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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
IV MUKNIMi m < 81 1
:v'' it!-hni.w . .• i- > • ..'u -i.i. i. -t ah.
bemee Main and I iird 8trei- ndinmit t ><•..*. M
Ru"ker Dry Slurp md the \\ ishington Unti l.
laro-ir tidMMti.in irii'in ( *i i ronlVt n favor on r»
by sendinc in l‘ ir i»iWrli.tmirnt» purlv in Hip .Inv.
Their attention ta t!ij» will enable us tu attend potj*er
ly to thorn.
ron nooitiFNT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCO I T,
or Kkv: Jen*’ r.
r«>K vice rntiiDt^T,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
tit Mill 111 ( Silli ||r*.
Elrrtor* for ih<* Malt*«»f \ li-glnlti.
i t E< Tuna at t.AttnC.
JOHN M. 1.01T8,
WILLIAM U I I1KM0N
I t.lJ Tuno. TICKET.
1st I) s*ri- t—.1 tut It Kiiby o( N UriArtiiorif).
24 Di«trictME<IwaH It Chamber*, t»l M#»rlf Irnhurf
iJJ ICstri' l—Tlif*ma* S. Htimnnv. of Halifax
4ii» i I II Mur»)iall. nf Charlotte
fit Ii Ilmirt f~- \I»*> Itivr# «iT Alhrnnii Ir
li.li l> tt f—Dim C. St uff. n( I*ow luif i»i
7th t)i*t$icf—Jf*« iSo^ ir, t?l Kliffi'tffh City.
8Hi Hi*lrn t—-Ii ! M;<y«> u( V\ « tfin»p»*ii. ul.
9*1 IJ»■•Ii !i i* Hi hi W . ThfinLiN. dI I ini f
10..1 i H-l: irf — A If X II HoL l' 1. i»( JmOi rmifi.
111h I)»*trii I— Co! .1 o i» tiiii* .ii, n| A»i"u»in.
I* l» !><*in- • ‘Jitlrn Ei KnL. t»* Mm r<M
Lhh — D f♦ *** j’i of Wn-lilngfoii.
I 4vh DUiri I -Juliri ,1 I •! jr..«4 Wtiutl
Li » r>i-t! t—T. M ‘ illy, rifOjilo
The KJilor is al» **nt lor n fi*vv cJ iys,
Tlu* 0:sa|)|H»iiftluriH.
isov.jdnhs and <jkn\ ru.LOM.
Tito npp lihlmi'ii'mnde in yeatvnlay** paper,
for spending ni l.ytii Im ' Win ■ Hoiim<on last
evening, v ns upon the siipprv ition, that Messrs,
Jo i s ittiil < 'iih"Ti, (i iilJ tern tin a iluy niter
their nnival on Monday Morning, noiwitli-!
standing the unforciBen difficulty, which p.-o
vrriled hem r< i< I np l.ere Ni’ordity night,
an (I he til lht*i own Suite in time to meet n
1 mg lot Oi appointment, which have linen
mado f>r them there. Th y wi o lire,only
r nx oua to address the people of Lynchburg,
if possible to do so, but, Lv pissing mer the
appointments here, und at Aliini'diin, tl ev
would ne enabled to enter the c.uiv.iss regular
ly in rl innesf.ee, and upri ,i! y tot' (i t up
pommet U, tbef. lureof w'oi h, woo'd 1 mr
the whole. Tl y . re Mil! tin ed In I he fin eat
spirit* lor the r tir nnu i inn to 1'eonoHsun,
to enter the mi te«t w ith a zeal well known
and appreciated hy the people of that Sta n,
whenever the e ch impious ol the Whig putty
havi pprarod before them.
H 'ltsoii <«. IP.-i j iicsS ‘ jtcr'cli
A ttatermm made ly /hr I’itti-l>ui/’>7,
and copied by many of'the Dpm emtio puprr-*,
to the effect that Wnlsoti (i. JliiyniH'* I ale
Abolition speech «t Pittsburgh in uvnr of
General J‘ii: ce for the Preiueticy \ its ..ritlen
hv Mr. Greeley, mid that Haynes went to
Pittsburgh ns nn agent of Certain Wlii^s, ia
pronounced by the New York Tribune in be
”u lie out of the w hole cloth.” The Tribune
says:
•‘V i' knew \\ utson (1. Haynes ' orv well,
hut never heard tier inspected, until apprised
by telegraph that he lad made a npi eeii theie,
that he wouhl nttpnd the Piltsbuigh Kreosoil
Convention. W* nevi r kt p\v, nor inquired,
whom he would h-ppi >t fir I’n -i , . t, uml
don’t k’ n» tmil in- v\ ■- eve. a Whi - nr Voted
lor a A leg candle,i'0 a Vi he' We ne\ 11
sent h m to any political coiivcinii.n, t.o - mig
ges'i d his mil ul.np inv, nnd never wrote u
speech for him, nor ashed ' ini to rrihke one.
Wo do not l-cheve any Whig had any tli'u g to
do w ah Hiiyne ’s journey to Piit-burgh, nor
vv.di the speech he o' de there. J.i short ihe
fabrication nbot 0 quoted ia as gross IIS eoiihi
he, slid had not a shred of truth to Stand upon,”
Southern Annini.ti lut,CoNuri ss.—The
Southern Central Agi iculturulSochdy ofldoor
gia,iias is Jed an address itn iting the cultivators
of the soil, in every section and district of the
State, to send delegates to Macon On tin- 20th
day of October next, fur the purpose i f adopt
ing measures preliminary to the assembling of
an Agric Hur d Cong ost of the SlavelioldiitK
States, at sue!. 11mo and plai e ns muv be do* m ■
ed mo t acce Hub. to the States to be teprr
sttUod in it 'l he ehn*< ohji-ct ol it •Oongross
w ill be to adopt ineas oes to improve the pic -
ent system of Agiscuhure; to develop t e re
sources sip.l combine the energies of the slave
holding States, so us to increase their wealth,
power and digninity as members nftho confed
eracy; to fortify a public opinion within the
border* of the Slnvcholding States in . utngo
hisru to that without; to Ctifotee the growing
sentiment that th children oftho South, shall
he reared and cdurat .d at homo instead of a
broad; to l ister suet tific p tr.suits, promote
the mechanic arts, and ni l in cat iblisliing a
system ( f commoi schools; to assist in bring
ing the South in dirt* l commercial intercourse
ItMlls Jiatn. • 1 . 1
---4 vtmivnie itie R]>
titudcs of the negro nice fur civiliiai', ,n( iu,j
consequently Christianity—so that hy the time
t .at slavery slndl have f ilBlled its bendicient
mission in these States, it system may he au
thorized by the social condition ol mat race
here, to relieve U from its present «ervi*ndo
\\ ithout sinking it to the conditio i of the fi e,
n *groes in the North and West Ji dies.
The Collins Line of Steam Kits—It is
said .hat the Steamships of the Collins hue
have crossed tin Atlar'io one hundred times,
and conveyed nine- thousand passengers, with
out loss of life Or injury to any person.
TheGeori, *C invention*—Tin*account* .
iron Georgia, according to the Bait i.mie t at- I
riot of ilit- 2Uili uIt , r pnseiit tl it the Scott
W log* »re in high spirit*. The Convention i
recently held iri Macon, wm attended hy about |
a Hundred and fitly delegate*,comprising some
of thi most prominent mrmlirrs of the party hi
the State. It i* said that a- veral of the Web
ster delegate* attended the Convention; and
appoaraiicea v ould *eem to indica’u that both
wing* ol iJm party will become united, nn i
make a vigorous effort to carry the State for
Scott n ii Graham. In corroboration of this,
the Savnnnnh Republican of 1 m * lay, con
tains the following telegraphic d«*s|MMc , an
nonocitig the withdrawal ol the l mon « lecto
ral ticket, which had been selected by the
friend* of Webster unil Jenkins:
Macon, August 2d—A circular le a leen
pill, ndied ill tin* city this evening signed by
the 'Executive Com ui it tec i 1 the I mon I’miy
of < icurgia, withdraw im{ tin ir electoral le kei.
A meeting ofl 'nioii Whig* ntul Itemocrsta
is cabeil at Atlanta on the 18th of September
to defendne what course this potty will pur
sue in futiue.
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The Webster Movement in Maskaciii -
HE’ira.— Tl o h How ing is from a correspondent
of ibe New York Ef\n< st.
• I'he W i H ier moVenient here, Ii .* nlirart
ed t Hi if 11 otic o lei a b IV day* past, Olid peo
pb- it a i islaiK .■ may In- led to suppoM*, that if
a i lister ticket ia netninnted the State is loui
to (ten Scott, it el not re. We i .in assure Von
from information to ,e relied upon, from dtf
fere't Jilt ♦ * of the Stale, 0.< . s it of Boston
and is ifiimediu'c vicini'", tl to Wi ' ■ >t. • r jiarty
is small, and hi any event General Scott will
curi the St; te, ly n plurality of huh) tith'/i
thou nrnl. The r,nl friends of Mr. Webster
do n t ' elio i th s more ineiit, and the reports
by I e Hev, llubbiod W .iislow, lfi.it the lion.
Hull ( IniBte iv i ui Id .pport Webster i.« tat-r,
he goes lor n guiar iiotiiiuaiiuii, and tlit; suc
res* if tlio Whig party, and an will every hi. It
minded and hoi. <nilde Whi - in the Stale.—
. O
I he fact is, the l,orofoCoa are at the 1 iiltoln of
this nn Vement, and their name* may lm found
in large numbers upon llnienU 1'euentlv cirou
I.iti i fora Wi lisle' (himeiilion We notice
•iilli plearue, the 1 on | Hty of G i>ni
have w ithdi a wi tin if ti.kct ivcetiily nomina
ted, uid trust ,lin )ilends of Mr. Web,ter Imre
w ill ' • .he b tv, nl bn ik. ;; n|i the W big
pai l- , when 11 iled, a plot ions victnry ia c r
t., t ti. lit ui' m entd, wo < ui a sure you, dio
w hi,* of M HUSH eh i|m 11 i Will do their whole
duty in the coming emite t
a w i:usu i:h i mon whig,
Bom’I in, Aug. ’ti 'i, 1852.
Wiilti Ci i i ii M m — 'J'lit! Whips , f I,oun
' ille, Kcntui ky, urn waking preparations in
cclehr ' ■ on (In1 I-lih nl I In-«i ming month tlio
anniversary oftho ci ir nice of the American
arm under Cn,Tid Scott ml i die city of
Mexico by a grand Whig gathering. All iho
arrangements eon hi ularged Beale, ami iho
ci■ leinalien is c p< < ted lo he pm lit ipato I ill hy
iho W lugs ol the entile V\ eel. A • ordi d m
\ itniioll to lie present n d partake of tlio ohl
faahioned Kentucky hospitality is, xtended hy
t he Whips ol Louia\ ilie lo their f, ii tidal It rough -
oi l 1 lie C'lttnl r\.
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Met i n:; «*( tin- < iii/.ciis ol I.j nrlihtn g
We have neither i me noi "pmc to notice in
proper terms the large and hmtnonious meet
ing i f our ciii ins at the Masonic 11 all, yester
day livening, to consider the events wlm h have
tran-piied in this community within the last
tew , i ay n. grow mg nut nl’ one of the ()r, inat -
ci‘8 ot tlio city. W c have never ee i a po] i
lar iihseiubiage conduct its purposes with more
orde ■ or tinaiiiinii v.
i he remarks i f the different speakers on the
nccu- ion wero conceived in fine taste and piop
erly ‘xpressed.
\\ e will publish the proceedings, and make
h ch remarks to-tuoirow as die occasion sug
gests.
<••*
\IU g Deling on Tlnmdiiy Nigti!
MESSRS. JONES AND CUEEOM.
i In A I, n.aii Church was filled to ovei How
ing >n Thursday night. The speaking was"
commenced by Mr. Cnllmn, one i.i die iin rn
hersof tho House of Iiepvoscntativi'M, fr0| ,
Tennessee, who delighted the an,Item e uit|,
many happy und telling hits, all delivered in
the most excellent spitirs and perfect good
humor. He was followed hy ‘Senator dime
i i m argumentative, and elocpien* address!
uniting the highest degree of eouru.y t0 ||js
political opponents, with the most powerful
' indication of Whig | i incudes. Senator Jones
thoroughly exposed the inconsistency of the
J)em, era tic | arty in condemning Internal Im
provements hy their platform sn I supporting it
hy their voles in Congress. lie also toitilu
sively ilemonatiated the v i.sdom and AnirT
entm- n ol the \\ hig position in regard 10 a
ini ill. Ills defence ol (ion Scott from the m i
lignn t .slanders of his enemies, was one of the
m., 11 !o iui:lit an ’ masterly which we have
ever heard.
On j cannot Iju* be struck with tho difference
in tin gooJ temper and moderation of tint
W lilt speakers towards their opponents, nntl
the d nur.ciniory and u iiiost irrocous spirit in
whirl (-Jen. Scot’ is so ofien assailed. It shows
'Ut the whigs . re buoyed up by tlie confident
nspiiruiu of victory under h chieftain who I is
never b«u n cotup •red, and that tin Democfiit
t< orators .i« becoming dcsp' iate. In tl.it
d. ape. utinn, they are taking the surest mode to
eh-et Scott. I heir atiaiksu >n tho com a?n
.n u si i v ices ol II mison mid Taylor wne me
menus i f tid ling lens of thousands of voles to
the \\ hig cause which it would not otherwise
have eccivcd.
W:ili. *uch champions ns Jones, Cul!«m,
11 ask el I, Henry a c J others, tru ver* mg the lulls
and plains of lcMles.ee, and eUutrytymg tho
people ever*, w hero with lh> n eloquence, we
nave not the s'ijjhtesl doubt iliwt Inal ti'ii it
Commonwealth will toll up h decided W mg
majority in November. ■ one w hs the n<
< •» ful comp.liter of Polk o*mn the stump >n
that State, an.I we have little «Juu! t thui he
Will demo' *di the eanseof Pierre wilh as much
u.ise a* lot overt I few that of hit “illustrious
predecessor."— Huh. Hep.
Internal Sinpiovement Convention.
I'.MtOM, An*. 19, J*od.
To the Kihtori of the Hepuhhen n ;
The Internal I nprnvement C<mvei:i.o:i ii«
semhled litre Uedsy, in tfio iiapiis (linrch,
atid wan tempo ;*r ily organized by the appon t
ment nt Richard G. M ’lisas Cl •lirman, and
the following permt. let t officers won- e tie.I :
Gen. P. II. .Sieinhi aots, President.
Iti* tiftril <*. Morris, of Amherst. / —;
Wm. 11. Afcfu1 luit I.of Richmond, j
Joseph iSeggr, of II i/.uheili i try. |
Wrn. 11 Preston, of Montgomery. ^
R. o. A. Thompson, of' Kanawha.
Cary llreekentidge, of 1 >, tetourt. \ »
.leliirson K miey, o‘ <, r(*ei,hi ii r, fi < ret ary.
S. A. If. tJifni'T, ofti cenbrier. j f
Jordan \v noifrurn, of Botetourt. j y
John J. \\ ado. of Giles. f"
I), li. Jones, ol F’liyetto. \
f tommiltir nj / hu tvt 71 to report fniMnt,* firt
thr ( 'munition.— .fmi ph K. And' r*on, ofKielr
moinl; Win. R I’lCxtiin, of Montgomery; .Id
• pli .1. 1 ly, id Kanawha; A. 1 Copeitnn, ol
M onrofj 1. I*. Atk ol Pitfsvlv.niifi; John
!* M iii'D, nl Alln-rrm rli-; I' IL Deane, of Lyiieii*
1 • 111‘K» •l"‘l,i R ( 'ary, of It zabi lli (,'ity;(J. \\ .
Camp, nl Sul blk (’ iy, llii_>l \V. Shetf'ev, <>f
Augusta; J''r. li. Aives, ot' Re ei Imrg; I. C.
Hr,’ liiiHuii, of Rotetnurt; II. W. Fry, i,f Rich*
motid.
Alb'i organizing, the Convent! in mlj inrneil
10 4 o! ii k in the ev ming. t )n re iir_jntuy.in:t
hi I!,e i vi lling, 11 e ('nil entifin w,is addr 'ssc I
in a idear him] forcible speech by Mr. Appel Soil
nl K' lilii' kv. Ihe ident id ihe MaVsville find
Rig Sunily Railroad Company, in which the
value of a connexion of our ( Annul lino with
tin* ittilrouds in Kentucky, wan strongly hi
lorlh. 11 is hi gurneiit ex liifme I i resistible rea •
sons fin the speed.i s, possible prosecution and
eompb lion of the Centra] Railroad.
'I iti Committee of Thirteen will not report
until id rnnrr iw.
I Mi n, August 2” I, iSb2.
< )n reassembling i F’l idHy, the Convention
vviih add es a il by Richard < J. Mo i! , It ip, ot
A rub erst, in Ol «l of I III most ten si I d •, pi ael If ,11.
nl felling dpi echos I evi I ti n il to. I lo is
one of the most vimrshlo men in the State, mil
11 is to he lamented that with his decide I apt!
tune aiid strong common sense, lie has not
I'Celt called into the public servmo in some coii
neeiitm w ith our system of p,ddi • works,.
Mr. Morris w s followed by M'. De J! iw,
(the Kditur of lilt celebrated Km h w which
hea is Ins name,) i ii , mat and humid some. • de ■
liven ii address, in whi'di lie pointed out tli 1
progresa of Sou'born 1 mprovements, und their
bearing upon tie* systei in Virginia.
1 he Convention was next addressed by Mr.
Segnr ol Flizahcih City, in viiuli> atiim of the
geneiul policy of Iniernu! Improvement, and
i In; merits id llie Cepirul railrn d as furnishing
the best rout for obtaining the travel and trade
o. the Ohio \ alley.
The committee of thirteen then made their
report, which was discussed h\ Messrs Joseph
11 Anderson, and Mr. Wnt. li. MucfiirlurnJ, ol
R cl reond, F. R Deane, of Lynchburg, und
II. W. Si eliey, of Augustu.
J lie f uliHiDnee of the report was—a rcc tin
i enduiion of the early completion of tin seve
ral lines Ready begun, including the Norlblk
and Petersburg road;tho loaning,d Slate bonds
to the several Internal Improvement eompa
nies for tin put pose of completing their respec
tive w orks; and the e tension of the w orks ol
• he Jan 's KiVer At Kanawha comparv, by i
railroad from Covin ton, or Clifton Fo go, to
the Ohio river, with a guagoof five feet.
On Saturday the cc,uv eniion was addressed
by Mr. Wm. R, Preston, in nn interesting
speech of nearly three Ilnurs length, w nicli
was replied to by Mr. Rottr in an address <>|
ihe same length, and of great power. Mr. R.
is certainly on ol tlie strongest minded men and
best rensotiers in ihe Commonwealth. Mr.
Rives ol Petersburg. Mr.Gifford of the Danville
toad, and Mr. Macfurland, were the principal
speakers afterwards, and made sensible
speeches.
j nere was considrrun'B exciNv.tent (junn?
flic sitting ■ I tho convention, p. incipully on the
snl)j"cf rf gunge; but u was linally calmed |.\
« pacific |ii'o|u>sirion from Mr. Mucfai lunJ.
which was finally adopted and constitutes the
result ol the deliberations of the convention.
It is as follows; a recommendation to the
Legislature of the speediest Possible c< mple
1 ion of the works ill progress; the loan of Slate
bonds to the several companies ins'etd of the
present tartly and in certain plan of privat >
snbst t iptions; a branch of the Va, and Teitn.
K lilrojd dow n New liver to the mouth of
Ureenhrier; u Rnilroai from the western ter
minus of the canal to the ()lno river, to bp con
stt'ucted under the auspices of the James lltv
er and Kanawha Company; and the provision
aa to oU;ig0 was struck out, and ti e question
on the point left open.
There was much talent in the Convention,
and 1 trust its deliberations wnl he attended
with a happy influence 1 n one o' its recommen
dations at b ast, there is much wisdom: v> hin t
proposes a loan ol bonds to the several Inter
nal Improvement companies to erihble them to
complete their respective works in tits shortest
time. On this financial plan, n ost ol the wor!
ulrcmly begun may be completed in about two
>'viits, at the end of whirl time there will bn i
very Urge reduction of the public debt, and u
matetial relief o the p :oplu from tin burdens
of taxation If only this recommendation of
the Convention J>o adopted, gieat good will
have 1 een done.
The great end is recommended of a connexion
w ith the great Wes. in Valley. If that he'..t
mined—no matter how—it is nil -at w > , ,t,
ask. Forot . I,'ini' give tot I u whole schet e
recommended by tl.eOonvuntioti rnv I arty-up
port and 1 trust that w lien the Legulaturo was
k
edibles*, it will ip®* t in a r .m ii cl harmony ami
i ' »ily
„'i tliolis of tlcaeontPi li II, plot* Hie pro-p*-riIy
• nil grande nr ot Virginia upon t ca*.* a# firm
11ns LI,* dial «ur. ouml mu ai tin# wi iliiijT
\ uUi i, ti uly, *^*
LUCAL Dhi'ArtTDlEriT.
T) ItO # s , u —A free ne 1, hot, ei!| .iiycl '»nn freight
hu t.frn* C.mr-f the tow ni down the river, was dr -wn
, ,|t S ,iln eveiii , inti Kiter, rim Mr. SicV.ett*
Join,her I tonne. Ue riKle n horse, he ,nHng to tin* boot
,i, mr into iI,m current, h'- v ascoii.ptdlcu to #wim, w in*n
the iud. in.able in rcuin hi- pi tec. was .wept away.
— —— • -4#W- -
Coiiiiuom I tiuiii *!•
At a reg■ iInr meeting ol tic Common Council of
,‘hhtirg. of- I ridny evening, 27 i Ai 0’iut,
p , —John M Oiey Prpddentt Charle* *• 1
I ih, (leurgo I*. Cl. ■ ie W ri. < . n' -pton, -If ■ I’ait.
Thn na O A-1--. 8ai p*< Diugui I, liw ry Davi«
a ijiiitH J >. .- *»iiiimj?*, ihfi Jnhn (Jary. vitm
I R i; loher. Weighma.-ter at the Public Brule#,
mad.- a rem • t of Hay, in, weighed • y him for the
lay, and ex hi tod the 'l reftw
ni-.eipt for $144— ct ., r reived for weighing; which
j .,-iiis i-vni - cd wen approved, nod hi/account for In#
,iil'iiv, ..ii I f.ir paper, ol $50 50 ordered lit be paid.
.|„i,n T1 If ’ll-,. < lerk of I lit* Market, pi-.'uted hi*
n.1,1;. gent in- mint I i the q sorter ending tie* dny, duly
■ worn to, wliii'li wa# approve,1, and the balance due him
tl i-rwm, of ijdl 50. ordered l" be |>uid.
Pnitrni—iVni. T-illn erro, memlter.
■|‘ .. n-i.iii of M>B..rs Join non, Woidfolk St Co.,
I ,r printing Online ■ i -, No' ice*, Ac., lor the Oorporu
..amounting lu $n (i2, wu* pi • Billed and ordered
to In* paid,
\v. i. B. Brown. Mn h inf Police iind Cnptn:n of ilm
Nlelii VViilrli, tiiario n report ol the trunsuciiotn of the
\\ ateli. and exhibiting the iiiri"iu.H due ti.um for eei vi
i . » amounting in the aggregate to $11J '1, wliieli was
111- -n il to In- pe d I I'Ptn.
Win 1 l>r »wii, .1 usier ot 1 iih't, prcsum .•
Board hi* contingent account with the C uponitiuii i*»r
ili»- cjumier ending this day, duly -worn to l»y him, uud
which beh.g rend, wui allowed hi i received, nnd the
balance due him th'Teoti, ot ; >~'l 88, including his sal
[ ui'1 ■ v. is - rdeied t » he paid.
I h * olliciiil bond ot \ in. E. Molly, ns Collector fu*
He pre.seni vein . il I* E *S|• nei , John Oyhr, and
John tt. Mi l)nr»i« I I.is seeui i:ies, was presented to the
Jin 11 d. nnd being rend ’ ■ nnr.pi . red.
Wm In Brown, Muster of Police, male a report of
th" unrulier ot dogs and i itches li led hy him, and upon
which tnx wns paid
The M .ym iiiude u eommunicatinn to the Council sug
ge.-iing rerfniii niter.une » i . the Ordi .ance concur ing
dugs, wl ud.hein rend vva- received,—and. thereupon,
on motion of \ir. Chri*t'un,
Unsolved, i tint tiie o. liuunce in reintion to dogs be
referred t - i Cniumirec, wiuae duty ii shall bo to en
quire \v! it ii i * i * * i • * I im-nts, it any. me necessary, ond liiut
they epoit by bill or otherwise.—AU< , that the lio
Committee enquire x.hettu i a y member of tl e Night
V. nidi bus imjiroperly illegally destroyed any license*!
d< /, and repo t to the UoiuhiI. \\ leupon the I,res»
. eat appointed Mi sr ;. Ch. Ttiao ai d Taliaferro to he
of -uiil committee.
Mr. C irisf ini..Chairman of iTo committee, apj‘ into 1
t . on quit • i »to t i.e delays attending the pnvn.ei t of the
axes in o tl • Treasury !•) tl • I e colie. tor. m do a
* *■ 1.1 • •', whidil i r load, on mot >n Mr. Cary mis ie*
* o omitted rt• the Mile.* count lee. u| he list of faxes
or i elected marked B I all wi I by the T ear irei.
/'ifiiw' .John If. McDinit men her.— The petition
«-l I li. Edlej, Esq . t» j release.| from the paymt nt
.f Co-porat -ii faxes iiguiii*t him ns a<ront ti • certain
Ii o.i.ice (h-rnp.i i s, beinr ailed up un-1 coil* idf red.
Tin* I...ii11! lot., remit the t ix < • $ JO i u th “Proto* oin
! Com any c d reject th«* petilioi in rel lion
i ;iie i . . !’ $*’0 in. the **\i-tnn nsiminc • Company/
A lot pkins'l •as re;. mnde a ep rtof payments .no
11. Ti'• isury made by tl»o lu!e colh ctoi, which was re id
a ml f ood.
Wlier- Ms th** C< 'ntrmn Conned t their re* Jar me. t■
ing in the month of July last, appointed commissioner*!
in i-aeli War-! of tins Cuipoi sii for opening u poll to
i ike the vot*» of all person-' ip -liitfed to vote mirier tin1
charter then axis!ing upon the adoption or rejection ot
toe i evise.l do rterinc nfonui.y with the T»(i sec. of said
revised elm* ter, nu<l when ns t1 * said commission! rs on
the\r,ih of August. 18Vi, tit t! ej laces iippnh ted in the
Vv hi .s opened sni | poll hordes nnd have ciu-ed t c cer
; tifiemes with tl r po !s t. he delivered l*» the Clerk of
■lie Council, showing un aggregate majority of 86 votes
in * vor of the said revised chart r. 'flu unrulier of
votes in Henry Ward in favor of the revised charter he
ig 78 votes, nnd against it, 18 votes; In Lynch Ward
• 7 votes in favor, nnd 11 vote* ag: inst .t. V. hereto.e,
IL olved, that nil the sections of the said revise I charter
bhallhe in force from and after this dr. y.
The honru doth appoint Chtis. \V. Christian to he one
ot the con. jitti* » i hoard to assess the business tux vbe
present year.
t Ui motion, Mr. Christian resolved, that a committee
of three be appointed vMi .se duty if shall he to ascertain
le amount of the several insolvent li ts that have from
i inn* to rime been pint ed in th hands of the late collec
tor, for c dlectieu—whu: amount of sain insolvents have
been paid into the Corponiioi* Tr*asiir\—what amount
. emairis uncollected or unaccoutileii t »r, and to recoin*
un i.d such mensun-s m relation thereto a- in their opin
. it would he tight md proper for the Council to
io!<»»t.
Mi . Chn.stiiin nv ved the recot -in.'mtion of the vote
entered ut tIio l ist meeting concerning the payment * f
iat -rest gmirant* -*d on ceriain IL iln.a ; Stock, *. hich
fM d -.m* **l n .'l . ii *t**iI by tlie following vote; Ayes,
Mr .-rs Crumpton, Mare, Cnrv uud Tn'infer:o. 4; Noes,
dessi s Christian. Acre.-, Diuguid, Davis, Jennings, Mc
i) niel, Curie nnd Utey 8.
I In* Memorial of J no. Thurman, clerk of tiie Murker,
i -commending an e. largement of the present Marker
i L*r *e, was read t-» tin- board uud referred to the Mur
• * i Committee to examine aid report upon hy Dill or
otherwise.
And then the board adjourned.
D. BODES, C.C.C.
—
! Ar n min'd nn eting of the Common Council of the
< i f v of I.vnel bin ■, >11 Monday, 30lL of August, 185s.
‘ 111 Otey, J'/i In : Sum; on Diuguid,
I Inn. O. Amen, .1, -«r Hare, Henry Dnvi-, J„on K.
' lei l iniel, Clms. ' lu istinn, T. I) Jennin • Wm.
!'. Tulinferm, (1. (1 Curie, \\ ni. Crumpt n and Jno.
Cury, members.
Mr. McDaniel prose .ted t!,e following , reamblo and
re bilious, which w, ii unanimously adopted:
, w>'-rein, e.mside,able excitement lias grown out nf
exeiuiiiei oi the Ordinance passed h r the prevent
me , 'legs going at large, tnd n.i (list riminoi ion appears
lobem idu between Ibe Urdinoi-ct it- -If. and tin mode
ul e o.:„dv he,, as ilie only public ..ns.,a
Inin V .id, lias l e.-n imule concerning it, was one con
demnatory of llie nets ( 11,e Council ■ t mrge, by n -ms,
I .suit to line of the 1 dy, by a I »|.. an I unprovoked
■ in.b. win se acts, no efl-.rt wnsmnde ton a- -t; am a hen
as. two ili ys have elapsed, and no steps have y, t been
.I.,en i bring the otb nders to justice, and thus the unit:
armed public reviv s tie impression, that the ( „m
!?"" Cm"" " *•>» '-Hni m oft! e ommunitv which
rePl, -,|>t ... unsustained, but cei iurnl.h
ami wlna-as, i„ obedience to a sen-e . f duty to thom
;; V V 10 ' jiu"; ’ P* -'ectlv Willing at ,][ ,:mps
•u I, nl", ,u(,y oftbepeop' . the power a, I
ihomy, " ith " hlfh it him .eon invested when the exe
is no longer satisfactory, each member of the
fu'di’a'i'' VOrtfHr? bp;"* 1 ' ' n>t,ld '"'•Hon, of a faith
U| ,,,r'.'!:*.r~,l"' "-'I*ts repose,1 in hi, .. to the best „f
• - ab. Itim, and with n„ honesty o, purpose solely for
tn» -"o of ih community.
ro,",vp"« Hint we J In, M. Otev, Samn
Vl0 iTu’n ■ M Henry Dav.-.
.I,,|,n Cm v, res ectfuh resign, eu’-h one bis s"eat
-a. ommuiCon il of'.leeiiy of 1 ynr’ib ,rg, total!,*
X ' .j;" , f1' ,17< 'la. off..., n.ber, x,
r„; Sl ,r,,,rr!l"1Vn'hus,es igmng odi.-e nod
" ' ' "‘Y .edge with j ,st ,.-d lot hat w, h ,ee,
uriti *r the revised rh»r*'*- to «unrlv o rp!» *M.nf dtUt
,*r ,r pf Fe "1«' W»rr^'*a«e ?n Lynch Ward, and
ilie offic of PJantei * \Vai« house hi henrv Ward, h* it *
t o ■•* f0r tml ting the polls i* t!*« i spec live Ward*.
Resolved, 1 l«Mt Dr Ch.Ow»n~. I I* I.yvnttli, A l\
Rucker, John J. Parvis m d S th V/oiidroulT he, ej .j
tn« y are bnrab) appointed C <> mm ig*it merit tinder th* l(Ph
«Pi'ltun of the »*w*e*l « trier f • superintend the *-,*,.
•ino foi Lynch Ward. « d that II. I. 13m*. . John Oy.V|-,
A. J. Lluck, T. I*. Nash and a. C. Hurt I e, u d th y
; » hereby appointed Cotniiiissionc i to superintend tj.,»
elect lot for Henry Ward.
Resolved, '1 nat Dr. Henry Latham i* hereby r p* »d..t
e«| nfi o dicer under the lltli ■*#* t ion of said tl.uiuvrto
conduct the ele* lio,. in l,y.*.rh \\ tird, and John 0. Tr- -
lor, an idliee r to com!net the • *]♦ ctinu in Ifenrv \Vui,
Mr. Otey pr* 4* i fd iho follow it.g resolution whidi
was passed unmiitiiotislyS
Resolved, Fhat it is the dut of the Mayor, ami he is N
he-ehy rerpo'sted to i*pp in V .itchmOM to SlJpph the
place* of th - • suspended hy hitr»«e?f— also, to opp* d t
udditinnai iiiglit-wifc.b or spermi Constables, to aid
ci.Imi* ji g the ()i dinanee M the ritv, and th elnw * t f the
land, mid in pres* ( v g the pence and good ord* r of j!,*;
city; an I protectitik the person* and property of citiz*: ■»
from mob violence.
And th* the Council *idiui tied.
_n. ROPES, Cktk.
OIslTl AM
Died, u! Staunton 11,11, on 1 ucMlay. ’lie J7ih of Au
gu Mahi" Brcci.. oi.ly daughter ot Charles and
Sally Bruce, a Ted -ix month*.
Notice.
Lev Jus. B. Tiiy’erwill preach in the Baptist Chin h
this evening, tit early rundie light. [nug ”1-1 •
*pi:« ial NO'rcrrs.
: V L; bicBiK>tn .* BtiUd ^ng A^soriiUioii.
In consequence ol tin* public excitement, in ti e « ity (,f
I, viibhl.nrg on Friday eveni g In.-t, if was considered jr.
expedient fur the me* .jug, adveiihtd for tiint evening,
to u-M*nibh*, and f»n \\ odriesday. I ho I «t Si-pfmi’ ir, js
accordingly fixer! for that purpose, .vhen n I n ml era
are exp'-cted to attend. I *<e r Ml—H2t.
It now being cert tin tint our city is to be lighted
with wi liGus.I tab* the * irlirst < portunity of : .
i .rmi -u the citizer * of Lynchburg that 1 bha!’ pj<- ,, .
itnmediatolv foi (1 AS-KITTING.and revr»ertful!v olicit
the patronage ot my friends and th public genera!.
Aug 20-Jit ' A. (L DABNFJY \'«t ,
Lhkon i x For nduy.
CL.nt^1 oflhr 'I'bicruiomctcr
at :hk
YIIPilMAN ItI'.A 1)1' («ROOM SATURDAY.
7 o'» lock.
(i8
J J o’clock.
7fi
5 n’ci.oc .
7(i
VIRGINIA* JOB ‘RiiViING OFFICE.
r |1IIB Hill.. ’■■iU-, •• I . viii4 r«-1 iiiiy in. Ic <-.\t ji t»l< <
i. lit ilcj annum t of 1|u»ii huaii'-wi, moh! ! infbivi tlieir l crul.i
:in<l thi* public that thiyar now ?*re irt-l to c.yi utc NT,AHA,
l*H(>'.FTI.i,amt on K! A - i M;HS. .tv !.• • 1 ti< i of
PLAIN AND FANCY PHIN’xING;
-in in- I'ninpIilctN, *ln .*<1-1)111*, . li'iiaiH, Uill-.
hi ikU. ISlaiG ^ ( I'itT ( arin Lalie.s, &v. Ai .
Ttu-y In.’.* tv ' tin -orvii eBof : work nui exda*dv<*]y . v
• •»i' hrair h of tlioir r«ni(,<*ni: and ]» 'hui* l«vi\ing orders limy
rel> ■ 11 )iuvir4 In ir moi k u' c extilim y ami Mel 1.
< mi i.n t of fi.i ihi'.ity to (rfvfc. in* Hufi-'fiutiuii, they rei <:< t
Iii.iy .ii it port; .of t‘ ..») !«• pal v ■mi^r
X i> •Order- from Vho country pi. .14 ily all ..dad fo.
je 28—4ft* * 1 EK1 V <k HI FT T>^
]W1LLI\I- WV OOOOtt.r ^
I'h’s.. 1 ilier tins 1 ici ivcii, iliis ti.in-n
fbi-s .iig,ae)ii.i-f :.,t «.f m.iroxr -ni
oi 11*1' fbi'i'1... in our iiiu*. suitable'fur the sense.n, pksttv
amt t iikar.
1’. S.— \\ 1* w, 'il suggest t(l ni costumer*, thnttli ir
tier,iiinis ore now ki ady Fok 'fi ti.ejii.ar, O'daswa
■' . h to go Nin th enr.i r tl. m usual, jcaiu.y attkkti. *,
to th'*m will much objiget us I?. I1'. HENTXG.
Aug. I .) -.It [F .jin s 1 ,pv
\ J ns- X mils. I <11 UJJ'E.V* SCFSOOi,
*’* for Vomip I.adic*s.—Th..* winter
i this School w ill I Uiiiinuiieo 0,1 Werii: sha, ti.elstof
Se,.ii tuber.
T cries per Session of five mom lis —pnyui. ie ini tl :im*e.
Sen or Clnss,(im ii. ling f.uti.i). ... $20 oil
.Iiinior cl is*,. j -, ( g
1’riirury Muss.. <■> (,(,
L’oanl, in-luiliiig Furl, Washing umi Eights, $12 per
month. French or Gei mini at IT fussor's nr ces.
A g2i-.it IS
IpDK A f 14. A.— I lie lnxt session if me sub
crtber s srhuul will eomnience no v\ eriuesduy tint
l-tof September. Tern per sp.ssi. n of five triontbs:
l'limmy Brunches,.$|() bd
Higlier '* . op 00
A ! 2 ' -HIS tf S. V. i, BID
1P BB5 < A B £<>.V—1 lie next session of tli ’siibseei
id bers Sc bool will open m, Monday, thebth dnv of
Septeoiber. [nn ■ 24 — lls'l WM. S. REID. .11!
1^ I 4. A 1 54* A. Ai tlie in«tonce of n f- w hi 'Is
A A ,,f fan,l ies. Mr. MAY bus been prevailed on to
offer himself ns JTeceptor to a le, t class of voting
gentlemen, "* *,s I'ri'ute residence, on eighth .strict,
near Col. Left wit
lie eour-e will he in siriet accordance with the Eu
ropean system, ot grounding Tie pupils woil in the Ere*
Rsh und Ft n h bin^uiu es, the w ritit : n good hand. I n
ill understanding of nl! nioe'e* of urithtiietirul compo*
’’inoti and Book keeping, the proper reading of lie
Classic's and composition, thefoiiris « f letters, ret -
pillule nee ami Elocution —ulttho pritclirnl Muthematirs
and genertil Geography by maps, und tho use of tint
Globes, so ns to iii the pupils for nil the prurtirnl pin
pos, S ol life, from tin: man of business to tl,H Diplomat j.i.
lie,ms of lit! I,dunce, (except Naturihiv end Sunder )
Irom J until 3 daily. Numbered' tiiecbus not to exceed
sixteen. Appliemion forndmiitance tu Mr. M.’s t d
ilem-e, ,r at tile:‘*Y IKeiiNIAN Kr.AI.lgo Room,” be .re tbc
plot September, umi the,Ihss to open on the (.tli e,f
>1-', tenibe r. 1 ei'in.- $20 tin* session f twenty weeds,
'J‘ ‘ 1-'** lr J ■ i;: R Ivanrp, f., , (j j
Bt K 4» O 1*. - . bIelI A 4 * 4> ,,
i.vIl'ORT'EKS AM, JOBBEitS OF
FORrJlGN DOMESTIC DF.Y GOODS,
NO. 17, FEAR I, STREET,
lUCIIMOND. Y ..
A '•'•••'Ving, and W'l have in utore, by. a.- 1st
1 • * Ss"'t>t' niber. a vry large ni.,| num.-live st, , of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
purchased with groat care by I ,th of tliesenior part, ers,
"...I « i..be cflrro I ns 1m as similar good* rou be b night
nt .Jobbers in ti»i-» or nnv oti.ei mrk r.
They res pc." fu i'y * di'rit a on'l lr ,m ill. buying wholly
orpmnBllT m tins mark. | nug SS-rllwgf •»:}«• if
T° TllE nrv TRADE —The
- - sign, ,1, pu disl.iusut the Hi bFultDSmntikkl, lifter
, 1 ssn valuable medium for lli Merchnnls, Mp
ihamosund Tradesmen of itie city of l.ynchuurg, n>
Wing 111 ,r Goods, V arc..., (;<• , |„ ' |ul‘ -f
'he country yTuple who trade, bay and barter in ll t
place, i be udv int: jes of advonisii a .,ok. wn : .1
appreciaton , and we have it to oiler tin m this el.m . 1
' . ‘ 1 u . 1 lf 8Ur' u'• 11 • « I'ri'1. tint! profit ie in ■
or the beniinel is ririudaf, I through evorv rev 1.1 w
liood in the large county of Hpdionl, beside^ marl, of
«oe surroundin'; < oof i v,
A,!,,,;,...- Liberty, B. dfnrd com tv, V„.
- A" . j ![)r;yy y x. p IJFS R.
^ ^ Ol \ l ED. id in 'be suu.ci Ibet, »
M ly//77; coir, wit; r. dears.
“T, ‘Tr >.11 cesmall .-'potion ono side, an i ii% on i*i»
» .nJ"‘ •*' re i oi it ctod wj- some oilier large spots.
1 1,1 oimat""1 f her, will be th iklully received.
- 1 ’• _ r t. S. n. DAVENPOKT
1 «*■*»»• ;«»«I \ i». It. r. roinjinny
'["(I,mil,UTS IM |||,S Com; ai v, in*i<lir r if miii np»r
[>' 'ir.'ljiiirr, IIr(. ie.s,„.tT ully nutifi.,1 llmt at ,1 8; h
$1 ,»(1 ,n, s|,th«- stork, fall 'Ho
Xu> S, ptomltor I»t. 1851 II. Is FACKE'l 1‘.
Ah. !,,, R. | Si \ . ", I.’ 1 1
I i urn’ «A»
* KMAKDl' isiii-.— .0 bltls in si. re nod for »«l< *’y
"‘"l 20-i* II. r SACKF.’iT.