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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

Ncssre. Editors In passing up Main Street yes
tcrlay was surprised 10 that Cd favore,
A. :. Engledovc, had removed to kvles Corner the
house formerly occupied 10y F. W Payne, Esq. ! vas
much more sarptsv I'd 10 that lie had fitted it up
in style unsurpassed by any ho Sc in te city A.
| entered tue door was pleased to see how beapG-
fully he had arranged ever thing II. first called my
attention to of his elegant BoSNrrs. They
beautiful, certainly the prctiiest that | ever saw,
He then called attention to his Speudii laBBoSs,
which take anything down that have Witnessed
He also showed me his lovely MATTHIAS, which for
beauty, quality and fashion, cannot he surpassed
Next my attention directed to his Faacy Goods.
Under this head he keeps everything that is rich,
cheap and good for the ladies'; and lastly, examined
his curious NooP Siris, which beat all creation aud
the rest of mankind. Yours,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

CONGRESSIONAL CANvASs.-We notice that Mr., Jen-
lins has Published in the Parksburg News a list of
his appointments to address the people IN all the
counties of the District. He WAS to open the cam
paien at BIaNton c. H.
We understand MIR, Carlisle has accepted the nomi-
nation rendered him by the Parkersburg Convention
aud We presume be met Mr.. Jenkins at Braxton G.
il.--hmanda Rpu6it,am.
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NcCoR&I.E n 60,
lVU vNhnl,.ul, mud ukesn q

COMMISSION y FORM ARpING MERCHANTS, aud
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND CHEWING TOBACCO,
nj the old stand Vt Mc,eA louos MAIN SfHtt l. LYNCH
hkG Va VIII give particular attention Ia the sale OF flot H.
NllfA I, CORN MACON. LARD, BUTTER, sc Liberal
advances will be mao all gnmcnts, when required
ian -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

EASTERN LrNATic AsYLUM--We understand, Hat
during the month OF February fifteen patients have
hron received into the Asylum; de'ra Of tlem being
from the Western District Of The STATE one from the
border county OF Powhatan, and only three from the
Eastern portion of this Commensurate. Inmates from
other quarters, paying an income t. the Institution
&C nearly 81 800 have also Teen remanded home, in
order to make room for additional number Of poor
applicants from Western Counties williamsburg Ga
.ft',.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

A tAWD.-1m wiihdrn wing tro" the Arm Of
u Wola Hyde remain in tho hope tha, all the friends
will besoN their tho
remaining member Mr. WoA can assure the old cusomes
% Mr. Wells Will Of all with
plenty rcohfrchc style and with the urbanY with which
accom- llshed Landlord should trent BIS EuostA
W. u. T.. HYDE.
Hum 1 hl,l1rn Mnrrl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

The COMING WHEAT CRoP.-The most reliable
accounts from every part Of .he country, says the
baltimore Patriot, give very encouraging hopes for
hounltul harvest The growing crops, from one end
of the country to the other represented rs look
ing remarkably fine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

- PROOF SAFES, WITH HALLS PATENT row
DER PROOF kStho same that ir1ei
Medals hn Worlds Fair London ls5 and the Worlds dr
New York 1854 and the only American Safes that
awarded Medals at the London World Fair
These Safes admitted - hc superior To any Of
ered the public aud the Subscribers challenge tho world
produce instance hosc Safas ipilus preserve their
through The fires burglar picking The lock
The subscor and hoir tho only persons author
ycd make sell Mornings Patent Champion Safe with
Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks
r. q. HERRING & CO.
Green Block 49, 7 and 1873 Water St. and 25l broadway,
Corner OF Murray st, New York
AGENrs-Rowlanl Br bthers Norfolk, Va j II Thompson
60 Iyuchburg. Va II. w Knowles Richmond Va Gar
land Lester Petersburg, Va j T. Smith, Alexandria, Va
~ div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

~ the arrangement above mentioned, only
my friends tho travelling public that effort shall
BE- wanting part To render tho NDRNELL HOUSE all
that the iaslidoua desire aud that every change
shall roudcr comfortable all who
m with their patronage. GEO, NJ. WELLS
In1Flu lN,ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
BY WIN. II. MOSBI.


NrAllAUuE Butllinu Lot On Vain street, nj
AUCTION ON saturday morning the 18th inst, At u
O'clock will sell without that desirable building Lot
Main Street ohpnoy opposite Planters are House iron
TINA Street 60 feet running back l3l feet Terms
hhot al aud IN ai, know n ~ sale &. Il. PHELPS,
Aue'r
RNNEluION'S sale Of slaves, Ac.-B shall,
NJ Executor OF H. a Lambeth decd saturday the oath
tho present month Macl) at 10 o'clock In front Of the
Market uuso vnchhufa proceed 10 soil AZ pub
nuctiun tho highest bidder NINE MICROBES combating
Women and children nao, all tho itouaohod aud
Kitchen Furniture cowa 40 belonging to the estate of a
Lambeth decd.
rfRMs-Cnnh nil sums under hty dollars all that
credit of months WITH be given the purchasers
ewing negotiable notca satisfactorily endotHed
/, W. LAMBETH,
mar of Inmhrih dee
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TnANKs.-MessrS. L VI. 7. Hunter and Thomas s.
Bocock will please accept thanks for valuable
public documents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

NOMINATED. Hon. K. NJ. I. Beele, m ev.men,her
of Congress, has been nominated rs candidate FIR
the Virginia Senate,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
EMO. ~. 4 sast al, TsuEE.

EMO u. ~ sAHIl.. TAREE.
~ sop ~ i-sion Merchants,
IYNCHnuRu. Va,
oh't is scrvccs to the ,nie5 anu the public generally for
the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat Flo and other produce They
that experience of Il 10 30 enable them
to give general sotficiinn Their oacc NJ Younger
Smiths tow doors from the the banks which enables them
to pay the Planters tor theit Tobacco without delay
JNO. II. y SAM. TYREE.
feb 2Gl&oly
ENkN -. EB.beB, ATTORNEY at Inv. will
attend NIL the Courts of tn" city Of lvnehbnrg the
counties al Amherst, AppomaoS Bedford and Campbell
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
Adnr with the will annexed of s r brown decd
Rep Bedford Sentinel copy. mar II dood8r 7npl


~ Hotel business this dry dissolved by mutual
The dcbs Of viii be assumed by the remaining
partner Geo. NJ. Wclls gro NJ WELLS,
lynchbufg Mar II, 1857 W. Il y. IN DE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

= N0IOnNI- J Il UOICOMNf
AStsuotsNE ~ l1OI.GGnKE.
e. Isuu,cr. aud n y change BrOhcrs,
Corner OF Main aud Bridge streets, Iynchhure NRt Will
collect and ut the iNe-t rates Of Exchange. They viii
pay the highest market price laui Warrants korthurn
Exchange. Coin aud tuCulrout Money.
REFER re-
The Presidents and Cashiers thu several BANKS lynch
burg Mossrs 4 Il Mnnry 90. Mrs,rs. raro Rrhnondi
Messrs Johnston Bra Go. Saul Harris 4 Sons Josiah
Lee y CO. Battm rr. Mosss farnham kirkhain 4 Go,
nro KEEL 4 Go, liladlrba MesS,s Nanbloek Read Drox
al, j. Ward a Go, Lees " allor, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25


propose purchasers Piano Fortes take ustru
trial order to test what of their quality be
tore paying for them
kperenoe satisfies minds
could get fifteen hundred persons unite with
Ia the opinion that establishment, North South,
sby furnish better or cheaper Instruments than We do
nov / dts r.. y. NASH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

DANciNa AtNpEHr.-We invite attention 10 the
card of Mr. J. {. Smith in another columnproposiug
to reopen his Dancing School in this city. lie is
we understand we'll skilled in the mysteries of all the
plain AMI fancy dances OF the day an expert in inn
parting his information to others. Sec advertise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
ECoH ,,iHF-A" able hod:ra Negro VIA" 10

RNOk ninRE-An ablc bodied Negro NRu for
u the present year Apply Mt the Nirgnian ohec.
13d&cta
~ EEkOES WANEED.-Gbc subsUriber wishes
~ 10 purchase for tho Southern Market. Likely Negroes
from the Of 10 to 20 for which he will the high
would do well To- give him call before selling lie be
found nj IL Mo7bys Auction House AT Henry Cunning
toms Ofcr. Address + NJ, DUNAINGTDN.
feb @7du Lynrhbnrg
H.NOE KENr-Thc Mouse on Federal Hill,
~ owned hv Mrs lipcombn ncrhpind by Mr. William Wal
10 IL. W aller ur a this Office. - dts
Am mud after tho 1st dny Of March ROnrdcr
~ will b. charged the rate Of Two Hundred Dollars
year bNEAD a CLAIR.
Washington House.
TIiOS. &. LANCASTER
feb @Jlm Lancaster House.
N3AakEtsEB,.l KiIs Of No. I SsncIterei
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

NOTICE ENTRAOKD INAKN.-Nr. JOHN
~ HILL being permanently located at the Magnolia oue
Bristol Tenn woud mos respectfully inform those
that he will attend personally to license all
may wish to form Matrimonial Alliance, and viii them
ready that the rite be performed Immediately their
arrival in Bristol Address letters giving
the parties and enclosing So to John Ill., ESQ., Magnoina
House. Bristol, Tenn mar "a dtlap
LNOR SALE.-S5,OOO First Mortgage Bonds
u Va Tenn Railroad Company, safe investment IS III
be sold low upon early application to
mar l2ts PETERS SPENCE & 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

\ INNcnRURGER-Ou former townsman, Daniel
Woodsen, Esq., is now acting Governor of Kansas
This is the lard time he has acted in that capacity
SINE his ScerctarvsAip of the Territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

.,hichcring.- HcIchrn,cd rinno Eoric.,

NN11I all The late improvements together with other mu
w steal Instruments, such Ni0ins Guitars Eutts Me-
odeons Sc. Also beautiful Of Sheet Mus for
the Plano Guitar ard all other music Instruments al
II used IN this country AL huo wishing purchase IL do
well to call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere.
The undersigned are day receiving md asion
able Muc the late and fashionable rnblratiae-.
y T. GREENE y co.
Aasic Saloon posr Cileu, Savings tank,
and few doors above Noryeli House. lyuohbnrg Va
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25
COMPREHENSIVE.
GOEfaQIS&, WHALING ~ WILLS

j ID GREGORY co,
IYNCHBUHG, Va
FENE undersigned have associated themselves under the
n abIye style and having purchased the Stock j.
tIrcEmrN 8 %. viii cmmllnMn Nm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-25

IhNsFoRp: A TALE OF BAcoN's REBELLION; dy 81.
George 7achtr. THIS work, said to be of the
most brilliant yet produce by Virginion writer is
for sale at Payne Christians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30
Ilerndon Society.

The ladies of Richmond will hold meeting to-
morrow, at u O'clock, in the lecture room of the
United Presbyterian church, (Dr. Resd's,) 70 form
a HeTndon Society. The gentlemen are also invi-
ted to attend, and take part in this most cor
ndabla object
1T Us hoy, '"e'n a., - a IN - u at %. bot.
ladies' and ger.. sn-u. fhe IT,. e.:,.tu-- = apt
Hsrndon deserves special and substantial tribute
from his eountrynen. His sun went down in a
wild and stormy night, but it set, 1t sent forth
blended glory of heroism and humanity, which
gilded the angry clouds, and tipped the devouring
waves with rays Of hope and happiness. Let US see
to-day reflection of this benehcent lustre from
the souls of his countrymen. that shall throw
light and warmth in the desolate heart, of Hern-
dons household. Let the gentlemen of our city
and Of Virginia unite with their wives and daugh-
ters In honor of Of yirginias best and brayest
sons, and In encouraging others to initiate hi.
Christian and chivalrous example.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30
---------zzss----------
Lecture To-Morrow Night.

Prof. JOHNS late British Consul in Palestine, and
architect of the Protestant Church in Jerusalem
will lecture In the hall of the Athenaum to-mor-
row evening, his subject being "Travels in Syria,
Arabia and Egypt On Thursday evening he will
lecture on Jerusalem and its Environs" Mr.
Johns is a gentleman of very fine intelligence and
accomplishments and from his long residence in
the East will be able to make his lectures highly
interesting and instructive. The press of other
cities has spoken of these lectures in terms of
strong commentator. The lectures will be illus
trated by numerous very large and brilliantly col
ored views of the most interesting places visited
The ancient abodes of man and the most sacred
spots of the earth, will be trsversed In these lee
lures by one to whom they have long been familiar
and who is fully able to appreciate and describe
them. We invoke for him crowded houses
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

The following are the sppoiutme6s OF the pc
thodist Episcopal Virginia confersnce, for lsc'Ss
k.oAmoad p'.triet-Ds Dose,dECcbh ansI ss;,s
son, j Edwards sydney j Lampkin; Clay strest:
TnSs ts and Ssw KENT .haI's Bap sup
w. Ysss 9sns. H:%ssn sb S
II L johnson; Glouc. ster Mission, VIM Robinson;
Matthews. Vim j balm; King William, pieree.1
G9arlick. sup; East.ils. Cyrus Dogset. j for'er'
: Ftoisr;eis6srg D,a'7et-E. ?; wnsos, FE=YTed.
Rias 9Sesp fhy spSs HUM
mer; Lancaster. b Duvall,J NJ Anderson; westmore-
land, q Rowe, II Proctor. Covington sup;
Il s Nash; Rappahanck, Il Farley Carolins, g
Mauzy, ii Bosss Robert Scott, sup; Cuipeper'
Hdshi~oton Distrct-w W BENNETT, E.-Wash-
ington. = Cranberry; Alexandria, Manning; Rock
+ j Dayton; Potomac. i Hoyle; Leesburs, W 1 Dali
BY; Loudoun, T Ware, II Cheatham; Wagre n
SasssS rFS'i s'ltFsn
liams Prince William one to be supplied.J Crown;
Berlin, II Amiss, o Davis, Chaplain U >
Charlottesville DiStytc-J CorLLINe, Char,
lottesviile, J Poultcn; Albemarie, McMuiian, a
ss Nfso TGmei DYs s1is si 11a MssGH
~; Goochland. II n Linney; Hanover. 7 Nixon;
Louiss, Brannin, q " ! Harper. sup grange ,.
n
sion, j Finnell; Elk Run, W Twyman; Harrison
burg and Woodstock. 7 Haynes.
81 street, Charles Hall; 18th street Geo W Carter
Amherst 7 Hayes, J s Reese, II Wood, sup Buf
falo II Bosss Lexington, Waggener ,i l.aW W
9 Blount, W Hammond; staunton. : Amore;
Campbell, D J G Slaughter. one to be supplied Ap
sG9r, ,up soasha
Rdndoph Macon Brstria-W II WHEsLWRI9app, +
| Err n College. A Browne; Circuit, h Rid
G CIR J " White, Northampton. " Grant
sonthamptonJ Briggs, Devsney sup BrunsSiek
Spencer Colored Mission, to be supplied: Motto
way, J Blackwell: Colored Mission, to be supplied
p .1p cssToa ab
| \ Thomas, sup; W smith, Prest R N College, Il
Tttersburg District. R MlcHAEIs, PE;-Petsrsburg
s M%R WssoR G sblsss Wallace Union Win
Hsh p5eS,r RfFy Ra6cTy
Lafferty; Manchester. " Lumpkin; Powhstan, Paul
Whitehead; Amelia, j B alley, j Powers pinwiddie
Coiored Mission to be supplied; Prince George Ii
.sf sfE1r sur VIM nrT{ c 1S6n Pye.
NorJoit and Ku:fr,stboTo' Dtstrct-J A RIDDIcK P
E.--Norfolk City = CUMBERLAND street. = STANLEY
Butte Mission, to be supplied CRANKY street. q
asRRabSGHs S r.et a SGafl e.n PGd
Gosbort taah Princes. Anne ium.den
Mcspsrren; SUFFOLK, r n sledd sup; Norfolk Circuit
Vim Reed; Murfreesboro', NJ l. Bishop A r Bernard
one TO be supplied Gates John " Howard HEREFORD,
} B Deyi Edenton, Aorfeet Pssquotsnk.
Boggs Elibeth City, " " Berry; Elizabeth City Mis-
sion, to be supplied; Indian Ridge, J Moss Curri'
tuck. to be supplied.
Davis wills, Agent for the Tract Society of thu
Virginia Conference; B Rddick, sup and Assistant
Agent
J Davis, Prest Wesleyan Female College; W R
Rowge. Agent, do.
IS Kennedy transfer, d 10 Holston Conference
and appointed President of Strawberry Plains Col
lege.
ference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30
Theatre.

The Duchess Of Aa!fI,' by old John Web
ster," was produced Friday night at the Theatre
for Mrs WALLER'5 beuefit 1t is a most tragical
tragedy. In 1t more persons are killed in shorter
space Of time than in any other that we know saye
Hamlet. 1t is located in Spain. The D,scb.,c
secretly forms ntes-1Nidncs, marrying her secre
tarJ--which SO enrages her brother, the Duh. ~
tldbriG, that he determines to sacrifice both hing
band and wife, to wipe out the stigma that he CON-
ceves to be inflicted upon hi. noble house. In
this purpose his brother CARDINAL unites. An
tonic, the husband, escapes. The Duchess. imnris
oned in her own castle, is horribly prosecuted and
finally strangled with rope, by order of the Duke
who afterwards goes mad BossoJd, the instrument
used in discovering the marriage of the Duchess.
and her subsequent persecution and murder. finds
that his employers seek his life to DESTROY the ev
dence against them. He endeavors to apticina,e
them, by secretly entering the palace and killing
them. Antonio seeking the Duchess, makes bis
way into the palace about the same time. and
these two, and the Duke and Cardinal all fall in
rapid succession by RAINING one another through
the close of the piece The scenes and incidents
are horrible enough-liko Lucretia Borgia." being
heightened by the introduction of the hideous con-
comitants of murder and death.
The play, written early in the seventeenth cen.
tury, was adapted to the temper and taste of the
age, aud had a considerable run. Its language is
ane, and its figures often beautiful. We cite the
following as a specimen of those in which It
abounds
BoSsobA.-Thou art an overripe fruit, that not
being duly gathered. art fallen to rot on the soil
There's not hand shall take thee up.
Ducagss- Looking upwards. A Hand will take
me up,-A fallen fruit no; | a seed whose
mortal shell must lie ana rot / the earth before
the flower can rise again TO the light =
R0ssoLA.-lilories like glow-worms, afsr off shine
brsht.-But look d at near, have neither heat nor
light
The strongest passions are brought out and
boldly delineated in the characters That of the
Duchess is one Of the most highly wrought ever
produced on the stage. Ia was played BY Mrs
WALLER, in a style that entities her to the very
highest praise. We have never seen an actress
moro fully and unfaggingly maintain the spirit
and expression Of a personation-and that too In
q walk of tragedy that requires tho display Of the
most deep and powerful emotions.
Mr.. WALLER, with some defects of voice played
the Dake very successfully indeed.
This play has never before been produced in
Ibis country. Whether It can be kept upon the
stage remains to be seen. Mrs. WALLER's acting
will maintain 1t IL 1t Is not too tragic for the
times. But as old things are always becoming
fashionable, may SEQ the taste for the intensely
tragieal yived
To night sheridan Knowles brilliant play of
Loo" will be produced in which the WALTERS
saks principal parts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

So LHgs R.sHeRyssTa9 Liver, aecQrding to
Physic iOgH:s, occupies ~ or hpmqp economy .
place eoaps only to the heaEt' AND cqpseqpeRtly Is
of tss sreatsst dispepssES Of health and bappi
ness OF :s5fuess apd disease To keepthe Liver in
proper ssformapee OF ia dqtiss is to keep the sys-
tenn il ia state Of health, end free from nearly all
bodil! Lbs. DR.. SASFoRps ISyIa9BArQR is great
Rc0n t~ of the Lirsr 1t ipsts into it new life and
vgor Strengthens it and lRrlgVates it, curing the
foun Gain from WHENCE 50 many streams of sickn
flow. We say PAL who are troubled with any de-
rang rment of the Liver such Dyspepsia. Jaundice,
Sick Headache, BiiiQusness or debility Of system do
not fail to try DR.. SASFORD's Liver ISvIGoRAToR.
IsHIR WINSTON and ADIa GRAY, Agents for
Ri hmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

CONTRACT RA7IrIED.-The Abingdon (vs) Demo
crat states that at meeting of the Board Of Drec
tors of the Virginia and Kentucky Railroad held in
that place. the 2lst inst it was resolved to con-
Arm the contract made at the meeting Of the
stockholders, with Dorr Co.. Of New York, forsthe
construction of this important work. This will
be welcome news to the people Of Russell, Wise
Scott and Lee, and the adjacent parts Of Tennes
see and Kentucky. so long locked up by mountain
barriers and excluded from the markets Of the
world. Mr.. Thompson, the engineer, had arrived
at Abingdon, and would Immediately proceed tc
locate the road.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30
The FOREIGN Nexxs

Tie reader will fnd in our paper this mornin.
eopions extracts relating to the condition OF fnar
oiAl affairs in England. The intervention OF thu
ministry 10 relieving the Bank Of England fror,
enc Of Its restrictions, continued to have a good
Sc though The press seems to doubt the perna.
osaey ana real eficsey Of the measure. The govern
insult "oss not suspend the charter ofthe bank bu,
oil ,ustion. 'Hs "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30
AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.

Boston, Nov. 27.--In the Municipal Court, today,
the captain and owners of the steamer Menem0n
Sanford were put on trial charge of man.
slaughter, by reason of negligence in not endea-
yoring to save the life of Dir. Allen Frazer, of Or
land Me, who fell overheard from their steamer
on the mis- ht Of the 10th of September, 1sss and
was drowned. The trial will probably occupy sew
eral days.
The Methodist church in Harvard street, Cam
bridge, Rev. Mr.. Smith, pastor, was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30
Kanawha River Improvement,

convention CT those interested ia the improve
nient Of the navigation Of the Kana~h Ia River.
vii be held in this city on Tuesday, the sth DAY
~ december next, THIS announcement Is made
nP"n the authority OF cali in the Kanawhs Val.
icy star, fixing the dag aforesaid for the oonyen,
Con signed BY number Of gentlemen, officers Of
hllnlns companies interested in the enterprise
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30
NEW CANADIAN ADMINISTRATION.

TORONTO, Can Nov N.-The new Administration
was formed and sworn in to-day. 1t is composed
of Messrs. John A. Macdonald, Premier, aud Attor-
ney General of Upper Canada; William Cayley, In
spector General; Robert Spruce. Postmaster Cen
eral; G. L. Cartier, Attorney General Lower Cana
da; j. c. Morrison Receiver General; p NJ. Van
Koughnet, President Executive Council; T. J. j.
Loranger Provincial Secretary: n r. Belleau Pres
ident Legislative Council Charles Alleyn, Commits
sioner Public Works; and L. V. Scotia, Commits
sioner Crown Lands
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

EMIGRATION TO Virginia. company has been
formed in Pha ielphia, called the American Emf.
grafton Land Company for the purpose ofinducing
emigration to Virginia. for agricultural proposes
The land owned by the company is situated in
Bath county. Va, and during the present season a
large number of families have left Philadelphia
for the settlement, thes last party on: Wednea
4 ~ last, via the Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail
.yld. The object of the company is to purchase
large tracts of land in any of thu states present Dg
facilitie, ir settl2m"Nf 10; s"e. L., or TaiGl ad
and setting farms f.. cash vr long credits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-30

BEn CERTAIN CURE FOR CHAPPED HANDS
AND LIPS is insured. by using the "ANDALUSIAN
BALM" 1t is q most delightful toilette requisite.
devoid of all grease any injurious or unpleasant
ingredient and rarely fails to cure chapped skin,
rong hness intiammations, if applied regularly
Prepared only By
MEADE&BAKER, Chemists,
l66. n. ". cor. Of Main and 10th streets
no g7-d4W Richmond, Va.