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oresn. Constellation Allen Albert Gallasa. Dsaq: sst
Jacob westervet Dosne NYork Jenny Lina. Robiasss
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Hi do 18th; Continent Drummond do 18TH Audrey Fee
writer shiplsy do sh Tusc Turley PhsdeIphia
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Nov 8; AsSburton, Mowilliams, do slst !,
York. American Congress- Williams, NYork land outward
same d'y a.h Johanna KIN DO; Europa BIii. Dc
Hsspence TspSsan Ssie cslcutts h. 1isoma Al
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HoSey % sS American s Congress Williams. s Noe
rs d. icF crSsa arans
90 18th tora Champion, do 18Th Columbia, Hasedsra
LEeHoRN. Sept st-AIr chas HILL LIE craw. Norleans an
Iassos Sep. isArr EuPhrasi', Smith. Noreans; ssss
kAnsEIILhs Sc pt 2sAr Alexander Johnson. Bal.mors
2ati II MGiiysry crockst and Gaec, sOlari. NYorts
cid ist massachusetts, samson aud l. Hartman Arsy
ERraa sF ses w RssE' IS sA ss
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aiifcrnia.
SsssG ss~ss s ssa
Sr MfcHAELs Set loPut in benjamin Franklin Brcwt
from Quincy, Mass. Sid Triton Eldridge Malaga (ec's
Bapf orl-put in ID.
WATERFRONT. Oct 2-Arr Off six miles Of the Heel
Queen OF the Exc Holman from Wilmington Nc for Lsef
POOL.
CALCUTTA. Aug a-The wreck Of vessel, apr aroutly
bark, with mainmast standing tails torn, ard long
that situation the NE extreme end Of the
detached reef in Torres Straits June r. by the Agra
Lean. arrived here from New Zealand
Bangs, Of Boston (US) from Cronstadt for New Yori
spraSg leak at during stormy weather and has
here. Iesky.
RAmsGArE, Got S--The emigrant ship J Wichelhoi
Warnhen from Bremen for New York with 25S
gers put into this port having her foremost
leaky, .
LIVERPOOL, Dot 1.-The Mary Hounsell Page arrive
FROM paTsa sailed Aug % sept % encountered heav
NE gale Sept 49, about 20 miles Of Tuskar. passed pa
Of the wreck q large ship consisting Of beans ceLs
from their size and descriptions supposed to have
forged tc the Bhurpoor from liverpool for New Orleans
stranded on Iioldens Bed Wexford Sept Is
PINMoUTN Oct ], 6 l. M-The American shin Franz
King Mills from st John for London with deRlsl watt
logs and with los Of mantopgalant and ROYAL
yal d. miskentopnast and topgaiantmasts has just
rived, having been struck BY sept IL, in lat I
long 70 " and towing into Catwaer, By the Moi
arch tug
p4thIhe surveyor the American ship Frnnkln King fro
st John NIB recommends the discharge Of her
vessel to put In dry dock
CARprtS, Oct There is largo vessel the Card
Grounds supposed II be the American ship Nathan3
Thompson Hill which sailed hence for New Orleans I'll
mn rnfn
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Theatrical mud NyusIcpI,

MIF. SoSrAG was sCrenaded last night rays the Phil
sdelpha Bulletin, Of the 10Th instant bT the United
SargerbGud and the Turner Association. who walked ia
Irocesion to the number OF hundred and fifty the
Turner'S bearing torches They formed IN front OF the
hoel end in capital style several excellent pieces
very tasteful pJsottchLic display in which tho
Of Madame sontag was presented also given. The
Presidents Of the different associations were afer wards
introduced 70 Madame sontag AMI Count Ross both o.
whom expressed their eratincaon a. the compliment
offered to the lady This morning the pupils of the Penn.
syyana Institution for the Instruction Of the Blind
present at Madame Sontass rehearsal, by her fpecia
invitation There about igty pupils in attendance
accompanied by her teachers. AMI all seemed highly
OF Monday night promises 20 b. Gro Sded rs the rst
and far a. We can judge from the programme il will
oven more delightful than that wa.
TIE FRrScH TnLATnE or New OhlE.vs We are in.
formed by private letter that Mr. Davis director OF the
French Opera had the 1T Of September nearly com-
plottd h engagement OF artists in Paris aud that he
VIII sail from Hayre, directly for Nc Orleans on the Sth
September and open his about the
Of November Among the artist Is the first tenor
well known Of the best in the musical world
lie from Milan, whore be possessed high reputs
ton lie formerly engaged for year az the Grand
oeeh 10 Paris and foT season ~ the Italian Opera OF the
city; also. IN London and San Carlo at Naples.
His success in New Orleans s certain Mr. Davis is also
on the point Of engsgirg pyiAo doaHa lie has
neHed the engagement II Nile paola charming NINA
who cbtsined last year brilliant appreciation a tenor
81 comic opera cha ming dueosoH called Mile. Bezon
Nile Valentine or the vaudeville and the young and
pretty Marguerite age.ue OF the Gymnase Of Paris Add
70 hse new fnents tne members OF the company
nov IN New Tork-simcs fleuery Jolly Widenanne and
ml bieuet oeululei Mehecnana ana VI riot Tor the
last ten stage manager Of the French theatre az
OIlcanF The entire company numbers about thres hun
died person. and the most complete and the best or
gained IN tho United stss They viii perform grand
operas comic operas dramas meo dCamas and yaude-
Nes All the mattcr pieces of French op will make
rat o. The brilliant programme os the New Orleans
theatre The 'prophtte Lee Hnguenols" Robert le
Diatle OF MeycIboer: Ia Juivan La Refine de Cbyp!e"
Charles VI by lalcvy gsemtAmis,r 'Guillaune reln
More ~ hossn and the operas Of the dstingni he'd
end very popular composers Auber So will be produced
under the direction OF Mr. Plot.
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pusscnvyra arrived,

RonirE AND IfAvANA-Steamthip Black Wayri9r-N
unter sis children and servant Mrs Horkowskc, five
dTtn aud tcryant Col Ian gstruth Consul at Met:
ras; Master Lunestroth, Master Il kidder. Saml Kat
Gems, Or J y Grcinhow, usN Miss Kate Goodwin, Mrs
Clars w Clark IA Mastcrton, DIR Tucker, Th0s Br
Miss Rosali VIOLA, Garcia Navarro Reiliaux, Com
Tee, Jase H.rnanoes Jose y Mora II Salinero. lady
two children, James ktrr, Eschtr ena, Carlo Way,
Pierre Fort Nigo, : y Msrtincz, Mrs S ) Purringtol
Smith, { Bomhaiicr, Jose Limo Castro, Jose Nav
and rive children, Juana Hernandez, Francisco v AZ
Isabella MayorgR. iarina Mayorg3, Ruiz, lady aud
children, Bostrip Ruiz, Amelia Gaarh, Jose Veiasquex
NcIasau,x + MCenck, lady, three children, goyernt
servant, Ccralyo.
81 rMoAAs--steamsLir perwent- Mr Maule and lad ..
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Cor6r or APrRALs--Oct. - Several motions
were made. No 80 being the next cause Ia order En-
met receiver &c, appellant agaiB. Reed respondent
brought to argument. Robert Emmet for appellant;
Samuel Sherwood for respondent ftapresring tina. no
proper bill Of exceptions inherited In the case the
ca was put the term without prejudice 10 enable
The appellant to remedy the difficulty No 80 Harris
and another respondents against Ely. executor &c. sp
lclsnt, Argued Lewis II Morgan Tor appellant NJ
ohers rtnoenn aIalntt white and In ather appel
lsnis. Set down fcrth ION ilst 10 3g Ptf8 ia
10. ~ stsaea loal Too ea!sad.r Qctob.l lst
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COOkt CaIen0ar-ThAs Day.
UrIrrD 6rArEs DIsrRior Coyar Nos. 80, IS 70 %,
18, 81, s.
svrfsmE CouSr-dsrEsAL TERM Million trust case
still on.
Cosntor PLEAs Part Mos sos, 60Y, SIS SGT, GOT,
AL Ash 4s3, 467 46S I'll 57y. 1888, 2a6 BOT 500 ALL
AL Al, 400 Part limos 4y2 400 1906 500, 622, 624,
$50. 0R8, $50, $50 b3s, $50. 5S8 $40, 542
SUPERIOR CoURT-rwo brsnches.-Hos. LOT, 3s2. $40,
49, s7s 40 % 90 80, 80 Ia Is. 90 3d. 81 49, I06 14l
2i4 10 III. 253 27T. OF, STE $50, 38I 383 384 1885,
Ices, 1885, 3S7 $685. $780, 500 391 SOS Ss4 $685. $780, S9T
$685. 400, 40l 40: 40c 4o4 4o5 406 4O7 4Os 400 40 Ali
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mAKiTIM ELLIG Il n O Z
Movements of Ocean steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER II, 1859.



Steamship Derwent, Beyis, st Thomas Oct in bal
last to Maitland Phelps The to this port for
pairs.
Steam ship Black Warrior. shufedt Mobile and Havana
Oct L. twenty miles south of Cape Hateras passed. the
wreck OF 1rg Percy Of Warren, waterogged and aban
dcntd beere reported Kss ongsdeappeared to have
been time in that condition.
Ship Canton, Sewell Havana days with sugar. &C. te
order.
Bark Iolla Jarvis st Jago de Cuba 10 days with sugar.
tobacco, sc, TO master
sarah tnew) Stevens Black Rock (Ct) in bal
last. Durham Dimon. The ) towed the city
by the steam tug Achilles, Capt Yates.
Brig Angle saxon to Boston Brown, Gonaives Il days
with logWocd, mhhogany &C. to Rosire Co. Sept 90
OH Cape st Aeoo Mole passed brig Prmmer from Port
Prince icr New ork who reported having sailed in
Brig Moses LWcks, Charleston, days with lumber. to
Geo Sheleon vessel TO Geo Bulkley. Oct l6 lat Ion
a spoke ehI Mary MITCHELL supposed bound to Fhiiadel
plia.
BRIG suwsnnee Monfse Charleston. days, with lumber
schr uaxall Lynfold Richmond, days Tho II was run
into last night lille coming the lover bay by large
sehr bout 5, and lost her main boom, gan. boat SC
Sehr SaTah Louise Ihurston Norfolk days, with naval
stores.
schr Ann Elixa Dayton, Philadelphia, days bound to
Norwich.
schr Rio, Coffin. Cherryfeld, 7 days.
SclIr Marie, Deliver. Ellsworth, days
Schr icntico, futile, Richmond days.
Sclr Bcrscn, Cole. Peter burg days.
Schr Jarvis ly on, Crowell, Boston 3 days.
Sclr Wary Rowland, Wal, Philadelphia dayg.
Sehr Angoiire, Atwood, yirginia. days.
schr fuebla Adams, Phladolphia
Schr Moutsuo. Pcrkine Philadelphia.
Sehr William +. Deano. Philadelphia
SoLr Martha " ard, Douglas, Philadelphia.
schr Harriet Louise, Jones Philadelphia.
Sclr ! Taylor, Mauduil Philadelphia.
Solr I NJ Browning, Risley. Philadelphia.
Sehr Monte Christie, Wright. Philadelphia.
Selr " SAaddock, Williams. Philadelphia
sshr John Harfer Sears, Delaware,
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RI1t ryfr-Thc Hr brig Calder (of Whitehaven) Mann
hen,c r Liverpool sch inst loaded with graie in bulk and
slaves returned 70 port rday, having tho 18th,
midnight whsle lying to in gale from the northwar under
double rrefca mautoPatl, experienced terrific s4ua
which hove the vessel her the
grain in the hold shifted. The 81 nearly under
ter and thought tn be fast sinking the scutte
irg washed on great quantities OF rushed
down the cabin companion and impossible stand
decks IA AZ mpting to So the foretopna staygai IT,
tof9tttr WIN the mantefsail, blew away At y - AN
at AM ncked During che gale threw overheard lot Of
slaves to lgten her ~ 50 AN the mansa and fore top
gallant sail blew out Of the g1let. At day light found
the long boat and tarloarl bulwaris stove. During the
eec the mate and two washed overheard
mir cpously washed on board again. Captain Mann re-
solved rHd tho circumstances to put back Go New York
to repair The vessel axis about six inches Per hour.
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!. MURDER Our Gardiner correspondent writes
that VIM. Morton, Of Windsor, Me- went to the Poet
he expected $500, from Massscbusetts IIig body ysg
hupd on ihnNchy last IN Long rond-ahom sy uji,s
~ 49, q Fts.'e opcthfn--tastdeI 3 tie ,r4 lse'r
oncy wac not 5eGt ''-y1sfyn .f'as
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SYNOD or THE BALTIMORE GERMAN REFORMED
CHthcH.-Tbs body convened en- Thursday evening, the
4ih inst in the seccnd street church and s proceed
Ing opened with learned and able discourse on the
scriptures being TIC only rule Of faith and practice from
the Rev Mr.. keiior, of Reading Pa The speaker occu
ptd more Than an hour in its delivery and listened
10 WI marked attention throughout Yesterday
ing an organizaon Effected by the election OF the
Rev John r. Metck q Harrisburg. rs President; Rev
W. y. Colhhower OF Manchester as Corresponding Sec
Rotary; ana w Hyser. Esq OF Chambersburg. Urea
t1rcr The Rev. s. Fisher, editor of the Germqn Re
Turned Messenger, IL the very Efficient stated Clerk OF
synod During the day the presden. announced all The
standing committees some Of which ID il supposed will
port 70 DAY, when the important business claiming
neuoe VIII begin to receive earnest attention Toe
SONS are open 70 all who may choose attend them and
there Is no doubt that many will avail themselves Of the
opportunity TO listen to the deliberations Of this body
The :. nod embraces about hundred ministerial and
lay members delegates from the Stats Of New York
PeBrtJlyania Maryland Virginia and North Carolina
About five hundred congregations and fifty thousand com
municants are represented In this Synod The Western
synod OF tbe German Reformed Church Ia also represent
ed IN this body-eo too the Old and New School Pres
bJteIan churches, with the Dutch Reformed and Luthe
ran churches lts session will last some ten days and
during this time there will be held various religious and
devotional services very pleasant meeting IL expected
and hoped the strangers visiting us viii be pleased
with what they hear and OF our city To morrow
various pupits will be filed by ministers OF the synod
besides those pulpits belonging to this Reformed church,
Boifimore SIM, Oct 10
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Twol5i unknown.


Ship IorrtFt King Allen, NOflcans.
Wiz Vt sunrise, "; meridian, WSW sunset, ",
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Ar-ived-Brigs Bllow lBrl. Stevens, Newark for Wiz
.or, Ms Lucy srear Wiley BALTIMORE for Bostoa; sob
Falmouth; Fl Dorado, wass NTork for Addison RoseT
Rose, Coonlb Charleston for Boston; Thomas Xix, a
Rcndout; Mary Langdon. Simonton, NYork.
Saied-U itearer Walker, Blair, surveying.
18th Wind blowing very heavy from INV.
In pert all the vessels reported above arriving the Is
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one, wa not deat "--yoiim .tis,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
RICHMOND.
uNEON STEAMSHIP COMPA- .

I NN'S LINE o.. STEAMERS-P Pc,.nsgi- sssssss
raqi7 and FP0'ia, en- Norfolk tor Ph4adeipbia and
i0rk.-fhe Steamships Pennsylvania, Capt Bnymor
and Niginia, Capt. Teal will and after November
3d, until further notice commencing with the Pennsy
vania. leave Richmond alternately. every Wednesday,
for Philadelphia, and returning leave Philadelphia ever,
Wednesday.
Due notice WILDE given every trip, in all the duly
papers. OF the hour of lheir sailing.
These Steamships have been built expressly for this
line aud beautifully fitted up for the
OF passengers set FIRST ables aud every attention
paid to their comor, aud safety. They are also pro
yided with Fr6ucis patent Metallic Life Boats. aud
efeat cnre sakcnnnd prompt attention paid the safc
delivery of goods. In addition To the above induce.
menis to travellers, have made arrangements tu
forward passengers throughto New York by ears ~
seamb bouts thereby offering the public oppartun
itv. before offered the price, of viewing
tbr noble Delaware, and visiting thai model eily Phla.
dcphia
Passage through to New York, in lsr Cabin. and
found, So 90
Passage through to Philadelphia, do 90
do do do Second do 90
For freight passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN, Ao /, corner 90 Water ST.,
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There is a youth who every time he wishes
TO get glimpse Of his sweetheart, hollows
fire jsht under her window. In the alarm
Of the moment she plunges her head out of the
window and inquiries where when he poeti.
caly slaps himself on the bosom, and exclalms,
here, my Hangelna
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LEVI ELDRIDGE, GrN'L Act,

N. = North whurvcs. Phil'n.
n. .B.-Shlppers will please bear in mind, tbat the
steamers learc ecJy Hedaesdag, and due nature will, nj
all times, be given as TO the hour Of sailing.
Tobacco carried through 10 NewYor,. nj 20c To
Boston, at 30c u box and all other goods in proper
ton
Transportation to be made in superior and fst-sang
Steamers. RO. RANKIN.
nnV ,,.-dfs
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The London Times is of the opinion that in
The event ola war between the United States
and Spain LOUIS Napoleon will espouse the
cause Of the latter
Well, letter rip" NaPpW Wen be thar!
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
JAMES MCDONALD, EDITOR.
.ETI1NS.

r1 yIRG!SIAN is pu' sted daily at s. md eniweely a.
r annum. dyance 50 subscription Is taken i3r a shorter
l Of the Proprietors until all arrcarages shall haye
tFrsFMENTs are inserted for 80 cents per square Tor
very SSFR form insertion, aud b cts. for every uter
l' # he number insertions Is not marked on the Ms, II
nj l blishel till cred out, and charged accordingly
Tlo ARIY r rrc:For tie privilege of two squares
i4v $50 seni ir 7'e iuare, day 1'7 seih-"ee'as
3 .fsi5oer f5e.. .... feekly $50. Every yearly
viii e. ID .4.al.. lis advertising o his par
- line of if he exceed the space stipulated for,
U.s. ,+if5 BE- fI4 nd fa b, ,biy t1r tie
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~ LYKCHBuRG, VIRGINIA.
CIIAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lynchburg aud stopping at DlB'
RELL'S, have the privilege Of visiting the ''VRGINIAN
READING Room during their stay. Cards OF admis-
sion ohluntd d al tie Hotel iy 29-dts
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NUMBER 101.

AnD-EL. .KADER-The Paris correspondent
of the Boston Atlas gives the following des-
sription of the person and habits Of the Ara
bian chief whose liberation by Louis Napo-
leon has formed such material part in the
foreign news for the last two or three steamers:
Abd-el-Kader is about forty years of age,
and man Of marvellous beauty. His eyes,
Of so deep blue they seem black, have an
imperious sort Of sollness, n melancholy pin
ing after home Of an indescrIbable effect
Some one has said with justice, they are the
eyes of lion who senauie, and at the same time
wishes to show himself amabe. His nose
has the nobleness of the most exquisite Greek
medals. His smooth cheeks are without
muscles or high check bones, and set off
by fine, silky, and brilliant black beard. His
color is dulsh white. He wears around
him white boa0 haick, or bournou, gar
ment good deal like sheet with cowl at
al one end. He occupies at the Hotel de la
Terasse the first noor(above the ground) on
the front; as soon as he was shown into his 8a-
looa he asked which way was East; immedi.
aiely an Arab OF his suit spreada carpet, and
Add el Knder knelt his face on the groand,
ard prayed aloud, an example immediately
followed by all the Arabs He generally eats
alone his food consists principally of rice,
which is served TO him in soup aud cakes
Frequently during the day he eats breod and
milk; at dinner, he has. besides, vegetables and
fruit. He never eats meat, and while all of
his compnnons smoke great deal, the rank
he holds in religion inferdicts him the Use OF
tobacco. He sleeps in French bed; in the
same room with him one Of his companions
sleeps on pallet. He pfay5 ftqnen.iy in his
chamber, prostrated, his face on the giound--
he always prays noud, he writes frequently,
and for along time together, seated on his
heels, and leaning on his right side.
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ANoruEr INFAMOUS ATTEMPT has been
made To take life by means Of an internal ma.
chine, A pasleboard box recently sent to
the editor OF the Texas Blower, containing a
half dozen shirt collars so assasinaingly sharp
that the cut throat intention oilhe blood.thrsty
monster who concoctcd this scheme Of vilainy
was obvious. The diabolicol attempt was
happily lrustated by the presence Of mind Of
the icrryman, who with the utmost GOODNESS
aud unconccrn dipped them in the river and
took the starch out of them" To what
base usc5wilI not man appropriate the sim.
plest household articles
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04
2 Hrcs,n and Genuis,e Drugs, .

e.2 Srcs;n and Genuine Drugs, n-y2
II MEDICINES &c-The subscriber is now ~
"a receiving his entire supply of English, French L8
and American Drugs, Heaiciaes ami Chcmc1ls Paints,
ols, PaniAtes md Dye-Sh65
Cloth, Hair, Flesh, Tooth and Nail brushes; Snrgi.
ra' Instruments, fine and ch,ice Perumery and Fancy
,"ois; great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
'et Pomades, &c &c, together With all the popular
Heat Medicines. His stock embraces almost every ar
'-e usually found in Drug Store. The goods have
'n recently selected with in the Northern and
stern cities and may be relied pon rs represented
Those wanting articles in the nboye line. invited
10 'tHias he IS prepared offer inducements for their
,.aaose JOHN II. SEAN, Druggists
descriptions f,r Physicians and families, attended
'7 al times with deafness aud accuracy. II
aav 27-ts
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~hsas"- AND NEW lURk FACkETN N.-Ihs Men .I0mf
Lae is composed ofthe following Vessels all owned N
the city Of Richmond, ami sails jom Nc~ York eoety
l1ll. ILLS VIZ
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OF Baltimore, expressly for tins uode and have superb
or accommodations Tor passengers They com.
minded by experienced Captains and qualified for the
trade,and who will spare exertion accommodates
They WILDE towed up and down the river by steam
and may be relied on to sail promptly advertised
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find tito their interest ship by this line
as is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken at the lowest rates, and every effort will be nade
by the agents in Richmond and New York to give sati,
action Werespecfully ask and hope succeed in OBJ
tainng full share Of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line to New York, will be forwarded free of com
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savannah. Charleston,
any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond nj
,chets; in New York at berth No. /, Coffee louise
sl11 fnnt Of Nnll Slrnnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-04

fGORECE.--50 cuses sun"rior Stick Licoriee
4 to arrive. for sale by MCDANIEL x HURT.
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