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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

TTNHE YOUNG LADY THAT MADE AN APPOINTMENT
i with her friend Friday evening, viii obige him
much by appointing place and time where an interview
can be had Address I. II. j. Howard Hotel
HENRY REMUS, FROM sITSCHWEIILER (HAUTE
Alsace department du haut Rhn) wishes TO receive
from his brother, Michael Remus. Direction Mr. T.
Atari 81 Rose street, New York
VTTANTED-IF A GENTLEMAN BY THE NAME OF ).
w Jackson who was passenger on the Pacific whici
arrived in this city January would please call leave
his address, at 205 Broadway 164 West Twenty first
street, he will confer great favor to the party.
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TIC BIhCK or BTOWh Imphfted 10 TIC TTnIr
by Cristadoros Liquid Hair Dye is natures own The
keenest eye cannot distinguish it from the hue bestowed
by the Creator The operation 10 in five Minutes
Sold and applied at CRIsTADORos No. Astor House;
also to be had Of the principal druggists in the city.
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LIME YOIING LADY WHO on TRInAY LAST. AROr

HALF PRICE EXCURSION T1CKETS-TO AND FROM
Woodville Tuesday, 1lth January 1858, by Long
Island Railroad at IL O'Clock said day (twenty cents
and back for those who wish to view the property
advertised at length in the Express and Evening Post.
To be sold Wednesday by Anthony J. Blocker the
Merchant Exchange January Il 1853 The cars return
from Woodve ut so and a. 70 T. NJ, on said day
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Members for 1850 in italics for 1851, with asterisks
before their for 1852 with asterisks after their
names: from Sncoud ward rnoe 1861, from Fifth ward
roso.
The election for Chairman then took place, which
man Of the Committee for the ensuing year.
The election for Vice Chairman then took place,
and James Dewey, Of the Thirteenth ward, was
chosen first Vice Chairman, and Samuel W. johnson,
Of the Fifteenth ward, second Vice Chairman.
Peter V. Hustled, of the Eleventh ward and A.
W. Smith, of the Twentieth ward, were elected
Secretaries, and Jacob E. Howard, who has been
member of the Committee for several years, was
unanimously elected Treasurer.
The business having been completed, the Com
mittee adjourned to the first Friday in February.
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the Seninoles and CreekA he latter are not
more astute or courageous than the tribes which
INHABITED the borders Of Lakes Michigan and
Huron. in 1915; their numbers are insignificant.
and their disorganization complete. Nothing
but the vacillating course Of our government
the blind qualification Of the appeals Of morbid
sentimentality. at the cost of the prosperity Of
magnificent State. and the lives Of many brave
men-could have enabled the five hundred Sc
minole warriors to hold at bay the whole force
Of the United States for nearly twenty years.
A few months hence the campaign will, per-
haps. have terminated. Billy Bowlegs. when
further resistance is impossible will surrender
with the honors of war" and will pledge his
faith lproh pudor y to emigrate to the far Dor
ders Of the Mississippi. General Blake will
withdraw his sickly troops to garrison, and many
young volunteer will carry home to his pa
rents the seeds of fatal disease. contracted in
the swamps and marshes of Lake Eustic. While
yet the print Of their horses hoofs is fresh in the
soil. new descent on some unsuspecting settle
ment will prove that the Seminole chiefs are
not unfathful to their reputation. and that mer-
cy to such foes as these is barbarity to our
countrymen We forbear to continue To call
for blood is ever an unfaithful task; but those
who have the conduct Of the war in Florida
must recollect that from the moment the power
of crushing this tribe Of miscreants is placed in
their hands. to spare them is to assume the en-
tire responsibility of their future behavior.
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CITY Politics.

YOUNG MEMS WING GENERAL COMMITTEE.
This committee met on Friday evening, at the Broad
way House, the purpose Of organization. James NJ
Prickney, Of the Eighteenth ward was chosen Chair
man, and p c. Van Wyck, of the Sixth ward, and
E. p Barrow, Of the Seventh ward, as Secretaries on
the occasion. The wards were called upon for Gre
dentals, whereupon two sets of delegates from the
Twentieth ward were offered After some discussion,
and hearing the statements on both sides, the one
headed Warren Smith was admitted.
Annexed is a correct list of the Committee =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
L,MMET NJ. B. 4 B. soCIETY.-THE MEMBERS OF
IL the above society requested to meet at Mont
gomery Hall 76 Prince street this day the 9th inst
at half past O'Clock NJ to pay the last tribute ol
EDWARD BUTLER, President.
j. J. GRACE, Recording Secretary
GRAND TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATION AT METRO.
VI poitan Hall, Monday evening Jan. 10. John B.
Cough will deliver an address. Hon James Harper will
ance, and perform several favore pieces Admission Is
cents. Doors open at 6k O'Clock. Commence at ia
O'Clock.
KIOTCE-THE STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETING
IN for the choice of officers &C. in the " Railroad Car
ventilang Company" for the ensuing year. will be held
at the Office Of the company, 146 Broadway Monday.
January H. Polls open at three and close at four
p. n. Per order. II. j. HALE Secretary.
ORGANISATIONS. THOSE IN WANT OF THE SERVICES
Of French translator have their work executed
ton ut this Office TRANSACTIONS for the press and for
riodical prepared at the shortest notice large dis
count allowed voluminous matter, while particular
attention is bestowed the rendition of scientific works
V'HE YOUNG LADY WHO, ON FRIDAY LAST, ABOUT
i four O'clock called to Doctor Lutener MT his
Eye and Far Inrmary 30 Prince street. Broadway
and who informed that the Doctor had left for that
day. is desired to call Immediately, send her address,
the description given OF her by the person IN atten
convnces the Doctor that she is lady he has long
been anxously expecting to Address DR.. Lutener,
so Prince street
HALF PRICE EXCURSION T1CKETS-T0 AND FROM
Il Woodvle Tuesday, 11th January, 1858, by Long
Island Railroad Mt IL O'Clock said day (twenty
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to contend against. Time after time have their
warriors fed from the presence Of our troops
or sought, under covert of a perfidious treaty, a
temporary impunity for their crimes, and truce
to the persecution they so richly deserve.
Neither kindness nor ftful severity have
availed US anything; the first was met by un-
blusbing ingratitude, the latter by a rancorous
surrender We have been taught-Heaven
knows at what cost that nothing but the
total extirpation Of the vermin, or at least their
transportation into territory where their dam
gerous propensities may he safely INDUCED
against the brute creation, will secure to our
fellow citizens in Florida that peace and tran
guilty which are enjoyed by the inhabitants of
their sister States.
This fact was well known to General Cass
the only statesman, perhaps, in this country
who thoroughly understands the Indian charac-
ter When he settled our Northwestern boun-
darics with the Michigan and other Indians on
the borders Of the lakes, lie knew that so long
a. the savage tribes continued to dwell in the
vicinity Of the whites nothing but the certainty
Of a terrible punishment would restrain them
from plumber and murderous forays. Though
not endowed with an equal share Of manly
courage to the whites their recklcssness Of life
is much greater; and when excited, either by
hope or booty, thirst Of blood, or mere alcoholic
stimulants, they are, perhaps, more formidable
foes than we have ever encountered. General
Cass invariably ccntrived to induce the various
tribes with which he executed treaties ~ emf
crate to the deserts Of the West; and where any
signs of reluctance to fuldl their conventions
was apparent he was not slow to prove to them
that the United States was prepesed to enforce
strict adherence TO treaty stipulations. at what
ever cost. This policy. rigidly carried out has
secured 10 the settlers in the West millions ot
acres Of fertile land, which they can cultivate
in perfect security.
similar policy, enforced by man Of not
less energy and stern resolution than General
Cess. would long ago have delivered ne from
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IND Al - 80, /, -
'"rokTANT DISCOVERY!!
~, RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES

IS % We rs! PInMoNIc WATERS are m c.,l,, l.,
Sore rhfa, ,, " Joush'' Cold. Asthma. Br onoh,,,
Nots"z ''sh and 54,'Hse. Of The Lung, III az Inv.
no 'a'te n medicine WI ny child Will ,els ,L.a
thousand have hee'i ter Ell to hriiih ti,t Ind le
"esl'"'a' Testimony ven N Ldn,reds of ca., :.
sinei dose relieves IL n NINurEs.
ASH Ion byan's Pulm &c Aaiers-the ori-isa | AID
only genuine i snmped ryan' Spufious kp, /. n,o
"ue'ed Tor sn'. Twenty fl cent- box Sold hy Ar4-
sfs gcn'RIiy BRYAN \ 90. Rp,be. ter \ ! Pm
nllri,ts W halesale by ]. u WOOD Richmond E II
nobEhiSpN NGo. Peters 'arfi J. II rATTER son
N'e.' " hreling, aud u. II IL Wan. Lynebbufr
ih.u3n{f
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LA lIkBANkS
ROLLINS

,. -, ROLLINS
~ OFFER FOR SALE
oo,al. j." X. nm n. O. sngs''
70 Bo o, and Ibis. s"d"e 20
10 hhd., L x aud Cuba Va ''s'es'
10 bhls. q. do
lno bass RI anl on,ira e olee.
40 Superior Old Jaw dn
Case Extta Fine Ouu-pnWdrr Tea,
$50 Sachs Fine aud q. A. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop DO
| do Blistrrcd Steel,
5000 lbs Sbenrnnd Cart Steel
Tons Cnsiinr,
SOC Kegs Nails, , To 60 DIV,
10 do Wrought Nails.
so Grind.stones.
60 Boxes Hulk Sous Candies,
40 Boxes Adnmantine do
90 do Sperm do
200 Sidee Sole LcpthcI
50 Bnth npper do
do doz Calf skins,
% do Pink Lining Skins
= halcs Shoe Thread,
10, 900 lbs Cotton 1orn, Ms tol-
; bulcs wrapping Twina,
do Candle wick
3 do Cotton Bata
Also. Scythc and Mcwng Blades and Snnths Wrnp-
ping Writing AID Letter Paper fepper.Sriec. Giuscr,
Nulmrss, Cloves, Mace md Oiunnnnn Bed Cnrds and
Plough Lines Tanner Oh; No Mnckcrcl Hcrings
< Sind. ma lI--rsl
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w NJ. IL. NlOSRY.

GIVES his prompt and indivdua! attention 10 the
VI sale of Negroes, Real Estate ,Stocks, Hoise' and
syery description Of Merchandise. lie ahrters himself
mat persons visiting the city with negroes aud horses
will fad it to heir give him cali, his
tience in these branches of his business and his
ton communication with the other mnkets furn -hes
him great facilities.
His eharges are moderate and sales cashed,
1o.I,, " H. MOSBY.
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Greene L Heath,
COW OMISSIONS MERCH ANTS.
SAN FRAN CISCo
.Isfnrniu

PARTICULAR arrtNTfos PAID sALEs 90 TOBACCO.
hbf EtENCES "A. q A. LaNrraee a. Co.. Bos.
sohi aHon faxson, New-fofs Patesnn. Adams Il
Co, New York Co ltncy, Gushing \ Co. Baltimore
pavonpnrt Allrn & Co, Richmond. Edmond DnYep
port Gu Riehmo,d McCokle 4 J ne. Mcdaniel
hurt Frcstn, Miller& Grenshaw, Lya,hbnrr. Va.
oct 3 dlmcGn
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RICHMOND, November D.
so.TTVu-sIDE RAILROAD.


1, ii czs /. . ss.,....ii
---I->Ia-g TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
p.,a,sl,,rc every day. Sunday expected
I3' :, al arrives ut BurkcSillc, III the III
Nv" ~, Ki,l,mond and Danvillc knil-h"ad
." " r,nneciing 10y that Road with MesEfs'
A S,nge Lie for Charlotte Court House
4 court House, Dmviilc and ofeeh>o'r'' -
Y =,f,o,t Rice's Station n 1923 A. NJ cohi'I'.'E
4 nh Messrs. tlngg, Chdwei " W
lille nd Lynrhburg.
M ~ ,,,, ,,ain leaves Rices Station.a a. p NJ,
rnl"t e at "a. p. m. arriving ~ petersburg
uIheVi" ms e..ng North or South. connecting
/ NJ The u" Friday with the APPROXIMATION hahi'
Tuesday d nd stea n,hips Roanoke aud lnme'-
.Wfb the ,P'1 shich leave City Point at ,'P NJ
|ior Wednesday VIII steamships Tor "'""''P'''D
FEY - yuy Point at me sum pou,. ,,r, tho over
'.er. prclrrring 10 zen 1''a NH nj al A Nj.
s'' ,ht morning lam N9''r =" :" ~ pai,i.
eau TAKE 'ne NO." ala Pc nt Norfolk and baitl-
ames kiY'f D'a's 10. e c. he South, at y o'clock
h.y. bcep mnfe by Win III through ,l.o tex K,
.,,s,n the following points ma>
,qnexed iates: - H., 1elI in
,feen hours, $500 - S,t,bu r
zen Peers'urg and tle sweet ou'r" 9 OF
mn. through in two days -
F'"s psfersbnrg and " hite Sulphur Springs "a ~
,a,.h in two dnys,..-------. -
''"a' pa'arsburg Dunviiie through in TWEEN o az
r,,r hnurs......
yeen Petersburg 9'ee"s'or'' ~ 10 OF
Two days, .-..-.--. .-=--. - l.,,,,b
.aso Petersburg and Salisbury. n C''thr'us" - M
two days. 49, c5a.I,,te $lS o.
W." -, rain itnvcs the Petersburg Depot ever
req IRE. Wednesday and Friday morning at d, A Mn
na's ,,,, sa,ne day. Any person wishing to see U
Il eight can obtain freight by calling n2o
Aeent al tue Petersburg Depot
cv3t
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JNO. O. TAYLOR.

nAs D!-Aa win, want AXES Of The -o-l
,t.',o '''e should he parcnlar 10 notrr
rue t'pfst" o'i' - Vnfions rouhterfrit- mud ii
ton. stamped o"ia, md alcd mif Ike as ,. i,ia
",e lop"e''ty sold IN sone par. at The United S,n,e.
II. our manufacture rbty nte nude in dif.rer, NM.
y, Tue country by 'afios asc makers aud are genera n
ot very inirrot quality. Tho pcnnin, q liz
'se acquired such an Offensive reputation mr., iny,,i
MIN stamped Cbllins ~ Co. Hartford " and .neI
aNe nus IrlnieI label with my .ienalure II !. nnw
,i - - nH'ts slnre W commenced the bi.i.
ness WIN The stump of collins & Co. uardr,rd mad
90 MOI know oi amy dthrr aac.makrr b, tb, nam, nc
Collins II The United States. ~ eoIIiNs W
hnr N. L. '''''''
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.

Port Walthall Line
1--WE beautiful aud blvurilc stoumblnte t>-r"@ -
L AUGUSTA, uedel he command Of Sr-~.>Ssess y
Capt Vim. G. Smith. lsn hong aud tayoiaby known 10
tue travelling community ON the Potomac aud Jam
River) hns resumed her place on tho line via r.
thall, after having been ar mghy rrbuilt
in the elegant II, lo, and furnish III Nal-
LIE Pre4eryers, Force Pun, ard fitted out
rcnuired hV Act OF CO., ',;,L lie noata
oneor.. -, and all the n, pnnces
The Car e'esS 10 secure the safety 1t russ.
leave
running II ca,neNion with the Augusta viii
ne Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on every Mon.
"eN' "ednesdnyana friday MORN l,at Ga &c ock NJ
Persons arfl'ing in Richmond, by the Packet Boas
''' W p"t a rev Steps 10 wink Ia the Cars.
"e'u'alng.tle Augusta will lenvc Norfolk the uer-
ate day 5, viz Tuesdays, Thursday und Saturdays
, u clock AN.
Fare between Richmond aud Norfolk < e.,....-. 81 90
lar" brtwero Richmond Gokes, RINGS Mill and
Grove Wharf, - =. $500. ......... 80
Children over three yenrs and over twelve
years of age, half price.
'''"'S'a'h ...--.---- w ~
servants, through, 30
Servants To any point Il riyer,............ 90
Meal, -. -. ........- 90 IS
nov d6cts THOS. DODAMEAD, Supf
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|; 0EEER FOR SALE, AS TIE AGEN...

Of james NJ. Van Hose. tractof Land situated an
Snck Creek in the county Of Campbell, about 10 miles
South Eust from the Court House, containing between
900 and 700 ACRES. THIS Farm is situated in the
finest Tobacco region of the State The cleared Land
modnces we'll Wheat, Corn, Oats and Tobacco, and ID
asily .,sr,ptibe of a high state Of Improvement.
nrsf pprfion Of it is in wood, and finely mbered, and
when cleared produces Tobacco of the finest quality
better opportunity is seldom offered for AN adyanta
ceous investment Application may be made eithe- tn
lanes NJ Cobbs I.ynchbnrg to John Alexander the
undersigned at Campbell Court House.
nov lS-lv hDW In fA1h.
ThrC charlottesville Advocate and Riclm md Exami
uerconv Is and forward their accounts Ibis Office.
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An Immense Coal Field in Market.

TTNHE undersigned hus leased for fifteen years Coal
L field on New Rive, Montgomery County, within
six or seven miles of The Dept OF the Virginia and
Ts1ne>.ee Rail rnad River.
Surhfs the b1nndess quantity and superiority OF this
Coal, that the designed is induced, from lis grea
yane and ultimate prohtablencss u invite attention to-
ward. for the pu ;ose of procuring additional aid in
it, management II will dspasn of his interest alto
eetIer or ma such arrangements as may be accepia-
tIe To any who he anxious toengage IN the en-
lerprize His lease fifteen years with thu undisPu
table right way the lands, Use ol Timber. &c
And the privilege secured alter the fifteen years ex-
rire of removing all the Coal which may he raised IN
that time
The proximity of this magnificent mine of wealth to
tie great improvement of the Sfne, and being exactly
the line # the branch Rai-Rnnd. down New Riv.r,
are considerations which make it OF great value at
dis.not lay.
The liberal policy whcI, the Virginia and Tennessee
RhI-Rnad Company pursuing-by running out arms
tor the development OF the gteat mineral resources q"
the South VESTS mother consideration Which Will en-
lance he value Of the coa-bedl desire to hrlng in
the market
All communications the subject viii receive prompt
attention aad every facility ia making pers onal obsersa
lions, afforded lay the subscribrr.
haze appo; ntei Jno. b. Lee, ESQ, of l. nchburg
my agent receive communications and enter INTO ne
gptatons concerning future operation in this enterprise
Either Nj Lee myself will respond promptly to all
communications
My dress is Blacksbur Montgomery County, Va
28-G8.2mf ISRAEL PRICE.
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slnfasling Likeness
6. w. MGNNIS,
n. TANNER,

Practical Dagnereotypists
~ Galleries, Main ST. two pors from Brlgc ST,
Lynchburg-sy ST., Petersburg, md III Muir
ST Richmond Va. ort IgIs1
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.tAI,E. OF Ill.,

- mg real property belonging
:, :, be old A. niblic auction. on the premises,
-. ~ or,,,l,yr 1858. to-wit, The HOUSE d IN
tOT me-, R,., hliran Snring, in the occupancy III,
- 5ln : u.at-A l.o the 1OBAcCO FACT0hf
~ IT. Alley, ia tie ofeaiRHrY at Cheiness ma ha"'
,.r Terms made krosn ut h. salr
A. rOMPkGNS Cssh'r.
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PoSTPoNEMENT.


Tie above sa tas heea postponed onl W r =,
,.xt. 9th trst ut II o'eluck. A. TuMPkiNS. eashf
NM ~ ~ w H. Mnshy Aaa
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE oboye sale has been postponed 10 Monday lha
ol.t November when it will take place at Amhers' u
H. tlal being Court day.
IL lltnN
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NOTECE-The subscriberactng under a decree,
Of the Circuit Court of Halifax County. rendered
in the case of the Bank Of Virgn against Bark sdn'
and others will offer for sale at public auction at in
i,nx Court House on Monday the 2Sfh November 1913
,ba, being Court dav, all the REAL ESTATE conveyed
R V B,rksdole and the undersigned as Trustee by
Arni.tend Barksdae, Sr., deed in deed dated I'm
MI I3ll of record IN the County { ,nr OF HaliinN
Thee LanIs consist Of the trnc on which A BafkS-
d,o s resided AT the time of hi. death, and OF tract
containing about r~
sym 500 ACRES. CD
sf1& ON Sandy Crerh, hnd at the SANDY 're'N
NI1., Di,tilery &c Itis deemed unnecessary 10 give
,ny further description Of said lands as It Is presumed
,,,ycbaser. will examine for themselves.
r rk.eiae Jr., who lives at A. Barksdnl"s former
residence. will show the property to those persons lie
string Ia purchase. .,
TFRMS:-A credit of six twelve md eight er
n,ls from the dry Of sale in equaI insalmeh,s' Puf
ter irving bonds with approved security and tue IT,
M tbe uud retained till the whole OF the purchase
money be paid , ,,,,..,.,,,,. &
,ta same dec ac, Negro Woman slave and her SIX
,Iirlren will be sold for cash.
o" JOHN VI. OTEf,
,,ooy S. ecin Commissioner.
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\ Es HOa> WANIED-In. ..,,.c,,,.-,
- '"n''hues ~ market Tor NEGROES of hath a..
"''"'fh the agrs nf 10 aud 30 Year,. inclodine A.
'nano' shth as blaeksmirs mud Gn~prn,er. a' We we,
neuI . ".''s, market prices In ca,li Hla Office Ia
medn,.p ''''h building an III Lynch street i'm
, 49, ', trnr Of the Fnmeis' Bans uL,,. L
onr li"f'ng erected buildings win TIM, yieng
~, ~, ,'s 'e - lsyachbnre fpr sale or othe, 10
i,''''''' i''in7 and keep them NJ secure n, wise
were pinsgl IN The mil ot the Corpom,ion. II they
D,s,l,., ,,...,....-. SETH WooGRooF.
IS TIA. 1aie1'i' $500 M sAsN msLL ..,o,,..-
"ael quarry al The hnsa Ma6n,ain MN ION eir le
~ M o'oevs - -. - very s"a ~ nii'ys TN! H.
reputation ui thee snnos widely kLo W. bn, II
hnlltnnd gishr ns ,Hcreased facilities Ia .ilnr order.
Ne tpye ND npted Mcdaniel. Hurt X II esron and I,.
4 Johnson Lyaeihurr agents Tor ne sale of u -,
wbn will rsssisa aud have thol fulfilled M III,
slartrst uo'iee.
Our Address, Blaehsburg, Montgomery county yn
ISRAEL fRiCE 4 Co
Je.oes NJ, williams. Dunvillc, Va. Rcynolds 4 On
i.eai ai,". N. C. ate also auragenls. l.P.SCe
Feb li.ds It's
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sOuTnERN S;ENTLEMAN Of e

a nerence, vino can comic well Tecommendcdt IS Ie'
,i,ols Of obtaining situation in Academy high
s,ica school for the year He would be pleased To
ret a situption which promises permanency.
Address the Vireinia1 office oct % dIcts
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Grocery, Commission ~ Forwarding
M 81 E%S


nleats for SHIPPING <, FORWARDING Goods mud
fodure nnd from this pnce. he will be found rrniy
all times accommodate those who nny favor him
with their pntronngr. Ills store will all times be
E.und supplied with every article suitable to the
ui his customers.
Persons ion warding by this line viii end IL much IL
ir advantages he will Mt all time, insure the erent
dispatch hnyne Linz Of Battean1 from This point
RAINING up the river uso, direct line of Freight Boats
between Buchanan, 1.ynehburg and Richmond all
which under The snprrntendnnce Of experienced
and worthy managers, thereby rendering ii the
fest and most eNpcditous line centrring this pl
lH'Ihe subscriber wi also purchase nil kinds oil
Produce brought his mnrke; giving ut nil times
The best market price either ensh ~ Barter
w. A. WHITE,
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,are. to order HATS oil tue 'S'.' . 'Ye't9epf.
hy.
cali store next TO- y below Mess. e .oieit
Cnrland's Auction room whore Wa will IS mosby and
,rtions tn please, ,an use our best eS-
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-07
ACCOMMODATIONS ,nDING-
Two THE PEOPLE OF Lynchnmrg.-

Two THE PEOPLE of Lynch1urg.-
L ADAMS Il cos. Expresses of'' putin Certain
nnd Cheap facilities r obtaining goods of all dcscrp-
lions from al pnrts Of the Quilted Suites.
We hive secured Spccia Express Privileges the
swift and sure jamestown and Roonoke Saving
New YORK; "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving in Rich.
inond Friday and M"ndny of eneh week. By this limo
are prepared Iorwstd goods OF all descriptions ut
very low rules. Our Express leaves Richmond duly
per Edmund aud Davenp,r's line ri Packets.
Goods delivered Free IF PoreroRe
Our inlund press per Grent u. Mail Lie, CO u
lies as heretofore, 10 arrive in Richmond Teice d.
The we-known character of nurse for resp,. ~
blty and attention the interests Of customers
warrants in saying that shippers will find TO their
interest To order their Goods through dda1as g. 10.
E1prcss." ADAMS co,
per I'm. II. Nosby. Agent,
iy 2Giflts L9nchbure, Va.
n B.-Goods dispatched to oil points where sc have