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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

'rnE LARGEST MERCHANT SAILING VESSEL
1ET.-1he Ocean Monarch, the largest mer
chant sailing vessel in the world will hr launch
ed al New York next week. She l. intended for
the Liverpool trade Her length on deck Is 24O
feet. extreme breadth - feet, and depth of hold
- feet with fat floor and sharp ends, having
capacity equal TO from 1000 to 1900 bales of cot
ton.
TIT FOR TAT.-The people Of New York be.
gin to threaten that if the san Francisco Ng-
CANT Committee does not stop sending all the ras-
Gals in that place to New Yorkthey will be com
PEELED in self defence to Danish New York rascals
to San Francisco.
Destruction. Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky de-
MES story published in some of the papers TINT
he had quarreled with and shot Mr.. George ID.
Blakecg, Il Fremont clector in that State. lie
says he has not seen Mr.. Blakeley for years.
PHoroGRAulc Cot'NrrRFElr. The Utica Her
aid says a five dollar counterfeit note ON the
Bank of Utica. copied from the original by pho
Biography. has recently made its it, appearance.
Il is said to ben very dangerous fraud.
The Charleston Board Of Health reports two
deaths in the city from yellow fsv,r Sunday
last. For the two preceding days there
ven deaths.
Two persons died at Mount Vernon. n York,
recently from eating toad~tnul- in mistake for
mushrooms. Two more are dangerously i'll from
TN Sitiil' thuNf'
Anthony Burns" has turned up ngain-in the
shapcof biography, which the abolition-rs in
Boston are to publish tract for the times"
Lawrence Washington, E-q has been unani-
meu>ly elected presiding justice Of the County
Court ut Wr.tmorrHnd Va.
Lieut. Gardner. # tie revenue cutter Fancy.
and whn was drowned near Savannah, n few days
ago belonged 10 Noif,lk.
There were "a deaths in Mobile for the month
Of August last, the l;htest bill ever recorded
there for that month.
The Agricultural Fair at Winohestcr VA,
com,nsnces October | /. The sum of Il 800 will
be distributed in premiums,
a large number of persons are now cmigra.
ting from the Valley of Virginia 10 the West.
Madame Aboui hns sent , 600 francs in aid Of
the sufferer, by the inunaaions in the south Of
France.
lis SAID the buck wheat crop of y. Jersey pro-
misses 10 be very heavy; but the potatoes will be
short, owing to the rot
VIM. Pacoad wa, slot b, Richard iTern at
Nashville. Tenn, on the 1t instant; and died
Il. ueXt day. Horn surrendered himself.
The Government of New GRANADA has entered
a protest against the recognition of the Govern
inrnt of Nicaragua by the United States.
b. f. Butler Of New York, one of the repub
lean leaders has sailed fer Europe.
The crop Of crauherrics in the Northwest i,
sail to be unusually large the pr">en; year
FoRrlGN IrlNs.-Tbo Engli,h papers stnts
that kos-outh l. about 10 Irctlic n Oldham: aud
Lord ingcstr has set ~ claim to the estate and
tJtles ct the deceased Earl Of Shrewsbury. The
suit Causes some interest.
The Portuguese Government announce a loan
of fifteen hanired contos in six per c"nt: bonds,
for public works.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

LATER FROM NEW MExco Gold Discor.
rfirs- A correspondent Of the \ u Delta wr.
ties from Santa fe, August L.
\ captiys woman sometime ago, was brought
IN from the Indian country. who stated that gold
IN large quantities found in the country in
which she was a captive Ter many years
small party. numbering twenty eight persons,
started for the land OF gold, but the Indians met
them aud prevented them from going int their
caantry. Since then another captive. man.has
returned, who eorroboratcs the report, and snys
gold can be picked up IN large quantities upon
the Surtaee ot The oaith. Aporty haS been made
up. ufslx'y men, who start immediately tor this
Eldorado. and take with them ihc late captive
who assures them that the gold is plenty. aud
found n reported.
This Mexican ha- been captive fourteen years
The gold i found in the country about four hun
dred aud fifty miles from Snnte Fe. II i oeou
pledhy tribe of Indians called Pinalina,, CARTS
ihnas. a portion of the humorous tihe of Apach-
-. have no doubt Of th, rumor H. it comes
direct IL me.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
N-oEssEEE zFOaSE.
~ Main street. E.ynchbur2, Va

THE NoRVELL' has undergone change Of construction
ule,- footing with the best modern built Hotels Of
the country
rlteor contains every necessary convenience for guests
furnished stye Of EGANCE aud COMFORT suited
{, tn tastes all f character that will makcit rank In
fact " 18th the first class iI1ee of the country
WELLS a HYDE
cts lronrittorS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

MUIR Il >GEvENs.-Faii importation Of
WI CHINA GLASS AND EAKTHENWARE.-Weha have
imported by ships Orient, Iouian Uncle West.
and beautiful China Earhen
comprising article usually kept such
tabshmsn some the patterns entirely
any thing offered this
CIT White French China Cnt and Pressed Glass
Plated Castors Looking Glasses and Fancy Goods
largt and commanding
Merchants others bnying Goods In the above line would
~, we'll Ia call before pu thasing well
fed that sell them reasonable terms house
iu he North rafkps stoue of superior quality.
MUIR a. STEVENS.
No. IS, Sycamore st.
sep a-dts Petersburg, va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

NaIN A llDTSE-A hourc without Music Ia like Nnrse=
without Children silent gloomy aud desnate. Music the
htrmon Soul Of life brenh.d suggested where nna
and only ahg from the lips and su1 of those who
ut ealaRcms aud spois young ladies' Insist
ynur inpn huyug Piano from H. r. NASH OF
Icteshnrg ahuuf not be able play than
Palka, a Neg Melody, and Days Of Absence, on It,
The good advice You alway nnd about 40
cct Pianos lowest prices with all the styles and
patterns at u. l.. NASUS
Piano Forte warcroom 10 Sycamore of Bank Pc
trrshurg. Va aug 2Jts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

" All HOUSE, No 81 BeLISsBRoOK 81. PErEHs.
~ 10 Val have established Cor the Transaction of
General Iron soc and Metal Business nyine the
# Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting this
market To examination of large and varied
being sneh i'll enable sell tie
lowest Raj Rusas Machinsa Blacksmths and the
generally will Ind their my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended, to.
IL . Il
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ritp duO state aGairS,

i''sf
i,, discussed the streets Yesterday and the day
belsre and We never heard more general and more
earnest dis pProbaten expressed OF any speech than
H.. been of his. Particularly have his ultra diSunion
continents been denounced They hrse me- with no
responsive echo in the hearts of the people Of Lynch
bnrg They look upon dissolution IF this mighty
Union with dread and horror while Mr.. hGIrT seems
IN look forwarf To il VIII longing, and Sc something
10 be desired aud promoted Pray whlehe preached
nm Dsa4I1H cmphatitalis Why did he not poiutout
some aad results that would flow from it, We
know 81 not one. while on thc#e'hhf hand endless
catalogue of ~ IT would inevitably attend dlsnem-
bcrment aflhe nation. 1t would be safeguard to
that institution which is producing all the conten-
ton. aud bad feeling between the sections OF the
epunfrv-by no means: bul ON the contrary would
have the effect of rendering more unsafe and pre- ,ri-
ois that very institution. Ave il would eventually
inevitably result in the abolition of that institution
II voul1 be bringing down here Ia our very South
rrn homes an for the fugitiye-onefrom which
there could be no rescue and in which no Fugitive
SIaye Law would exist; but ON the contrary every
,ndpeement would be held o1t ia attract the slave
and every opportnnity cmployed ia harrss the slave
holder until the consequence would he the extinc-
ION of the institutions 1t wouiI be ike removing
canada down to Mason a Dixon Line the effect of
which is as apparent as the sun at MONDAY
We wonder if Mr. Krtrr has ever tho,Irht of the
i,l force of that word Irsryloy which he roofs rs "A
sweet morsel under his tongue. or is it because he
believes it the mission and the manifest destiny of
Suuth Carolina poItirians IN rant about state
ri,bts" i. secession - III ,bnion blood and thnn-
der Sc thai he talks as he does Has he reflected
that that word of startling import means as another
has remarked a division A pul1crization Of great
.mpire into miserable eontemptible sauahbin4
states with small armies of soldiers aud retinne of
anon taxes to snnnort the neonle whose business it
woull he 10 watch and GUARD against the eneroarh-
,ornts of adjoining CONFERENCE.-The I, means barri-
,rs ag,inst romn,ercc custom houses ON every hill
md at every hnrder railway station II means per-
pctual war, nbont boundaries II means that we
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
n. sAEAp. l.. +. CLARK
XXTAsHINGTON HOUSE.
w CHURCH STREET
LYNrHnuRG, VA.
fe l2dtc1y SNEAD & CLARK Propriotnrs.
AVG AsTER HOUSE.


THO c. LANCASTER late 81 Fncastlo Va takes pleasurci
announc his old friends and and the public
orally he has taken and now opened that large aud
modous House. opposite the Depot in this place He
prepared to give them welcome reception.
iuv d. camos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ds.aasRD-oN - cos Carpet, OIL Cloth,
LIZ aud Nlnn " kooms. n v. Man sr,eL Elehnand

az aaaRpsoN ~ cos Carpet, OIL Cloth,
aud tutaln Ware Rooms No -, Main Street Richmond,
Virginia
w have determined In the future to devote entire at
the above business and hnYng arranged Store
a ha purpose prepared 90 exhibit the afE 81 aud
complete assortment 4 CafpehFs OIL Cloths. Curtain
tfe State Of Virginia and but rarely
with esalahmcnt In the tHitod State. In.
direct tom the English Manufacturers and selecting
nh prraan the heat American Fabrics. shall,
all rues pared II furnish ali attrlcs pertaining to
business prampY. aud relying the c1cua 81 Virginia,
Sar Carolina aud Tennessee sustain In cuerprzc
#=sHte thom viii be eoutrni with moderate profits
NHmvitr buy Nauaur, tits stock,
patterns AMI styles of Velvet Tapestry
and n4sea Ctrt tugs Three ply Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet Gheu,i Brussels Rugs pnur fhrinr AVID Guam
ht Mats 81 aud India namesk Tor Curtains Satin
and Figured lie Htias d.. HrasBel and 1utkry Rid do
NHan Window Shades all sfylos aud qun
Eiuur cloths Table Oh Cloths. all widths oil Cloth
Rugs AU.
Il Wrnill have on Cloths and cHrpeiings cut Tor
hall being furnished with diagram md measure
mrut and soliciting orders will tit In nil
(rl RICHARDSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

IAkliN. Importers and Whulrsnc Dealers In Foreign
Domestic staple aud Fancy nr Goods M II Pearl St Rich
Store, aud ieceiNng daily, large and
general Stock o Fall aud Winter Dry Goods which they
ask the Merchants visiting this market They
mako claims superior their
the, importers buyers hu assume that they ad
equal any aud solicit confidently examination
Il their Stock Hollow they onunerate few Of the leading
RtNlVs
THROWN mud Beachod Sheotngs aud shrngH IN all the differ
widths
Satlhett,. ! / aud Il / Fullad Cloths
Plaid IinsoyH all prices
Lazy stock Of Blankets
Eugif=h aud American Prints, all grndoA
tuaufE DoInh,s. Alpatns, Ginghams and LADIES' Dress
Goods
Cloths and Cassimorea.
ShaMis. Coaka aud Mnutlps,
With general Stock of Hosiery, Gloves Spool Cotton
Threads. &c. &r5
1crms, months credit ord per cent dseannt or cash
WildINGIlAM Il TARpf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
T.1E JOHNSON waTCII-Who ha-

~ not heard OF the Johnson Wachf And who that has
" IL johnson Watch has had of complaint 3
fass 80 johnson Wnch hAs always been regarded the
Liverpool watch sold IN the iuted StaH and lns uni
flrmly given satisfaction We taxi. great pleasure
calling The nruon friends seek oi johnson
watches In heavy Gold Hunting tHsc II frat fin warranted
h give good sail 4lactou accurate time keepers
stated months ago nirudtp keep hand
variety best English watches HAT meet the
hut exist curtomcs aud cicCtual
with the necessity going into Northern market
good sud substantial uHl We started with the
~ The depot fup
watches rltis have been ttY appreciated and
Hboraly rcspoudr1to intend, indeed make proverb
II good watch buy Tin lynrhbnrgo Of SiYerhorn
Gilt
WIN friends and Tho public generally The favor
call and look nj present SIMPLY
SifNERTToRN s CLIFF
s4p cts Formerly II Stvcrbon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

NEW FAIL sooDS-thns, A. sw"ih'"-'
: y I'll Main 81, Richmond VA Magnificent stock of sta
r aud Fancy p3 Gned for Cash only opening by dai
Is arrivals from the various tcamors, ali the st lies As they
arpoa In The markets adapted 10 Tho Virginia aud North car
Gan1 trad" Ladies pc-- Goods Domestic Cation Goods,
nnta Woolous, Hosiery Glovos, aso Carpets Rugs and
b Cloths very orHp Curtains Gornecs fNnnoa, ShnWla,
EHbrodrrrs a.. Buyers from the country most
cordially nYod 10 call and henscveH bargains will
/ l.. sold CHAS A. CIV WATKINS,
aep Ia1Hf opposite lx Bank Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

- GUANo SOWER-We confidently recommend this
chine To farmers Having but little machinery II durable
easily order and regularly any quantity Of
Strain desired Frank Runin, Esq. Editor Of tho
.SpHfberh PiaRt thus comments on it
perfectly convinced Of great value in efficient
working capacity eheapacss durability and simplicity 81
that hesitate recommend 10 to the pub
liza thing which Is known do often venture upoa
horse works the machine with perfect
breadth at horse walk and carrying
bushels does require soppages
by who by hand The seeding toe,
entirely independent OF the wind and done with
wen during high wind which yaed most OF the time
during calm because the seed delivered oloee the
ground We only the machine therefore
every farmer but them To buy only Mr..
Soymours account, who nothing but their
TilOS BRANCH & SONS
Il raIn Arnni Hnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
EoEES n. OLIVER.
eH No. - esra,icr street,

NFW ORLEANS IA,
AGENT FOR TIE SALE or MANUEACTURED TOBAC
co would respectfully solicit Consgnmcnts from Mauu
Virginia with the assurance that as he does not
article except Commission Merchant his whole
time and attention will he devoted 10 the interests othose who
may favor him with their cuusgumcnts, which liberal ad
Will be made
REfFRFNcFs-Oyrr& Keen. Jesse Hare & Go. Hurt {
Preston. Knight & Alien. Col AuE Ieitwirh. Ammnn O.
Hancock Iynchbure: Cbas n. Cosby. l. II Hoiand. pan
vile John :. w dkcr Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

POSTAL TREATY nrrWrsN TIM UNITED
STATES MD CANADA The lrticles additional
to thpse of March lS511 between the Post Office
Department of Canada, providing for the "x
change OF registered letters between the two
countries, will go into operation en- the LIST of
October next. The first article provides: Let
ters alleged ~ be valuable, posted ut any post
office in the United States or its Territories, aud
add Ia Canada az posted IN Canada aud
addressed To the United States. and deliverable
nj any of the respective offices OF exchange To be
thence conveyed Ia their destination, shall be re-
eistered at the office of mailing, on the npplica
ton of the person posting the provided that
the full postage chnrgeahle thereon To destination
together with registration fee oi five cents ON
each letter he prepaid ut such mailing office aud
providing also TINT such registration shall moi be
compulsory. and shall not render the respective
Post Office Departments Of the United States or
Canada or thcr.rcvenues. liable for the loss OF
such letters packets, or the contents thereof
The fee il 10 accrue 10 the United States Post
Office Department upon all registered letters sent
from the United States to CANADA, aud to the
Canada Post Office Department upon all regis
tered letters from Canada 10 the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

u MS Il BRD nfEts, Richmond Va, bog to Inform the
citizens Iynrhhng that they prepared execute
every description silk Cotton Wooen dy cling Clean
we'll bo dnne In New York elsewhere We have
machinery aud the best OF workmcn aud
hnue satisfaction patrons Meruo silk and DE Lain
dyed fashionable coors suit the of tho
Shnws OF description dyed cleaned Grape
saw dyed srafle crimson other eolota equal to import
Cd NelVcta dyed equal silk cleaned and Grease
wine stains removed We intend 10 do work equal to
establishment in the United Satea aud respectfully sort
te patronage of tho etEonaot lynchbnrg and vicinity Gen
teens Garments dy ed cleaned to look equal to
DENNIS a BRO.
Successors to W Hines Franklin opposite Metropol
tloll, Richmond, Va Isep dts
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= lie viii attend ali the Courts 'fE ei ifh'Hhht'
and he counties of Campbell and Bedford
e, .e, slrrt attention n the collection 'i ctet"F
Oniep in ~cha7idcId.a building, Market street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

~ iy AT W holesnle. by STEVENSON WEpDILJ. who
hVe Store superb Stock embracing French German
ah and American Fabrics all OF which hav been selected
III aud attention by OF tho tn at the very
low est cash prices
inviting Stock for thu of the North Carolina
and virginia trade be exhibited North South
pdnctna and responsible buycrs invited give
and JudKe themselves Of the STYLES
M Il prices. No. n 4 20 Sycamore Strset,
ing Ia Petersburg Va
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he best and cheapest Bed offered this market,
combining luxury durability and economy and be sold
r e than hall the prce of the old aie Gall price
SIC 80 A. WINSTON.
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q II
Wing West sale Lands lying in the county
Amherst thIoe miles from the city of lynchhufg mnedt
rand lpadinp the Court House and adjoining
the lands Ausustus 1sefwtch knner and olhCrs Ih
tract which the Homestead eoniaus i20 There
limhpt the balance cleared aud divided tour
H,ds each field Ia stuck waien it, There is rNee
dwelling with cucnty arranged Tor the
. fnmIV and house the
place. excellent spring with Hydraulic Ram attached to
the House There BAcksmhs shop
3 aud WheewfRhs Sh 1p aud several Budnes Tho rpa
place mechanics 10 live In, and good
for There l. also. the excellent
Peach young Apple orchard 4 further description OF
this unnecessary
The SECOND Tract lies miles city Lynch
bury This tract lies wcl aud has
quantity Of Timber 10 keep the place 1he" ARE
rabuldups any this tract further description
land. usecss, those wishing bny will view
Tor themselves The subscriber viii take pleasure in show ing
the laud- + wishing 10 bay.
sepr#dlu4aIm = B MAGRrDER
i UrsI
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d,uoSnoN.. AT,pu.N. D.n,cr- i" sa.n..'

Clothing mud Furnishing tuuds no Main street. itch
nuud Va, Ira6 Fan Stock lsat
In calling attention To the STOCK nf Go" introduced by tho
Suherbor perhaps ould bo well uotier the fact ~
rapidly increasing iio with all 4nrtons Of Tho stae during
tie hne have boon located in Richmond Aud ntan Intro
iarttuu h always hko advantage
s medumby which 10 mahe unrscvra known, expecting of
rarse that examination all parties VIII Judge for them
particular merits hcinB perfectly aanod TINT
tr customers notinns aud Judgment must be consulted
We receiving Fan Stock aud purchasers
tieutR Wearing Apparel Will
urye attention aud the assorted uca VIII at all tunes be
complete that each ruaomes will be supplied
Having every facility Tor the proper prosecution OF our bus
hule to make The fact apparent Ia customers AMI
sasictoy trade During the last have fit
tslup Expressly Tor Cents Furnishing Goods where
may find every thing pertaining 10 that Department
Ia tho Clubbing department the stool t
Ee portec point OF durability, Fit and styles. hucanHc
every Thing mud have hestaon Ia ga5 Ing
Road VIII he found rqu o the best order work IN lho
a#uut Watching the various chanRrs ni Fashion parties
finding the latest and make IN ~
sjoctto thor inspection and approval call Is sgtcd by
GROSIIDNG 4 TIrMAN.
~, Main ,1,tt,, Va,
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A FWTI
y IMMEDIATE POSSESSION above old aud well
established Hotel IN Richmond Va n Tor ron with immediate
io~Cssou There chambers sufficient for hundred
t,ds cilung slby - feet There extensive
and accommodations cooking washing &c.
and large stable aud large carriage houses Ar, sc
This propeiiy we'll known that further description
70 he " he
10 c2taNa $ - tRENSIIAW.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

EFFECT OF PoIirICs IN THE PuLllr-lt -
stated that the ves'ry of the Church al the Epph=
any. in Philadelphia, of which the Rev. Dudley
Tying il rector, held ameiinE ON the evening
Of the ID inst. and requested him TO resign the
pastorship which he refused 30 do. Mt the same
time expressing a wish to take the vote of the
congregation ON the question, believing tina, he
would he sustained by majority. 1t IL snid
that not more thnn fifty persons attended the
church on Sunday last, and those few were prin'
oipally alies. The Doctor, it will be reoolIoct=
ed. hns recently indagea himself in expressing
his =. fcal productions in the pulpit.
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s.sFSS 4, 60. EabaCca and General 4 Oh, r.
MISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS tor the sale
nj VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. - GFaviei
stroe, Nv, 0r,eans laug Lists