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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-03
LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
L0TTERIEy Of DELAWARE,
Fer Febraary, 1850.
FRANCE. BROADBENTS Il Co. MAsxoEHs,
wTLkIsGTo DEL1 #AR6

ne Manager the public 10 the following
Splendid Schemes 10 be drawn IN Wilmington Delaware, ny
'-'' MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
f17O,OOOl
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
CLASS =.
To be drawn Wilmington, bel. saturday February H. $500
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aIalhing and lenIiemeps, Ynrni shInr Trade

Ff'iE seoscsiirs invite uae nes"n & Ehrl
n 1iues AMI tn public Rnetallf IL their
3aec stock al FALL ASI WINTER ID :, nov sior,
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Virginia Land Registrv and Agency

IS lila 1IdillA registry ana AgenCv
nfFl'E. LfNtHBt Et, NA.-lhe undersigned by reoues
- ii land SELLERS, has established in the City of I,nchury
W A"lNtl FOR THE SALE OF LAND; The object -
"hlch j. aforl facilities both seller and -
and He viii keep In his -otce LAND REGISTER con-
nhg correct and thorough descriptions Farms sale in
GUIDING Iiani., quality lncaiion price terms and other in
formation essential to be known DESTROYS of pnr,hs
mg - ''
In this way persons unaequaniri the country or wish
ing ~ purchase can, without delay. such
pointed uu 10 them WOULD ishcs and Tie n,rca
scr aud seller at once he able other And ON fin.
other hAd sellers can bring hcr land To- the notice those M
ant within itself ~ 'I"'
Persons who wish the aid Of this in selling must give
nii description {" their land. in order that fair and candid
representation can he made 10 the purchaser
THIS Agency will lie al, ertised the most .,,
nltural papers "s''
All communications must he postpaid and IL m answer
required must be accompanied with postage sann ana has
viii hr prompt, attended 10. mp ~ ivy
ohcr VIM. r. Anterseu'y Bricp Strect m. vt ,oox . n
-ts irby saunders. '
-,o, ,,, LEYBURN WILKES
I0oWpERED. CRUSHED AND COFFEE SUGARS FOR
- e"' ny LIAM ZI-s! JAMES BOYD co
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{ WEN' MEAL LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER.-The
- uitrslIned has rented from Mcssrs ianghorne Johns
mer "rh and Plaster MIL He will keep constantly
the above articles which IL viii cheap punctual CUSTOM
CII\s JASCIIuu W. 81, &C.,,
march ldts for the sale of Western Plaster In this city
NJ lKs Celebrated snow.Bal Irish Potatoes on hand and
w "" Ai" at dec e-tr SOLOMON MuSskR
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Light. Sweet aud v hOleSOmc bread.

LIZ MT SWVVt dHH W HOIPSOInf bread.
- trsc'ns Others throughout HE state vh.r. IL hn IN
upcth Is always alike aud reliable and nf sundrd ,n,
P"t"hs ana quailt! Manufactured by John w tAEIIt'k
ana sol" ny hearty ever. Druggist Merchant in The Sint
For sale by W, a. STROrIIfl. K co Iian IL
noEicE-'h eases c. {. Mass Iicurict-onc or IN. H.,
~ brands imported -tr sal, -, - " ~ 'se'
,,, 90 u, EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co.
- Richmond, Va
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Manipulated Guano.
M offer 10 the Planters of Virginia Guano prepared b.
w rs tn"as:
lm lbs al The hcl Peruvian 'rano that be procured
SIN lbs, "i the best Nunbcr" tiuano containing iu bel
cent of lin, Phosphate Lime,
2u lbs ol tdc best ground Plaster, for which pay ~ pc
ton, extra.
All we'll nISud together
Planters aud Others invited 10 examine article
llr best information obtain, IN
one {" the hest that be prepared for the Virginia lans
fIlc" I" Planters fls per ton 81 per when
furnish the bags
For safe 10y EDMOND, DAVENPORT
sept - at, Lirhuon, Va
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Gelatines. Ge]atines
NoXS SPARKLING, CoOPEas, CHERRIES ano FREscH.
~ fog J.aha, Blanc Mango, ss- just received by
dee 10 dis sTABIER 4 j ONES.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIEL NGUENTlIEE

NOTICE.
m and ancr MONDAY Flour insprc cd
~ In this Depot, until further notice wing To the died.
eohai'an o' lie Depot +. ID. JEll.lS,
nov lldb Gen. Frt Az Va. & Ten X
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18th Semi-Anpual Ca1

Il dss,-Nes rom, ,in ,nur.
dee n-iNeit X IlfrTIE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-12

assaulted bar and struck her In ths faes and seek
Aza pulled her hair With HI hand that he ssised Asl Or
her s arm and twisted II with such violence o. 70 break
tho bones that the plaintiff 10 thereby prevented from
engaging IN her customary labor Of house servant and
demands damages TO the amount OF $500 For the a
fence y conended that the plaintiff In the empl5y
OF the defendant rs servant that she the habit
going out every evening contrary to agreement that her
conduct was most violent and boserous and injurious
sck cnlo OF deienden that she demonstrated with
ana ordered TO leave the house, she refused and de-
iendant VINO policeman swelrs he did no. use more
nn Was necessary to remove herr she then
took her TO the station house, where she was committed
the magistrate for nve days fr daorderiy conduct
engaged for the month she should filled out tsrm
properly and orderly If not, she voaaed her contract
and was not entitled 70 any wages; also she nekect
her duty BY going out frequently than was ssrced
upon was violation OF the contract and she forfeiied
her wages, and the defendant bad right 70 iecharee her
But she performed her duty obedieutly witnoot yo-
Iencc or manner, and did not absent herself more fire.
diet for plaintiff IS. "
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Second District Court,
Before Justice Stewart.
IMrORTANT TO sHIP oWNERs

IMPORTANT TO SHIP OWNERS.
J. Hopkins w. S. s. Wyckcf.-This was IN action by
Jersey pilot to full ploage under the 2d section
Of the law Of plotage Of this State, against the defend'
ant owner Of the schooner A. Ward, registered ves-
sci OF over 800 TONS and drawing over 1o feet OF wa
ter Mr. VIM Jay Haaket appeared for the owner Of tho
,chooner and several ship owners who resisted the
claims OF Jersey pilots He said that clear statement
OF the csse was the strongest mode Of arsuingh TWAS
that of Jeryey pilot authorized TO pilot vessels only to
and from jersey city, Newark, and Perth Amboy usurp
i.0 Tho ofhce d New York pilot jersey pilot was
nrecluded by the 9th section law in these words
No Iicense shall granted to any person holding any
Ioense or authority from under the lawn Of any other
Staeo He then cited the whole law Of piotage under
The acts OF Congress Of 1889 and OF 1887 10 show that
rieht 10 act as pilots IN this port
Justice Stewart dismissed the complaint with costs
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Marine Court.
naEorA Hon JnAp> Aba,

ACTION AGAINST P0LICRxAN-CAUTf0N TO DO.
MIETTCS.
ArRlI 1o.-0sDeriHe NcC7sy cs Lam1rt s Bsk.-7hs
plaintiff in this Gaze complains that thV defendant violent.
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Domestic News Items.

DECLINE N RoPE WALKS IN NAxrucKxr-The Nantucket
Mirror says that thirty years ago there were eight rope
walks In operation in that place. giving employment 70
between two and three hundred mem, Now, only part
OF one Of these 10 standing in which two persons-one
seventy i've the other eghtys six years Of aseAre
ployed in making fishing lines
"a Ms'ABIR NiocRR MY friend asked Anthony Rox,
superb engine driver the Ohio river, how he came
to get free "why, Massa Vincent, my health berry
bad when was In Kentucky; couldn't do kind oh
work; was berry feeble: twas es much could
do 70 hoe my own garden and eat dc and de mssus
what owned me see dat was mis'abIe nigger-one OF
the mis- aoleet kind So said TO her, 'Mssus, I'm q
nts'able niger, and ant worth nothing, and tnk
yon better sell me, Pm such misable niger Now
Iasss Vincent. was such poor niger, that Missus
greed to sell me for hundred dollars, and greed to
try to work and earn de money 70 pay her, aud did,
sad my health has been gtin' better cher since and
specks made bout nine hundred dollars dat time out OF
dat Niger;
pnor,Sp STRIKE or THE HORSE SHoms. thirty OF
t,a bsre sheers OF Boston met the 10th ins for the
nurno.,e Considering tho proprcty Of striking for tan
honr "a, vv;etion OF their labor
Cp .xur, vsrs-fhe Boston Poa says the Cranberry
rar . Ness Ut Cape Cod, and the peopla there have
.rtsrad into heir spring work Of cranberry planting
Nes,,v sverv go Of marsh, swamp upland which
I'm Ne made Ava vsbe for It's culture have been secured
hv csn.sI;sts and We nov being speedily transformed
into s rcS ana yalsas. y UaspsETy meadows.
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against the present policy Of tho government favoring
American emigration, but content themselves with OBJ
serving that their England and
Hpain-cannot look with favor upon possible predoni'
nance OF Yankee pluck such exceedingly suggestive pro-
pinquyto their respective Maesss possessions 10 not
at all probable that we shall back out in con-
sequence from vested rights in this domain.
Neither IL likely that Cufee and Sambo about rsk.
ing their shns by another invasion Of the Dominican re-
public jean Baptste Francois aypahte Crapeau will have
70 ret up little earlier in the morning, and take hs
breakfast before 10 O'Clock A.M he expects get the
Americans out and the Haytiens In to make his Hayden
lain little better. GERHARD satisfied to let well enough
alone His policy Of introducing coored Americans into
Hay said to be working very WELL and he has recently
proposed treaty with this republic, but the honor has
been respectfully declined. The fact it, white men OF
character and enterprise wanted, and will be well
coined hereEngland, France and Spain to the contrary
notwithstanding The Domincans only need little boil
staring France has direct trade here interests
to protect except her claim Hayt yet every week or
two, French ship Of presents herself and few
franco worth Of powder, and snuff boxes and dancing
pumps are decidedly in the ascendant. Why
can't our ships be instructed to display the
star spansled banner occasionally these watersp Mr.
Buchanan done sending General Coyne here e
Minister and the good effects Of his presence az have
already advised you, felt by the people, but
little additional display OF the flag afoat would do
harm.
ead to have been buried Ia the palace. The Committee
of Investigation have retired 70 the walks of private fe
The chairman on being Intercepted the amount Of
specie disinerred, shook his head sorrowfuly and
ewered "nary red"
The old palace built by Diego do Colon, and occupied
spanish crown to be rebuilt ana converted into naval
and military school Many other ancient buildng1 ~
BOW undergoing similar repairs, and some q hs princi
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atrocities as find recorded and do hope that the gen
0emen Of England will not be parties 10 them either
fHear, hear.) Says the honorable member, 1.-THE
beschers are servants to the public the demand for
10 analogy between the of factories and Of bleaching
end dyeing works" Now, don't care straw whether
q mot ns1s ANY nay 10 n am
the interference OF the House necessary
them whether the beachors are servants OF the pub
people they employ (Hsar) That il the question: and
having prevented this misery the one ease inter
I few passages from Mr. Tremenheere's report Here d
she statement Of John Hsnaer, ansher-
s.,s sssH sss,:q : BE- ssss .
so'ig Ere and ,oorsd tn sir us
s: S.ss yess "a @ IA % ss rs s,se
aAosgh sons healthy man, la,
a. ss sss .s' ii ssss: r's s i
ssua the young girls AVID towJeo'
dis inquiry made only year and 8aif ago.
(Hear, hear) Here IL the statement Of Ann Kgnpson,
fourteen years cd, Elizabeth Hilton, ftesu, and Sarah
pray ssdso. S%adh.eor1 SoaoaJ fridcA
I'd. s ss ss or ssss;s.s
ses on y ir s srss orI,; 20
srsaas for hoy hour, and then cme and porhsd du ,
Complain bitterly Of the hsors Of this House, and
sven nome ssa four with liberty r. away and dine at
re say, What terrible nights work We have hadis'
a muSM Well then, think Of tho poor child be.
- ~, ~ ana fourteen or between ten and eleven,
- spe W 30 away and get good dinner not sitting
Ssr roar w1 rsa I. these , cushions standing upon
xsis hssr ea ne egs Tor hours and hours together
&neh ne~I lnnK OF her, and compare hcr uyorS -;th
ours ear We complain Of the ia6ors which y. u nn
SsrgC, out as compared with our life, hers Il the s or
mo damned clear, hear.) Phihian Monk ssvs. me VI
zssa foreman of1S dyeinq and goks.o Mn r,or,
A.@ Friday IN Saturday morning 9Th 1ose Hrst ,eors5
Nhaf fkey hare said Is CORRECT. - 49, ~"'e s"es, and
IM.m Crompton- An seventeen; have been fms r.
~ BALI ahAt b, since n wee Tx yeN oid hs dr"Ss
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and has since remained in that position.
Mr.. d. remained in the Atlantic
States year, when he returned and
assumed charge of the triangulation
north of San Francisco, the execution
Of which has been attended with such
severe work and exposure as most cf-
fectually to break him down; and find
ing himself physically unable to con-
tinuc his arduous work, he left, at the
urgent advice of his physicians, for the
east. we hope, under relaxation from
active duty, his health may be restored !;
though it is hardly possible he can re-
cover to ever assume active field work
again. lie has done much to the credit
Of the survey, and his labors have made
his name II part Of the history of that
branch of the service on the Pacific
American coast.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
COu neil.

Council.
THURSDAY, Dee. 6.-Council bill No.
, introduced, an act to divorce w. X.
Stockand and his wife.
Read second time and referred to
committee on Judiciary.
c. b. No. }, an act to provide means
for cleaning and repairing the Terrific
rial arms.
c. B. No. 3 read second time.
M. Caplcs moved that the bill be
considered engrosscd and read athird
time now. Carried.
Bill read third time and passed.
G. j. II. No introduced:
Resolrcd, BY the Council. the House
concurring, that the committee on rules
and orders of the two houses, be and
are here constituted a joint committee
on rules and orders for the two houses.
Rules suspended read second and
third time and adopted.
{. b. No. + introduced, to divorce
Carson ID. Borcn and wife.
Bill passed second reading, and
was referred to committee on Judi
ciarv.
{. D. No. 5, an act to divorce james
and Joanna Cawlcy.
Read second time and referred to
committee on judiciary.
{. i. No. 6. ain act to divorce Robert
Anderson and wife.
Read second time and referred to
committee on Judiciary.
Adjourned.
FR!nAY. Dee. 7,.-Council :, met pur-
suant to adjournment.
Mr.. ilubbs introduced petition
from the citizens of Jefferson county
in reference to the road law, accompan-
led by a bill.
On motion of Mr.. Burbank was re-
tcrrcd to the committee on Roads and
Highways with instructions to report
bill.
Mr.. 1Iubbs introduced like petition
from the citizens of Port Ludlow, in
Jefferson county.
On motion of Mr.. Denny tho pcti-
ton was referred to committee on
Roads and Highways.
Mr.. Denny moved that the Cover
nor's Message be taken from the table.
Carried.
Message from the House received,
informing the Council of the introduce
ton of House bills No. /, and 8.
Mr.. IIubbs introduced the following
resolution:
Rrsolrcd, That committee of three
be appointed to report in relation to the
different portions of the message from
the Governor. Resolution agreed to.
[Saturday's proceedings have not
been received. The deficiency will be
supplied on the sccondpage. ]-EDlron.
MONDAY, Dee. 10.-Mr. Caples intro
duced G. b. No. Sentitlcd an act to re-
view and relocate us much of the Ter
ritorial road leading from Monticello
to the Upper Cascades as lies between
Vancouver and the cast line Of Clark
county.
There being no objection the bill was
read Il second time, and referred to the
Gomnittcc on kOauS ana highways.
c. b. No. I read second time by
title and referred to committee on coun-
ties.
lIr. Clark introduced c. b. No. Q,
an act to divorce Patrick Coyle and Ann
Coyle his wife.
Read first and second time and re-
terrcd to committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Simms introduced G. B. No. 10,
entitled al act to incorporate Walla
Walla Clearwater Road Company.
Bill read first time, laid upon the
table and ordered printed.
Mr. Clark introduced G. B. No. II,
entitled an act to pay Joseph Water
house for certain services.
Bill read second time and referred to
committee on Claims.
Adjourned.
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Point Conception. This was looked
upon as very important point, as all
vessels passing through the Santa Bar
barry Channel, the mail steamers incll-
dcd, had to make it, and its position
was so variously laid down on different
maps, as to render it somewhat an OBJ
icct of dread.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-12-13

FROM M1ssIss1pp1-New Orleans, De-
cember 3--The Mississippi Legislature
adjurned on the 3Oth ult. They passed
unanimously the Convention bill; also
resolutions in favor of secession, and au-
thorizing the Governor to appoint Com
missioners to cooperate with the slave
holding States.
The stay law and non-importation act
has been defeated. The elections for the
Convention are to be held on the goth,
and the meeting of the Convention takes
place on the 7th Of January
The Hon. L. @. G. Lamar made great
secession speech, advocating separate
State action, and the simultaneous adop-
ton by the State of the Federal Constitu-
ton. He favored the formation OF Con-
gress of the present delegates from the
Gulf States, and the appointment Of Elec
tors of President for the Southern Con
federacy.
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TIE ENTRANCE TO i WoMAN's LIFE
There is touching beauty in the radiant
look Of girl just crossing the limits of
youth and commencing her journey
through the chcclcred space of woman
hood. 1t is all dcw-sparks and morning
glory to her ardent, buoyant spirit, as
she presses forward exulting in blissfll
anticipations. But the whitening heat OF
the conflict Of life creeps on; the dew
drops cxhale; the garlands Of hope, shat
tered and dead, strcw the path; and too
often ere noontidc, the placid brow and
sweet smile are exchanged for the weary
look Of one longing for the evening resi-,
the twilight, the night.
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WASHINGTON, October Is, 1860
PARMENTER & CAMPBELL'S
SEWING Ia G III I N Il -
BOOTHS PATENT.)

TIE subscribers call the attention of the public
to the above Sewing Machines. These machines
arc reliable, simple, cheap and durable, and well
adapted to sewing different kinds of clotli-from
the finest fabric to the coarsest plantation goods
1t is wonderful the amount of labor they save
Ladies who have tried them, arc completely fasci-
mated with the rapdty and ncatness with which
their work is done. These Machines now offered
10 the public of Anderson and pickens Districts
by the undersigned, through their regular agent,
Mr. John Hammond, are thought to be superior to
anything of the kind yet offered in this market
when you take into account the price, the simplicity
of their machinery, and. the ease of learning to
sew ON thcm The learning TO sew is. often diff
cult, but these machines it is thought to be less
so than on any machine the subscribers have seen.
Price of Machine, $1,000; Hemmer 5000
The Machine may he taken either with or without
the Hcmmer, as the purchaser may desire.
For further particulars apply to the subscribers
or agent, at Anderson {. H., s. G.
a. p. CATER,
CHARLES GAILLIARD,
HERBERT HAMMOND.
Sept II. 1860 s If
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VIRGINIA Gun FAcroRY.-Thc Staun
ton N-indicator learns that Messrs. j. NJ
McCuc, J. ID. Imbodcn, NJ. G. Harman,
and others, have purchased the large
Freight Depot of the Virginia Central
Railroad. at that place, for the price of
$500, with the view of establishing Il
mandatory Of the newly invented re-
pcating gun, which is now attracting so
much attention, and is the invention of
Lorenzo Sibcrt, of Augusta county.
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LET HER Col was," said the
reverend gentleman, attending divine
service in Norfolk several years ago, du-
ring a season of some excitement."-
While the officiating clergyman was in
the midst of a most interesting discussion,
an old lady among the congregation arose,
clapped her hands, and exclaimed, g Mer
ciful Father if had one more feather in
nv wing of faith l would fly off to glory"
The worthy gentleman thus interrupted,
Immediately replied, "Good Lord, stick it
in and let her go; she's but trouble
here" That quieted the old lady.
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GEoRGIA-A merchant Of Charleston
who has. just been through Upper Geor-
gia, and who is himself a native Georgian,
thus writes of the onward tendency OF
the cause of secession:
The people are al cad of the politi-
clans; they have been waiting to see
which way the current would 60 The
tide is upward and onward; and I con-
fdently believe Georgia will go like a
prairie on fire. The people here say let
South Carolina do nothing to bring them
in contact with the present Government.
Act cool, firm and deliberate.
And, again, of the proposition of Ste
phens for one last demand to be addressed
to the Northern States, hear the clarion
notes of the Columbus Times
All talk about new planls in the Geor-
gia Platform to meet the present crisis is
ridiculous 1t is postponement Of the
whole question sliding scale to down
right submission.
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SECOND CROP OF Corn IN TExAs.-The
Galveston CIri1idn says
The aboriginal festival, known as the
grccn-corn dance, may be celebrated
semi-annually in Texas. We have al
ready noticed the second crop of roasting
cars tllis sc@eea en the Rio Grandc. The
Adrocnte mentions the second crop of corn
grown this season by Capt. JAS. Scott, of
Victoria county. The crop was planted
in August, and is now safe from frost, ma
king about forty bushels to the acre, be-
sides fine yield of fodder.
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THE McKENNA WILL CAsE-We learn
that the McKenna will case, which for the
past year has strongly exercised the peo-
pie of Lancaster, has been compromised
Mrs McKenna, the widow, will receive
one-fourth of the estate; and the remain
ng threc-fourths will be divided equally
between the Church and Mrs Mittag.
The entire estate will be worth, after the
expenses of this litigation have been paid,
about two hundred thousand dollars. The
sale will take place, we learn, in Februa-
ry, provided the 'crisis" will permit
Mrs. Mittag's counsel, Messrs. G. w.
Williams and Allison, j. Bolton Smith,
VIM A. Moore, and John Williams, re-
ceive fee of twenty thousand dollars.
In every point of view, we think the
compromise fair to all parties. 1t will
certainly be relief to Lancaster. York
uWe Enquirer.