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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-07

RUSSIA \ CHECK ON E~NGLANp.-In the Cor
respondence Of Henry Clay" recently Published
Is u letter from james Madi ION 10 Mr.. Clay, TN
der the date Of October Both. 1915. which shows
that, before there was any apprehension of an
Angi"-ltus>lan war. or any expectation of al An
glo-Frcncl offensive and defensive alliance"
twas the opinion of some If our leading states.
men TINT n good understanding should be cult.
waited with the Gar. as n check upon England.
Mr. Madison saw:
"Since the nverthrow of france. Rn .sia has
acquired the highest degree of political imrnr-
tanca in relation 10 these States. As "A great
power. friendly to liheral system nf neutral
rights, and with whose dominions our commerce
had become CONSIDERABLE; she held. before, that
went a distinguished rank. bat bv it her weight
in The general scale liss mach augmented. Rus
-ia forms in tff, ct. at This time. the principal
check upon the ovcrgrown power of England. on
which account. aud many "thers.it j. immensely
the interest IT these States Ia cultivate Il good
understanding with her Sovereign
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~ COMMISSION MERCHANT " GENlkAL AGENT
Jar Rearing and ForpardinR MaaUtdctUrod Tobacco. Mrcada-
dis, Ar-Ofice on Shockoe slip, immediately opposite Choek-
ue Warehouse. Particular attention paid TO filling orders for
customers lie begs leave to return his sincere thanks to his
friends and thu public far the very liberal patronage extonded
to him during his business connection with MCssrs. Booker
Il Watkins, Richmond (Which house has entirely dssulvc,O
and with ample facilities for the prosecution of business, and
having been brought mp 10 strict aud rigid business principles.
lac feels assured that the interest of A>signcrs viii be faithfully
represented in ls hands Prompt cash returns made innedi
ately after enocting sale. He respectfully refers to the follow
lug gentlemen
dcrs and lrhy, MeCorklc X Jones and II, I. &. Peters, Lynch
burg NessIs. Lewis Webb x Son, and W ardsworth, Turner
4 Co, Richmond Capt. T.. NJ. PAYNE, l.. II. Dllld, esqr,
and Maj I. w. Jones, Campbell; Col. Daniel Coleman. Col.
Stephen Coleman, 4. White. csqr, Col. Nm kison aud Ro.
W Wilkins, csq'r, pittsvlsauia Dr. Goo. ). Hairston, VIM.
Martin, esqr, and ". p Terry, esq'r, Henry.
inn Tots.
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"WEsrwARD THE STAR OF EMPIRE TAKES ITs
MAYA pop"r published at St. Palls, Min
nesota, after giving the details in reference to
the formation of the proposed new State of Supe-
rior, concludes in the following enthusiastic man
mel:
"Ihen hail all hail to the new coming State
of Superior; aud all hail to the State Of Dacntal,
which, west of the Big Sioux and of the Red Riv-
er Of the North, aud with it, centre in the glori-
aus valley of the River Jacques, shall bound
Minnesota ON the west. All hail 10 another soy.
ereign community stiIl beyond in The fertile val
lcys of BIackfert, CHE Sitsekan) amidrt the spurs
of The Rocky Mouninin-.'
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HE SPANISH CoRrEs has adopted by an i'm
inense maj ority the sixth article Of the new con
s''tu''"n' winch declares that no title of mobility
shall be required as qualification for the dis
charge of any off in the gift of the crown or
OF IN" people. This is u great stride towards the
reformation of Spain. as it extinguishes the has,
privileges Of the Spanish nobility, and places
the people Of all ranks upon an equality.
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NOTlCE.-Th Teachers Of Franklin county are re
" quested to meet at Rocky Mount, Feb. 10, ls5G. The
objects of the meeting are as follows:
J. To adopt Il uniform system OF Text books.
= To establish a uniform price ut Tuition.
J. To elevate the I eachcrs profession.
1 To increase the pay of Teachers.
. To cultivate harmony and good VIII among Teachers.
d, To impart mutual instruction and Improvement.
I To advance the great cause If Education.
Teachers from other counties, and all lovers Of learning. are
invited to be present.
Editors throughout the State are requested to give notice
of this meeting. \. TEACHER.
STARRY CREEK SCHOOL VA. Jan. LIST, last. tjan 1t.
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WILLIAM d. MILLER, dn,e OF Charlotte

w & CAMPBELL9 with a view Of engaging permanent.
ly ia the Commission busnt SIS, has located himself with the
large house of II. {. HAltDY Il Co No. SO. Sycamore Street,
next to powclls Hotel. IetcrsbnIg. Va, Where his friends and
the public can be supplied on the most favourable terms w it'll
Peruvian Government Guauo aud other FERTILIZERS, Improved
Agricultural Implements, Machinery, &c. All orders for
ti""ds and consis ments Of Produce promptly and faithfully
attended to.
Intending to devote his whole time, talents and constant TT
tenton to the business, and with Il fidelity which deserves sue.
cess, attend to all business entrusted to him. he respectfully
s3licits, i'll behalf of the house OF Mrssrs- II. { II y Co, a lH-
cral patronage. ian 7-3tw I'm it.
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Spanish negotiations aud the q. tend Conference.
and that it contains rich disclosures. lie has
been unwell for some weeks, and his intention to
promulgate the exposition before the meeting Of
Congress; has been. thereby defeated.
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appointment Of committees ia the House of Rep
resentatives. when such a field for investigation
and exposure lies open to the Opposition, If they
should secure the organization. But, promising
to resume, We close for to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-07

MAIL STEAM LINE TO CHINA.-We learn from
Il late California paper thai the Senators and Re
representatives. of that State Ia Congress intend
making an effort ut the present session of that
body.to obtain the passage ola bill for the e,,ab-
lishment of line of mail steamers from San
Francisco to Shanghai, touching at the Sandwich
Island and Japan. They will urge Il bill similar
to that which passed the Senate in 1851. but was
not reached in the House. The provisions of
that measure were t. authorize the Postmaster
General to contract for the term of five years,
with the lowest bidder. on good security, for the
monthly carriage of the mails between the points
mentioned above; the steamers 10 be of Mt least
two thousand tons hurthar, and mail contract not
to exceed in cost $50O,O 900 per annum.
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NOTICE.-Iiaving purchased Of Messrs. NrD,,io, u
~ & Preston their entire stock of Groceries and ,atnn ~
stand formerly occupied by them. we are prepared In 90. ~
the numerous patrons OF Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston opr a. w.
concern aud the public generally a large and nen sdLms
stock of Groceries, Liquors, Staple Dry Goods. 2c vbicl >.
onera at lowest market rates Tor Cast, or to prompt customsa
on tine usual time. "'a
We will give particular attention to the COvuvSSr,
BUSINESS. Will sell all kinds Of country produce and core9.
ments generally; Will render sales Promptly. and rasb ~, H.
when desired; " IL make liberal advances on producc 4, w.
and will receive and fORN ARD GOD Mt the nsual NM
when funds are deposited or produce placed in hand 10 mo
charges.
lRBY a SAINpr pl
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ILL. of Boston who is now travelling forhis health in tic East.
IT gives one an ever present idea Of the expansive enter.
prise of his countrymen, To find their commodities of com.
merce continually IN his path wherever he goes. | have not
visited any considerable city of Turkey, where | did not lind
the Medicines of my countryr represented by Ayers CHERRY
PICTORIAL" In smyrna, Aleppo, Jaffa, Jerusalem and Con.
stantinople, We See in each. on the door post of some bazaar.
the peculiarly American looking Iron card, of DR.. Aver, say
ing IN a language VIII b not one in a thousand Of the passcrs
by can read, Ayers Cherry Ioctoral for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption, sold here Tn a shelf behind the crosslcggcd
mnssuIIian, are seen thc bottles with their English, Spanish,
French and German faces turned towards the crowd, and on
onquiring we are told that foreigners are not the only purcha-
sers, but the true believers themselves waive their trust in tate
to try this product Of American skill, when they find there is
no other care for them
Twas told yesterday that the CHERRY PEcroRAL had been
presented to the Sultan, aud il now in constant use in his ha-
rem ad IN the Hospitals of the Empire. tdec 20lul
GE.AKK n CO, date Ru.iiom,
CLARK x tO)-1ENtlNEC COD LIVER OII.-Thc great
success attending the use of this valuable remedy in Consump-
ton having induced all kinds of limitations, purchasers are eau
TONED to notice thai the signature fIEGEMAN, CLARK s.
Co, in fnH, is over the cork of each bottle, without which it is
not genuine; and Ms the value of the oil depends upon its turi-
y, too niut h care cannot 10. takcA To get the genuine.
IlEGEMAN, CLARK ~ CO..
Sole successors TO Rushtuu, Clark & Co,
Nos. los, 273, 5ll and 100 broadway.
wholesale Depot, No. los Broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
DC 10 d2iu
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Tae Legislature.

w. observe nothing of Importance in the pro-
ceedings of the Legislature Thursday except the
following intimation from the chairman Of the com
mittee on Roads and Navigation, as 10 the policy
to be pursued with reference to internal improve
ments:
Mr.. Floyd. chairman of the committee on Roads.
&C., declared that he did not know of a more me-
torious scheme than the proposed road, advocated
by the gentleman from Roanoke, tMr. Bass but
there was "a fact which could not be concealed-a
fact that was now agitating the Commonwealth
aud the country at large-aud that fact was that
the finances of the State were in an extremely d.
Implicated condition. There were applications
now pending before the committee of Roads, for
appropriations To works If internal improvement,
which amount to 500, 900, 900. The committee
will not. dare not, contemplate the appropriation
of such II sum Of money in the present condition
of the finances. Mhey are compelled 10 make
some discrimination in disposing of the business
before them. and have adopted a rule to report
no bill providing for an appropriation on the two
and three ffihs principle-to report in favor OF
no application for an appropriation TO any new
scheme of internal Improvement
The following resolutions of enquiry were also
submitted.
By Mr.. Christian-That so much of the report
of the Superintendent of til Q Western Lunatic
Asylum as refers To the practice of summoning
such officer 10 testify as all expert on The subject
of insanity, before Courts of Justice, be referred
to the committee for Courts of Justice for enqui-
ry into the exrediency of passing "A law exenp-
ting physicians of the Lunatic asylums from or
legations to testify in such cases.
BY Mr.. Seddon-That the Secretary of the
Commonwealth be requested to procure from the
Presidents of the mother Banks and branches
the number of stockholders in the vicinity of each
bank and branch, and the aggregate amount of
their shares separately y. and the amount of divi-
bends paid out ut each bank and branch.
BY Mr.. Davis-Of prohibiting the President,
Directors, Cashiers, or any officers of "A Bank 10
deal in buying or selling or exchanging any bank
notes of this State, for less than their nominal
value or employ, for that purpose any brok-
or.
BY Mr.. Tomlin-Of providing for the qualif-
cation of the Governor and Lieut.. Governor, in
the presence of the General Assembly and for in.
forming the Governor of the election Of the At.
torney General.
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lN1TN NOEEE. i'm the CiGy Of Iynchburg. for
~ RENT-Thcu undersigned, as agent tor Richard Il. CrRi
le, offers for rent that valuable Tavern property in the city Of
Lynchunrg,. recently known as "Ditrcis Hotel" and occupied
for = scres" of years by Charles /. Dibroll, and more recently
by Mr. pattcspn. |. enjoys advantages of location & otherwise.
which Will attract to ii a large custom In addition to this
the enlargement cf the Basin Of the Canal, and the Ger.
tain location of the Depot at this place Of the Orange and Al
oxandria Railroad. connected with the contemplated improve
meut Of the alley leading directly from this Hotel to the De
pot aud Basin. will give ii a superiority for accessibility and
convenience to the travelling public, which must attract to
this Hotel a large share Of is patronage. The undersigned
will rcut this property upon very moderate terms, to any suit
able tenant
Any one DESTROYS of engaging in this business Is earnestly
desired To vd, Lynchburg, and examine the premises, when
all its advantages will be readily perceived.
jan 7clma HENRY D~UNNINGTON.
& PIsyNG HILL EJ a. II Y.-The laying OF
- the grounds of the Spring Mn Cemetery having been
completed, persons wishing to purchase lots will please call
on \. b. RICkER, Treasurer.
inn .2w.
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TNN.iE undersigned having sold their stock # G,ol.
Il Messrs. lrby & Saunders, would most chccrfnly r.u4
mend them to our former friends and patrons
Dee. 81. 1855. iURT & PRESTON
ian 3-dScts
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dt0I.D LOCK ETS.-We desire to call the attention
N Of Ladies and Gentlemen to our stock Of Gold Iockcts
for Miniature Likenessos. We have a very extensive and beau
tful stock of these goods, aud viii sii themat prices hat mnst
induce those who may be in want, to purchase We shall take
pleasure in showing them whether We shall sell or moi. Please
call and examine. S"IINERruDIM x CLIFF.
jan dtsy. Formerly II. Silverthorn)
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The Greatest Discovery Of the
DENTAL FLUID, for cleaning and preserving the teeth and
gums, preventing toothache, arrcsting decay, iaparis a delight,
FIJI flavor to the breath, has superseded all tooth powders and
other compounds Which only destroy the teeth
Read the testimony Of one of the principal Dentists in the
State:
Il have used Dowdrns Dental Fluid in my pr tctice for over
six months. Asa wash for the mouth | esteem il highly. | re
stores diseased gums to a healthy condition. Numbers If my pa.
TENTS have been benefited by ii. 1t cleaus,s the teeth and in.
parts a delightful fragrance to the breath.
THOS. II. EDMU NDS, NJ. D., Dentist,
Main st, Richmond, Va"
For sale by strother s Whitehead. and all Drnggi.ts.
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It is said that Ma. SoULE, of New Orleans
has completed his book upon tho subject of his
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The Concern Of Tnyic,

Persons holding claims against the concerns Of Twl
Tinsley,& Co, orT c. $. Ferguson & Co. viii present thtnt
payment and those indebted to either concern viii rls
come forward and settle, as we are anxious to close our b4
ness. Taylor, IINSLEN. & Co
Inn lst. lS56. IiannIr
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u ~ I1ION = Ehc CO-phffhiGf. I'm j
H & ItBY having expired by Limitation
this day dissolved. We return or thanks to our old friends |
customers for their liberal patronage since " have beer In Il
ness, and ask their continuance to the new concern # lREI
IL
Those indebted to us will please come forward and seI
their old accounts As early rs practicable, as il is yer, dea
bic to wind up the affairs Of the old concern.
SAUNDERS & IEBY
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Heal the Sick.-Men of liberal education, at the present
day devote all their talents to discover the means whereby
they may remove those painful maladies which assail the hui.
man frame. There Is no nobler art than that of healing the
sick, considering the numberless diseases 10 which man is liza
bic, and which may cause him 10 drag out a protract,i life of
distress. OF suddenly cut him of in the bloom of his existence
and usefulness. We should gratefully seize upon every means
of eounteractiDg their dreadful effects, or causing a removal
Of those clogs to happiness. In those eases where the Liver or
the Stomach is the catse, we would highly recommend DIR.
Ioohlnds German litters, prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson
No medicine at ths time stands higher than these Bitters, and
to those who are suffering from the horrors of Indigestion, we
say they are the antiaote. See advertisement. dec 2l2w
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give VIE a CALL before Won IN,
u BLANK BOOKS. / have a few for sale chean you
WIN. J. FoLKES ~
Book.bindcr & Blauk Book Manufacture
dec 22ts. Sigr =. ~ Nv
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For sale by strother & Whitehead, and all Druggists.
dec 20ts
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In the cabin we found books of ia lily pray
crs. books with forms of prayers especially pre-
pared for the expedition by the Ct,urcl, Of Eng
land II "PiIgrim's Progress" with master q.
l;cll's' name ir it Il copy If Tho Christian
Visitor with the autograph inscription If Cap
tain Krlletis sister, by whom it was psesented Ia
him. The chinawarc which we found III II closet
here. with decunters filled with the choicest L.
quors, is f vcsy heavy and costly style. The
caslors were covered with mould. directly be.
low the cabin j.
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THE MAGAZINE.

Here are stored shot aud she'll, hand grenalcs,
rockets, &c, aud 3,OUa Ia ! OO0 lbs. powder.
which is still in good condition.. The Re>"lute
j. rated on her own books as hayiHg two guns.
We passed To- HE
WARD ROOM OCCUPIED BY or TIGERS.
Here TIM state rooms were almost wet with
damp. and the smell WAS hardly tolerable. Over
head tn" paint is pecling off from the p%lanking.
be finish of these rooms was evidently of the
FIRST order. We came then to
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ANISG purchased the interest of II. St,hler
will continue at the ol stand, where we will lao ~
to see the patrons of the former concern. Pra'
ian 3-dSclmo starr p & TO-.
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~ tL~oTHlNG-Ih stock Of JACOR NEWMAN TON
tIIy Apple & Newman is now being closed out at greatly n
nhetd prices. lie VIII not cary over any stock from yraf j.
year, and in order to clear his shelves for his sumner stose
he has put the price so low that Supcrhne Clothing j., place
within the reach Of all, and hundreds of our citizens and thos
81 the surrounding counties, are supplying thcmseivesat pa"t
'"urh low r than they have formerly paid for very iniore
goods Intend closing ont the splendid stock q Appd q
Me-" man as soon ms possible, and, therefore / intend offering
great bargains. livery person IN want Of really good, cheap
iashionable clothing, should not tail to visit the store IF
JACOB NEWMAN,
Corner of Main and Market sis, L%ynchburg, Va
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Wholesale Depot, No. l65 Broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
&C IL d3m
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y "a ,',i 80 Is indebted T.. l. -,
-" " ~ 'nd also, II. SIINERTHOKN win
iv We ~, ! ant a b i S,i,l heir account. as a chang. in
''' i l 'hAe.e. Il, sIl.vEkrHOEN
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More Iestin ony We have just learned from a lady
in this city, who has been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several
years, that by the advice of a friend she was induced to try
BAKERS CELEBrATED PREMIUM BITrERs, after having used
n number of other prescriptions without any effect, and that
four bottles of il has perfectly cured her Of the disease and she
is now as healthy as she ever was in her life. This Is but an
addition 10 the thousands Of testimonials in the hands Of the
Proprietor, showing eonclusvcly thai it is the best antidyspep
tie tonic new In use. For cholics, loss of appetite, weak and
disnrdercd stomach, and such other diseases as arise from indi-
gestiop. these Biuers have no equal, while for ague and fever
and billiousnoss. ii taken according to directions, they are a
sure cure. As a Spring medicine for children these litters are
mrivalled, and every housedceper should keep them on hand
and use them freely during the spring and fall months. a few
bottles. judiciouslv administered, will ward off many distres,
sing spell Of fever. Give them a trial. Price only 20 cts per
bottle. To be had of Strother g. Whitehead and Il. Stabler,
I~vnchburg, aud OF druggists generally. Jan ifl2w.
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MASONIC HAL

VNHE CO-PARTNERsHIP oF -
Il BIER a. co. was dissolved on the 3lst dav ofn.riA
1855. The business Of the firm will be settled ~ -, ttn1eeceat'f
sors, Staoier " Jones. X. STABLER 4 Tf
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OH.E sTRAYED-snoyrd from the u,


NV ~ ID II pFfHOn WIG hHS n TTttHFH
knowledge of Book Keeping and business grucaly !
stnation' lie would be willing to engage either temporary
or permanently to write up books, ADJUST accounts. or uu#
take business in any other department. Enquire At tim 0hg
or at Mnrse's Book siorc. LINN 4 AtnMN.
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authority to Sell or otherwise dispose Of papers. save to deliy-
err them 10 regular city subscribers. No papers are put INTO
their possession for any other purpose.
Fall Trade. 1s55.-Merchants and business mensgener-
ally are informed that they can get Bhiheads. storebins, Pa
cards. Business Cards. Labels, &c. executed neatly. eheaply,
and oxpedniously at the "YIRGIsIAS" JOB PRINTING Is
TABLIsHMEST. First Alley. L%ynchburg, Va
To the Indie. Of Lynchb"rg Come and see, You
lame and suffering, Oh, you Rheumatic and Dying, you shall
be relieved in twenty minutes by the Application OF PHofEs'
soR DEGRAFF's ELECTRIC OH, from 80 south 9Th Stree, Phil
adelphia, Pa. More than thirty have been enredin this place,
in the last few days, Of rheumatism, Sprains and Bruises.
Sores. Fresh Cuts. Swollen Glands and Neuralgia-releyed in
from three to twenty minutes. Better and better Mr.. Welch.
Of Buchanan, had been laying in his bed over a month with
swollen Glands In his throat, and the Doctors gave him up Of
being cured. Last Saturday. a week ago, be was taken very
suddenly and could not breathe and all expected him to die.
Mr., Williams. a merchant of Buchanan, advised his wife TO ap-
ply some of Professor DeGraffs Electric Oil She did so, and
in fifteen minutes IL broke and he was entirely relieved One
gentleman came up to the Agent of Professor DeGraff at the
Market House. with the Rheumatism in his ankle, of ak
months standing, unable to walk, and was relieved in fifteen
minutes by the application of the Electric Oil. Don't be with.
out It, 1t is a family medicine. For sale at DIR. Seay's. Pur-
cell, Ladd q Co, Richmond, General Agents and all the prin-
cipal Druggists and Merchants in the State. Jan 5dlw.