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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

TUNHE subscriber has taken the Powlatan House in
the city ofRichmond and is preparedto entertain in
the best members of the Legislature and the
yelling public generally.
Having thoroughly repaired andnewly and handsome
ly furnished this well known and popular hotel pleasant,
ly and conveniently located Broad and Governor
tho Capitol and City Hail. he feels assured that he
will be enabled to give satisfaction those who may IA
vour him with their patronage
no TT X. IT. DARRACOTT
NNTANTINGs, A SITUATION in any respectable
w business. AS employment is the chief object lib
era compensation only is required. The best References
can be given to qualifications.
jai9-3t ID. p. HOWLE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21

STATUAKK.
'&SHE largest co lection liz the world, comprising over
Il 600 Figures, designed to represent the lending
events in the Life ofhe Saviour from the annuncation to
the Virgin Mary to the Ascension of our Lord repre-
sented by 81 groups and occupying space 200 feet in
lcngth--each scene having appropriate RELIEF
PAINTING, executed by the celebrated Artist, L. c.
Bartholomew, Esq, which alone is worth the price of adj
mission. Now open at No 10 Main street, below the
City HOTEL lromlo O'Clock till 9 o'clock p NJ
Ey Admission 25 cts children under 10 years of age
half price.
70 Tickets for sale al all of the principal book Stores
in 2O-ts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21

RTlSTS,
176 Main Street up stairs
Opposite the Banks.
NTOULD respectfully call tbs attention of tho ct
w zens of Richmond to their Monochromatic Paint
ngs, which styles taught in few lessons, Also, thePen
aud Ink Drawing, and the art of taking miniatures with
the pen AS Buwer POLITICALLY writes
Beneath the rule of men entirely great
The pen is mighter than the sword'
The ladies' and gentlemen invited to call md visit
heir room, which, it is presumed, will amply repay a
visit ia l5-lm
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21
WHO have the so IND EXCLUSIVE agency OF Tie Soul
ern and Western country
MITCMEI.L'S EYE SALIVA,
A certain, safe and eT-ctna remedy for
sore. Weak and TnGnuned Ewes

The great advantages possessed by this article over
every other, is ITS cerany, safety, convenience land
economy All Physicians admit that great danger is
BIZ apprehended from drusglns the eye when in an in
famed and unhealthy In the of this salve this
objection entirely removed, and no harm possibly
result from its it being. in all eases applied TO the
convenience pain and danger which necessarily attends
the int oduclion OF any pung, article into the eye.
Its activity in subduns inflammation is great that but
few require the use IT more than one bolile TO
effect perfect cure One Physician remarked 10 us,
otter having Witnessed effects in several instances,
thatit "a perfect frekWer." We might multiply
why this saye should be preferred above every
thing else in The treatment OF diseases OF the eye but
prefer it sbouldsland ON its merits, All we
asks that its virtues be thoroughly tested and that the
directions be strictly followed.
Price IS per bottle with uldirecions for sale
by Druggists generally and TRY Throughout
the Ssuthern ane Western States. 10 5-6m*
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21
PETER TINSXEY,
de @2-lm No 23S Broad street
de ee-ln

4 AMEs "A. SMELL, agent tor M,lson SMELL has
a. taken the stand No. 30, West Main street lately
occupied by John A. Smell Co.. and has lust received
part, and by Wednesday next will have entire new
stock OF staple and Fancy Dry ioods and respect
iuiy soncts the patronage OF the friends OF tho late
firms OF Jno. A. Smell Co. Barnes < Smell and Hngb
Rilegh. ne II -"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21

TOBACCO We notice demand for old tli week,
at former Holders however, asking I'D
vance. No change in prices of new.
BARRsDALE i READ.
FLoUR-We continue to quote country superline at
s. 37taS5 So Occasionally straight brands of Scots
vile change hands at a fraction above these
WHEAr-We quote prime white at III lal20 cents
and red at ll2lal15 cents per bushel
CoRN-Sales making at 62la65 cents per bushel
PorAroEs-Suppy abundant and prices declining.
PLAsTER-Several ecent arrivals have caused de-
line in price.
Business active, money market easy and weather fine
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21
PETER TINSLEv
M Manufacturer and Dealer im Roofs and
Shoes,

PETER TINSLEN.
Manufacturer and Dealer in R0ots and
Shoes
No 1913 Broad street. Shockoe Hill
~slp Takes occasion to inform the public that ..
H&% he has now Ill store, and is prepared to r.
! Va. make to order ali descriptions of BOOTS,
SHOES, CATERS, &c. -
Being DESTROYS OF sutng all tastes the subscriber la
spared neither pains expense in procuring from the
Northern and Eastern manufacturers The best and most
tasty styles of goods Ladies and Misses NAV therefore
rely upon procuring at all times the best article made as
wen as the latest style demanded by the mandates of
fashion, Whilst he feels warranted in saving this how
ever he desires it to be distinctly understood that he al
ways keeps on hand full supply of less costly goods
which he prepared to sell as cheapy as he who sells
clesapest.
Gentlemen willlikewise find wol assorted stock of
Boots Caters and Shoes from which to choose either
for themselves their children or servants
And both ladies' and gentlemen who NAV desire n
home made ort'c informed that the subscriber il
prepared to manufacture any article the Boot and
Shoe line in the most faithful Misunderstanding in con.
nexion with his store shop well supplied with the finest
raw material, and employing hut the best workmsn
All, therefore, in want Unreasonable goods during the
Christmas holidays, as well hencefor,yard NAV con-
suit their own interests by calling on
PETER TINSLEY,
M Rroa
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21
CONGEEssTONAs. SUMMARY

WASHINGTON, January 20.
The Senate today ha, been mainly engaged in discus.
sing the bill to national railroad the Pac
fc.
In the House. the bill establish mint in the city of
New York has been again under consideration
BALTIMORE MARKETS, January 90
FLoUR-We note sales to day of $3.50 bills at IS l52
ass 25-Market closing firm the latter quotation.
GRAIN-Prces unehanged-market dull
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21

STRATTON's OFFICE, No. ) Nouih i,Ir
~ GtrceI.
Let all the world say what they can,
Fo selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware. No 4-Jan 3:
90 80 80 - SO 60 AZ 81 40 II
Half Nos II az CO. prize OF $780, sold mud paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware. extra, 5--Jau 6:
GA 90 30 l6 SIS % % 81 d r.
Ticket Nos p 80 49, another one sold and paid nv
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra, 9--.an Il.
AZ 60 80 76 SO II IL Is 81 As rs "A TO-
~ ~ f' sTRATroH.
Drawn Nos of Delaware No 12-Jan IA:
40 II 80 20 46 81 81 % 10 81 81
Whole Ticket Nos Il 40 co. another ono of 0OO sold
and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra 16-Jan 10:
25 6s 66 40 10 47 60 80 8 II AZ %.
Ticket Nos SO a. another sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, extra 49,
II 63 60 "a SO 65 81 So IL Of 76 So
Ticket Nos IL SO g. another sold and paid by
STKATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 14--Jan Il:
Al 63 AZ 81 SIS 80 6 12 SO 70 Is So
Ticket Nos 81 Al g. mother sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No l5-Jan 49,:
CT "a 40 26 II 60 80 .3 At 81.
Ticket Nos II 40, prize of 800 sold and paid by
STRArTON.
dawn Nos Delaware. No 16--Jan 10:
20 Al IS 81 SO 42 80 % 81 II 9 10 30.
Ticket Nos 80 81 IS, prize $50, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Delaware extra 16--January 20:
25 80 SO 46 "a So 40 81 "A 70.
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ID T. ID.

DIED,
On the 10Th instant. CORNELIA MOORE, daughter
of r. Barton and Oetayia Haxa aged eight years Her
funeral will take place this day IL O'Clock, from the
residence OF her parents aud their friends invited
to attend.
DROWN SUGAR.-200 bbls brown Sugar at a
Id low price, by
jazz DAVENPORT, ALLEN K co.
t1ORT WhNE.-20 quarter casks landing and for
II sale by
jazz DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il CO.
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FRIDAY-Deaware, No 1s-Captal $4,000. r8
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81.

Observation-Disclosures extra, No 19-Capital: S.
900. IS nos IL drawn. Ticketsl
SATURDAY-Delawar No A-Capital: S70.000.-
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $50.
Buyers referred to my list of prizes which ale
registered at the Office proof of what has been done
and every drawing continues to increase the number
sold and paid by me.
70 Orders for packages certificates sngl tick in
tho above schemes, and mall the lotteries promptly at
tended to, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orderst
de 20 NJ STRATTON Richmond Va
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21

Tickets $40, halves TO- quarters s.
Certificate Of package of Whoes $s60-shares in
proportion.
s. Orders for Tickets in the above or any of the
Maryland Lotteries sill be promptly attended to if adj
dressed to r. FRANCE & CO., Managers
Or G. w. PURCELL,
ja II Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-21

I1ckets > TO, hnlVes D, quartera , so
Certificate of package of Wholes $l3o-shares in
proportion.
Grand CapitaS3 5O0 90 of $780, s5 of 1900 e5 of $50
Susquehanna Lottery, class 8, to be drawn in Bat
more Jan. &c. rs nos 12 drawn.
prize Of So, 500 rs prizes of. ....S $50
20 do ......... $500 rs do ......... 3O5
IS do 1900 1874 do .......... $50
Tickets Sl0 halves 5, quarters So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

The LAST LEGISLATURE was the most un-
fortunate deliberative Body Of which we have
any recollection, unless il BIO the late Reform
Convention. IL received far more kicks and
curses than praise. from its worshipful mas
ter--the people; ii furnishek material for edi.
itorial philippines without number, or mercy;
it was gravely pettloned to resign; and now
the saddest blow ofall-we see that, away up
in the peaceful and democratic county of Taze.
well. il has been formally presented as "a nui-
sance !" by the Grand Jury for the county.
The presentment which bears date 18th day
of April rectes that the Jarcrs on their oath
do present The present or late Legislature of
the Commonwealth Of Virginia as public nui
sance" Tho charges arc stated in due form
and The names Of the panel subscribed, but
from feeling Of humanity, probably, for tho
unfortunate culprits-they say,they"do not OK.
pect any judicial investigation upon this sub
ject, but merely make tho prescntment for the
consideration of the people generally, that
they may apply an efficient remedy" We
hope they will do sound as the last Legisla-
ture was about two thirds de moor attic, we pro.
pose as a "renedy" the substitution ola wing
majority in the next. Will not Tazcwel Con-
tribute its part
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LyNcnBuRG. April %. 1853.

LyNCnBuRG, April 22. 1858.
To N. II. CAMPBELL, =. SEABURY, N. C..
MANSON, EsoRs.
DEAR SlRs:-I have received your letter OF
this date, apprisng me that. at meeting o,
Of tho Wings of Lynchburg,h held on Wcdnes
day night last, | was nominated as candidate
to representa- part.the county Of Campbellin
the next General Assembly of Virginia, and
requesting me to accept the nomination.
would do injustice to ny feelings, if |
were not to say that am profoundly sensible
of the honor thus Unexpectedly conferred up.
on me during my recent absence. can but
show my sense of the obligation by accepting
the nomination, and pledgng myself, if elected,
TO devote all my energies to advance the inter
ess of our City, County and State at large,
which in my humble judgment are Identical
It is proper to state, that. after l authorised an
announcement, some weeks ago, in the news
papers, that declined being candidate, not
supposing it possible | should receive the
nomination made business engagements of an
imperative character which will call me from
the Slate next week; and that shall not be a.
BILE, therefore, TO be present, as should wish,
at next Campbell Court. shall have to trust
therefore to my friends to represent me on that
occasion. and to explain to the voters of the
county the cause Of my absence.
have the honor to be your FREUD and
obt serv't
F. B. DEANE, JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
Board Of u ubIic Works

A very meagre Convention assembled in this
city yesterday to nominate democratic cand-
ate for the Board of Public Works. Not half
the counties in the district are represented, al.
though several are represented by alternates
Up to tho time Of our going to press last night
five or six ballo,inss had been gone through
with, but no nomination had been effected.
The most prominent candidates are Gen. Clay
of this county. Mr.. Daniel of Prince Geol ge,
and Mr.. Fournoy of Prince Edward. In our
next we will give some account of the pro.
ceedings of this not over august or harmoni
Gus body.
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correspondence.
LyNcnDURG, April %, 1853,

LyNonpURo, April p, 1883.
f. b. DEANE JR., ESQ.
DEAR SrR:-At meeting of the Wings o
this City.hcld on tho evening Of the goth inst.
to nominate a candidate for the next House
Delegates of Virginia. tho choice of the part,
fell upon yourself The undersigned wer'
thereupon appointed committee to make TIN
fact known to you, and to request you to &c
cept the nomination. They take great pleas
sure in performing the duty so assigned them,
and hope that it will be agreeable to you to
undertake the service to which you have been
thus called.
With sentiments of high regard and conf
dcnce, we remain very truly..& yours,
N. II. CAMPBELL.
p SEABURY.
n. c. MANSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

Anna has been able 10 preserve his lands
Those have never been ccssscated. The frs,
thing he did after landing At Vera Cruz.was to
visit his estate Al Jalapa. But. in another vi
client revolution. he might chance to lose his
lands, IL not his life There s ono thing GER
tain-that the government will insist upon hav-
ing the right of way across the Isthmus Of Te-
huantepec, for its own use and that ofits Cit.
gems"
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LyNoHBuRG, April 2lst,1s53

To r. b. Dcane. Jr. ,Esq'r.,
Dear Sir:-At public meeting held at the
Masonic Hall on Wednesday night last, you
the City of Lynchburg and County of Camp
"e' IN the next Legislature of Virginia. Be-
nos'ng 'h.s to be a most important crisis in
,he ana'rs OF our city, as we'll as the State at
is.se' and knowing the deep interest you have
l""ys manifested IN every thing that concern
i co ner welfare, we, your fellow citizens. of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
d" CURDSVILLE MILLS
DEREMPTORY SALE OFSyoC1. y

L LONGING 10 he Estate of a Deceased Per,on =
Will be sold to the highest bidder, OH Saturday 3o,L
inst, (AprI) in front of the Virginia and Farmer
Banks, Richmond, at ls o'clock, NJ, such portion a,
may then remain unsold Of
$2l 900 State per cent Stock, redeenaJle in 1850
Also, $4,000 in registered Bond of the CITY Of pa
tersburg, redeemabe in October, 1855 24 years m,
The purchaser in addition TO the price bit is tn pav
the interest accrued the said bonds from the carr
mencement Of the current nstament
By authority Of The Adminisrator.
JAS. BROWN, Jr., Stock Broker
ap 23-s&w Richmond Va
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whiy Meeting i'm Amherst

A meeting of the Wings Of Amherst was
held at the Court House on Monday the 18th
of April 1853; William Kent, Esq, was cal
led TO the chair and Thomas Whitehead APP.
pointed Secretary.
On motion of DR. David Pa,trson, who ex.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23


To John II. Tyrce,A. II. Armistcad, John M.
Warwick, Seth Halsey, M Langhorne Jr,
James l.. Clayton, Thomas P. Nash, w. p.
Si,son, Peter Dudley, Aug. Leftwich, and
others.
GENTLEMEN 1T is with no ordinary emotion
| have received your letter, of to'days date,
requesting me to accept the nomination as a
candidate to represent, in part, the county of
Campbell. in the next General Assembly of
Virginia, conferd upon me by an adjourned
meeting oflhe Wings of Lynchburg. held on
Wednesday night last This honor, as is
known 10 many ofyou. was entirely unexpec-
ed. Is not, on that account, the less agreeable
to my feelings on the contrary;it lays me under
the deeper obligation, in accepting (which
have just done in answer to letter from the
committee of the meeting of Wednesday even
ing-to devoteall my faculties to the promo.
ton of The best interests of our city, county and
State at large-interests which, sincerely
believe, are in no respect whatever antagonis,
tic.
| am truly grateful, gentlemen, for the kind
and hattering terms in which you allude to my
exertions in the cause of Internal Improve.
ment. know you greatly overrate whatever
| may have heretofore done. as wei! as my
ability to serve you in the councils Of the States.
have, in time past, been always sustain
ed by the cordial cooperation Of community
as enterprising ntelligent and energetic as any
to be found in the State or the Union. If
elected. shall still rely with entire confidence
on their support.
| have the honor to be your friend
and fellow citizen T. B. DEANE, Jr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

JEFFERSON County .-Chas. w. Button
and Jas ID. Gibson have been nominated by
the Wing party Of Jefferson as candidates to
represent that county in the mex, General As
sembly Of Virginia. Jefferson has always been
one Of the most decided Wing counties in the
State, but. like Bedford. owing TO discussions
resulting from Conscious strength, she was
misreprcsentod by democrats in the last Leg
stature. Messrs. Button Il Gibson are zeal.
Gus. popular and efficient Wings, and there is
no doub, they will be returned at the ensu.
ing election by triumphant majority.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
LADIES e. CHILDRENS SHOE
DRESS and MantilIa Trim innings =

II Just opened very handsome assortaent of Gauze
Broched trimmings Wide Crimped Silk Fringes, DC.
At reduced prices. D. T. c. PETERS.
April 23rd--ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
MANUFACTURING Mills For Sal.

VI In pursuance of decree oil The Circuit Gnu, r
Buckingham, pronounced the 18th day of Al
49, in the John J. Phaup and Others p, n ~
Ganawuy and Others, i shal on Wednesday The 2stb
day Of May next sell ut public auction on the prer
scs the
CURDSVILLE MILLS"
and Tract of Land on which the snrae are situotoJ
mining abont SEVENTY ACRES. these Min, Gun
situated on Willis River the town of CurGsvIl
the esuny Of Baekngh hum, and have all the Necessary
There are thee pair of burrs, rubbers. and Corn Man
The house is very large built of brick md four ,
high The river il Manageable the mill and IN. ,'
rounding country affords a large supply of Wheat
TERMS "A credit of one, Two and three vo,r. ,
equal instruments the purchaser giving bonds with gooI
personal security, ard the title retained until the ro
ment of all of the purchase oney. F'''
MP 23-coawtds ALEX. MOSELEY o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

ing the future interests of our city.
With the highest regard,
Your Fellow-cilizens.
II Tyrec. - Jas Mcdonald,
A I'll Armistead. Geo Curle,
J NJ Warwick. w fancey'
Seth Ualsee, John A Tanner.
NJ Langhorne, Jr. Cobbs,
J l. Claytor, ID Rodcs.
Thos p Nash, S w Younger.
w p Sisson, IT Smith.
Peter Dudley. Jno NJ Otey.
Aug Leiiwich, John u. Meem'
Jno c Shields, Henry Davis,
Saml Poindexter, Jr., J Irby,
Chris Winfree, Thos L Johnson.
WIN T Smith, Jno B Lee,
Henry f Haynes, G w Rookie.
WIN Crumpton, w II Mosby.
jas PayLe, Geo ID Davis,
Pleasant Preston, Jno w Holt. Jr,
Jno Clark, Thos billiard.
John Oyler, Jno Ward, Jr.
+. II. Hancock. NJ c Newhall,
sam Tyrce, Jno Wyatt,
rhos w Johns, N r Hobson,
WIN II Langhorne. A Winston,
A ID Read, Ed Folkes,
w X Ganaway, Vim Bobbitt,
Wm L Anderson, Chas S Mckinney,
VIM X Holcombe, A I Snider,
WIN ID II Tyree. II Lewis,
ID 7 C Peters, A c Lewis,
Echols, Benz e Scruggs.
L d Jennings, Henry LDuffel.
Edwin Matthew'S, A Cochran.
J A Hopkins, James Ewart,
II q TompKns, Peter + Gibbs,
Wm w Norvell. A l. Wyllie,
Il Akers, p Dillard.
b II Lewis, Vim I Dillard
II w Wilson, james Stuar.,
Jno II Bailey, Wiley Campbell,
John T Murrill, Ro Cawthon,
S Miller, w o Owen.
S Whitehead, John Mckinney,
Nj Cary Nelson. Daniel Hunt,
] c Baldwin, Il II Garrett.
7 |. Tinsley, VIM Yancey,
J J Lavender w w Asher,
N b Thurman, Jas Coleman,
Jehu Williams. John Fariss,
James Dinwiddie. f Monroe,
A L Sutphn, Vim E Holley,
VIM S NORRIS, Jack Harvey,
p Seabury, Ammon Brown,
Robert A Williams. Robt innings,
James Scott, Ro S Payne,
Henry | Brown, Daniel Langho rne,
Thos Wilkinson, M l. Hobson,
Robt II Bell, S. T. Peters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23
Miniature Almanac,

M % CABELL Il Co., HAVING A
~ steam Saw Mill near the Canal, with an abun
"ant supply OF Timber, prepared fill promptly any
orders they may receive. Having Boats of their own
they will deliver Lumber ordered Of them ut any pon,
IN the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co.
an 27-d4c3taw,s
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MOSES LACY.
JOHN p. TERRY.

LACY d TERRY,
GROCERS,
Forwarding d Commission Agents,
ON THE BASIN, LYNcHBuRG, VA,
NJ ILL give particular attention to Receiving and
w Forwarding Goods--Also, to the sale of all kinds
OF Produce Liberal advances consignments in hand
Only one Commission charged and no postage
N. B.-John F. Terry will devote his time during The
forwarding season to the delivery of go DDS consigned to
hem for shipment through by Rail Road, to wagons
Salem Fayette and other Depots as completed.
REFERENCES
VIM. Spler,
G. sI sssy: : as1s', w,'A.,i''.,
T. p. Hoofnagle, Abingdon.
Col. A. ipp, Salem.
Aprill-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

IyHIS morning at 10 o'clock | will proceed IN ALL
L without purcell Of Tobacco FACTORY 81
tnres belong ng gentleman retiring from lu.na..
Also, 10000 good medium quality Segar-
Also, small parcle Of HOUSEHOLDS Furniture
Also 2 good young Harness and Saddle hor.e.
Anrii 03-1t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

LNOR HIRE.-A woman 10 yeprs of age an nc
compished House Servant and Scam stress ; or the
remainder Of the year.
Terms-Liberal q secure good Home
Also, Middle aged man who can come highly
commended Apply to,
w. Fl MOSEBY,
customer and Com. Merchant
April 23-2t
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April 22nd, 1853.
W. II. MOSBY,
General AuctiOneer & Comm iSsiOn
M f. r T. IT NJ II

WI Il X Z II N /
Corner Of Moia g. Market Stress
GIVES his undivided attention to the sale of Real
~ Estate Negroes, Horses, and every description of
merchandise His charges are moderate g. sales cashed
when preferred. w H. NOSBY.
April 23-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

X 80 THE REv. Mr.. HANSON will preach Mt St.
Paus Church in this city on SUNDAY n..t
%4th inst.' at ii O'Clock A. NJ. [ap % ts1
..z.-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-23

both political parties, most earnestly desire
that you will accept the nomination.
In making this request we are not onl ac-
IN sted by desire to manifest our gratitude Tor
services heretofore rendered To our city by
your labors in the cause Of Internal Improve
ment. but are sensible. also. that. in securing
you as our representative. We shall be consult
ing the future interests of our city.
With III. h,obest regard