gazette
states that the corps of Cadets of the Virginia
Military Institute, left Lexington ON the 22d of
this month, and reached the Warrenton Springs
on the 25th. They will, in few days, probably
visit Mount Vernon and Alexandria
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

SEsTEscED.-Tbe negro man who, few
weeks ago, was lodged in Jail for an attempt at
rape on the person of Miss White of Liberty,
Bedford co., was sentenced, on Monday last, the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-31

MEMORY Whatever has once given us pain
or pleasure is remembered long, and REQUIRED to
oiten,as we pass down the journey of life to the
grey hairs and soitudes of our last year. Love
has been to every one the source of both. Every
one has treasured away on the sacred pages of
memory n thousand little Incidents ever to be
revealed i'll time, to which, to some iascinat
ing fiction, it returns, whenever II gloomy.
idle, unsocial hour calls up the musng spirit
and turns the mind upon the past. Life, review
ed through the msts of by-gone years, seems
rather curious wrought fiction, or II foversh
dream, than stern reality. We are surround
ed by momentos of the affection of friends, but
these friends themselves have gone. We remem-
Der the councils of wisdom, the sage instructions
of experience, by which our minds are formed,
and n direction given To tho current of our
thoughts and habits, but the lips from whence
they flowed have long been mute as the still val
ley where they lie Wondering. We have dane
ed and sung with the gay aud gddy and been en-
raptured at the thrilling voice and kindling eye of
beauty, but alone. The visions have
passed from In ono graveyard and another
there are little hillocks, and white stones bearing
remembered names, and this is all is left to us
BUTT is among the melancholy ruins of the past
that gather the richest stores for the future
II is there learn how very vain are earthly
hopes-how fleeing earthly iriends--how frail
oven tho strongest cords of affection. 1t Is
there we learn to prepare for another state ofbo-
ing.
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Wish /" buy all the good WHEAT ran get for
Il Richmond Mill ami will nav TN. highest ma ket
Pce for it, 5espe tlully rogue :. my friend, and the
Publh generally Ia give IA call before selling.
WM. a NJ LER,
aug 3l-ls ~, po.i,
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nenlnOnt. Va,
IIAVE received. direct itam the manufacturers in
England II fall md complete assortment of Bin
minghn,n and Shrfiield HARDWARE, and from, tI,,
manufacturers this country, full supply ii American
Gaod,. heir och i nov large aud complete consist
ing in art III
= Rodgefs" anI Wos' onlnIn's fine Pen mud Puck,,
kaive. ocket Knives Of J. =, 3 4 aud blade.; BncL
Bone Ebnnx, Cnrua aud l,oIA Handle Knives n, i
Fork Ivory Handle Knives and Forks ia sells of 81 A.
IS piece; Razprs ol Mud Il Bnielers Rogers No.
felhuIm and Geaves uftuic. Of every II, le AMI
qnnlit,; Se.s>oi> aud Shears. ut various makes md
.slrs; Smgleund onlIr Rar,l Guns. some very ,un.
tinr; Pistols, Rifles Rifle Barrels and Moun,in,, :
TIA = liater, Log y ell Fifth AMI Tongue CHAN a
Wedding aud Killing Hoes all izes; Axes OF Collin. .
simmons un Virginia make; Hand nnd Pannrl Snw.:
Hammers aud Ilucln1s Mil, Pin, Cros, Cut md Ci,
cnar Saws spades Ht5 >huvcls Of Anes Rowland md
other make: Auvil-, lee. and Smiths Bellows Sledp
md Hand Hammers, Sroeks & Dies, and Screw PI,e.
Blister Shear Casi Steel, squire aud ociagnt a.
tne> ll.r,e Shurs aud House Shoe mills Wire Sieve.
nad SITTER; llor,c Coar. b ind Bri.e4 aud HHme.
Birdie Filings Wosed Rcins y GItls: Locks HINES
and Screws. al every description; P!anes Chi.el.
Augers aud fes all hiuds; lhiolm and ounter Scale.
Patent Balances ard Stelynrd>; English American and
q d. Percussion Cup; Hay Manure Forks . }
mud prong.; leu Trays aud Winters; md Ill other
goods usually found in Hardware Stores
A. nur ooIs have been purchased for CASH ON the
favorable terms. and selected exclusively Tor lb.
Virsinis, Nnth Carolina al d Tennes,e trade we fee,
visiting this city, and respectfully invite Them an tx
animation of our stock, determined 10 sell n ,
low regular house in this. any IF Inc Northern
! Ct irs.
7. S. Orders promptly and carefully Intended t.
mug 81 dSc2w w. NJ. FL
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Unpy-Tesfe
}. w. HUNTINGTON. CIR

The creditor, of Edward IL Atkiusons decd and
all the utter parties Interested in the foregoing decree
viii take notice that have appointed rhur-dny. osib
oil September next at my otfce in the city of LYNCH
burg, proof of the debts and payments therein
mentioned at which time and place they are required 10
attend, with the tequisite proofs. H. H. KEAN
Lynchbbig, Aug. 20. 1854. Cor,r
~,
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WANTED TO.tsssE

me year. WOMAN to do the ronhi1g an1
"nSnhg on snllll tlmi'. For further particulars ap
ply 10 RoBr, X WATKINS. MAN 1t, Lypch6ug
aug 81 DIT -
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The following quotations are wholesale Cor
small orders higher prices will be charged:
BUrTER-Common Butter in denund nj from 3 Ia 10
ctf; Prime scarce bt ll0l7 cts Goshen 1890 cts
BEEswAX-255 026b d) h.
BAcoN-City curei and Smihfod, hog round 8Inol
rents Western Sides 4aSi Shoulders 81 az. Hams
"a "a, Is Western Baeged ia l2i Queen CRY Hams
l35 cts ; North Carolina 81.
Conn MEM-8jC090e y bus.
CoRx-S0cents ID bus
CONFERENCE.-THE at 50 80 per bushe
GoffEE-kia 94D l05rt. I.nguayra lOIlI l03; Jayn
Is, stoci lisht; Mocha l44ai5cts.
fLouR-Snles Superine yesterday ut 49,
fLAxsEEn--sl % ~ bus.
fIsn-lierrings, North Carolina gross s5 %, II,
whiehlhcrr n'e sales of new family Roe. in bills. 81;
do in half barrels. ~; Clipped s.. Shad SI 4e Dbl
Macherei No $lSa ls1 f9 hbl No . 81; No 3.
50; No. 4. s. IA 5 So Halifix Clipped No g. e3as5
so, No ,, : IS.
uuANo--Wc quote Peruvian at s55 80 delivered from
stote-irom wharf So; Mexican 35G35 81.
lion AND NAiLs-Pig S3S a 45 p ton; Sw.des 100
l05 II English refined 100; Common English$S5.
American country, sS5; Tredegar $90a95. Cut NAILS
43a5c. II H..
FEATHERs- Live Geese 4j4li IS cts Demand limit.
ell AMI stock light
LKAp--7 for pig; 4 a7! for bar.
MoLAssEs. New Orleans, 24a26 cts ~ gallon;
Porto Rico 2703Uc. Cuba, 2lJ0aaI
OArs-Ncw 45c 4o bus.
PoTAroEs-Pntatoes and in demand at 81 80
II bus. for Northern MERGERS.
Rvs 80 per busleI.
RlcE--i205 cts " Ii.
SuGAR4-Fnr 10 strictly nrimi New Orleans last cts
Porto eco sac far strictly prime; Coffee Suga. dsa7J;
yellow 6aa7; refined Loaf 94a9s; crushed 0a93; pow
d,rel. S305.
SAlr-S Sales at 81 from wharf, 81 le4 from store
4aS cts pc lh.
ToGAccn-Commonq qualities show some slight i'm
provemrnt though ether grades ure without Change
The market is rather active than ut the clnse of
last week a"d the early part of this week. Break.
mil
WooL-Wa,hed 30 cts; unwashed % cts y H.
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Iide-Water Connection,

x..,.axM Our line OF Boats will receive freight
sfsaaRxsss1ES ss deliverable in the Dork
Our line runuccts vim the liurs of Steamer. r Bal.
timrre, Phade plia aud New York twice week, ID
a' our landing is nearer the AMI vessel landing
than other the drayage Iods AID produce will
be less by our linz, than ny atier. LEE X co.
aug 81 dtl Richmond.
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DIED.


On the 18th inst, at the residence of her father,
ID. w. Williamson, Esq'r., at the Red House,
Miss MoLLIE c. WILLIAMSON, aged eighteen
years after tan illness of only five days
Beautiful in life, she was lovely in death. At
fectionate, dutful and obedient rs IA daughter:
cheerful, warm hearted and devoted as friend.
The loss will long be felt and deeply lamcnted.
not only by her weeping relations and friends Who
surround her bedside, but by the whole circle of
her acquaintance of which she was the life and
delight. Language fails 10 tell her great worth
ane amiablty of character "'To see her was to
love hor to name her TO praise" Could
prayers and tears and the kindcst and best at
tention have averted the sad stroke, then she had
not died, but alas all in vain. Her hour had
come and there was none 10 stay the awful mes.
senger. May her loss he sanctied to the good
of her relations aud friends, especially to the
young of the noighborhood, and serve as Il warn
ing to all, to be ready to meet death as welcome
messenger. ALICE.
-, ON Friday the 25th inst, JonN CATLEr.
infant son of VIM. H. and Mary \. Campbell,
aged Is months and 10 days.
~ Stanton and Winchester papers please
copy.
nH. ROgEisP EARLY has rqu,nc FIR IN
II the Srrin aud eau be foun az !s OH lie
head of AIin street. mug - Ia
WANiHD Fifteen s1are. Merehu Is Bank
w stoch,rD supplyan or 'er.
unql7 dts PETERS SPENGE& co.
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GAMBIING.-"Ihere is one case recorded of
lad, who lost three thousand guineas Mt one
sitting at loo. Among the men, Brookes Club
and Whites are mentioned MS moro especially tho
seats of ing play. Mr.. Wilberforce, coming up
To London rs young man of fortune, has rela-
ted the cndeayors that were used to engage him
at II Faro table in the former, wherc George Sell
wyn kept bank And, he adds, 'rhe very first
time | went to Boobies | won twenty-ii five gui-
meas of the Duke of Norfolk Many in that age
were the ancestral forests felled, and the good
lands disposed of to CRAFTY this passion-scarce-
" less than in the days of Charles the second,
when the King himself would hold the dice box,
and when Lord Carnaryon used to say that wood
an excrescence of the earth provided by ma
ture for tho payment of debts, But, although
the high play continued, the games were wholly
changed. Thus the terms in Dmbre and Bias
sette, which Pope in his Rape of the Lock- and
Indy Mary Wortlcy in her Town Eclogues' as
sumo rs quite familiar, became by degrees almost
uninteligiblo. The discovery of n new game in
the last years of the American War tended great
~ to ditiuse the spirit of gaming from the high
er TO the lower classes. This was the L. O. ia
BILE, which was thought to be beyond the reach of
law, because not distinctly specified in any Stat
ute. In 1852 u Bill was brought in providing
severe penalties against this or any new games
of chance and the Bill, after some debate pass
ed the Commons, but in the Lords was lost, ow-
ing to the lateness of the Session and the pres
sure of business at Lord Rockinghams DEATH
In the debates upon this subject, Mr.. Byng, as
Member for Middlesex. statedhat in two parish
es only of Westminster there were BOG L. O.
tables; and that he knew ofnstances where bank
rupts had gained 100000 by f. Oxford Nc
Maher's History Of England.
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AN ADDRESS delivered before the GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF THE FREE CHURCH OF ScorT-
LAND, at Edinburgh BY Rev. DR.. DUFF
also BEDINI and DR.. DUFF CoNTRAsTED. By
Kirwan.
This pamphlet has been laid ON table by
Messrs. Payne 81 Christian. We have only had
an opportunity to glance over its pages and find
it an elegant and instructive address on the So
cial economy, &C., of the United State. Price
I24 cents.
We are also indebted to Messrs. Payne 81
Christian for a large and finely executed engrav-
ing, styled the "Unon." by Tadd, from paint
ing by 7. II. Matteson. Price, to close a con-
Segment, only $1.50. E
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MOVEMENTS IN CALIFORNIA FOR THE INVASION
OF CURA.--A San Francisco letter in the New
York Times, under date of the lst inst, says:
The steamer day takes from us Col Wheat,
agent of the ,lunta for the invasion of Cuba, who
has been with us since the LIST of April last. He
has succeeded in enrolling quite large plumber
OF men from the Southern and Western States,
including uniformed company of Flying Artil-
lery and uniformed company of Rfemen. Both
of these companies have been under constant
drill for the rast eight or ten weeks and form a
splendid nucleus for an invading army. Many
of the native CHlifornians have lent material aid
to the cause, and the fact of a marauding expedi-
ton being concentrated at New Orleans, has
been in no manrrr kept secret. Major General
Wool is ON the alert. and no expedition rs body
will ever be permitted to leave this city. Drums
are beating and the flying artillery in full uni
form are now escortng Col. Wheat to the steam
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THE RAILROAD from New Orleans to jackson,
Miss, now in course of construction is compile
ted and in operation to the State line of Missssip-
pi, distance of 80 miles. 1t is called the New
Orleans, Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad.
and when completed, which will be at no distant
day, will form line Of railway from Portland.
Maine, to New Orleans, except between jackson
and Montgomery, and Aqua Greek and Wash
ington City, 10th of which links will soon be built
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ROSA WooDvILIE; or, the JAILoR's DAUGHTER.
We have received from the publishers, Messrs.
Garrett & Co., n. York, through Mr. Morse. a
copy OF this late literary production from the pen
of Alexander Dumas. translated by Fayotte Rob
inson. Dumas is too well known among the nov
threading community for US TO extol his merit as
an author. Enough to say, the interesting story
is all fe its action never ceases, whilst the read
er has to do his own moralzing.
The book is printed in elegant type and on
good paper-neaty done up. and cannot fail 30
command ready sale. Price 50 cts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Hardware,--Fall Importation. 1854.
p ~ MOORE A. No

importers and Whoiesdie Dealers in FOREIGA
and DOMESTIC HiRDW4RE.
No. "a Peal st. opposite MI. II. w. Fry's,
Richmond. Nn
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4 T a CIR uit Court for the corpor,tiol OF Lynch
"a burg, continued and lac on Tuesday, June 4glh
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RUDIMENrARY AND PRACTICAL

N Treatise on Perspective for beginners, sim
plifed for the use of Juvenile students and ANA
teurs in architecture, painting, &c; also adapted
for schools and private instructors fourth edition,
revised and enlarged, by George Payne, artist (;
eighty-six illustrations, 10 cents.
Rudiments of the Arr of Building, in five Sec
lions, viz: /. General principles Of construction
?. Materials used in binding; 3. Strength of ma
ierials; 4. Use Of materials; 5. Working drawings,
specifications, and estimates illustrated with Ill
wqodcuts, by Edward Dobson, author Of the Rail
ways of Belgium, &c.
Elements Of Mechanism, calculating the scien-
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machines, for the use of schools and students in
mechanical engineering, with numerous speci-
mems OF modern machines remarkable for their
utility aud ingenuity, illustrated with 243 enerav
ings, by t. Baker, author Of Railway Engineering,
&c.
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svlvana avenue. Mays
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T1HE LAMPLIGHTER.-A fresh supply

Il Just received.
Also, Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Darlington, and
others of the Family, edited by u. =. Shellaber, OF
the Boston Post.
My Schools and Schoolmasters; or the Story OF
my Education, by Hugh Miller, author OF the
Footprints Of the Creator &c.
Woman's Influence and Woman's Mission.
The Ladyis Equestrian Manual, in which the
principles and practice Of Horscmanship for La
dies are thoroughly explained, 10 enable every
Lady TO ride with comfort and elegance.
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r. FARNHAM,
Corner Of llth street and Penn avenue.
May
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~ I'd door north of Pennsylvania avenue, i'm
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Although nominsry young Mems Magazine,
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vide for young men that heslthful stimulus and
the aids TO improvements, which many of them are
now anxious 10 secure
The editor has secured the assistance Of many
able and eycellect contributors, and every effort
will be made 10 render the work worthy the mai.
ronsge and support ofthe christian public
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GOLD AND THE GOSPEL PRIZE
VI Essays on the Scnptural Duty OF Giving in
Proportion 10 Means and Income.
Daniel, Model for Young Men, a series of Lee
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Voices Of the Dead, by Rev. DIR. Cumming.
The Divine Character indicated by Reverend
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Uncle Jerry's Letters TO Young Mothers.
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PALTlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
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Chicago and 81. Louis.
THROUGH TICKETS for all the above
4 points can DO had at the railroad station in
Washington.
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arrive in Wheeling in time 10 connect with the
splendid steamers WINCHESTER and DUR
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thence direct by railroad TO Cleveland, Toledo,
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they will connect the next afternoon with the
splendid UNION LINE" STEAMERS for Gin
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railroad from Lawrenceburg.
Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville.
and Indianapolis; also for Evansville and Column
bus, by national road stages from Wheeling.
Passengers holding through tickets can lie over
at any point on the route. For information and
tickets, apply TO T. H. PARSONS, Agent, Wash.
ington.
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4 MULLINS, BOWN d CO., importers OF
" foreign and dealers in domestic stationery,
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