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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-09
From the Courier
Ihe.COltege.A Again.

Aes,r, Edifors:-Since you have so kindly come TO
the ofthe College in your editorial Friday,
would avail myself Of your columns for n few addi-
,iona statements in regard to it, hoping this may be
the stappeai may have to make in its behalf
When the College was projected here its friends
could have established it at of several points in
the South where larger subscriptions could have been
obtained but, through my humble anxiety to promote
the interests of Lynchburg chiefly, gave it MS my
opinion to the faculty now here that the community
would, at least give tho buildings, and from other
additional considerations this was fixed upon the
point, al 2fdSt for experiment. Key. w. w. Walker
and myself mt once raised subscription Of nearly
ten thousand dollars, which was thought TO be half
the necessary amount. Many of our most enterpri-
sing aud wealthy citizens refused to subscribe NJ that
time, but intimated an intention to do so when
WINGED OF the practical utility of the enterprise From
such utmation as well ms from the want Of such m
Institution In midst, and the known ability of
people to do all that is necessary for such an object
the buildings projected and now that they are
nearly finished it difficult to get the
~ funds for their completion. The President Of the
institutional his uuti'ing aud liberal Zeal Tor its
cess, has appropriated every dollar of his salary for
the Inst years towards the buildings, aud in adj
dton to this, has made further advance of three
housanddoAara for this purpose He has been SO
burdencd with the labor of experimenting their
ton, and with the additional trouble of tnanciering
for II al tho same time, to interfere in some
ures with more legitimate duties,
The college and dormiiory, though incomplete are
now in n condition to be occupied from the first Of
next September, with the exception Of some eight
ten rooms so that whatever difficulty have had in
maintaining discipline among the foreign students
will then exist longer The boys ran then be Kept
oGt he sreets al improper hourS,and much be done
that is impossible, to give character and stab-
~ TO the institution.
The 5oard of Trustees are resolved TO do all they
can to make this College wha, it ought to be Every
loose will he fixed If the money is gotten hero
iorthe buildings and the community will only give the
Trustees md officers of the Institution time TO do it
1t years before the University OF Virginia had
any rep .tntion and the history OF all Colleges demon
strntes the necessity of moneg tine talent abor and pa
t'cnce, for ultimate success.
When beg money abroad for the buildings, In
addition TO the endowment the inference OF every
is that the people oil this "wealthy town not in
terested in the College sufficiently to insure its sue
cess, mud The consequence is that get dollar for
the endowment where would otherwise receive two.
Again would shy to the citizens Of Lynchburg fin
ish the buildings and we will pledge the church for
the endowment
a DoNlPHAN, Agent
Il
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|
| ism.
| II is somewbat remarkable fact that the re-
cent defea, Of the American party in Virginia
seems to have given unaloyed satisfaction to
the Black Republicans of the North. The lead
| ing Black Republican journals of New York
| the Tribune Courier and Enquirer. and Evening
| Post-appear to accept the triumph of the De
mocrncy here with peculiar qualification and
delight.
Such course on their part is not difficult of
explanation. They foresce that the oonsolida-
ton of the South into one party will necessarily
tend to the consolidation of the North If the
South become united into one party. so will the
North likewise and when there is no other
party but tho Democratic at the South. there
will be none other than the Black Republican at
the North.
They will appeal TO the Democrats and Amer.
cans at the North, and tell them that the South
is becoming sectional, and that the North must
become so in self defence. Thus will the North
become united in the opposition to Southern
rights. Thus will the next Presidential election
be contested by only two parties-u Northern
and Southern party-the issue Of which any
sCboolUoy cdu
1t is strange to US that Democratic party Of
the South does not calculate the contingencies
of the future. Yet it pursues u policy which
must inevitably prove fatal to it, 1t eagery ac-
oepts recruits from the Wing and American
ranks, and encourages dsntfection by henping
honors upon ,he deserters suppose TINT this
should continue until the opposition party in the
South be destroyed-or rendered so powerless as
to preclude accessibility of their having n candi-
date in the field at tho next Presidential clectionl
What then? The next contest would be simply
between the Democratic and the Black Republi-
suppose that in sharply defined sectional con-
ties. like that would be, the Democratic party
could prevail against the overwhelming majority
which tho North has in tho Electoral College.
That this is the calculation which the Black
Republican journals of the North make. is at
once proved by the satisfaction with which they
receive the news of the disastrous defeat of tho
American party in the South 1t is just the re-
suit which they desire. Nothing would crafty
them more than TO see only two parties in the
feld-for they anticipate, with good reason, that
their triumph would then DO easy aud decisive.
If the South become united into one party. we
regard the success Of the Black Republicans nj
the next Presidential election az just AZ certain
as the day Of election comes.
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But for the fact Of its being we'll authentea-
tod by letter from under his own hand il would
be difficult TO believe that MIR. James b. Clay,
the son of Henry Clay, was tho Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Lexington Dis
trict in Kentucky. Yet SO it is Mr.. Clay has
accepted the nomination, in letter which has
been published in the public prints, and is now
the accredited candidate Of the Democratic party
fora seat in the next Congress.
Can this be Of that man whom the Dem
ocratic party pursued, for the last thirty years
OF his life, with rancor and vindotveuess us-
parallel in the history Of pertizan warfare !!
Can this be son Of the Henry Clay who was
denounced by the Democratic party as o traitor,
dictator, a murderer. gambler, and a lber-
tine? Can this be q son Of that Horny Clay who
was hunted down and reved through so long a
series Of years by the Democratic party, and at
last retired to Ashland. to use his own language,
like bleeding stag at bay!" tits difficult in.
deed to believe it-snd yet such is undeusbly
the truth.
There is 10 the breast of every man, feeling
Of rssentmsnt-an honorable and manly resent
ment-which does not permit him to forget a
diabolicai and atrooious wrong. 1t may be that
Mr.. Clay has, in the excitement Of the moment,
or from the lapse Of time. become obvious Of
the vile ISLANDERS which the Democratic party Of
former days % literally heaped upon the head Of
his father. Lst us. in charity, hope that this is
the case. Still. the spectacle is not the less
paiIfsl. In the days Of chivalry hereditary
fsuds descended from father to son through sue
T. -
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ter county. just twelve miles above Jonesboro.-
The coaches now connect at that point daily,
and convey passengers without delay to this
plaee and on TO the western connection. The
travelling public may rest assured that the con-
tractors on the line will render every possible
accommodation. We observe with pleasure that
they have excellent coaches, good stock, and
accommodating drivers. The Road will be com.
pe,ed to this place sometime 10 July. when
We hope TO have grand celebration. -Jonssboro'
EindicaioY.
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To the Anlicted.-rOrnhentedw with pain, and
scorhed with fevcs know and impatient
such affections necessarily make we beg that you
will compose yourself moment that may learn the
tent OF your nalaiss and ofcr y"n we can prescription
for their Are you Dyspeptc and has stomach
life has become burden If offer you in BAKERs
BIrTERs filng remedy for your ills Are you troub
therefor Then resort to Bakers Bcrs only hope
Are you suffering from constpated bowels and torpid liver
Bakers Bcrs will both and give them that vitality
essential to health Have delicate females and eething
children who have lost all relish for food and hourly
ting away Baker Bers, the valuable tonic dis
covered will strike at the root of their diseases and give
appetcs strength. DO you live n where
and fever hold continual swayi II laugh at
these diseases and defy their provided regular
y Bakers Bittes DiahGa Ghoic Cholera Morbus and all
other diseases arising from gestons Gndproper secreons
rapidly yclh to the health giving influence of this mcd
cine winch ~ no" sold throughout ms country by Druggists
generally aui extensively used than any other med
cine known Thee Bers first won their at home, be-
fore they were offered to the rest OF the world and now that
they are known and appreciated the proprietor desires that all
who need their aid may have at moderate cost.
Price, 80 cents per bottle
To be had?l ali the principal Druggists in Lynclbnrg Dan
Vile farmvie Fineas Abingdon and ewhere throug hout
may es.2w e BAKER, Richmond. Va
sufficient evidence of the high appreciation by the community
Of ne IGo,Hsd" C{ Of ,hs merits Of ,RosSERs CON
hundred bottles have been sold in that city in the short
space OF three months and still the demand daily increasing
Ills warranted to remove Dsndinf
!, waFran,e to pFSnen In, the t3ns Of the hnr
frequent procc'ics the decay Of the hair.
l. warranted not to have its superior hair beautifer
f"r Laiies-itis the very article for the Toilet
For G,ntlemenlti uncqualcd for the Whsker and Mus
For chldn-I preserves their hair and to flow in
glossy rngles
Tor Merchandise gives fine profit with ready sale Pro-
Gnr' your supply OF Mcssrs SrRofHEk q WHITEHEAD
Drnseist5 Il ibis city lmar 2'td&cts
a. spr,mx and Summer iIedicine, CnrIer'.
spanish Mixture stands preeminent among all others Its
snGuary ecocuns action the blood; rengthenng
and rvyng qualities IFS tonic action on the Liver its tcnden
eN 10 drive all umors 10 the surface thereby cleaning the
system according to Natures own prescriptions It's harmless
Ticbmaed sn ybr ous t G "cive ri
10 q of pbutjip
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.vered at the General Assembly Of the Presby-
terrain Church. N. s., at Cleaveland, Ohio. we
clip from the Plaindeaer of that city:
The White Feather.
The big gun Of the Southern Presbyterians,
DR.. Ross, opened his battery yesterday on the
Fusion wing of the Church, North. and 40 esieo.
tual was his fire. that nothing was heard in re.
Spouse but a proniscious rafting Of small arms.
which amounted to about as much as so many
pocket pistols responsive TO a broadside from
Gibralter. "Where are those mighty men of
war;" who. throughout the North, have Sundays
and week days for the last two years, been poun
ding their pulpits to pieces. beaborng this sub
ject in oil manner Of ways? Courageous men on
their own dung hills, in their own cowardly pull
dts, with great political party to back ihem
but when they called upon to discuss it as
purely religious question and meet their South
ern opponents face 10 face, where are they
They can play the politician and preach fusion
ism; but when they called to stand in their place
and defend the policy of their action and the
professed principles of their faith; they halt and
hesitate as Peter did, until the cock crows, and
Southern cock at that. They propose to vote.
That was the remedy for this great sin Of
| Slavery, sought to be applied by this class
Of preachers last fall and like the charge at In.
herman. it was led of by the ''thirtyfve hundred"
| New England clergyman and resulted about as
dlsastrously as did that of the English mad caps
| rs '"o H"SS'"h iiue, tHeg pIopose W
vote on the adoption Of resolution, but we
should not wonder should they do SO TO find in
the ballot box some votes for FREMoNT,so strong
Is the force OF habit as well as political feeling.
or course the South can be voted dozen on this
subject, in convention Of ministers OH this Con.
neoticut Western Reserve; but can they be rsa.
soned down! That is what the public wants to
know. In matters of government majorities
must rule Not so in matters of opiniou--votes
are not arguments themselves, although they
may be the results of argument. Minorities are
often in the right. 1t may be so in this Con
vention. Moses was often outvoted by tho chill
dren OF Israel and Old, Noah found himself terri
bly, in the minority in regard to that food
| Christ and his apostles were often alone in opin.
ions. and wisely never proposed submitting mat.
tiers offaith to the artitrament of the ballot box
We should advise these pulpiteer chieftains of
the North now to face the music" not by vo.
ting, but by talking, or else take down their fu.
sion flags that have been SO long and so trium-
phantly Tapping in the faces of the people.
THE RAnRoAp.-The passenger cars ou the
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Baltimore Money Market.

we nave nothing Ola specMI CHARACTER 10 notice 10
the market Capital is fully equal to the demand -
Business paper generally meets easy negotiation in
bank, and the amount oft offering is comparatively
moderate. The rates for first class notes range
from to per censecond class do l0GIl2 per cent.
Money on call can be had ut e to 8 per cent Er-
change London 9G9s
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-
Ric h M end Markets, June q.

FLOUR.-Nc have no change to note in bread
stufs and quote -four Mt SSNs 20. There is nothing
doing and the canal is not expected TO be open to
Lynchburg for week
WtEAT.-rhere is no change in wheat.
CORN--We quote Corn at 81 0aMl 10.
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Cniversiiy Ofyirginin

The annual meeting of the Society Of Alumni
will take place on Friday the Goth ofJune. The
address will be delivered by tho Ofa,or-Hon
William Ballard Preston on Saturday tho eth
at eleven O'clock
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Nesice-Messrs. Jas W. BRows. JoskPh 5 BLOWS ana
Authorized Agents In the country ana MAJ
ID CHRISTIAN and A. N MoNTaosEhf IN the city iof
making COLLECTIONS settling the business ." tn. Ntsnah
,fr. 10 the st OF April 1857 hieh tae all bills FOR sub
scption are due undersigned To distant suhacr
hers and who bills VIII De sent ny
all and through that channel In registered let
ters are solicited rss 1t highly Important thai
The Old he speedily wound We trust that
ali thosc bo Will appreciate the necessity
and prompt settlement OF lher accounts on pre-
se,.a,ion = MCDONALD Il PETERS.
May 2l.ts
gentlemen also authorized 10 receive sub
scriptons to the yrginan the pi Proprietor
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wi.,sr,- BaI.sm 81 wild Ckcrry.-From the Ed.

Of thu Baltimore Parrot
B1ITTsopr Dec is-Dy Seth ~. Fotol4 Boston. Mast
Dear SIR feel to be due TO 70 say that young lady
family had been suffering for several years un'
bronchial affection aud the disease had made Such pro
the best medical aid had been consulted
that grea fears that the disease with her. ~
with 50 many others might speedily terminate In death
induced through the persuasion of friend 10 try your
DH wisrAR's BaLsss WILD CHtRRr and ster she had
bottles she felt entirely relieved OF the attack
Very respectfully yours. J. T. nj JiLioN'
SETH W. FoWLE a Co, ID Washington Street, bos
ton Proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. II. SEAY.
may LrIt
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Another Iet,cr from uud,n.- M.vs P1ry l5apis 5

NnOtbef If6tCr fFONl 1UUIW.-N ssTg. TTTy UdCIs
happy he able add that medicine ia
and and consequently the demand for
Increasing The sales Mt various Sub Agencies
satisfactory especially In Mauman and Dnnapore in
European Regiments located the sales
Aga who sent for supply tor his
his friends the demand for great
and c'onnends the appointment Of an Agent there.
Mr. Toonc arrackporc. writes under date of Goth Octo
bcr This viii certify that my son. ~ years of Ia
ken suddenly Ill In the night with pain inihe stomach
followed Cholera lie found relief until gave him
easpoouul the Pain Killer diluted with water but
the expiration Of iaomtns he brought II when
repeated the dose which partially relieved him. followed
with third dose when he fell asleep, and waking next
morning quite fresh consider II Il most valuable
medicine TO be always at hand" remain yours, &c,
j H. CARRAU. Calcutta.
Fursaleb by Druggsts rocers Medicine Dealers every
where.
p5t
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once South Side r.. u. Co.,
PETERSBURG Nav 26, 1851 :
~ N N T. Il SCHE DVTIE

and after Wednesday June 3rd 1857 the Mail and Pas
~ senger Train viii leave Petersburg daily, SUNDAYS
cepted) at O'clock A. NJ arrive Burkevle (uncton
e45 A. NJ and al Lynchburg o'clock NJ Lynch
burg at O'Clock A NJ, arrive Burk Juncop at IL
ocleck a " nd A. Potter sburG Al clock, Y. N.
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tuesday Mornins,....-June 3. 1881.


Hwe cali the attention advertisers TO the Importance
Of ne yRofsIas A An advertising medium Our daily ana
country papers large circulation 10 the South western
par, Of the whence growing trade seeks an ehie
The rsula ci,Iea There daily paper Published within
hande o. sou,b Of this point and the completion
OF me V,rsu,a and Railroad the line Of the lat
Ter STATE us make the veinan the paper for
tina, secn send daily teegrarhc information -
hou in adv others which doubtless will for
A. greatly increased circulation For the information Of our
would that intend to give
particular attention to the markets.
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suf6cs to effsce every recollection Of wrong and
injustice. This may be right, but we cannot be-
lieve that even the Democratic party. in their
hearts, can believe that it is so in the present
instance.
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The VoINIAN JoB OTTfcE has been hed up With great
care and with the extensive assortment Of type
OF every description the and prompt execution Of all
kinds 81 plain Ornamental Printing II Is under the su
Mr. H. e. TREAkLS by whom all orders VIII
be punctuay filled Distant patrons III be promptly atten
ded to- Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose sands Of life have nearly out discovered while
Ia the East Indies certain for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis Coughs. Colds and General Debility The rem
cdy discovered by hun when his only child daughter
die. He had heard much If the wonderful
and healing qualities preparations made from
India sup and the thought occurred him that he
gli a remedy his child lie studied hard and
ccerd In realizing his wishes His child cured and now
alive and well Ho has since administered the wonderful rem
edy thousands sufferers all the world, and he
failed in making them completely healthy and hap
pv Wishing much good possible he viii send to
afflicted fellow beings request It, this recipe with
nl aud xpcit directions for making and successfully
using lie requires each applicant TO nclose him one milling
be returned postage the recipe ana the
be applied tho of this advertisement
Address DIR II. JAMES.
Ne 10 Grand Street, Jersey City n. j. !
n B-Dr. II James has neither Office agent In New /
York have pretended and advertised The recipeJ
PLACE but No - Grand street Jersey i
Citv. New Jersey. ma 21-d&cJmo
II seems itsat &c lac ii.sB, Deafness. Neur01-
gia Swollen and Stiff joints and other Complaints which
all subjects. have lost their Prof De Grahs
warranted relieve in Short
and with trhing expense II be had Of tho
agents here See al tertaement in another column.
An IN
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Holloway Ointment md pills surp0ss all
other remedies for the of Bad Legs Old Sores and ru
Of Skin unison the absorbent sys
eradicate all poisonous matter from the body, their ef
feet In many appearing like a charm
Sold At the No 60 Maiden Lane, New YORK
and No pa Strand, London by all Druggists at Pc
ilLr and nrr mt nrInx lmaY 2H.dlW
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- FOX SAIL offer Tor sale my Tract of lana cor,si
"s oes"eeh SUI ana lUNU acrCs il be dilid
ihe buildings ara goo' with every necessary hs
emu y 's' rate Tor FANCY Tobacco aud woplJ r,,r ~
the present crop on hand Belicyn., II Ia [ '.e 10
b S 10 say much about the lanrs gentleman wI
ouY without viewing the tract lwould retc 10 Nj i,'
lyrec OF Lynehbufg and Capt: WIN q Per-, 49, .Vtn H.
9eu county nose lands adon NY oycrsect NJ IMP
l Sheton living on the land, who will show th 1ohh
one wlsmng 70 buy Ny address DanyIe Y. a 70 MY
OF 70 receive proposals for said lands M WIN
apl, efI9w "il give any information thai M n iee
, se lhs terms liberal az am determined II,
ha w 10 pavuie this winter from the farm also my
my House and Lot Church Street s w Mish to sell
june dts ~ L. WILLIE
CaT e1csed 1000 yard. supcrio. r -
W y. c's worth IL, great bargain lawns, u
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1nn BUsuEH.s COW PEAs.-On con.ign-
close lie 5sl A. r. RUCKER.

kNs'G aud Arrow Root Crackers for Bnvniid-
AND DfsftfTiCs-W would call the attention of lnya
nus 10 iheSe crackers "a being the ies and nutritious
ana aeeeptsb. diet for astomaeh weak irritable They
composed OF Eggs and Bermuda
SAFES WIN great care and attention and kept fresh For
infants during the eehing and children suffering
from bowe complain they the that can
We intend 10 keep them fresh during The summer by orerus
weekly supplies For sale only by