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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

ton of other States, and, we hrlieae, has already
been adopted in several Of them.
The Cadets have been spending some time in
camp near the Fauqnier White sulphur Springs
and on yesterday arrived at Alexandria. BY the
invitation Of the city authorities, who chartered
a boat for the PURPOSE they yesterday made IA
pious pilgrimage to Mount Vernon We under
stand that they will arrive here to-day, and we
ask for them, as worthy and interesting guests
the hospitality of the c:y.-Bash. Sentinel
SfDt l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

lanan and President Polk had both been repeat
edIy appri>cd If the British intentions to occupy
Guliral America. aud Ia seize the port of San
Juan and Ia retain Belize ms British territory
and that not one word Of complaint ever came
from the American Government during Mr.. Buc
hanan's administration. Lord c. then, | am rs
sured from high authority, said To Mr.. II. that
lie hud himself, as Secretary, acknowledged the
British title at Belize by sending an American
Consul there hiddeiphid dmtrican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
DAILY VIRGlNlAN.
TUESDAY MORNING. sept 5. 1854,

To enable us to send our paper to city sub.
scribers earlier in the morning, we have employ
ed new corps of Carries to deliver them. As
it is probable that the Carriers, before becoming
familiar with their routes,may fail occasionally to
deliver a paper, we have to regret. that in such
cases notice will be given at our office. In fact,
we would be obliged to subscribers to report all
cases of negligence in delivering papers, since IT
is only by such means that we are able to oorreet
them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

c. ~ virtue ofn dec rtal order u the Circuit Cout
lii for the city of lynohbufg. procured at the Jun"
Tenn Inst in the case Of y son and wife - Gregory.
the unle signed Commissioner appointed for TINT pur
pose will on Saturday the 9Th day of Sept smhcr next
on the premises proceed sell the House aud bot IN
the Bill and proceedings mentioned. This lot il situn
ed in one Of the desirable portions OF the ctyou
9Th street. supposed to contain oanncfc, with good
House in f', rate repair uron adjoining the lot {, A.
Williams.
credit of six mud fwel months will be giyen-lha
purchaser utng negotiable notes satisfactorily
dorsed, AID the title retained as further security.
ED. CHRISTIAN. Gom'r
July o. 3w &dtd,
II Ren cnnN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
LONDON, AUGUST 3, 1854

LONDON, AUGUST ;, IcJI
In thediplomatic circles here there is some amuse
ment at the position of our Minister while CON
tending with Lord Clarendon against the British
occupation of Central America. in violation of
Sir Henry Bulwer's treaty with Mr.. Clayton
Four notes have passed between them it seems,
some account of which has been published here.
In one of them Clarendon rops MIR. Buchanan
knuckles severely Mr.. b. had complained that
the British had invaded and occupied Nicaragua
in February, 1878, under the unjust pretension
that the territory belonged to the Mosquito
Indians, and that she was their protector. Lord
c. replied to him that, if the seizure by Great
Britain was an aggression. it was strange that he
(Mr. Buchanan) had never complained of it be-
fore. while he was Secretary OF State; and then
..aanodad 70 shn,u from the cnrrnsnnnlnncn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

The Hastings Court had busy and somewhat
exciting session to-day.
Mayo Meeks, son of worthy gentleman
AppomattoS, was before the Examining Court,
on the charge of larceny, in taking from John
il. Turner about SO, MT the boarding house o.
Mrs. Paulett His fathcr,who seems to have seen
him for the first time since he was committed.
embraced him in presence of the Court, and, III
loud cries and groans, exhibited the intense ago.
ny which such misfortune is 50 well calculated
TO occasion. lie sent on 10 be tried at the
next Circuit Court and admitted 10 bail. Mag.
Garland for the Commonwealth, \. II. Camp
bell, esq, for the prisoner.
The trial OF John and Thomas North, charged
with the murder of George Cox, was commenced
and viii bo continued on tomorrow. There ar,
many witnesses for the Commonwealth, and the
examination was conducted with much spirit
Maj. Garland for the Commonwealth, Mcssrs.
Booker and Tribe, kean and Goggin and Page
for the defence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

Washington correspondence the Baltimore
Sun says:-"I regret exceedingly to learn from
Berkeley Springs to-day, that Col. Bissell's
covery is now entirely despaired of Only last
week the prospects were Aatterng that he was
to set out for Baltimore Tuesday, en- route for
Illinois,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

THE MEXICAN BOUNDARY SuRsEY.-'r Bal
timore says that Maj. Emory boundary com
missioner from our government 10 run the boun-
Diary line between Mexico and our new territories
acquired under the recent treaty. sailed, accompa
MED by his aids, Saturday from New York for
New Orleans, on the way TO the place his duties.
Previous to sailing, he opened account, it is
said. with the sub-treasurer AT view York, ms his
disbursing agent, making deposit Of $I2s,O00.
As soon the boundary line is agreed upon.Mex
leo is to receive the remaining s3.O0O,OU0 due
under the treaty. Orders are daily expected at
the treasury for the payment of sums amounting
altogether TO about ! 600 600. on account OF gov
ernment appropriations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
To the Public Change of Purpose.


EAlhlNG to DISPOSE nt my Lease and stock Ut Goods
on accommodating teams, | Htve detcrmin ID to
continue business larger scale As the produce of
the county of every description selling higher cent
in tins MAJ ket, the banks getting into brtt reondon
and the money market comparatively ensy, hope my
friends and the trading pu5lc AT large will for
ward and spend their money freely for the NEw GooDs
| an daily receiving. JNO. J. PURNlS, A9t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

REPEAL or TIE NEBRASKA BILL AND FCGITIvr
SLAVE LAw.-Hon John Wentworth. otherwise
called Long John,a Free Soil member of Congress
FROM Illinois, who voted against the Nebraska
Bill, has addressed letter TO the Chicago Dem
oornt in which he calculates that .'shoud every
free State elect L. :. Senator hereafter to op.
pose the Nebraska Bill, it would take just fir
years to bring the friends of the repeal into
jority in the Senate. 1t just so with the Fugi
tive Slave Law"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

AN Honor DECLINED. National Intelli-
gencer says, il is not perhaps generally known
by the present generation, and may have been
forgotten by some of the past, that JOHN QUINCY
ADAMS Yves appointed Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the United States, 22d Fehruary,lsll,
in place Of LEVI LINCOLN, deceased, and de-
ciined the appointment. The high trust WIS
then conferred by Mr.. MADISON upon JOSEPH
STORY, of Massachusetts, whose rank as a pro-
found jurist was only second to that of Chief
Justice MARSHALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
Kansas Territory.

The New York journal of Commerce, Demo-
cratic in its feelings, though proverbially eau
tious in its expressions, seems IN oostacies, that
all predictions as to slavery getting the asoen-
dency in Kansas have already been proved il
lusory. 1t says: 1.-The cry of Freesoilers, Alb
olitionists. Wings, and other odds and ends of
things, that the passage of the Nebraska bill
would be equivalent to the permanent establish
ment of slavery in the Territory of Kansas and
the erection of that Territory into a slave State,
will soon be seen TO be, what il is in fact and al
ways has been mere CANNON. intended for poit
cal effect. Foreseeing that the plot would soon
be exposed some of the knowing ones early con-
ceived the idea OF setting on foot system of em-
lgration TO Kansas from the North.by which they
should gain the credit, in part of providing their
own predictions false. Hence the establishment
of Emigration Aid Societies On paper these
societies to do mighty things; but as yet if
they have sent ont more than thirty omgrants,
we are not aware of it. Nevertheless the Terri
tory is rapidly filling up-as appears from various
letters which have been published from the seat
of war;"
1t then quotes gay letter from Kansas, de-
scribing the exhilaratng scene exhibited by the
crowds moving thtber, and adds ALREADY we
presume there are some thousands Of omigrants
within the Territory. and nearly.al of them are
unconnected with slavery" Tha Journal furth-
er says, that it has authority for asserting, that
mot Shareholder in Missouri has as yet moved
his slaves into Kansas. In short, there is just
ground Of apprehension that not enough slaves
will be carried into the Territory to make ii much
of an object to get them free This fear ex-
pressed while the bill was pending"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
4 Valuable Tract OfLand for Sale.

IN APPOMAIlON COUNTY.
n BY vrua of decreta orde, Of the Circuit Court ct
~ Appomnttox county. pronounced at its April tern.
1854 IN the of Mckint ey by &c. and others,
Stntham and others, the undersigned commissioner.
appointed Tor that purpose will ON Friday, the 8fh day
of September next the premises, proceed to sell tho
of Land in the Bill and proceedings mentloned-
containing > ) acres.
This Of Land is situated Immediately the
South Side Railroad, ~ miles from Lynchburg 1t has
a good Dwelling House with six roIIs upon it, with
all the necessary "uthouse buns &c and is in high
state of cultivation,
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months will he
given, tie purchaser giving bund with approved ersp-
nal security and the title retained further security
ED, d CHRISTIAN. }r,
WM. NJ CABELL
july % dSctds
IT. Republican and Petersburg Intelligencer copy
twice week I'LL day of sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

The Alexandra Gazette hopes that the Ma
tonal Intelligencer may be correct in its predic-
ton that the Massachusetts, people Twill even
tually be found on the side of peace and harmony,
and WILL like good. citizens, acquiesce in the laws
of the land, and in all the measures which are
calculated to maintain the different sections in
indissolable brotherhood to the end of time y
At present far as those are concerned who took
part in the late Convention there,it does not look
much like such state of things.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF VALUABLE FURNITURE,


AT THE BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMHERST COUNTY, VA.
xNTE viii sell, AT public Hdctin". on "Wednesday,
w tie 27tu ct September nrN J. without re.tr<e on
credit Of ~ ui.,us MI at II pu,eold aud kchr,
Furni urr consisting II eyery artic. nere,saly Tor
Hnelor WATERING Place aud all entirely TIE s,L.
will fake place. in sum- and continue lrofn i, to
day. until CONNECTED; ital creditors respectful.
" invited To- attend day OF sale, wish t. set
lie vita Every body IN that day, and il vii eet4ni, be-
10 tieir H. crest Ia attend. KANE KYLE
sep 4dts
A Valuable Tract Of Land for Sale.
N BY virtue of dccl rrut, rxecu-ed tie sub
Is srfiber 10y }, hi T. Nfis l. ic. shall Satnr.
daq the 3Dtl day al y petn,e', the premises 70.
caed IL sell tho hiahest bider, pubic auctiun. h.
t,art a. Laud ON winch line said Virgin no~ les de-,
.,etai,. ~ 400 a-lrs Til. Land seven mill. fror,
IL nci1bnrg ten miles fun the james RIVER kanap h,
Canal nmrii rly tn ut ie r,ilrnah. It Is IN
"a .tnie cultivation, with good dwelling house AMI
all necessary aoI-e- upon It, nni is VOL worthy Via.
Intention Il pea sons n-ing Ia purchase lands
At tn. anne time nnd pltfe. " II s>lI the growing
CROP. of Coruud Tohnceo, six seven iarg. stacks
Oars all the Household aud Kitchen Furniture pauta.
ton tools and FIVE lor.es.
The above property can be bought rriveiey before
DIV Of sale
TERMs-Libctp' and made known day of sal
I'd u. CHRISTIAN. Trustee
sep idscl0d-c'ds
u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05

Ex-Mayor Harper. of the firm of Harper IL Bor-
theirs, has been rendered the nomination of Mayor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-05
A valuable Tract of Land for Sale
House and Lot for Safe.

sep dScl0d-c'ds
EVr Rep. COPY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

gTOLCME Tss OF the ''SciEaTfFIc ANERicANF
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other journatof the same characteris SO exlent
sively circulated or 50 generally esteemed tor its
practical ability Nearly all the valuable Patents
which issue weekly from the Patent Office are
illustrated with engayings, and the claims of ell
the Patents are published regularly in its columns
as they are issued3 thus making il Sclentihcand
Mechanical Encyclopedia of information upon the
subjects of Mechanical Improvements, Chemistry,
Engineering and the Sciences generally. ltis
published weekly in quarto fonn suitable ioT
binding and each volume contains four hundred
and sixteen pages OF reading matter, several hum
dred engravings with a full and complete Index.
It's circulation on :he last Volume exceeded 49,
900 copies per week. and the practical receipts
in one volume are worth to any family nuch
more than the subscription price. h saei9
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

BosToN, Oc,, sl.-The brig Magnet
from 81. Johhss New FuonllAhdy OA .ht
2O,h inst, which arrived ii ,bis pofllo-day
repdrls Iha. all the vessels sen, ip senrch Of
The Arcsic's budis have g #Ipsd.
BALrimoRa, oc,. 81 New Orleans pa.
rers suy the yaiow fssssl e sin prevailing
in Galveston and Houston. Some Mexican
fillibuslers were arrested al Brownsville BY
the Uuiled States Commissioner.
A new British line Of steamers has been
pu, upoa the route between tho Sandwich
Islands and San Francisco. The frs. arri
val a, the lauer place was the Periiona,
with full cargosand 37passengers.
In ,he legislative assembly al Quebec, a
siingeD, law agains, the manufacture and
sale Of liquors had passed The second read
ing. 4, ,es.s ,'sa. Se !; 81
Mr. Appleton, Of tha 5lh Congressional
Distric, Of Massachusetts,, was unanimously
re- nominated. bu, he positively declined,
whereupon the Convention adjourned one
week. TO consider upon successor. 4
Howard College. a, Columbia. s. g.. was
burn, on ,he 18th inst, and 20 boys were
greatly injured by jumping from The win.
aows. Two ofshe number ere reported
dead. q, VA B a7
Some scamp took small keg Of pcwde
in tcsrpe. bag, and after attaching slow
fuse and setting |, on ire, left !. inthe book
keepers room Of Earl ) Hotel, N, Y. The
explosion broke The windows, demolished she
ceiling, &c. ~ q
"Who are .Abolilionis,sp' asks. "a lale
number OF The Richmond Enquirer. and re-
plies: "AH tcho say that tke Douglas Kan
sas Nebraska bill does not legisIaie sldrery
into those terTitories.' s,.. is,.nr s,a ..ll
A coal boa, from Pomeroy sunk on Tues.
day last, jus. below Gallipolis. island, Il
was owned by couple OF men who had late
iy been inc1he employ Of Mr.. Honon ol
Pomeroy. y Galipolis Journal,
Atih4 la,e election, San Francisco cas-,
10 1881 votes. Sacramento city cas-. 1914
votes. stff g@,s 458 M 4T
Two, millions one hundred thousand dol.
lars ii gold arrived in New York from Cali.
foroia, one -day--lasl week. The reports
front ,he;gold segiona continue 10 be gvery
favorable. 4 Y ~ ~ ~ 1E - i31
Fifty persons were Instantly killed, OF
have since died, from, injuries received by
the acciden. on the Canada Railroad. neul
Chatham.
There are three territories now wilhou
Governors. Nebraska, Washington, ana
Ulah. y ,r
BosPoN, Nav l2.-Henry Wilson de-
clines the republican l,onlination for Coy.
Gov. Burr. Of Nebraska. died on the 18Th
o. a. H'..Nr u sH T. #F H #f 49, .aD La
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

IMPORTANT DEoIsIoN,--On Saturday Judge
Mclean gave decision in the Bank tax
cases, thai, viii be regarded Of inter, st 10
TAX payers as we'll as banks. Several Of The
Banks, had P, ,ocured injunc.ions ugaips, the
County Treasurets, restraining them from
proceeding TO collecr wxes. as levied BY. The
lax laws Of 1851 and '5S. I. was moved
TO dissolve these injuncIions in the cases
against the ,Cuyahoga County Treasurer;
and, after consideration, Judge Mclean
oyerruled the motion, and made the injunc.
lions perpetual. Il, s,sE4 s.g ,sa.3a 5as
lie decides iha. the tax law Of 1851 and
'52 are unconstitutional and void.-O. s.
Jour. ','aF AGt r72"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

THs REACTION CoMMENcED. Tho steam.
ship City Of Manchester sailed from. PiIila.
.delphia on Saturday, with 80 cabin and l50
s.eerage passengers; and the paeke. ship
TonawandS, Gor Liverpool, sailed the same
day with 204 steerage passengers. We
have noticed, Of late. rrequen, departures Of
large companies Of emigrants from this port,
on their return 10 the old world. These oc-
curences seem TO indicate ,ha, re. action
sothe excessive emigration Of pas. years
hAs commenced. A vast improvement, has
taken place in the condition Of many Of the
estates in Ireland since relieved Of her fe.
'dundam population, and which, added 10 The
operation Of wholesome laws, and the favor,
able yield Of the grain and po,a,oe crops
impar, strong additional attractions 10 the old
"aesh pols - ~ Y. Jour. Com. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

81 KIDNAPRERs IN WORCESTER, MAssAcHU-
sETTs.-Asa o. Bulman, Thomas Sells and
Anthony Burns. three notorious kidnappers,
were discovered d tho American Hotel. iu
Worcester. on ihes29lk inst, when they
were Immediately posted through The city.
: A committee Of vigilance was formed who
watched Them. !. Bulman fourished pistol.
/. and was arrested for carrying concealed
Weapons. A large and excited crowd gath
'Sred1round the Court House, ahd il became
eviden. that the lives Of these men were in
danger, "A carriage was brough, and an at.
tempt TO take them off was mode. but the
mob seized Bu,man, and, after beating him
severely, he promised 10 depart and never
return. We do no, know the facts we'll
enough TO speak with cer.ain,y, but, as a,
present advised, 1--WE think these proceedings
as uIjusliiable as The ,rea,ment Of Hoar. by
the people Of Charleston, s. C--Ohio State
Journal. =, oa.--, f,rsro4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

WASHINGTON, Nave ly--M Mlsoa gEmery,
U. s. Mexican Boundary, CommissiOneri
despatched one Of his assistants ahead Of the
main corps to reach FL Passo on the S0lh
September, in order TO START the boundary
survey a. the date provided by the treaty,
ASS, Mr. WheaioH arrived al El Passo on
the 18Th 0cL, ten days before the appointed
lime, and up ioahe 18th ulG., no iniormauon
was received Of The Mexican Commission;
or, beyond yague rnmors lha, he and party
are hemmed in n'by hostile Indians, Will.
probably 10. reach Pass ,ill Noyember.--i
A party Of American Commissioners wore,
at last accounts, Two days march from Bexar,i
San An.onio. i.a s. so7, aas.sq--.a q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

HAMILTON CouNTY TAxEs-The Gin.
ciDnali Gaze,ie Gays las. year the rate OF
taxation was l84 n,ills on the dollar, this
ybar Ills only i6a, bu. lhe taxes Of each
cilizen, in most cases, are increased instead
OF being diminished.aue sa.@a y VI
The Tax Duplicate Of Hamilton county.
foraais year, Is @I,767,9io 81, which with
,he. delinquent tax of 1859, consisting Of
unpaid lax, and thirty per cent. penalties
dded, 10 be paid this year $29 ,901 IS, max.
J total drain on the pockets Of The peo-
ae or Hemilion county, 80 be paid in .ffly
sys,- of one million ssven hundred and
,y-sevea thousand, sigbi hundred and
:: ,Jtsrs aad dsi.tyS Sfps esatsi
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07
another Evidence.
What Boreman's SarssDarilla nil cure,
DLEAsE Ieaa the following certificate, from

What Boreman's SdrssDdrilia sciH cure,
DLEASE read the following certificate. from
I J,,R. ELLIS, Of Racine, Meigs county, o..
MrsJ. M. BoaEMAN, dear Siri--I cannot re-
frain from expressing the gratitude feel from
the recovery Of my daughter, through the instru7
mentality of your VALuABLE SARsArARILLA. She
was afflicted with that distressing disease-ScRoF-
uLA, The disease made its appearances on her
face, neck, and head and finally located in her
eyes, which prevented her from reading and sew
ing for nine months. She was treated by the
best physicians in the country, and the disease
not yielding to their prescriptions, Twas advised
to consult the physicians Of Cincinnati and Pitts
burgh. But having heard Of cures performed by
your preparation L determined to test its virtue
upon her. She commenced taking it. and by the
time she had taken Eve or six bottles to the great
establishment of all around, she was entirely
cured would say to all who are afflicted with
Scrofula--TRY BoREMAN's CELEBRArED SARsA-
PARILLA. IT WILL CURE. And will further say
in behalf Of your Invaluable preparation, that
for any disease arising from an impure state OF
the blood, that it lis superior to any sarsaparilla
nov before the public 3,.s.s,,..
This declaration l deem It my duty to make.
Therefore, if it will be Of any beneficial use,
you may give it publicity.
Yours truly, ]. R, ELLIS,
r.. AaA * = i 81 IA {
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-11-07

From Oregon we learn Of terrible mas.
sacre Of overland emigrants by the Indians
on Boys river, near Fort Boys. The pei.
sons killed were Alexander Ward, wife
and seven children; Samuel Mullgan and
Mr. Babcock, Of LtxihgioD; Dr., Adams and
brother. from Michigan; Mr.. Arnold, and
MrssWhi.e and child, Mississippi. andiwo
Germans and Frenchnan, names unknown.
The Indians Carried off fory head Of canle.
FIVE horses, and TWO or three hundred dollars.
A considerable force had been sen, In pursuit.
Of the saysges,. r la,..lte s,Esrr.ss VI . I.