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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-04
LATEST ARRIVAL

For the Ladies! y
INoDD & DEvoL have Just received from the East the
first their large of Fall Stock, con-
sisting in part, OF
; 100 pairs Ladies' Kid Jenny Linds.
70 do do Kid Jenny Lind Doots.
100 do Kid Run Round Jenny Lind Resets
so do do Kid Welt Shocteca.
/ u 90 do do Kid Welt High Buskins
IL. 10 do do French Morocco Jenny Lind Resets,
+ q so do do French Morocco Boots,
GO do do Goat Welt Jenny Linds, 5tsc
co do do Goat Welt High Buskins
Which will be sold low Cash. at the Black Mammoth
Boot South End of Market Square. auS26
Dupons's Powder.
THE subscriber the Agency the above Powder,
il and has full supply OF all qualities on hand.
aug2f. s4H.ffsgf b ~ Il GEO. WILSON.
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BOATS DEPARTING THIS DAY.
Fer rrrsRuRGn-Diurnal, at A. NJ;
Observation-Disclosures, 5 A. NJ;
PAnKEEsBuRGH-Arrow 10 A. NJ;
C,ScINNATr-Alliance, 10 A. NJ;
{" f." Lewis Wetzell, 4 p. NJ;
STEupESvILLE-Viroqu 2 P. NJ;
SuxrIsu-Steephen Bayard, P. NJ.
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HOMIE MATTERS.

Two Good connPositors:, -,
Can ind situations at this once Hoie ou' s''u "o'h
icn need apply - AH53I
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.iaas To Glass Manufacturers. s
VNTE have constantly hand large stock OF Japaned
w Jar Covers of oil Sizes Union St, No. 10.
Aug 81, 1wd- CAYWoOn CONKIlNv co.
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: BARBERING SALOON.

THE Subscribers Barbering Saloon Marke; street,
I few doors below Seansn's Chair Factory, viii be
all seasonable hours and shaving and hair trim
ming will be performed in the neatcst and most fashiona
Gentlemen will find his sharp, and his
hand an.s sie .a'l and sure MICHAEL BRsIs1G
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By the National Line.
rELEGRApHED FOR THE DAILY lNrELLlGENcE

sTELEG RAPiED FOX 1ftE DAILY in iELLipE NSis'''
PITTSBURG, RIVER AND WEATHER.
SEPTEMBER 3.
The river is feet nine inches and falling;
the weather cloudy and cool.
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Welch's National Circus.
FROM NIBLO'S, NEW YORK, AND NATION
AL AMPITHEATRE, PHILADELPHIA.
j. G. CADWALADER..... Equestrian Director.
J. LANGWoRTHY,-- Master OF the Circle.
X. WILLIAMS. list IuirO Clown.
=. DAP "a SlafsIercan Clown.
Among the most prominent o! the arisrs may be found the
following names, viz: r-
J. G. CADWALADER-thc unsurpassed Four and Six
Horse Rider. -# -. t.-
THOMAS McFARLIN--;hc greatest Somerset vaultcr in
the known world .ae
S. l.. L1PMAN-Diamatic, Scenic and principal Rider.
DAVID R1CllARDS-the worlds only e.back Rider
whose daring leafs bars gates his Wild Prairie
Stecd likes the bcholder with wonder and astonishmcn
+. NJ. DICKINSoN-the celebrated Comedian and Comic
Singer acknowledged by AL the greatest singer OF the
J. SWEET-whose style ard skill in personating the
charncter OF the Abogine, Red Man OF the Focrst
stands unsurpassed. @
MASTER WILLlAMS-;hc Juvenile Gymnastic and
Antirodcan Il uy plea sing
must he seen TO he admired. H-H
Last though not least, the unrivalled Clowns.
III WILLIAMS AND DAVIS,
whose Pms. Jokes Bon Mois df Ipnicisns never fail TO
keep the audience in perfect roar OF laughter -a'.
n. B. Positively but one Price of Admission to
Menagerie and Circus combined. d&w-3t
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Carpenter and Jobbing Shop

- ELIAS DEW is prepared 10 execute all descrip-
&: TORS of Carpenter Work. Plain and Ornamental
Ell ARCEEITECTUESAE. ORNAMENTS,
made TO order Contracts for buildings made liberal
terms and every description ofjobbing promptly attended
10 shop, South bank Wheeling Creek, near the Stone
hri5sr Aug. 21,-tf
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2fCSShs iiiAc.
Mr.. W. B. Kerneys the agent for Ohio, Brooke,
Hancock and Marshall counties
The DEAru of Miss Elizabeth Mons, sister of
Nj. T. H. Mong of this city, caused by the sad
accident near Steubenvlle, which we referred to
the other day, is thus noticed in beautiful obit-
Diary in the Steu 'envillc Herald
s.It was but yesterday she came to our shores in
search of pleasure, but alas she found-a grdre.
She had Just left the paternal roof, in neigh
boring city, with fond fathers blessing and a
mothers, and younger sisters holy love. She So
ionrned but night in city, and at early dawn,
Impatient with the anticipation and buoyant w it'll
tie hopes of joyous visit to some country friends,
a few miles west, she left, in company with, and
under the protection of devoted brother, but
Like the dew the mountain,
Like the .oam on the river,
Like the bubble on the fountain,
She is gone, and forever
a fatal casualty befell her, before the Gews OF
the morning were dried, the golden bowl was bro
Ken, the silver cord loosed and her gentle
spirit had flown before the sun went down behind
IN western hills.
Her mortal remains were brought back to our
city: in the meantime the swift winged lightning
carried the sad news to her parents and sister.
With all due haste they repaired hither, doubtlng
However, the veracity of the meSsenger-the moth
er took one look at the lieleSS clay-it was
enough, she nor knew no more till her darling
had been committed to the ground, ''earth to
ear yand dust to DUST ---.-- q.
q the sable curtain of night being let
.5wn, the funeral procession, composed of Sympa
thsing strangers, led by mourning brother and SIS
ter, moved slowly and silently towards the last
resting place of the dead, situated one of the
heights overlooking our city.
There we Laid her to rest and as we placed the
turf lightly on her young breast, the Queen of
night assembled the eastern sky and threw her 81
lent mantle over us in token of approval ofthe
pious deed, whilst the dews of heaven fell i'll
crystal tears of sympathy. CYNTHIA"
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4 sTuE HIsroRr OF ALL NATIONS, is the title of a
very large and elegant work by S. Goodrich the
historian, and author of peter Parley's Tales"
shortly to be issued. The specimen copy, which
We have seen, is quarto of 1907 pages, bound in
Morocco, handsomely gilded and illustrared with
700 engravings. 1t will also be published in 2
volumes. 1t is 4 sort of mult,m in parro OF the
whole world from the earliest periods up to the
present time.
Mr.. w. B. Kerney is the agent for Ohio, Brooke,
Hancock and Marshall counties.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PUBLIC SALE.
MILL be sold Wednesday the 18th day OF September
w 1852, on the premises OF ground fronting
the National Road and extending back TO Little Wheeling
Creek situated about three hundred yards OF the town
ofTradelphia in Ohio county.
The ofg will he sold at public auction TO
the highest bidder Terms made known the day OF sale
dSw-td. FRANCIS MELTON.
Mount Woods Cemetery.
GONE very desirable lots in Mount Woods Cemetery
- be had on application to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-09-04

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
lNHE undersigned has the following property SALE all
L ofwhch he will dispose OF accommodating terms
to.wit
Lot numbered Three in six Main street North OF
and adjoining the Melodeon Buildings This one OF the
most vaua be building Lots in the City.
Also about 16O Lots in South Wheeling Cac Riichieown)
OF these equal TO in that addition City
Also several othc most valuable Lots the
tion TO the City.
Also large number OF Lots Buena Vista Churchill
No. / and Churchill No g additions to the City.
win also sell in parcels suit purchasers SO much of
the land within the corporate limits OF Wheeling
been heretofore laid of into lots being upwards
dred Acres and being the in the occupancy OF
Abraham Allmai and now held by In trust Mrs.
Emily ZaEe. u, 4 .ss 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

NoRTHERN.--Arryesfro from Charlottesville on ih'
same days heretofore, viz TUESDAYS, thursdays and
4snrdays Schedule time of arrival, IN. Leaves on
SUNDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 8 M
PACKET MAIL-The Packet brings way hIail
ays Monday and Sundays, and takes one Mon
days, Wednesdays pnd Fridays OnM'nday morning a
Richmond and Northern mail is received by the Packet
RAILROAD MAIL-Maiis are dispatched ny tue
Railroad daily at 80 m, for Forrest Depot, L'cery'
Bnfords Big Lick Salem, Sc and for Finca>ue, and Tor
the present, all the watering places.
Nv the Railroad also sent Tucsdays, Thursdays
and SATURDAYS mails Tor Bedford, Floyd and Franklin:
LEXINGTON AND PtTTONSBURG MAlL-hr-
riyes daily, except Sunday, at Gap M
Leaves daily, except Sunday, at hali-pastsi six
FARMyILLE-hr 'es daily, except Sunday, about
midnight bringing the mail from Richmond, and parts
North, South and West Of that city Leaves daily IRON
II to IL D. M. except Saturday night.
DANyILLE-Arives, as herr 'ofore, Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays. Leaves 10 heretofore, MONDAYS
Wednesdays and Fridays, at a. m.
PEDI.AR MILLS-Arrives, as heretofore, Mondays
and Thursdays, between ~ and IL a. m. Leaves abou
.. m, ,saTed days.
a. Mail closed at p. m.
az On Sunday morning, the Office will be kept opeI
for one hour after the Mail is ready Tor delivery.
Aug is-dts wM. NJ. BLACKFORD, p. M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

TIE Cumbeyland Coal and baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Companies.-We see it stated
in the New York papers that the Cumberland
Coal Company, whose stockholders mostly
reside in New York, though the real estate 10
in Maryland, has concluded contract with the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for one thousand
tons of transportation daily for the next FIVE
years, at $l.75 per ton. The arrangement is
doomed mostimportant one for both parties.
1t is added that the Cumberland coal compa-
NJ has oaned the railroad company one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars to enable il to
increase it's transportation powers immediate
yl.-BaA. Sun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

We see by the Cincinnati papers that their
great tunnel is advertised for letting. The hills
on the north side of the city rise about 200 feet
above the upper plain ofthe town. obstruc,ing.
exccptin one direction, the free access of rail
why's to the upper part Of town. A company
has been formed otunnell the hill. for the bene-
fit Of all railways approaching from the Ohio
side, and doubtless, will be immensely useful.
This tunnell will be 5000 feet in length, and
will hnve 900 feet Of side cuttings. tits inten-
ded to lay it with four tracks, and thus provide
free and safe entrance into the city for six or
eight different railways, which will each contri-
butte to its receipts, and thus make it very pro-
ftablc stock. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

articles appropriate 10 The First Cdss-Boxes OF hats,
bonnets and furniture
Articles appropriate TO Sccond Class-Boxes, bales
of dry goods Shoes saddlery glass, paints oils
drugs and confectionery.
articles op,ropriatefo Third Ctdss-V'rgnia dom"s'
tics sugar coffee liquor baggng. rope. butter cheese,
tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns cop
per, TIM sheet iron, hoowwarc, queensware castings
hardware be dressed and other heavy articles moi
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
ARTICLES apyropriae 10 fhe Fourth Class.-Flour. lin
sacks rice pork beef, fish lard, taow md bncon, lin
casks boxes or sacs) beeswux, bales Of ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) mill and
grind sores. mill gearing.
T SO miles 90 Salt per bushel
Plaster las ~, pr 100 miles zoo of Fifty pounds 10
ION ron o, o. - ! $50 miles. ?. SO II
ooo lbs 300 miles. 300 Carried East. } II
Sort 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

GEN Toup's Acccptancc-- Yellow Ferer
CHARLESTON, Oct. 7.-Gen. Troup has ac-
cepted the nomination Of the States Rights
party for the Presidency.
The deaths from yellow fever in this city
during the last three days were IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
Atten,Dted Murder

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7.-As Lewis c. LEVIN.
the Native candidate for Congress, in the First
District. was coming through Moyamens'ng to-
night. in carriage. he was shot at IN ilth
Street by some unknown ruflian. lie escap-
ed unhurt. though the ball passed through his
carriage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
IMPORTANT ARREsr.-The mayor of Bali.

IMPORTANT ARREsr-The mayor of Balti-
more has received a communication from Ed
ward Uhrlaub, consul tor Hanover. giving an
account ofthe arrestand detention in Germany
of an individual named Frederick Nolck.
who is supposed to have peen concerned in
heavy bank robbery in this country. The Sun
remarks that the bank robbery alluded to
must be the case Of the Portsmouth Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

An american resscl Defended by By1f'M
Brig Of Wu.-Advices from st. Helena state
that the American brig Mary Adeline. while
in the river Congo, Africa, was attacked by
three thousand natives. when the English brig
Of war Dolphin went to her assistance. and by
pourine in brisk fire ofshot and shell. disper.
sed the assailants and rescued the vessel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
Fatal Rail, oad Accident.

CONCORD, Oct. 7.--An accident occurred on
the Montreal Railroad, near Wer's Steamboat
Landing by which 6 persons were killed and
l6 seriously injured The accident was caused
bv the collision of two extra trains. Among
tic killed was John II. Smith, of Strafford IN.
Fl y County Court.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

DEMOCRATIC LOVE FOR IRIsHMEN.-Ifit 10
really true(says tho Madison Banner)that the
Democratic party is now and always has been
as friendly TO Irishmen and their interests as
Democratic newspapers and politicians would
have that portion of our fellow-citizens believe
just at this time. why did the Democratic
members Of Congress in 1S45, when Ireland
was suffering all tho horrors Of fnmine, refuse
to aid her people when they were calling on
our country for breadl A bill appropriating
FIVE hundred thousand dollars for the purchase
of provisions. and the transportation OF the
same to Ireland was introduced into the Sem
ate OF the United States by Hon. John J. Crit
tenden and passed that body by vote Of 81
10 13-all those voting against the bill being
Democrats. In the House, Hon. r. c Win
throp moved TO instruct the Committee Of
Ways and Means TO report the same bill; bnt
the motion was rejected by vote Of 102 to So.
OF the yeas. as We're Wings of l02 nays. SO
We're Democrats. This is the kind of friend
ship which was then shown the generous sons
Of Ireland by the party which makes such
grand parade Of its love for Irishmen on tho
eve Of every Presidential election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
LEXINGTON a. Through

III ,Hlz=-E4 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
our Maa PACKET Boats, by Sco1sriHf
and Lgnchburc.-On and after the 10TH our Boats viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, ut the usun
hour p M and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours, and
in Buchanan in AZ hours
Returning leave Buchanan Mt u NJ, every day.
except Sunday. and orrive in Lynchburg at % p M
Leave Lynchhurg al 8 NJ and arrive IN Richmond ~
% bors in time 10 connect with the Norfolk bonts leav
ing at 81 A. M, and the Southern and Northern Rail
Road cars leaving IA: A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily line
of Stages mt North River Returning leave Lexington
oysr~ dav cxcept Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
Al hours. ;,
Passengers for Farmvillc fare -; Buckingham H.,
rr s3 o5 Charlottesville, fare So. and Staunton, fare
A. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats .,.,
Below seecard of time of arrival ut intermediate dis
tances:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
CTEAM RBLE WORKS.

~ JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his MarbleW orks
the of lain md 9th streets wherew be found
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltaian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces of every description, WallP laes Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the man
ncr. Orders from the country, with city reference,
rompty attended to.
Mr. X. having served his apprenticeship in of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business, atte-s himself thai
all work executed bis shop will give entire sasfuc
tion any done North or South,
Richmond. July 14-lyd
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Che Dailp birpinian.
Death orthe Eon. U1m. III. Haypood.

Dedm of me Ion. VDs. H. fldyDoo".
A lclegraphc dispatch. from friend IN
Raleigh, informs us that the Hon. VIM. II.
Haywood departed this life at his residence in
that city on yesterday morning, at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Haywood, we should think, was something
over fifty years ofage He was one Of the most
distinguished and successful lawyers in North
Carolina, and for some time played conspicu.
ous part in the politics Of that state having been
the acknowledged leader Of the Democratic
party there and for some time filling the post
Of Speaker Of the House Of Commons Subse-
quently he was sent TO the Senate ofthe Uni
led State, where he renamed but short time,
resigning his seat before the expiration Of his
term, and returning to the practice Of his pro-
fession, which he never abandoned until attack
ed by the diseasc--canccr at the root of his
tongue-of which he died. He leaves wife
and large number of children and relatives to
mourn his loss.-Pct Int
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
LAW CIRCULAR.
w ORTHENGTGN G.. SNETHEN,

WASHING TON, D C.,
CONTINUES To practice LAW exclusively il the su-
" preme court, and to uttend to cases before Con-
gre >;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments Bureaus, aud Boards of Commissioners;
70 procure Patents for Inventions, at home and a
hr ad, and T. obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Legacics, and lnheri-
aaces in any part of the United Suites and in Foreign
Couatries;
To make Investments tf funds in Loans and Stocks
anl Bond ond Mortgage and TO negotiate the pur-
chase and sale If Leans Land and Patent-rghts in any
St1;e Of the Union aug 9-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
EREE ExHuEgTION.-Th

kNREE EEXEIEyTION.-T The subscriber hav'
n; n ing Obtained considerable expense, from Mr.
Nhitehursts Washington Gallery, Dagnerreoyres nf
The toll wing dstir guished csra mostrrspecftny
invites the public to call and examine them in connrc-
non with nrgc number of his own production, atthe
y Dhitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scot. VIM. A. IRA
ham. Gen franklin Pierce, Wm r. Kine, eIen Lsw'a
Cass, Judge Stephen A. Douglass Pc GIBBS,
July l9-dtf Proprietor
BLANKs rnp cAI q Ar THJa OFFICE
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INsU RANCE OMAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, AT WINCHESTER.
Chartered March I'm, lS52.-Capi'ai $50, 900.
WITH POWER TO INCREASE SAME TO 5000 900
THHIS COMPANY. having been duly organized, is
l. ready to receive applications and issue Poll
;es and offers the citizens of Virginia the inducement
# home Company for the safe insurance of all kinds
If property merchandise, &c, at fair and equitable
ates. The Directors the pubic that this Com
pany will be conducted with view to pcrmanency and
the srictest principles Of equity justice, and close
regard to economy and the safety Of the insured
PPEsIpEsr-JOSEPH s. CARSON.
SEcRETARY-C. s. FUNK.
AcTUARY-O. I. BRESEE.
JosEPH S. CARSON, Wm. j.. CLARK,
JAMES =. RELY, JAMES IL. BURGESS,
LLOYD LOGAN, 5 n. w. kIeHARDsoN,
IoBs KERR.
IT- Office Piccndila street, near the Valley Bank,
Winchester. J.. ID. CHRlSIlAN, AGENT
Sept2-diy Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

.sE-AUNION Transportation Line
AsassssfHzs TO Putsburg and the Wea.-The under
,igned would respectfully inform their friends and
orners, that the Pennsylvania Canal will open 18th
March, whchtme will be repaired to forward any
,mount of Morchandise all points the Western
ERA, with dispatch, at the very lowest rntes.
Rate Tobacco TO Pittsburg, Coo per 100 lbs from
lot May.-Time days.
No Commission charged for forwarding Mt Batimor.
Philadelphia G, II. KOONS,
March 4--dts Agent Union Line. Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

JAS B. EDWARDS, THOMAS C. Po"h
Fall ard Winter + shiOns for 1S52-'S.
EDWARDS & PUGH. doors a5ore J. @. Meem and
IL opposite .. B. Thurman, Nam 81. Lyncht"rg. va
have just received their stock OF Fall and Winter Clon
Cassmers and Vesiings which consist OF the latest
Styles ard finest quality of French and English manu-
iaclrers and will he order, with warranted
Workmanship and ft My old customers and the pub
lie generally are invited call and something new
and heau.ful. JAMES b. EDWARDS, Agent
sept 25-tts1 For Thomas q Pngh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
TUESDAY MORNING.
RICHMOND.
0k 900 WORTH OF FURN. =
Zs1SOV TURE..-L JONES d HdR-

~"9OOO URL.-- 10 N II d II Il .
NO OD, MAIN STREET RicHaosp, VIRGINIA.
We offering large assortment of Furniture
nj reduced prices, have facilities for
nfactnring than heretofore. We return thanks for
tho liberal patronage received from middle and
Virginia mud we hope to offer such Inducements to
merit continuation of these fuvors. Our motto il
Quick sales and smul profits" and intend in a
to adhere to it stricky. We invite all
inc stool. believe will offer greater in
ducements buyers than any other House in the State
We prepared to manufacture ali articles In line
at the shortest notice. JONES & IIARWOOD.
Sept 24-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12

II OCKS! !LOCkS!-Receiyed, direct from the
Il manufactory, a complete assortment Of Locks, OF
all kinds qualities and prices, from piece to
s450 Having determined to keep thorough and well
asso ted stock of all kinds Of Carpenters Hardware,
and sell moderate profit, invite all those IN want
to give a call before buying elsewhere.
sept l4--dts a. WINoloN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
LYNCHBURG,

Accom- mOG attOm Train.
IcfA n 9fzsssEE5Ex<zzSS1 VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
NM N - RAIL ROAD-A Freight Trnin
with Passenger Car attached, will leave Lynch.
burg daily Saturday and Sunday exceptcd) o'clock
P M, and leave Buford's daily, (Sunday and Monday
excepted) att o'clock, A NJ
Freg ght intended for this train accompanied by two
dray tickets, be delivered in the Depot before
set the previous eveping All reghs be pre- pad
aug 10--dts THOS JELLIS, Ag't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-12
NEW CITY COURT-IIOUSE.

NEW CITY SEA suit
~ able plan for the new city Court-B Bouse having
been peted and adopted proposals for building the
same will be received until the 18th day OF October
when the work will be let The substructure will be OF
masonry. portion of which will be cut range-worh-
ri snpersructure of brick the front Of which will be
either succeed of fine stock brick and the roof cov
cred with tin zncte whole To be of the best mntcr
als and the work be executed in the best manner un
der the supervision and subject the approval OF the
Building committee. One third Of The contract money
will be advanced from time time the materials are
furnished and the work progresses Proposals for com.
peting the whole will be considered The plans spe-
cifcanons be the office Of Garland g. Slaugh-
ter head of Main Street.
CHARLES w. CHRISTIAN, ! Q
JESSE HARE,
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