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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
DE4DY MADE CLOTnlNG.-THE

DEaDN MADE CLOTBENG.-riE
u subscriber would most respectfully announce TO
his customers and the public generally, that he ha,
is much larger than he has ever before offered the
public. Among the stock may be found entirely
new styles. His stock Of OVER-COAfS cnnnot be
surpassed by any house IN Virginia.
Also, a splendid stock of Shirts Drawers, Collars,
&e all Of which wi he offered reasonable prices.
oct 20-tsf DON T. c. PETERS.
EXP copy Ivy. Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

ID subscribers have just received lot of Buck Shot
mud compressed Bullets, MI szcs, aad for sale by
VIM Il 81 G FISHER,
nov i-fs Opposite the Franklin Hotel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

GtssbstsAS, COLLARS, CE6AsAEs,Nc.
, Waterford. Prime Abert and Hungarian TIES,
something entirely sur assng any h'rrtoore ex-
hibited. a so another lot of thp.e crimped apron
stocks II dozenthr ply corded Collars just received
at the Clothing and Finishing BAZAAR"
my 6-rs Rep copy s SHAFER & co.
AND warrants lhe highest market price
IL in cash, paid for Bounty Land Warrants Address
me at Pittsylvana CT Ho, Va. q NEAL.
oct % clifs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
cTEAM SAW MILLS ~ ENGINES.

~ The subscriber will furnish to order, Steam Saw
Mllsnnd Engines o any size md Of the approved
construction, warranted equal any offered to the
public. and will be sold ntvery low prices by
nov Gets CURTIS EANE3.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
NEGROEs WANTED

NJEGkDES WANTED.-Tbo subscriber
having located in Lynchburg IL giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the ngcs of 10 and 80
years. Those having negroes for sale, may find it to
their interest call him the Washington Hotel.
Lynchburg, address him by letter
Al communications will receive prompt attention.
nos 5-diy Is McLENDON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING;

such rs PAM i.Iets. Hnnd-bIils, Circulars, Eli-
heads, Blanks, Checks, Cards, labels, &c. n 4.
They have "A exclusively fol
this branch Of their and iorsons leaving orders may
having their york done Xpelitipusy and we'll.
tnndlent ability iy" satisfaction, tdy respect
fully solicit u portion Of the pub patronage.
4 yeGrers The country promptly attended 10.
IT, 2~-ins TERRY Il SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15

l. Gle TOMS CABIN" by John ThomP1pn, ed.
itor Southern Literary Messenger l"r to Mt The Book.
store Of oct os1s1 JOHN + WNGHT.JB
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GMEAl AEaOEs. aiAHN, az

I ONG OR SHORT. FAT OR LEAN, RICH OR
i i POOR fostidious or Otherwise, nil 6rd good
CLOTHINGto er their -hape, szr taste nnd means
at tho new Clothing Establishments
a. s. SlIAFER s. co,
Oct % l. Cgrcs5'c Geo. BaetYa Iroa Stoye.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-15
0Ef, Apple gsrnue!y.

~ bhls Drewry's superior odd Apple Brandy, the
best in TIE world iust received and ior sale by
nov lO.df. LEE & JOHNSON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12

the dairy, sos Fahrenheit, all the cream will
probably rise in 2G hours, but at 76 ; it will
all rise in less than half that time, and when
milk is kept near the freezing point, the
cream will rise very slowly, because it becomes
partially solidifed.
In wet and cold weather the milk is less
rich than in dry and warm aud on that ac-
count more cheese is obtained in cold than in
warm, though not in thundery weather.
The season has its efects-the milk in the
spring is supposed to be best for calves, in
summer it is best suited for cheese, and in
autumn the butter keeping better than that
of summer. Cows less frequently MIXED
than others give rich milk and consequently
much butter. The mornings milk is richer
than the evenings. The last drawn milk of
each milking, at all times and seasons, is rich
er than the first drawn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12
THE WIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

Mr. Forney, the Clerk of the House of Rep
rc,entatives, writes thus to the Pennsylvania
an:
Do YOU know that Mrs Henry Clay has
never visited Washington? Her domestic
character seems to have been formed for the
quiet shades of Ashland and though her
womans heart heat high when she saw Young
Harry with his beaver on" in the midst of
the greatest events that have made his name
immortal. yet by her the blessing of home and
Of treside were to be preferred. Now that
the statesman is wasting away her presence
would doubtless alleviate his sufferings and
prepare him for his final reckoning.
But now she is too old to come. She could
not bear the toilsome Journey from Lexington
and she remains as it were watcher for the
fatal news 4 few davs AGO she sent him ;
hoquct of flowers; but when they reached
here they were tadrd-a melancholy evidence
that both the oivcr and the receiver were fts
fastening to that bourne from whence no trav
cllcr returns The old man eloquent held il
to his lips for few seconds. and said with
mournful pathos, The perfume is almost
gonc,,"
But not so with his fame That will live
forever green in the memory of man Iii:
physical frame will decay, but his great his
tory will never be forgotten. Of him an'
Of his place in the regard of men, in the din
future it NAV well be said:
You NAV break, you may ruin the vase. if YOU will
hntthe scent othe roses will hang round it still.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12

and the place of her sepulturc is only incl
dentallv mentioned by Jacob, in giving his
dying charge to his sons in Egypt The
cave of Macphelah conSecrated spot =
There they buried Abraham, and Sarah his
wife there they buried Isaac, and Rebekah
his wife; and there buried Leah"
Fit resting place for the remains of one
who had come from her distant and happy
home to cast her lot with the faithful few, who,
IN the midst ofan idolatrous nation Worship
ped the true God.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12

TERMS...1, 80 per annum, ii paid within
=. wear; s2,OO if payment be delayed beyond
s.. ome. NJ paper discontinued until all arrear
are paid, except at the option Of the publisher
,ny,grI.fMrSrs inserted at the usual prices
.,,..or, ADVERTISEMENTS must be paid for in adj
.,,cc. Advertisement, should be marked the mum
l., 4 ,uIe, 10 he in>crted otherwise they will he
s,..rueI un,i forbid Cor at the option of the pub
amor an! charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12
TO FARMERS BOYS...A HINT.

The writer of these remarks was once a
farmers boy and speaks from experience
when he recommends all farmers sons to
keep a daily register OF every thing interest
M coming under their observation. relative
TO their business. The time of planting or
sowing crops, with the results of late and ear
ly planting appended: the effects of anv pc
culiar mode of manurnr: the benefit or det-
rimcnt from thick and thin sowing; the kind
ot seed; the time or manner of harvesting;
the result OF draining, Of deep or shallow
plowng, and OF numerous matters, and es-
pecally including the cost and profits of each
crop, If accuratcly recorded, would not fail to
yield great deal of interest as well as use
fuIness. The time of the appearance fbirds
and insects, the towering and truiting of trees,
or anything else in relation to nature and its
productions, would assist very much the ac-
1ulrement of knowledge on these subjects, if
made matter of record am sure it would
DC delightful employment, both at the time
and 10y lis examination afterwards.
Now all that is necessary is to get small
blank book, with flexible leather cover
which may be had for dime at any book OF
stationery >tore-and rule each page into two
'oumns-the first for the record of planting.
sowing and all other operations during then
eaFilcr stages; and the second column for the
registry OF the results, directly opposite, OIL
'ne same page. BY comparing these result
'"h The operations which produced them,
great deal Of valuable practical knowledg'
would soon he obtained
Another advantage might result from thi
i,a'oce' When any operation was deferred
~ 'oo late and loss was occasioned thereby
'"'' d memorandum of this fact at the prop
pace IN the second column, bv the exam
"'a'on Of which, the second wear. this diff
-''E might be avoided. Many failures occu
OH want OF seaSonanle attention: such
.'uFilal would therefore leave an excellen
''n'orandum book to refer to daily the sec
'"'' year or any other year afterwards. t
'"''Ad one of what must be done at tn
tine.
would not this be worth thousand time
''F' by way of making accurate, INTEL
''' practical and successful farmers, of lad
.oung men in the country. besides in
"''s their knowledge Of wri,ing.-A PlOo
~ Is kHnr-r M,,,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12
LOB PRINTING.

VIBILLS. BLANKS, CARDS, PRO-
GElUNES, CIRCILlRS, SC. Printed in
.ba nea,est manner at the Caledonian Office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12

Y r. PAIMt& is authorized 10 receive Adver
t.,msuts and Subscriptions at his Offices in Bos-
ton New York. and Philadelphia.
S NJ. PETTENGIIL y Co. are also authorized
10 10 the same for Il, III Boston.
~ Letters to the Editor. in order to receive at
t.n-inu must be post utid.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12

FACTS ABOUT MILK.-Cream cannot rise
.,'ousA great depth of milk. If milk is
''''''Fe desired to retain its cream for a
dI '' It should he put into deep narrow
and II 1t be desired to free it most COM
OF cream, it should be poured iuto a
az 'at dish, not much exceeding one inch
i''h' The evolution of cream is facilta-
y rise and retarded by a depression of
=, -:e \: be us1al terre-a:r-e Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-12
THE CALIFORNIAN,
yvrrISHED EVERY SATURDAY
-B y
4, IL II "
4. G.. CHAD WICK.

orrICE. KIrTEEpGE & CoLBY's Building, St
-l,.,urv-oppc>ire the 'St. John>bury House
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R E B E K A H.

From the Ladies Wreath.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14
rgVtaE WORCESTER P8AN1s.-A
HOsIesS, (lale Drtaker d Mo'ts,) saic Agens
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

rom l"e ,1'n orr = F'""g fo.f " 'H3 io"' io
ho"Ct' III > : iAN - .o'e1lop''u, ,H'
','# hi seer" 10 PIN l.,.I"ro i'' ~ 9,.5a"' '
o''. fif1sement' hsk5 u u A".fesl ,an9 10 '3
ii 80 we 'hs"'' ''pnol 'c''y q = '' i''
thhk Mr., V 1stt' 'n''' - o "oo'" N''a '' mn
at any prlc'' ana we nave 'e pest P"''l' our oNa %
P''nhe'--'"' aH'"e ''' III sN'''''S' ~ "'"'as
i tone. the9 are ~. $'i"5s,0'
lhe New YORK Lo"m7'" .iate'Ifaft' ~ 'une -
So Inn pf'i'r'n '''r n""y f' sons '' es-
lilly hscnis"o ot tar superior s"rene.s' 'o"' Is iaf
y =e,fefs flanos W " h'ke haa one ~ lse ''' san-
s'delab.e i'me ahd we nave neFr n'l win an lnsio
ncnt when pea1ed Us so Wei .s''i Gonhi6ea it lae
superiority OF tone ana '."sonf' ono sf'nfh IN ii'e
consffnctlon we do not thlhk any m'h9iaetur'r sur
pnsses Mr. Worcester II any eg2aI hn' - the most
important features oi good l'h''
Fy,na.tt n. Y. Coa,5e and h,fuin1 Inn 2iH i652
NORCESTERS PIANOS.-1hc constants, A rIraR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14
Fl'Om Me FShinQ Gr0uads.

BosToN, Sept. l0.--A correspondent of the
Boston Atlas, writes that the English cutter,
NctIey, continues TO annoy the American fish.
ormen, On the 20th, the Netley boarded the
schrs. Poland and Leader, both Of Lubec, be-
twc5n the Camp Bells and Grand Menan F Flsh-
ing Grounds, and after searching investiga-
ton, endorsed on their licenses, "iound under
suspicious circumstances The Commander
of The Neiey told the Captain that he OBJ
served the Yankee papers had stated that there
would he no more trouble to fishing vessels
but he would like to know where they got
ihcir information as he intended to act in future
as he has heretofore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14
= Esaumted Horse i'm Cincinnati.

The Gazette says there is 10 Cincinnati fine
modern built House, situated in The heart of
the city which, although n very desirable resi-
dencc, has been for long time nnenanted, on
account of former inmates having been dis
tnrbed by "ghostly noises" and "unex plaina.
bic appearances"
Ore day last week, n Mr.. Edwards engaged
the upper apartments as boarding house,
bat had been in the house but few days
just long enough TO be comfortably fixed,
when one evening, u noise similar to tho dis
charge ola pistol wos heard in an upper front
room, but examination no cause for the re-
port could he nscertained. Several hours af-
terw0rds. aud when the family and boarders
Ind retired. succession of reports were heard
by all the inmates of the house accompanied
by loud screnms, from room where there
We're several young lady boarders and daugh-
ter of Mr. Edwards Tho whole house was
aroused, and rushing in the direction of tho
noise, found the young ladies IN the utmost
trcpldation from terror. They declared that
tie pistol shots were made at their bedside,
repeated us from revolver, und that they dis
tnclly saw flashes Of red light following each
report. One ofthe girls pale and almost sense
less from fright. affirmed that just at the mo-
ment Of the sounds, tall dark figure twice
stopped over her pillow. Such was the excl
ted condition ofthe whole family, that cots
we're prepared for all in one room, and the re-
mainder of the night was passed in company,
but no further disturbance was experienced
The next day about noon, another sharp re-
port was heard in The kitchen. and for several
hours during the day, noise was heard in the
dining room resembling the morlicing of a
carpenter in heavy timber. Mr.. L. not being
able 10 retain his boardcrs, was obliged 10
leave.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

The total appropriations ofthe State of Cal
iforna during the last session of Congress
comes within small fraction Of four millions
Of dollars. The revenue received from the
State during the year has amounted to but
two millions and half of dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

TIC New York Times OF yesterday morning
has The following paragraph:
TnEJAPAN ExPEDTIoN.-li isrnmored Tint
The proposed expedition to japan, under Com
modore Perry, viii be abandoned, Mt least for
The prescnt-the Government not being able To
spare n sufficient number Of vessels to justify
The undertaking. Last spring the steamer
Mississippi was fitted out for cruise OF Is
months. She was in port here for about six
week, and then ia active service for month
among the efshcrmcn. While on her last trip
portion Of her machinery seriously in
nred. so thai it VIII require some time to fit her
for distant station. The Princeton was to be
completed early in the summer, but she cannot
be in readiness before the lst of November
The Saranac will be fitted up to take home
the Brazilian Minister, leaving only the Pow
haian. IAN untred vessel for home service, if
the two first are sent away This state of at
fairs, it is feared, will force the Government 10
relinquish the Japan projec'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

A student of theology at Bonn, went in
fit Of religious insanity, to neghboring wood
with hammer and nails, and finding a tree in
the form of cross actually ciucifed himself
He was found in a state of insensibility by
some peasants, who, not having tools for draw
ing the nails, felled the tree, and carried him
with it TO the next village. The young man
is now in the hospital at Bonn, and out of dan
ger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

WHO accrc Mc Nine Muses. THE classical
scholar will answer: l. Clio, Muse of Histo-
~; 2. Euterpc, Lyric Poetry; g. Thalia'
Comedy; A. Melpomene Tragedy; s. Terp-
sichore, Choral Dance; g. Erato, cratic or
Amorous Poetry: 7. Polyhaymnia, Rhetoric'
Eloquerce; s. Urania, Astronomy; 8. Cal
hope, Epic Poetry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

tts..,,s..4s.s,v7etss TO bCeHAEAE, IE1ho DAYS
W. era. Hlta P-iGkEI Beat3. h1 tc2ist7sf
mi L,ur1 hog On anl aiter the Ga. aur bnals ".
leave Richmond dai'v Sundays except at he u,f#i
hour P. and arrive in Lynchburs u 81 hours AMI
in BurlHuua in d hours.
Returning ouve buchanan Mt y 4. NJ cycry day
except Sunday and arrive in Lyncibpg at 81 r.M.-
in.vs L,uchIufr at 3 NJ and arrive IN Richmond in
p hours in time with the Nol'o boats r'lv
in Mt 81 a. NJ, and the Southern and Northern Ra
Road cars leaving at A. N.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
OF STAGES at North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours.
Passengers for Farmville fare 81; Buckingham H.
fire s. 25; charlottesville, fare So and Sfauuton, fare
Il will cnve Richmond in Moud1ys Wednesdays, and
tIidays Bouts
Beow cecafd Of time Of arrival il. intermediate dis
tarces:
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FOP CdpE MAY,

The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
Npy during he bathing senson. toland passengers.
Passage to Cape May So meal- included, thus saving
ubont hnf the expenses il visiting This delightful buthng
place Apply to MAYO & ATKINSON.
Agents, Richmond.
y B-rhc ships returning, leave Philadelphia every
WrInestInr nj 10 u. .cnck. A. nl2 dts
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rg,o 'THE LADIES or VIRGINIA. =.


sA-z7-.-tz1-.zas P1GkETS Eek PHILADELPHIA
Positively every Wencsdoy, until further nion
Steamship Company Lnc--Ihetw new AMI bcnulil'd
steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain Teal and fENNShL
VANlA, Captain Baymorc; of these fine steamships
will leave Richmond tor Philadelphia, every Wcducs
day They are beautifully fitted up for passengers are
urav:ded with Francis Patent Metallic Life Boats, sci
ir.t tabcs.and every attention ia paid to the com
or aud safety ofthc Passengers and protection OF goods
Frcislts taken low. md nll tnns-ahipment avoided
Passage in first Csbin, 81; berths and meals included
Do Cd 81: do do do
Passage through to n York via Philadelphia, 50 do do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

1drenising.-BAREum, who bought his sMu-
scum in New York ten or twelve years ago.
when no was not worth dollar and whois
low 'nriIIionoire, thus sets forth Inc "nyto
make money
"AdveIti>e your business D, not hide
your light unlc. bushe Whatever your
occupation o. calling nny be, If it needs sup
port from. the public, advertise il thoroughly
and efficiently. IN come share or oher, that
vill arrest public attention. | freely confess
Tint whit success | havehad in lito may fair
" be attributed more To tho public press than
IL heery al other eaases combined. Thers
may possibly he occupations TINT do not re-
qnirc nd, effisiug, ba | cannot well conceive
what thcy are Men In business viii sane-
times tel you thot they have tried dvcrlising,
and that it did not pay. THIS i5 only when al =
vcrtislng is done eparlngly and grndgingly
Homeopathic doses Of advertising will not pay >,
perhops-t is like half portion Of physic
making the patient sick, bat cffecting moth
Iing-Adrninist literally, aud the cure will
he sure and permanent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14
Decl;0afjon of a Candidate.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept l0-Col. Ro. M. Lee,
declines the democratic nomination for Mayor.
John Cadwalader had previously declined the
same honor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

4 late London letter in the n. Y CONNER
ca snys:
An Undertaking Of great interest to scientific
persons is now being carried out within II few
miles Of London A wealthy country clergy.
man, named Craig, Is constructing new mon
stcr tcIescouo, on the achromatic principle.
which will surpass the celebrated instrument
constructed by Lord Ross in Ireland. lis TO
tai length " i'll be s5 feet. and it's greatest cir
conference l3 feet. | he weight of the tube
Is three tors, and the coutriyances adopted to
preverd vibration, and to allow Of being rapid
~ yturncd 10 any required point, are described
being sngularly perfect and ingenious -
1t is understood lhat the observatory will be
endowed by Mr. Craig, SO that it may be
maI1tained IN perpeluity for the advantage
of Astronomical science. From The date of its
completion. " hch may shortly be expected,
it vii doubtless draw many persons from all
paris ol the world.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14
DAILY NIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
TE1MS.

The YIR0INIAN Is published daily NJ 3. and semi weekly at
annt ADVANCE 20 subscription i taken or shorter
six months; and paper l. discontinued except at
option the Propretur until all hTrearagcs shall have
been paid
ADVERTISEMENTS inecred for 80 CENTS PER square, or
es every form iaerton and 81 c for every outer
enc number iuer5ns is MT marked the Ms 1t
vii puhshei til ordered aud CHARGED accoulingly
The YEARLY RATES FOR the privilege of two squares
daily $50 weekly slare daily So eniweky
s2j-if inner form. daily si) scmwcpkig SO Every yearly
advertiser vii le required oonfa his advertising TO his pnr
tur the space stipulated for,
hc will - charged rntaliy for tho cxcess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

Ar iccS optlop,iotc IL IN, firl C/oss-oxeo OF ha's
boanets nud iarni}Iu
1ri.les ap1sop..ilc "a 3 co1d Cl1ss.-Boxes, bales
# dry goods it4lhe,+ 5oes ey ass, paints, oils
drugs and contenl.o',.r,
Ar i.'es ap taa ,l.rio 1Hitd mss Yirsnia domes
fcs sugar coter liquor. bneejug. rope, butter choose
manufactured otrco lraiher. hides cotton yarns cep
per- tin sheet irop hollaw-vorr queen wnrc castings
hardware marble (lrrssed AID other heaYy PARTICLES not
enumerated in special or foat class mt.
Arttc'cs ayjqop,iq n m FoDH f2esa.--I Ionr On
,asEsA ri.e pork beef Fl al a.d tsoH and bacot lin
casks boxcs or sacks. beeesrx oaes ai rag~ ginseng
md dried fruit. bar iron n,tr e, (.nssed) mil and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-14

BIurdcr on Me Piains.-'lhe editor o. the
Cape Girardcau Eagle has seen letter from
the Plains, genr an account Of tho mossacre
Of Mr.. Eagler Of tint place, together with
his company w tho Indians. Mr.. Sana,
Of Cap aifafdeau who was behind found
Eager and bis party killed aud sca!pcd, his
vile taken prisoner the oxen and contents of
the Wagons all robbed.-Sf. Louis Intel.
Sept. 2.
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CARDS.
,N,nsELL's HOTEL, Mas srnErr

CllAS. l.. DIBRELL. Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchbrg and stopping nj DiB-
RELL'S hive the privilege of visiting tdc "ViRG1NIAN
READING ROOM" during their stay. Cnrds of adniS
si,, of,tof, Il af the Hotel iv 29-dts
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VE7ASfatEG TO " fEOEE l.. GorRer 81
w Church Street ard First Ai1eg Lghctbp1g a.
GEo CAaFRoN. Froprittnr.
tgY' Persons travelling through visiting l.ynrhbnrg
an oppinga at the Washington, entitled tovisit the
.'yirlinian READING RooM' during therstoy.
Mny I7-dts