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Vente Publiqae,
'ucce9On de John Davis decide,

IT ces presentes inforrne,
sAA 'i,s..S SR vendu, en- rente pubhqne, aa
splus haiti 6sskSrnier cncherisseur, par lc mi
Snistere dun encanteur public, d1ment com-
Smissionnt a la dcrni ere residence du defunt,
gssur Ia Riviere Atchafalaya, dams la Paroisse
est. Landry,
lie Mardi, 81 Mai prochain, 1858,
toutes les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, ap-
Spartenant a la succession de feu John. Davis,
$decede, savoir:
IL Aot DC Terre,
sur lequel le defunt residait en- dernier, con-
nu sous lie nom de Davidson ct situe a
gl'embouchure du Bayou Rouge, sur le bord
SSde Ia Riviere Atchafalaya, dams 10 dite Pa
zroisse St. Landry, contenas3 treize acres.
24O Acres de TeVH'e.
situe dams lc Township sud, de la .Rangte
u Est, dams la section 1O7
80 Acres de Terre,
ssitues dams lie 7ownsRi1 4 sud de la Rangee
" Est.
YNB N83R0AAWN
znommee Laura, agee de onze ans.
BUn lot de Fourrage, 900 barils de
MaTs, un cheval american alezan,
TN lotde marchandises, Mot dou-
tiEs, ustensils d'habitation, soix-
ante cordes de bois, une gaire de
beuf &c.
TERMEs EFT CoND1r1oNs:-Payables a un
credit de un ct deux ans, du jour de Ia vente.
savec cinq pour ce,A compliant sur les achats,
4 pour toutes sommes au-dessus de dix piastres,
ct toutes sommes de dix piastres ou au-dessOus,
Apayables compliant; avec hypotheque ct secu~
rite personnelle pour assurer lie payement
aPecheance. Toutes sommes qui no seront pas
spayees penctuellement a echeanee, porteront
huit pour cent d'interet par an.
GEORGE RICKS,
- AdmaniStratcur.
St. Landry, 80 Avril 1853. h
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IL OBJECTIONS DIES JUeEs DE DIsTRIcT, &c
--Une iettre reeue en- eette vile. de lhono.
rable John 3, King, de Ia Legislature, CONNIE
.auasi le Ouae1ito Register. nous .appren.
nent que ID Legislature D fixe au 3me Lundi
de Mai prochain Pelection des Juges de Dis
triot ct au 4me Lundi du meme mois, Telec-
W tion dess Avooats de District.
Nous ne pouvons afirmer. dependant, qu'il
en- soft ainsi; car ce qui nous semble extraor-
Il dinaire cest que cette nouvelle nous est par
venue i J ou 10 jours, ct que jusqu' pre-.
sent nous n'ayions w MULE part Ia proclama1
aition dn Gouvernaur ce sujet
y UNE TONGUE SESSION LA Legislature del
ia Virginie WENT de u'ajourner aprss une ses-|
\ son De ness nsois et desui.
Pourvu, dit judicieuaementun de nos Jour.
naux d'echange pourvu que nos Chambres|
ness'sVisent pas d'inliter ee pernieieux sxem-I
pie.
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Ce qui donne aux femnles une vanitk 81 erande ei
parfois 81 corique, cest quelles sin,aginent quon
rend lear nerite les hornmages de convention
lp'on accorde qua leur sexe.
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- En- cette vile, lundi dernier, 25 courant, pa
sB A. Martel Esq, Mr.. MAncELrs Coco Meile
VERoN1aUE MoREAU, tous deux des Avoyelles
- Sur rhabitation de feu George King, er
scette paroisse, Mr. CHARLES M. BRADFoRD, de |;
SNouvelle- Orleans Melle. AMELIA Dixon, de cette
sparoisse.
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/. Maries-Mardi dernier as courant, la residen-
:e de pHon. Stephen w. Quirk, par lie Rev. Able
Raviol, Mr.. FRANCIS CuLLoM Nellie MARY ELI
"a DERBIN, tous deux de cette paroisse
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AUX OOMIRA OREU UlRssQ
IT. A construction dun pont sur le Petit
- Bayou Teche, sur le chemin conduiSant
des Opelousas au Port Barre sera adlugee au raais
la Maison de Cour, de cette Parofsse, lie Mardi,
Ito Mai proclaim, 1853. .. =
4 mes au bureau du Courier des .Opdousas. "
FRANeo1s c. DEv1LLIrr-
BENEDICT NEy.
MICHEL BoRpELoN.
st. Landry, AvTil 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22

1t the Train is stopped for passenger between an,
o the above named points, the charge will be made from
The point last passed by the Train and charge viii
be less than twenty-five cents in any case.
Passengers VITO do not procure Tickets (excepl those
who take The where tickets are no, sold, }
will be charged by the conductor, per in al
dtion to the regular rates IF fare, provided however
that in shall he receive less than en nor more
than fifty cents from any passenger to any point on
The road.
Servants will be required hive passes, one to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc-
tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the priv
ege to travel on the Free coored persons will be
required to produce therfree papersor they will be
permitted to travel on the cars.
May lots. TIIOMNS SHARP,
SUM-. Tra nsnnrtniinn.
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SECOND DISPATCH
Additional by the Humboldt

The eastern news on the continent was quite
warliko. The English Meditorian Fleet was
ordered TO Dardanells and the channel fleet
bad arrived in Bessica Bay. Russian forces
were marching towards Mallavai and Wal
lachia Troops were ordered from MASSAGE and
Bessarabia by forced marches.
The Egyiian fleet and army of30 900 were
proceeding to the aid OF the Sultan. Tuscoman
chiefs were raising an army of 100000. Med
iation ofAustria and Prussia is spoken Of
The London Times soys the Emperor Of Rus.
sia has sent Courier 10 Constant nople dc.
handing compliance with Menschikoffs pro
position in eight days,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22

CoLD WATER STEAM ENGINE Yesterday
afternoon we visited the machine shop of Mes
srs. Burge & Johnston, 10 witness the perlor-
nance of new engine. styled as above, and
recently invented by Mr. Edward d. Tippett.
The steam is produced without boilers by sim
ply injecting cold water into generators. The
amount Of steam required to force out or return
the piston rod is made by the introduction to
the influence OF the fire at each moment OF pre-
csely the quantity of water needed, lhus doing
away with the necessity of boilers. 1t is claim
ed that there is no possibility Of an explosion,
that greater power is obtained. and less room
occupied foI In necessary machinery.
The W Ter la !. into the engine, being first
raised T., f,~, pump into reservoir stua
TED aoo.e liz. cngine,and thence indicted down
wanted. The engine is a sngularly construct
ed piece of mechanism, both in appearance
and mode of operating. This morning at 10
o'clock, Mr.. Tppett proposes giving the engine
trial which the public are invited to witness.
Cincinnati Gazette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22

The WHEAT PRospEcr.-Notwthsta
the unfavorable reports that were circulated
few weeks ago we learn that in many places
in this county the wheat prospect never was a
better one. Along the Valley Turnpike there
is not field that may not be considerd an av
erage one, and many are superior. In some
places, the grain was put in late last Fall, and
upon corn grounds, the destruction by the fly
and Joint worm has been serious but the crop,
in the county, will be an average one still
Winchester Republtcon
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THE LATEST NEWS.
WASHINGTON, June II. 1853.


II. Ieake has declined the appointment of
M. ;ss;nner TO the Sandwich Islands. and it
eon';;I hat Gen. Starkweather Of Ohio. FIR
Is '9,' member of Congress, will have il
ne.'s is now here 1t may e recolle,ed
90" he made a marked spec' h in the House
tn' ~ Oregon question, which " as highly com
% nr .n, by MIR. J. O. Adams.
P'i n. Aopleton of Maine, has declined the
"a ". Secretary allegation at London
PIN am now inclined to think that Gen. Dix is
.,,n he sent to France He Was appointed
~ ~ ,be most but never commissioned. The
'1a,ds'' " ere too hard for Mr.. Dix, and their
;.aaeoce has finally prevailed
''p A srong smell oil gunpowder comes TO US
"a, E..r9rn Europe The result ofthe move
l.o, IF Rus ia IF much deeper impor
'ance tlln has been supposed. 1t Russia sue
,I. IN tins wal it will not be long before
10 ,v,ll turn her arms towards France. The
Netherlands may soon again become the bat
ia ground of Europe.
We shall know. in due time whether the al
1ooed naval preparations by SPAN, and the
,soorlike movements % Sarta Anna, look to
,,ards hostties with the u. States. 1t is not
20 he credited that Spain can seek a collision
yi,h the U. States. aud thus ensure the loss of
CHA. But it is possible that. besides making
engagements for the defence of the island from
The fllibuslers, Spain may have put herself in
q nosilion to obtain troops from Mexico, and
oIso to cut off our commerce in the Gull, upon
the occurrence OF the next INVASION c or
Ball. Sun.
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and Tenn. Il q. Depot

by recent order OF the Board of Directors OF III,
Va y Tenn Rail Road Co. The Agent at each Depe
- held personally responsible for the freight on an,
Package which may pu.s OUT of hi. hands. unle. pr,
paid.
lhs therefore is Ia give notice to all persons ul
hip from Lynelburg, tbai no article of Merchants.
&C. can be forwarded by Rail Road until the fr, !. hl
'hme - paid, arrangements be made for the sane
tie other end the line. whore IL may be directed
ike manner Tonnage coming East must be cleared
paid tor before taken from the Depo'. IL is hoped
will ready acqnesce in labor.sa ing arrangenei
a' the Cash system. I. JELLIS, Ag't
June .l-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22

Mr. Hester, who was shot by Mr. Morrison
on Wednesday afternoon, was considered TO
be in slightly improved physical condition
last night, although there is still apprehension
of death from the wound which he on that &C
casion received. Yesterday morning Justices
Goddard and Dom again visited him and took
his statement ofihe affair under oath, his for
mer GA tn having been made without The sacred
obligation to tell the truth. But being warned
by the attending physician that he might not
live more than 90 minutes, "as dying man."
he at that time made his statement; although
the two narratives differ in some particulars
According TO the latest. he was struck at the
first fire; the second missed him, and the third
took effect on Mrs. Morrison, the pistol being
aimed directly al her. 1t was then snapped
at him, when he grappled with Mr.. Morrison,
and turned the direction of the weapon. He
does moi know whether Mr.. Morrison fired
through the window or not. With regard To
being discovered without his pantaloons, he
thinks he requested the first person no came
into The room Immediately after the shooting
TO loose them or take them off as they were
100 tight,feeIing asif he were dying-Rcpub-
HcOf Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22

SPRING NOT BtRIED.-The Philadelphia
Bulletin publishes two affidayits taken before
an alderman, to the effect that Springs coffin
had been opened and examined in compliance
with request from the sexton and coroner,
and that it contained nothing but log of wood
and some clothing. The solemn interment ola
log Of wood is rather comcal termination Of a
very tragical history.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22
AsHINGTON HOTEL

Z GTUN, VA.
VIE subscriber has taken charge of this old md We
II known Hotel, which opened o. the Isl day
April. Ills House is well fu nshed. and his table shn
he supplied with the best the country affords. His Barw
he furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable W,
he in charge of careful Ostler and will be liberal
supplied with provender III promises to spare no eo
To give entire satisfaction all who may favor him wi
call ind appeals TO generous public for pntronag
ap lS-d6c3m JOSEPH w MOORE /
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'rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


Neo Hampshire Democratic Coarentioa-Ar.
riodl of tkc HamJold and Niagara
CONCORD. " II June 81.
Edmund Burke publishes an explanatory
card ofthe resolutions offered by HIM in the
Democratic Convention of the State Of New
Hampshire. He denies any intention of al
lacking the Administration. but merely asserts
the rights of the Nationa! Democracy.
The New Hampshire Patriot, rcjoins fierce.
ly-assaillng Burke with most opprobius cpl
thets, aud as disappointed office seeker.
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CTAKTLING iTELLIGENCE from

~ THE ANrlPODES.-By the arrival of the Ia
cfc, bringi g the Hong Kong q azette Of April lst o
have INTEL gence from Shanghai tn 28th March Re-
ports pnradictory but it i. generally conceedc
that Shanghai fowls are looking mp md and Nanhin
pants Hght. In addition Ia these IN possess.
ion (by the steamer Roanoke and parisen and ning's
Express) of fresh supply OF Gon,lemen's summer
Clothing and furnishing Goods consisting of every yn'
ETY. of thin ats MARSH les and Linen Vests. Douhle
Breasted and Boot Pattern Ve.tsW White and Fancy Mar
settles Basket Drill Duck Linen, Crown Canvass and
Barathes Pants, &c. SHIRTS-15 dozen Shirts, ncw
style bosoms, excellent pattern and warranted to IT.
COLIARS.-20 dozen Sta lding and Byron ply Col
lars, Linen and Cotton Drawers Silk, Lsle and Cotton
u Ter Shirts Cravais, Socks and Gloves &c. jut
ceiyed and for sale by A. ). SHAFER Il 90.
10
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FITsM FITs !n Persons vino are la

RMSFITS! FITS! FITS ~ Persons who are la
1A boring under this distressing malady, will find
the Vegetable EiiTc pills to be the only remedy
discovered for curing Epilepsy, Falling Fits. These
ps possess specific action the system; and
although they prepared especially for the purpose
curing fits they will be found of especial benefit for all
persons afflicted with weak nerves, whose nervous
system has been Frustrated shattered from any
cause whatever In chronic complaints, diseases Of
long standing supernduced by nerveessness they are
exceedingly beneficial. Full directions accompany
each box. Price 50 per box, or for two boxes $5,-
Persons out of the city, enclosing remittance will have
the pills sent them through the mail, free of postoge
For sale by SETH HANCE, No. ios Balt,more ST.,
Baltimore, Md, to whom orders from all parts of the
Union must be addressed, post paid
jan 8wly
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New York, June 81.
CONCORD. " II Ju

The Humboldt from Havre with the latest
English dates. reports and advance of Cd to
Is on Flour Corn without change aud Wheat
edvanced I'd to 3D.
The Niagara is reported ut Halifax. No
newsyet.
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AcouIrTAL OF SAsscER.-The trial of w b.
Sasscer, for the murde. of Emcline Johnson,
by the administration of strychnine, was con-
cuded in the Criminal court Of Washington on
Friday. The jury rendered verdict Of not
guilty, and Sasscer was discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22
ORTANT ExPREss MOTTO

l. TO THE PUBLIC l-Be1oare of Imposition a
Humbag Monopoly We feel culled upon $ u sense
duty toward the public and ourselves to cauti
the numerous patrons and friends of Pdriseh a. KIM
Express hrouP hout Virginia, Youth Carolina and I,
ncssee against hand-bls und advertisements issued /
Il certain Express Company, long known to the mn
chunts Of the South especially Virginia and North G
elinn as the tdfig cr3ybuant and moBopOtsing Erpr
This fast EzprcSS wishes to in the public TINT H.
have effected arrangements fo ''erclnsipe cypress pr
eyes on Board the steamships Roanoke and jamestown
and thus lead the public suppose that other 81"
can run the ships. To settle this matter definite
aud put in its true light before the public. will on
say that we have been running Express
steamship Roanoke sinceher second trip, and wW
hnue do until she her last trp;and the II
instant will make our first Express shipment /
new and magnificent steamship Jamestown and viii
Expresses will always be directly under tho charge
special messengers
Freight and packages will le delivered with our II
al promptness and the same iom rates ms hercofo
which will be at least 4i per cent. below the saJay
| eEcluSiUe EXPRESS COMPANY, as they m
do large business and b" e paid, for the privilege
having small room board the ships for which ~ |
lsEN d. KING offered the of l$i7 000) fortyseN
| thousand dollars for a five years
We would agnin and lastly ,sate to the public and
patrons that interests are largely identified
the increasing enterprise of the South, and the gene
direction of the business under the personal super
tendence of one of the firm who permanently resides
Petersburg Va, call fora continuance OF that lib
patronage heretofore conferre on and general
port of the system Of economy punctualy and erPed
As first iht oduced by usand upon which mo5 dcp,
| being carried TO the letter.
PARISEN& KING
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The name Of the young man who was shot
by Morrison is Erasmus w. Hester, not w. IL.
Hester as heretofore stated.
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NTANTED-The subscriber wishes obtain
w the services ofa young man in hIs Drug Store
One Thoroughly acquainted with the business would be-
preferred. JOHN ii. SEAY, Drnggist.
May It's
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CENTRAL HOTEL. Lexington. VI.

~ The subscriber would inform his old friends
the public generally that he has completed and funs
ed the new ad ltion hs house aud is prepared
accommodate travellers and others in good style
any house in the valley. This house ia in the cent,
part OF the town. aud convenient all kinds Of bnsine
Ills table and bar always supplied with the very be
the markets can afford, and his stables under
Snperinendenec of one OF the best osters in the
by long experience in the business, and his well know
disposition to please he hopes share lbernl port
Of the patronage of the travelling public.
lie 9O-3m VIII LIAM McCAVI,
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PARISEN & KING
JAS II KING, . Barclay street. New York
WM. b. PARlSEN, Bolngbrook ST. Petersburg,

Entertaining n lively ofthe high moral tone,l
or and business capacities of Messrs. PAHtsEN & K
i, ce have been co INJECTED with the house would
specially urge upou my own personal friends mercha
and others ofths city, to continue the patronage her
fore SO lib, rally bestowed upon this Southern enerpr
which is in direct opposition lon monopoly an an an
sutton which has been pact ced upon them ~ long.
WM. l.. MAULE, Ag't, Peal ST
GEO. BAGBY, Ag't. Lynchbnr
-
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BLANKS! BLANKS!
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
CONSTABLES' Warrants,
~ Executions,
/" Delivery Bonds and NOTICES
mi xriI

DEWEY Bonds and NOtices
Indemnifying Bonds.
sHERIFFS, Delivery Bonds and Notices,
So Indemnifying Bonds.
Bills of Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And all the different BLANKS which found for sale, can
@ mad at the Vrgnan Office where there large and beau
iul supply just issued from the press.
The gentleman whom execution of this department Of
our business is entrusted has superior in the State and all
VINO may order work this establishment rest assured Of
speedy and faithful performance.
ourfaclities for Pamphlet, C ard, and II uie Work,
a complete which, with the large addition of Fancy Types anu
embellishments recently made Yrginan good job
'Ince as is to be found in interior.
ia 26-d&cifts TERRY SHIELDS.
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Is IRWW
Important and Cheering NewsiI
PARISEN & KINGS
STEA MSHIP xPRE S..

rgn ROANOKE JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED ExPEDI-
TION, &c. &c., &c.
fIfllE proprietor having male arrangements for
y the stil better dispatch Of their Express by the
Steamships " ROANOkE" md GAMES TO WN'
rom New York. they wish keep it before the public
that Parisen & Kings Popular Southern Ezppess 10 al
ways hand for the alion of their friends,
NJ the lowest rates aud unparalleled dispatoh.thsir
Express leaving New York. Is generally delivered al
mot every point of virg in 4s hours and throughout
Nor.h Carolina in SO hours. and at FORTY PER cEsT
oELowTHE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
PAHisEs a. kIso's facilities for the expeditions
Poriation ot Freight and Packages, bs beat By
any Express Company in Existence, and they defy any
competition, therefore. In the are 81 Ha.nhng Impo-
sition and Monopoly
tV BE sure to order your goods by Parisen & Kings
Express, No ,, barclay Street, New York
hest insured ,that all they promise they will faith
fully fulfil
PARISEN & KING, No 9. Barclay IT., NY,
and Bollingbrook a.. Petersburg, Va.
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AGENTS.

NofICE.-Express packages for Norfolk, Pc
tersburg Richmond and the Interior intended for ship
neht per steamers Roanoke or "Jamestown," will
hereafter he received by Messrs Parsen q King 2nd
Barclay st, New Yok who are the only authorized
Agents forward Express packages by those steam
ships. YiRaIsIA, N. CARoLIkA 81 TGssfssEE.
ie li-dta
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NEW GROCERY and Commissi
ORD. HEAVY STOCK Of Dry GOO

ORD. HEAVY STOCK Of Dry Goo
- JUNE 18th, I853.-Jno. J. Purvis' Ag't has
reached home from anot trip to buy goods and is
ceiving large supply of every description of nrio
known to the Dry Goods Trade.
Any persons doubling the cheapness of his Go
will please call and look for themselves.
p. S.-My system ofbusiness is to receive go
nearly every week in the year, and to sell for CASH
CASH ONLY JOHN J. PURVIS, MI
June l8-ifts
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GTRAYED from my Stable on Saturday the
~ 10th inst, Light Rom Moye. Ho particular
ks recoected-Her size is rather Of The poney
der, and of very light FORM &c. Any returning hen
me- orinforming Of her whereabouts. will be lib
erully rewarded. GEO. q. CURLE.
ADr 22-ts
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New YoRK MARKETS, June 81.
SOUTHERN FLOUR frmer sales-$5 10 5 Is.
WHEAT, firm or and slightly improved.
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FL
Sale.-The undersigned offers for sale the HO
d. Lol on 9TH street. present occupied by VIM
Blackford, Esq'r. The house is comparatively new
has or rooms, with all necessary out houses and
fine garden attached
Apply to the undersigned, to Mr.. D. I. O. Pet l.
Lynchburg AUSTIN NJ. TRlBLEl
June l-dAc2awts
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9.sss s.as. CARRIAGES, KoCKA-28SsslsY4

3es8E IVA rs, BUGGYS, WAGONS My
ac--Ihe Subscriber respectfully informs hfriends and
the public generally that his stock of Carriages Rocku
ways and Buggys is large and he is adding toll dali
ly-all ofls own manufacturing and warranted equal
any in the state, either for durability.
He has also good stock of Canyalls for and two
horses.
His stocl ofron axle wagons is very large, sever"
very superior roa wagons and four horse wagons and
alarge lot oftwo horse and one horse wagons.
Also large lot of Rail Road made, and making
npall sizes ofwagons carts &c.
+ eb 9.-d&c6mf JNO II. BAILEY.
| so lare below the franklin Hotel
Danvle Register publish one mouth (iD and send
account to this office.
Republican copy months, in
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I.udweIl II, Brown,

zoo KEWARD.-Ranawny from the sub
~ ~ eeriber about the LIST of March, NEGRO
WOMAN named Alley, about IS years of nge Of black
complexion mther the usual height, trim, active
md quick spoken. have think that she 10
Ia rking in the neghborhood Of Lynchburg.
will pay tho above reward of Twenty Dollars for her
delivery my house in Amherst county, 10 Saunders
e. Irby, in Lynchburg A. w WILLIAMS.
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