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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-25
THE FII.I.InIrsrERs.


The steamship Black Warrior has arrived 1t Mo-
bile with Eve days later advices from Havana, but
brings us nothing relating to the political or revolu
tionary movements on the Island From the extra.
ordinary quietness of everything 10 that quarter,
tsays the Charleston Standard we are inclined to
give greater degree Of credence to the assertions
ofthe newspaper organs Of the patriots ia this coun
Try that al Is working prosperously and advantage.
eusly for the cause they advocate. There can be
no doubt that there is strong expedition com
pIeely organic ed on our shores who only await the
word 70 advance from their cosdjutors on the Is
land. In confirmation of this, the Editor of the
Knoxville. Wing, in a recent number Of his paper
saye:
1--WE have converted with an intelligent and re-
liable man. belonging to tho expedition, lew Day
sinee who wss loaded down to the guards win
funds for the expedition and to avoid suspcion was
travelling the overland route, from N T. through
Virginia and this city. At our suggestion, ne oe
clined to make himself known In this city. In 40
dion to the large amount OF fund furnished oy tne
Cuban junta, whose head quarters are ct new ORR,
fhe up river planters of Mississippi ana Lou1sana
have furnished largely The hrst DIVISION Oh a one
army OF invasion that goes out IS 10 numoeI 3 oo
men-l0O0 of them Mississippi Rihemen, ana looo
armed with a new many chambered Rife. insse
will be afoat before this day II not arrested: 1oe
steamships are 10 land the second DIVISION III uuo
time to aid the first The North furnishes as many
men a. the South does, and more OF the money
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-25

cEA CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SUI
.0SEKIES.-Person DESTROYS of purchasing
homer made Carriages Buggies, Bsrouches Sulkies or
light Wagons of the best material and workmanship,
will find it greatly to their interest to giyeme call
as am now manufacturing the above articles the
most moderate terms.
Those having REPAIRING to do, will be accom-
modated at the shortest notice. and my charges will
be very moderate.
WILLIAM w. BAILEY
my9 SIN 18th st., between franklin and Grace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-25

THOLERA can be cured and prevented
~ BY the timely use of BRYANTS CHOLERA
REMEDY. Not single case is said to have occurred
where this valuable medicine was used 1t shouId De
in the POSSESSION of every one and we would ADVISE
all to call kessrs. r. X. DUVAL x BRO. and pro-
cure a hottle of this timely cure. " IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-25

= FOR RENT.-Several Offices for
Il rent on the corner of 10th and Broad sta. APP
q TINsLEY BRYANT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-25

RhANDIE6.-A full assortment of fine
- % very superior qualities warranted genuine. 10
sofe ana for sale In Quantities TO suit Nv
RAWLINGS MILLER
DR Corner Pearl and Cary So,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-25

VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-CHlL-
Y DREN CRY FOR IT.-This preparation has
now stood the test of year. and its popularity Is
daily Increasing as its merits become more known.
IL is confidently recommended the Safest best and
most pleasant remedy for expeiiing worms in USE
Its great merits have gained for it the recommends
tons of physicians, Mothers and others, who have
tried it successfully, when all the ordinary nausea.
ting preparations have failed.
Prepared only by =. J. PICOT l. co.
Also, for sale by WIN. P. LADD,
nv 70 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-07-25

GUANO.-400 tons Peruvian Guano i
store and afoat for sale by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
n Decree in Relation to the Railroad WI, at
Erie


The following decree in relation to the famous
railroad war at Erie, delivered at Pittsburg
on tho 9th nstant, in the Supreme Court As
will be perceived, II sustains tho Eriaus u. their
husiillties upon the Railroad Company, and re-
quires that the railroad truck through tit Gets
of Erie and llarbor Greek township shnll lie taken
np. The decision, no doubt, will give great .nt-
i-iactian TO the people 81 thic, who struggled
tng and rallianty ion tbo rights which are thus
legally ma ntaued. The following is the decree
bE,Enr ur rnL SUPREME ColEr, Selt :.
l75l- Opinion by Ghnf Justice Biack.-Ths
coa#r camr an 10 bc hrnrd before the supreme
Court On tho bill of complaint in the answer of
The defendants, and ON the proof. and evidence
tuken by both parties, aud was argued bv coun.
sci. And thcrcupon II appear, To this Court
that the defendants have built, and ID now use
and maintain, II certain railroad kuown rs the
Erie and Northeast Railrond, of which sud rail
road part Is within the present limit, Of the
city ot Erie, and upon certain streets thereof,
and another part Is upon the bed of n certain
pubic road, known Us the Bullalo road in lialhor
Greek township, Erie county; and that the sud
railroad IN those puts thereof is public and
common nuisance.
Its therefore, orderrd and odindged and de.
creed, that the defendant shall on or before the
expiration of -four months from this date. take up
So much of their said road as lies upon the said
streets and upon the Buffalo ruad, and remove
the materials thereof. 10 lrnve the -ad
streets and road in ns GOOD condition IA. they
were in before the construction OF suid railroad
And il is further declared and adjpagcd, that
The said defendants are bound Ia make the DO
rough of Erie with such limits ms it had in l-l2
the western terminus of their railroad. II il
therefore deerced and ordered, that the said dr-
PENDANTS shall, within four months from ths date
change the route and construction of Their rail
road aceordngly, and make their western tclmi.
nus at what was the eastan line of said horo -
in lsl2, within the sad borough And tn
said defendants shall reconstruct thrir railroad Ia
supply the parts hereby ordered To be broken up
according TO plans aud specifications to hc h,
them made, and To be Submit d 10 and approved
by this court, ON full notice Ia the counsel of the
Commonwealth, and not Otherwise.
And defendants shall pay all lawful costs, to
be taxed 10y the prothouotary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

The DoCk CoNNrcroN.--l The advantages OF
this connection are becoming more Obvious eve
~ day. friend of ours informs us that he saw
cargo of plaster transferred from vessel to Il
canal boat bound for Lyhchburg, and having the
curiosity to inquire of the captain what was the
probable saving over the old mode of tranship-
ment. was informed that at least s25 was saved
that single cargo This is but one illustra-
ton of one of the benefits which the agricutur
lists of Virginia will receive from this completion
of the tidowatcr connection.
1t is most enliycung AT this time to look at the
auimating spectacle which the dock presents
with its masts and flags and busy stir. where II
short time ago all was silent and solitary. The
pedestrian,i from the lower part ofthe city on his
walk up Main street sees at every corner as he
proceeds the masts of vessels and the hutterinr
OF gay steamers and other cheering proofs that
We have now ample accommodations for the ship.
ping Il at visits this port. Ii is cheering in the
high 7taegree 10 the white winged messen-
gers of commerce nesting as il were in the very
heart of the city, and to hear the yoheave-vo
of the mariners, that inspiring music of tru. pro
gress, which cheers men to nobler struggles and
mighter results than ever accomplished by
the melodies of the battlefield
Taking stroll few mornings since TO tLe
beautiful eminence near Capt. Lbby's.we were
struck with the general air of life and activity
both in the ship dock and the river Several
large sea-golng steamers were living nj Rock
ett's, sail vessels, from the tai! ship to the small
schooner. extended from the same point nearly
| up to point opposite the old Market, while in
| the river below was small fleet Of sailing YES
sells bearing offthe rich productions of Virginia
to other climes. 1t a sight which did our
heart good. 1t spoke well for Nirginia il spoke
well fer Richmond. A more beautiful view, CON
sidered merely in the landscape line, than the
James River from the hill near Capt. I4ibby's, is
not to be found on this continent ami it by no
means detracts from it's loneliness. that, instead
of splendid solitude, it is becoming great
highway for trade and commerce. and Quicken
| ing TO new life the marts of trade, as well as the
| green banks that line its romantic shores.-R.
| Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
The Lynchburg Iii ht A iu5iy

We take pleasure in calling tn attention n
our citizens to the following communication rela
tive To the reorganization OF the l.ynchbarg
Light Artillery. and doubt not that the appeal 10
their public spirit will be cheerfully responded 10.
Let us have the company. Surely the few
hundred dollars necessary for equipments can
be readily raised on proper application.
Messrs. Editors 1t Is our purpose To inter
est our citizens in the resuscation of the above
named military company. Our citizen soldcry
have ceased to exist, and there is not now in oar
city a single organized corps which could bc re.
he'd upon in an emergency, such as might arise
at any time This fact should arouse the people
and induce them to remedy the evil with al prac
ticahle haste. The opportunity To do this is now
presented. The Lynehburg Ligtt Artillery has
been reorganized under the command OF capable
officers and now numbers, rank and file, nhont
eighty men. This is the largest company aud
will prove the most efficient corps that We have
ever had in our city. There exists. however,
one difficulty in the way of equppng this eompa-
ny,and that arises from the fact that many OF
its members are poor men, who feel themselves
unable to 90 TO the expense of purchasing uni
form. Will not our generous and public spirited
citizens see to ii that this difficulty is removed
few Hundred dollars will accomplish the desired
end. We do hope that the required sum will be
Immediately raised,and that .l.ynchburg will be
relieved from the danger and disgrace of having
no organized military company in her midst,
MANY CITIZENS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

BLAekwoob's NAGAzINE.-Co Contents of the
August number: /. rreoupi and Alison on the
Greek Revolution =. Student Life in Seoland
3. The Instruction in SPIN; !. The Ethnoogy
of Europe ;. The Gangetie Provinces of Brit
ish India; 8. The Secret of Stoke Manor; Fami-
" llistory-Par III; :, Conservative Re-nscen-
deney Considered. Published monthly by Leon
ard Scott 4 CO., ~ Fulton St, entrance 81 Gold
St, New York, ut - per annum. Postage "a cts.
u Yoar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

1iE NATURAL BRpGE.-Nr. J. H. Sheffield.
proprietor of the Natural Bridge Hotel, gives
notice that in future all visitors, trho do not stop
al his Hotei, will be charged ! for takinga peep
at the Natural Bridge. The reasons given for
this arc candidly set forth in his notice, and are
as natural as the Bridge itself. Having for some
time past met with encouragement in charge of
81 cents for seeing the elephant he now saws:
"Presuming that this regulation has been in exs-
tenee efficiently long To have become generally
known have determined TO raise he price of
admittance to One Dollar"
1t knowledge of the price affords a iustifca.
ton for raise, we incline to the opinion that an
other rise will soon take place. The papers are
busy in circulating the informaton.-R Enqui-
rer.
e.ook here Stebe, you said Adam was the fust
man.
No
God made Adam outn mud and set him up
agln the fence to dry
Yes
Look hero niger who made de fencer
why. dat tudder man
Wat tudder man Stebol'
wy Ebe, You toel'
Was Ebe mani
He was when | seed him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

REeoGNIsEp.--The six negro men found drown
ed in the Shenandoah rivernear Snckcrs Ferry,
few days ago, have been recognised. One be-
longing to james Larue, one to Christopher La
rue, and one to Miss Emily Bell, all of Clarke
county; two to DIR. Fisher of Fauquier, and one
to DIR. liord of Warrenton; the three last were in
the employ of Mr. Alfred Castlcman. They were
supposed to be drunk at the timc.-R. Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

RAILROAD BARBACuE.- Many of our citizens
are anxious to have Barbecue when the Cars ar
rive at Wytheville, which il is now said will be
about tue middle of October. If we are to have
dinner it is high time that preparations were
being made. Great things are expected of old
Wythc, and we suggest that public meeting he
held to take the necessary steps towards having
a ceIebrntion UNtheriAe Req.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

The books for subscription to the stock of the
Alexandria and Washington Railroad were
opened last Tuesday at the Mayors office in
Washington, in Georgetown, and in Alexandria.
The capital stock required is 100000. two
thirds of which must be subscribed before a
company can be organized; and two dollars per
share of $100 each must be paid at the time to
the Commissioners.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

In Montgomery Circuit Court, Tuesday, a
braham Good, was arraigned upon the charge of
attempting to steal n negro slave the property of
Jno. Smith of Roanoke, and from the evidence
was found guilty, aud sentenced to confinement
in the pententiury for two years. Christians
bnrg ReraLR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

sNlE partnership her,toorr Existing between R.h,,
a Murray and J. H. 6ngse'4eieer in thu m the
style Of Murray & Guggenheimer j. Iii, las liz.
soIyed mud ur sigat4te of lilo -inuu be u.ed no
longer for my arloso.7
J. II GEHGENIlEIMER.
ScftenieI i, 1854 tsep lb-Nlm)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

Rev. DIR. Plumer, who hus been residing in
Baltimore for a number of years as the accepta-
BILE pastor of the Franklin street Presbyterian
Church. took his final leave of thatcity on Sun
day night, preparatory to his departure for Allie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
Orange and AlexandrIa Ralload EsEtenslon.

Orange and Alexandra Railroad Extension
1t was reported yesterday that the grading ON
the whole line OF the Orange X Alexandria Rail
raad Extension, from Charlottesville To this city,
had been let to energetic aud responsible con
tractors. We trust the report may be true and
that the opening of this splendid connection for
Northern and Southern travel will, rs II eonse-
q uence. speedily he made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
MARRIED.

On the lith inst, by Rev. !. l.. priehard, in
Bedford county, Mr. lHAppEus b. CARPENTER,
of Vermont, and Miss CoRDEIIA, daughter of the
late lezekiah Fuqua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
Pocket Book Lost,

I OSr ON last SUNDAY nelt, between The Water
A W orhs dam urd Man sired, medium. led Peck
ct h'"k' containing III moncy one si0 nu,c. Two
ives ON two aud a matt gold piece, 5 IN go l. and
" s'e e. u silver MT recoecl,d. II Co .,ains
nls'' s'me yry valuable pupers Tor the recovery of
si,en' VIVA the Pocket Book the finder will be sails
Keller to tie Nirgnian Onire (..,,Io H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
\ Ew DRY GOODS

Is now receiving very superior stock Of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS. con i>lius oi every alticl
oil LADIES and 'entemens wear. A-n. largo assort.
men' 'i blankets lind~e!s and Heavy Nooens all of
which IA" oilers on the most favorable Terms II for.
mer Pron,npd The public ecnen, are respectfully 90.
hei'ea /" call AT klLb'S CORNER, MAIN ST
sep 10 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

LIGHTNIEG.-1hc barn of Mr.. Jonathan Sheets
near Mount Sidney, in this county, was struck by
lightning ON last Tuesday afternoon week, Gnd en-
trely consumed with all its contents of gram and
hay.
During the same storm the barn of MIR. j.
Craun, IT,, within few mics of Mount Sidney,
was also struck by lightning aud consumed
The house of Mr.. James Johnston, on Middle
River was struck on Sunday the eth ult., and
considerably injured by the lightning. lady
who wa. the only person in the house at the time
was Frustrated by the shoek.-Sfaunton Specta-
tor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

ROAD no PASSEAGEH> On aud auer
MONDAY. ihu 18th inst. the AcaunHnp ut,ou Tram
will leave the Lyuch ufg depot at % o'clock, p Nj
and the Mail Train will arrive Lynchbulg ) min
utes past &, I. NJ L. II GILL Gen. SUIT
s.l,l eli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

ghany City,where he has been called 10 the chair
of Pastoral Theology, in the Seminary at that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

IA DeMolay Encampment No 4, X Il
WlUIlP (Ordcrs 10 ,
WV SIN kst"Hfs:-Attcnd r.luIar mrptine Of
yo4I In, amrment at the Mn,1ur la niS cy. ming ut
o'c,c,.
BY Order Of tic NJ. r. Grand Commander.
sep lG-lt q. SHIELDS. Racorier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
Petersburg Female College.

petersburg FeMaie t0ilege.
fJvIu ST session al this Institution viii commence ON
the at Wednesday in tins mo- TIA (27th day OF
Srplembe1) and Close On the 18th July 1850
FACULTY
REy. GEORGE ". CARTER,
llc,idrur, and Prof.. Belle Lcrtrc., E;hics &c.
ROBERT KERR, A NJ,
Mathematics AID Natu,a. Scieacet
WILLIAM 7. DAVIS. a NJ
Anci,u Languages AMI l.ilcra.use
JOSEPH WALL.
Mo ,eru Ian -Hages ADD Painting.
j. FRED. WTLFF.
Music aul Draw rng.
Miss EMMA !. TAYLOR.
Ornamental branches.
MSS AMANDA u. ARAlISrEAD,
Primary Department.
TERMS Of TuIroS y.2 THE ScnoiAsrlc YEAR
Primary departments --....-...... $50
Aerademie (,3y,ncca Erg'ss bruarlc< ......... a.
Coilcenn.-ljgter Ene'i-h arafrhes win in.in Or
Gretk.-.... 800 ...=... 49,. 50
EXTRA.
Modern Languages, ench. ......=.-.. 20
Music an Piano or Guitar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60
baNlas in Pencil. (per qpartcr CONGRATULATIONS.
Painting Ia ,ns u Water, (prr qua Ter 10
Lectures aud Experiments ia Natural Sci 'aces.( ucr
Sncred Music Daily exercise. vo CHARGE.
BoARDISa.-lourg lud,e, from distance y ii reside
in the family "t WILLIAM Liza, Jr, Esq. who couples
the College premises, will also Presidrht CARR ER
aud lady.
Forfatler particulars llre,s President, care of
f. F. Nash. rete sbule, Va.
sep l. dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16
MANY CITIZENS.

NORTH CARonINA.-The Wings of North Car
olina poled 16,7l5 votes ont of 95,33i at the
late election. The Wing gain was very hand
some upon previous years, being 677 votes moro
than polled in 1850, and 1906 more than
werepolled in 1852. The Raleigh Rogister,wheh
makes the comparison says:
'This exhibit demonstrates two things LIST,
that the locoioco strength in the State has been
constantly diminishing since their triumph in
1850, and, ID that, with the increased vote of the
State, the Wing vote has increased over the To-
cofoco vote in the ratio of more than % to | :"
Mr.. Clingmans chances for the Senate are also
said to be less favorable than they have been.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

ERIE RAuRoAp.-The Directors of this Road,
says the NY. journal of Commerce, who express
the fullest confidence in its ability to earn
enough TO pay not only interest upon its debt'but
also sufficient dividend upon the stock
about TO submit the books and vouchers of the
Company to several business men of known capa-
city as accountants, in whom the public have
entire confidence. 1t liz 10 be hoped that the ne
'tual condition of the Road may be made fully
known, without exaggeration or reserve. Tic
time has arrived when, if there are any delusi us
with respect TO its income, they will soon be dis
PEELED We but express the general wish of he
friends of this great work says the Journal, that
a plain, unvarnished. complete statement may be
made Gifts affairs,-so that the test of time and
experience may be met without disappointment
or dismay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-16

SIaNs OF COMMERCIAL TRouRLE.-The re
ceipts from the customs at this port during
the month of August amounted to 500 | 800, AN
increase of SlS7 900 over last year. In other
words, we imported something like three millions
more last August, with every prospect of disaster
before us, than we did TIE August before, when
the horizon was bright and promising. Some
large share OF these goods have been sent out ON
foreign account; but whether they were owned IN
Europe or in this country, they must be paid for
all the same by us.-N. !. Heraia
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

The Nonpareil Nerve and Boner
III AZ I MT n NJ e,
pREPAR By Al. III. CARR 81 COS n Rom
AtPltESC RiPpfON FUR HE'D IN DIR.
IN fCA Hls,S dF' -YVhEkLlNei3 &
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fffs tfesf ~ tAkt iletf1
tstii az ~ fPllli
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3!al afseiiolr j olfts n ifallltlllk
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04
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TINS Ilimelig ihii " glsill q
some OF The nlVsy lor WITH
iottoconcHlj N Ga
tcfLsl ~ alloIoush aud cont ~ ms
Imminent oyer tlie OF lssse on
ertlte As otee ~ Oh more
than thelt teffoS among CHI ldJcn, af
thopt6nda OF mothers they 70 would
Will All tho cloqeence OF fecllnE And tleif
uAit5 suh1Dy 10 tile ~ chill
.lrenlTontbe very Of Heath and lhepistQ
their oi ner heal beauty ARaly Will bp found a
powerful I1xilihf siat Is seoIalY known
as an Agtls caAe,ot6h eafeeafnto spleenltHall
cafes wleIe an
GeneraI depot e0S nrcSS MAY NOW oIll anatiiI
Ror salS sSie anu Yeitll Ia W heeng by ia
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-08-04

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