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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-24
WEIR GOA ST. nv

ARKANSAS RIVER.
Leaves MONDAY, Oct. "a, at 5P NJ
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER
~ = Packet Pine Blun-For Fort Smith, Van
ianelle, Lewiskurg, Little Rock Pine But New
ascony all way and plantation landings in the bendThe
elegant and Light drausht swift running
packet Pine Bluff, L. WILSON, master, is in port
ccivng freight the foot of Canal street and will leave
above For freight passage apply on board or to
BELL BUCHANAN & CO., -.
oN 81 Povdras street.
Leaves on TUESDAY, 18th inst: at 8 2 NJ
ARKANSAS RIyER-FoR FORT
~ = Smith, Van Buren, Ozark Roscyle, Spadra, Nor
l4a4 rstown Dardanee Lewisburg, Little Rock Pine
Bluff New Gascony and all way and plantation
BcndsThe elegant and very light dHught
swift running Pine Bluff, L. Wilson master will
above. For freight apply on board
FlRGINIUS c. DENTZELt
o2l Advertising Agent.
ECLIPSE TOWBOATC COMPANY.
Nay = This Company have commenced operations The
Boats in this Line equal in speed and power to
my anoat. The present rate of towage fiom city
10 sea ~ per less than published Engagements
may the Office of the Company, No. "a Exchange
Place. corner of Cusornhouse street, stairs
oil I'm PETER MARCY. MANAGER
CHANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF IoCA-
Drs. CLARK d FRIEDRICHs
Dentists .....-,.
No. l24 Gornerly 1919 CANAL. STREET,
Union Bank Building
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
HOT Sc OF DELEGATES.


The House met at II o'clock, Prayer 10y Rev.
Mr.. Reid. of the lst (N. S. Presbyteria Church.
Bills R'poried. Incorporating the Union Fo.
male College ut Dan,le
Adrerse Repo,ts.-A report adverse to the poti-
ton OF Thomas VIM, of Iowa, asking the commu-
tation ol Edward Coppie; report adverse to in
creasing tho pay OF members Of the General As
sembly
Resolutions Of Inqu1ry.-By Mr.. Christian, of
republishng the statutes at large of Virginia, by
Mr. Jones oIG., of providing that all powder used
by the State lie purchased from mills located il,
this State. by Mr.. Duckwall, Of forming new
county out Of Hardy; 10y Mr.. Crane, Of building q
turnpike on State account from poiut in Ran
dolph to point in Upshur; by Mr.. Hopkins, Of
authorizing the Nir :inia and Kentucky Railroad
Company to extend their road to the terminus o
the Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee Il ,ad
Superintendent of lie Iententidry.-A resolu
ton adopted, fixing Saturday.
January, for the election Superintendent Of
the Penitentiary, To fill the unexpired term of the
lato Col. Chns. Morgan.
The COMMITTEES on Finance has Fl xed on tho frs
Thursday in January, for considering the genera
revision Of the license laws.
| Tim Committee on Military Affairs was cmpow
cred to send for persons and papers in the dis
! charge of their duties. Mr.. Kemper. the chair
man, in moving for such power, said the com
| mittee proposed 10 organize an Ordinance Depart
ment and renew the operations OF the Armory ii
! the m tnufac OF arms
| The public Printer ordered to print so,
! copies of the Constitution for the Of members
a number Of bills read first and se,on,
time, and motion the House adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
GENERAL ASSEMBLY oFvIRGINIA
TUESDAY, December Ii, 1859.
SENATE.

| TUESDAY, December IL, 1859.
SENATE
Tho Senate vas called to order - few inmates
AFTER IL o'eioek. NJ. Prayer was offered by Rev.
Geo. Woodbridge.
| On motion If Mr. IsLell, 50 nuch of the Cover
ner's Message asrefers to compensation to Andrew
Hunter. assisting prosecutor in the criminal trials
| connected with the recent disturbances at liar
per's Ferry, was referred to tho Committee ON Ii.
| nance and Claims
| IfesotnLoas If Inquiry into Expectancy The fol-
/ lowing resolutions were adopted: o. reporting
| bill No 1879 Of the last session To amend the ith
section Of chapter III, concerning the rate Of IN
terests Of re-arrangng the judicial circuits ~ ms
tablshed by the Constitution Of l850-5l, and re-
ducing the number of counties embraced in the
first circuit aud of establishing new circuit
therein.
Laid on the 7abie.-Mr. Rive.. of Albemar!e, of
fercd the following resolution. which, after being
debated. was laid on the table:
Wheras. IL has been alleged that Beverley u.
Douglas. the Senator returned from the district
coin posed Of the counties Of King William, King
and Queen and Essex, was at the time Of his eec
ton inca pable Of being elected. under the prov
sions of an act passed March Is 1853, which n.
mended and re-enacted the act disabling any per.
-on concerned in u duel from holding Office ; BE
Resolrei. That the Committee of Privileges mi
Elections be instructed IN enquire into, aud report
the facts touching the eligibility of tho member
returned and the leg ,ty Of said election, and
whether, in their opinion. u new writ Of election
should be awarded in this case.
Adcerp ReDorts.--1he Committee on Finance
and Claims reported 10 the Senate That it was IN
expcdient to report Senate bill M 300, of session
Of iS5G, for the relief Of Ansem Wright, of the
county Of Franklin.
The Committee of Courts ii Justice reported
that they had under consideration the memorial Of
Thos VIM, citizen of Iowa. praying commuta-
ton OF the sentence OF Edwin Coppie now in jail
at Chares'oA II. Jefferson county. under sentence
Of death. for hi. participation in the late affair at
Ilnrper's Ferry and that they deemed it inexprdi-
ent to legslate further upon the subject. The
Senate adopted the report Of the Committee. The
debate on the subject participated in by Mes
srs. Coghill. lsbeIl, Thomas of F., and johnson of
Bedford. The latter made motion to lay the re-
port of the Committee the table for further in.
vestiglion, but withdrew it. lie stated in tina
course If his remarks that Coy. Use had appear
Oh before the Committee and suited that If the Leg
i.latur. vested him with the power he would exer,
ercise it to commute he sentence of the prisoner
To imprisonment for lie in the peniteniary. a- he
did not regard him as pable rs either Of the
other parties. Mr.. Johnson voted for the adop
ton Of the report IT the Committee.
On motion OF Mr.. johnson, tho Senate adjourn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

Henry s. FoorE delivered nm address last week
in Cincinnati. when he said he belonged to no par
ty; that it was better to 10 patriot than a par
tisnn. lilo concluded by saying, d" Tho people,
the sovereign people, by their fraternal associa.
ton and hearty evaporation Of all the COOL brave
and wise, without distinction Of ,mrfv. can, aud
believe will. rescue our institutions from ruin
but il they desire to accomplish this great end
Troy cnn only do 80 by emancipa,ing themselves
from prejudice Of party and faction in favor Of II
patriot President in 1850"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
General Scott Mt Homo.

The arrival of Lieutenant General Winfrl!
Scott, from San Juan. bearing the news W he
temporary settlement Of tn, DISPUTED isn..1 ,i.o.
ton, was an event totally unexpected aul rrl *
Cd for in this city, and cansrl l.ttle surprise
among his relatives and inurhae friends lie
WINS accompanied by Col, Lay col. Thna, .at
l'r. Crane all Of tho Uutcl stMc. army RIO
two turner were sent Immediately to Wsehinc IN,
ms bearers of dispatches % President buchanan
containing q full statement of the terms OF settle,
ment OF the San Juan imbsogo They left in tho
five O'Clock train last evening
Alter the Atlantic was moorei Mt her dock Gr-
neral Scott discmbarked and although his arrival
was unexpected. he met n cordial greeting ut her
deck. lie immediately took conveyance and pro-
ccedei to his residence in West Twelfth street,
where hc WINS met by Colonel II. L. Scott, his sui.
n-lnw, and family, with whom he raised the eve.
ning without molestation from the visits of any
one. The General has been absent nearly thrco
months, has travelled over thirteen thousand miles
has temporarily settled what appeared Mt first A
pretty difficult dspute. and returns home with.
out display or ostentation, quite hearty and ro-
bust.
1t was supposed that when Gen. Scott returned,
1t would be to New Orleans, where il was expect
ed hewou,d pass the winter and ret urn to this CT
.ty early in the spring. The impression was Of
course. erroneous. Acting on This hypothesis, y
Committee of military men and eminent citzcnu
had been taking measures sub rosa TO give the Ge
neral grand military and civic reception, com
mensuratc with HIS rank AS chief officer Of the n
my; and also. for his pas, eminent military scrvi
iccs. rs the hero of many well fought battles Oh
course this programme is reserved. and our cit
zens and military men will have more to apprcci
ate and admire in the transformations manner ir
which General Scott returns from nm important
mission.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

The death Of Rev. Samuel l.. Southland is an
bounced from ST. Louis MS having occurred on tho
Odd utimo Mr. Southland was for some Years
the rector Of Calvary Church Phila lrlphia aud Was
the son Of lion. ). l.. Southland who filed scye-
ral terms ~ United States Senator from New ,Icr-
sey, and afterwards acted as Secretary of the Ma
Wy under John Quincy Adams, and rs President
of the Senate during Tyer's Administration.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
Lots Oh the Canal Fer Sale.

DY virtue of order OF the Circuit Court Of Campbell coun
nounced Mt the October thereof case of
81, er" and others Perciyal and Others shall rs Com.
missioner Wednesday, the 18th day Of the present on
tcccmtf. at IL o'clock the premises ai number Of
vacant lots lying on ,gc West side OF the Canal the imulci
ale ncighborhood OF F. b. Dcane, Jr Sons Foundry belong
ing 10 the estate of the late Jno. Perez, al, deed
1ERusA credit Of six twelve and eighteen months will be
gi,tnhe purchaser giving bonds bearing date
with sat factory personal security and title until final
payments are made. ED. d. CHRISTIAN, Comm'r.
IA. tls
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%yiYhR THE GREEN BOOK.

1Nk1 JUST PUBLISHED, $50 PAGES
Pre. p cents; ON SINGLE AND MARRIED LIFE: or THE
INSTITUTES OF MARRIAGE; its II tent, Obligations and
PHI, seal and oga pquaicliiors; the rational treatment
of all private diseases Ia both To which is added
poeiica essay entitled "tUHtcdidc art Of having
and rearing beautiful and healthy children, by the late RoBLnr
j. CCLvEgWHLi, ESD, NJ. ID.
Sent free OF postage, by the Publishers CnAa KLINE & Co..
Box 45>6 New York, DEXTER Il a.. Wholesale Agents lI3
Nassau Street. New York igents ,rdnted sreryoaerr.
Also GRATIS an extract and sample of the above, entitled
Dr.. CULNERWEiLS LECTURE the rational treatment
superintendent and private diseases generally detailing The
by which nvads ecctua themselves with
out the Of dangerous medicines and expense to
hemsenes Sent free by mail in envelope the
ceipt Of one stamp To prepay postage, by addressing
CHAS. KLINE " co, Box ljs6, New York CITY.
dee l4-dScly tSMPNCol
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
Valuable Land for Sale
ROANOKE COUN

OFFER for sale the Of land the Big Lick Goa
noke County lately occupied by Doet. Landon R,cs
contains about 100 acres Of thu best quality Of Land
neighborhoed which Is we'll known for s fertility within
80 Railroad; has upon DWELLING HOUSE with four
Hia and n ce~sary out houses good Office
Stable Corn Crib, &C. &C., and s most desirable
dence for desiring Farm Of that size and espeey
l', scian being in tho mdst OF popuous and
neighhnhood The will be liberal and made known on
application to hc subscriber Big Lick Post Once.
previously disposed private sale which will
h given, va, offer the place public Monday tho
2nd of January lst0, at The Big Lick Depot.
dec B,it,ois WILLIAM WATTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

VIcR-PRE-ipEsr BnrcxEsnIpGr, 1t appears, Inns
been elected to tho Senate Of the United States.
from tho State Of Kentucky, to succeed Mr.. Crit
tenden. Mr.. Crittcndcn's term expires on the ath
Of March, 1861, at which time also Mr.. Brecken.
ridge goes out Of tho Office of Vice President. lie
will merely descend from tho chair Of the Presi.
dent to the floor OF the Senate
Tho election of breckenridge to the Senate
for what reason VIC know not--is considered as an
adverse settlement Of tho Presidential prospects of
Mr.. Guthrie. We imngine thcy never woro very
brilliant Mt best.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

II is stated TINT Governor Wise has purchased
the splendid Mcsely farm from his brother, John
t. Wise II is beautifully located on tho eastern
branch Of the Elizabeth river. about eight miles
from Norfolk. lilo contemplatcs removing from
Richmond ns soon Ms his cubcrnatorinl term cx-
pi'es, aud residing on his new purchase
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

SASFORD'S LIyEE INYIGORAfOE,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM Guns,
NEVER DEBILITATLS.
PTRIFTEs THE BLOOD,
PtEIFIEs TIE RlDOD
PIkIFIES THE BLOOD
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES DYSPEPSIA,
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CURES CIIRoSlC DtARRLtEA,
a. RES CHoLH,
Ci'EES fIArtLENCY,
CURES COSTfYENESS,
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
See advertisement in another column fleci52.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

MrNICIPAL ELECTIONS ~ MAssAcursRrrs- Fec
lion IN Boston.-Bnston Doe IL. r W. Lincoln,
Jr., was reelected Mayor of Boston to-day by
nearly 200 plurality. The opposing candidates
,wereJ NJ Wightman, democrat. who had 4,sls.
and Julius Palmer. temperance. 600. A minority
of the City Council on the Lincoln ticket were al
so elected. The vote was considerably larger than
at the State election. Mayor Lincoln is Inn old
line Wing, and was one Of the Vice Presidents Of
the Union meeting in Faneui Hall.
! ELECTION IN NEwBURYpoRr -Eewburvport De-
cember, l2-Mr. Curr;cr. the citizens candidate,
was elected Mayor Of Newburyport to-day receiv.
ing 1913 votes. against 500 cast for Mr.. Coffin,
the republican candidate
ELECTION IN LowELL.-Lowell, Dec l2-B C
Sargent, republican, was chosen Mayor to dey by
1915 plurality.
ELECTION IN WoRcEsrKR. Dec. 10.
Our municipal election to-day, resulted in the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
The Oxygenated Bitters.

a. > NAT Re- In her great Iatra,Ory. has stored
HS remedy adapted ~ every disease whlch flesh heir
10. iu requires tine investigation research OF the phi
osphrr la discover and this ind
ustigaton has succeeded in discovering remedy that
most affective dispcnsiIpn. The DYSPEPSIA! with all s hess
er and numerous evils and be safely asserted that
lie appearance OF the Orygeafed Bissa OF BY psa
cared was rare experience IN medical practice. Now under
the influence Of these tcrs the rule the eXccp
ton, inIlure To care.
Head the following which the subscriber
lisii for the benchi u afflicted:
An 0ddnrate and L"reterate tuse Of DYSPEPSIA CURED
By IHE OIlGEkIIEU BIITtR&
The following from gentleman well known region
which he lives ought to satisfy all those Of little faith:
WATKRIowN, n. T., July IS, ISIS.
SETH W. FowLE II Co, Baston,-Sirs Nine since
"as attacked by that Of all diseases Dyspesd ~c
affected me AS 10 cause great oppression fues aud hoag
o the bowels Immediately after eating accompanied with
rbe pains IN The stomach, often nausea
aciiy and headache, together with general debility
ferng altogether rendering life n burthen.
Alter Ia, ing rrd known remedy without effect and
despn'rns Of ever regnnng my lost health induced 10
make Use of the oxygenated Bers the good effects which
were Immediately visible health and system. Before
using whole bottle entirely cured and pleasure
in inducing all like sufferers self make this
markabe remedy. THEO. CALDWELL.
William A. srptcr Co.. and john H. Sray, I nrhhurg: T.
C. Pug, Campbell {. III and by all Druggists dealers
medicine throughout the city and country. dec l3-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
SPECIAL NOTES..
Holloway PIN

THOUSANDS Of ingolusfsfy suiciA -. committed
Al4 By persons Who take tAe nzssslic PA rissam.d
sDesc.s TAcsc pills sosthe ceeesc reguE nd i,vigu
r.f lie dlseascd and enlecbled n,efpsi organs ~ ia,
,lpg and innaming them Ike mesrury ron anshsx mine
mi ueAcneA Sold at The nasinfaetory No. " IN are
New Yofk aud by all druggists d soe, g. snd box
dec IS-diw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
Trust.,, Sale Of Land in Franklin IA

Ty1 Vruef decd Of trust executed D. Isaac nnrs IL ,
1Jlsac NJ Anes trustee, to the pay Of w uI
therein m,niio uc to said lsaac Jones, Jr, and Recorded
Franklin Coun, Court clerks Office the "a DAY of oi
1854 land 10 whh deed the undersigned by an or Ter
The County COURT Franklin pronounced The 9th day of De-
cember lo9 subAtuted trustee IN the place of the SAL,
NJ Jonesl SHALL the lin day of JANUARY lsn ur.n
the premises, prcc SELL by public auction ,ra
If land lying In saidtouny Of Franklin, belonging To The |
lsaac jones, Jr KNOW the BUFFALO tract and anin.
the nns Of Harvey Caytor and Others containing 2 nr
less Persons wishing t0 purchase can ascertain t
quality Of laid land by nqaIring of persons residing in the
neigborhood Of the Undersigned nj Rocky Mount Fran. lin
County. dec 9-m g. H. DENNIS Tr,.,..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

choice Of Hon. " W Rice. republican. for Mayor.
The full Board Of Aldermen elect and large ma
jori,y Of the Common Councilman we're siso on
The republican ticket
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
lommi..ioner,s Sale Of Valuable Nesros.

ny virtue vt decreta ORDER " the County Court Of Ann,
mniox county pronounced at It's December term ,p
IA Commissioner app ,ined therein, TUESDAY, the 81 %
Intry 1862 shai public auction in front Of the Na2L,
oa in the city Of Lynchburg, proceed 10 cell EIGHT V
uALE NEGROES, consisting Of men, women, b,,. ,
girls ~ ""i
TIA A credit Of six months viii be given Except ;, mn
cash nsay b. necessary pay the expenses sale the %
chaser sng bonds with good security interest added. |
l.. +. LUCADo, Commission
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
Notice.

MAN BY the name OF FRAZER to the house of my
"A father, MI \ d. Dckerson, tuesday the 9Th day
this month"; and borrowed saddle and hrdc ride
" Farmsiie, With the promise That he would in few
houra When last heard from he Appomattox Co. H
offering said saddle. AMI brie eau
ton he public against buying salt irse saddle and birdie.
The animal taken away was black hy three years last
Spring; saddle and birdie almost Frazer abou,
ar years Of age hFe eet nine ten inches high light
beard and mOusarie, dark hair wound on his
right breast He was dressed in dark clothes crown wide
brim, brown c"ored hat and shawl lie remained nj
Ho,e in Farmvle Monda. night left without his
bill EOBEHr NJ. DICK kSoNe ~
declS-B Prince. Edward Cr,nt, u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

A CASE OF CoNscIEScE.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury on Monday received the following from
Jersey City, n. j.. Il inclose twelve hundred
dollars which have deirauded the United States
government out Of and which desire to restore,
that may be happy. ii the correspondent of tho
n. 1. Tribune were to notice the affair, it would
give me the satisfaction ofknowing the money had
been received"
The Secretary Of the Treasury also acknowl.
edges the receipt of the 81, 200 referred TO in
the above anonymous communication, and has
place the amount in the Treasury OF the United
States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15
To the Afflicted.


ce ~ ToRMENrED with Pain and srorc,el with fevers
gersS ~ We know you are, and impatient Affections
must necessarily make YOU W. beg TINT !ua VIA conposc your
" one moment, thai may learn the your nia'
In> and 9her !oi 90 can prescription for their cure
hc !"u Il ysleic AMI has stomach refused perform
IT. lGhctuns III Your strength has a, life become
burden: II offer in BAKERS isiMlru BIZ rErs A
never failing remedy for life. Are you troubled viii, ucr
N"nS .hieies, and mnrss OF incidental thereto: Thon
resort 10 B.kEhs BTTERs only hoI Are you suffer
n from cohstipated bowels aud torpid Ncrg BAkgRs PKy
MI IhEs VIII arouse both and give vitality s
essential 10 health Have yod dcicate aud l.tnS
rndire who have lost all RELISH for TODD hr, vast
ingawa!? btkEGi rrrUr, the valuable tonic ever dis
t"''rt vi" stnkc ut III" OF their diseases give
them alpclics and strength DO You a section where
hgH' and lever hold continual II may laugh at
!n,Se di''ss aud dy their power provided regularly
bN""h bfiLRt l)ariiIua, ttuiic, thera Murbus AMI all
uV'r diseases arising from IMPROPER s,yr-
'". RAPID" Aei Ia the health giving influence this great
medicine, WHICH Is nov sold throughout this country by Drup-
g>s gen, rally aud Is more extensively than All. I,rr
medicine known lnest Hlicr> ,r,r WAY AT home
ictTe they "crcI The wut and, now I,ui
tl a:" known aai appreciated propfi. desires TINT Mi
wa" u''i il'r All ma! have l. nj moderate rrc only
81 cents per luith. wy
for sal, b! AL the Druggists in Lynchblr.: and by all the
Frihchi Druggist, IN Ill, Cy OF Richmond, m
,rr'h; n> OF Mcs~rs has Sott II Co.. Washington city,
- g.; H. siablcr Co., baltimore, Md d. b. Miller tny
iA|t"n Ny. AMI Barnes ~ farn, y. i.
prirrS nled by addressing l.. BAKER. Pro;renr
~ -'"S' hiclinonl. VA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

OVERCOATS
VI b'aNer, fho PlHi, Fur, fe!ersham and Cashmere
BUSINESS COATS,
vi BACK ana Fame, Cashmere, Cloth and Beaver
FROCK COATS
Oh French, English and German Cloths
D R Ess GOATS
OF French Cloths Black aud blue
Is q y : co A II s
VI several grades and made in good STYLE
BLACK PANTS
OF French and English Doeskins
"a NCE ANTS
or Cashmere and satne,-all grades and color..
PLUSH VESTS
OF beautiful patterns, Plain uud Fancy
l. X V T. S rs
Vi Black and Fancy colors Single Double Breasted
CA SIM ERE VESTS
OF over one hundred different patterns
WINTER SCARFS
OF Plush, Wooden, Merno and Cashmere
> III n w l. S
OF every grade--from Ave thirty dollars
BLANKETS
vi Sporting, Comorters and other patterna
s H RTS
oi Linen, Cotton and Muslin and Merino
GOOD GOODS
or No. ! quality to had Of CHAs J. RAIyE
dec ,IIs successor 10 Glass Rsinc,
l3s Main St, Lynehburg.
Soothing Syrup.
MIS-. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRI-p FIR cbudro, go,
AVA ing teeth, for sale by " e" su'-
dee IL + II ruoup.ou -
,,,,r NOTICE.
WE SITUATION of George B. Thurman m,l ipo n ,o..
Una, inc accounts due him should be pail have Ihe.s
orf' placed them in the hands collector (Robt GemI
aeseeu request all those indebted 10 pay on demand
to mP",'1ni to meet his liabilities until it is a.eer,aiued
" ~, 'a,h9 hai ne calnut be u health
dec l2dlw&elm. wv "EE,Hr
81 rSeelxed at ENGLEDoyEs another lot Of those han
nov IL hA inco Beaver Cloth tloaks for ladies
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

II fsen Adams. . msnbsr Of the House
1isss from Kentucky, is detained at
y u . severe accident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-15

The report of the Secretary Of the Navy will
EXHIBIT that department to be in highly prospe-
rous condition. He will il is.unlerstood, recon-
mend n considerable increase Of tho navy, also
thu building of ten additional war steamers. lie
will likwiso recommend n small number Of add-
tional purscrs. Tho particular attention of Con
gross will be directed to the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, in its successful workings AMI great
usefulness. No further Appropriation viii be ask
cd for by the Secretary for the purpose Of extend
ing buildings and accommodations a. that place
The report presents all the various sqnalrons in
healthy condition.