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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

Sale-The undersigned offers for sale the Hotss
T. Lot, on 9Th street. at present occupied by VIM. NJ
Blackford, Esqr The house is compa ratively new
has Or o rooms, with all necessary houses and
fine garden attached.
Apply TO the undersigned, OF TO Mr.. D 7. G Peters
ynchburg. AUSTIN NJ TRIBBLE
June ll-deeoawts
MI OORMAN Il MARTIN, OFFER theii
M services to the public az agents ia
RECEIVING g. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or TOR the sale of any and all kinds ofO ountry Producer
that may be their care. One of u.s. or our agent
Mr. koya will be NJ the Rail Road Depot every day on4
the arrival OF Freight Cars for ihe purpose of receiving
and taking charge OF any produce our care
The closest attention gvent the receipt aad de,v.
cry Y hea Cora or Oats.
Lett by msitr o,hswise will be promptly strsni
Cd to- aug II 1sets1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
FASHIONS FOIs 1854.

C1ITXER has received and in largo
~ and beautiful assortment Of Gcntlemens fine
Fall style Dress HATS viz:
Fine Mocskin, Blnch d White Beaver and Cnsso' re
Hats OF the atest and most approved styles, adopted
for the which surp,ss nny lInts that have yet
cen offered for the inspection of this market, which
he most earnestly calls the attention Of the citizens Of
iynchburg md surrounding country to give him n call
where they get pretty Hats and good bargnn. o'
Cah VIM. SITTER.
sept 8--d6cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
LNAMILY Bacon and Lard havo

l. now in Store few Kits OF Lard of superior qunl
ityAlsp II snnll supply nf Hams and Side, di.
rect from Puluski, which will sell low 10 lose.
nov It's AMBROSE B RICkER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

Y Tala = SETS. ia every Variety
|dteG 1a;. Set, g. 10, IA and l6 pieces; of Blue
+m,. ria, r. f''wing, Decorated and Gilt Fancy pat
~ and in pairs. ''"' "''" A"erS ana ''"er P''''
no, !. J D. B. EVANS, No III, fwc.r Main st.
-e-----. Richmond. Va
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,,sTEE $ SALE OF VALUABLE

LAND MEAN LfNUffBUh no -Dy VITIut uI u
If trust execu,ed-to by James Lee. bearing date
h 18th day of June lS49 and recorded in the
h, conrt'of Amherst, shall on the 9Th day of De-
her. 1853 on the premises, expose tn sale by way OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17
lrg and all

T9 e Irfeopie of Lynchburg and all
n 10 pS SnnhhoUNOING COUNTRY Card -
oh'iS, Act. informs his numerous friends
g,rca. VrS Tint he is opening The largest and most
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

WHEAT wheat! wheat Acting
w 'gent for Richmond Mil, will pay the
highest price for all good whcn delivered my
inmber-Hou . tho Basin.
sept Inls WIN. A. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

IME BUYERS TAKE NOTICE.
IL have in Store 10 Bills Botetouit Lime, from
a kiln. II has been tried IN this place by good
workmen and pronounced to be of very superior aua
it,-bcing we'll burnt und perfectly white. slall keep
regularly supply OF this lime hnnd aud will ell il
low. VIM A. MILLER,
nov 9-ts On the Basin
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Terms of Sale:

small pnflion OF The purchase m0hVy VIII DC II
|d in cash and tor the residue credit Of one, two
three years, (equal ins,alments) will be given--the
knaser or purchasers securing the payment of the
i by negotiable notes, payable al one of The Banks
Lnchburg satisfactorily endorsed. and the title to
and In be retained until the entire purchase money
DID, subject to be re-sold in default of payment "a
er security
citing as trustee, will only convey such title as is
Jed in me by the decd aforesaid.
f3declsirc CHISWELL DABNEY. Trustee.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.


TIVE undersigned having purchased the interest Of
L VIM. Leitmieh II Son, Ia this long established
and we'll known Hotel, will hereafter conduct tho
nJ.r, IA L. AZ
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Fine Green and Black Teas.
Encourage Home Manufactures.

VIE sub, cribers nave rnnl and
ly manufacturing toAL STOVES, which for h,nu-
" and durability ind ehcnpness be he.ten hy
anything north of tho Potomac, elsewhere. They
are at an entirely patterns.
Please call and see them.
WHlTTEMORE. McNAMEE & Co.
nov 9.ts Warwick Foundry.
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TANNER A CURKIER WANTED

II The subscflbef WHITE 20 tH'TOy,IW nhe OF 1noTo
years, II ranner and Currier liberal saafy will BIO
paid Tor we'll qualified, with satisfactory reeren-
ces.-Address BENZ. s. NORRIS
oct25-d&cIm New Store, Buckingham.
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....,,7yI.N GUANO-l2o Bag No. n, l !. lie,
JEK.u s,ahaa viii be really for delivery by Friday
rext. Pcrson' in vs"' VIZ GEO BAGRY
rsv l3.f.
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N. IIIU
TRACT OF LAND

an which the said James Lee resided, at the --A-
Of his death, situated in the county of Amherst a
|mlIe, rom the city of Lynchburg, and containing
ACRES, more or less. 1t i, expected that the
will. previous to the day of sale, be divided into
l.. 81 a, IN ha snI1 ncror,Iinplv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

Circuit Court eoniin led and he'd for II ankln
"a County ut the Court Housc,ou Tuesday the 18th
day of October 1853. sitting Coutt of Equity:
jacob H. Semon,s, Benjamin NJ. Scmones. Ransome
Powell. and Elizabeth hi. wife, William Nj. Sn,hcr
land and Angelina his wife, Ransomc Sutherland and
Mntdn hi. wifi pI1iaiiHs
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lNOR nIRE-On Tuesday tie 18th inst. " fair
If not the next fair day thereafter ut the late
idence o Frederick kablcr decd NIL the Negroes be
longing to the estate of said d,ecdeht. consisting
Men, Boys. Women, and Children oil about 6feenf
TERMS Bonds With approved security will DO
qurcd. JAS METCAlF. Admir-.
nov Its of I. knbler decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-17

y n
l. seriber hna ust received 10y express very superior
lot of New Monsns aud other goods To whch he would
call the attention Of the trade. All in want Of good
bargains will do we'll 60 cu and examine for themselves
A c. LEWIS,
ar { old stand Of u. II. Le,ris 4 Co.
Exchange square. Lynehburg w.
nov 7.dtaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02
Court OF Special Sessions.
paforS Iud0a RQahA

July 1.-The number Of sentences this morning was
numerous usual; tho crimes committees consisted
chiefly of assault and batteries petty lsrcepies &C.
THE MECHANICS SOCIETY SCHOOL CASE.
The of Snyder Crut'endep, which was ad-
iourped Tuesday resumed to day. for the pur
pose of Obtain ing Dr. McCreaoys evidence.
Dr. McCfeady being duly sworn, depOssd that br shy.
him and found the left fourth to one
third longer than the right the left leg sas
scab about the size Of finger nail, and running down
from stripe about two inches long red and par
italy excoraed the boy lame when brought to hi m
and appeared to b. very uBe4sy IL moderate applcA
ton Of the rattan had been made IL would not in his
opinion produced the uries inflicted on the boy
DR.. Kennedy here sworn, on the part OF the %
fence iebut the testimony Of the last witness In bis
opinion, the boy Of worry del cate frame, and
blow his skin would produce greater mark than
inflicted a person OF stronger constitution.
Judge Beebe.-Do you think that. because the boy 8
complexion light and his hair fair that blow inflicted
his skin would produce greater mark than one In
Ac ed . boy Of ordinary strength
Witnees-Yes sir.
Judge Beebe thought quite different as he had seen
ighs compile, Toned youths who were t,e toughest
boys be bad ever
Witness then continued his tsstimony.-The boy was Of
ptiye and scrofulous he had come into
the world that state and would die Of scrouloas
aspa e. In conclusion, he said that the boy. Ed yard
Snyder. had very tender skin and ow VI rattan
would msks a greater impression on his body than It
would on that OF many others. !.
The counsel for Mr.. Cruttebdeu then summed up the
evidence for the defence in aba manner after which
the for the aso proceeded to sum up
The Judge then adjourned The case until FIR Gay morn
ing next when his hoaor will give his decision In this In
teIettipg Gaze.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS June 10, 1883.
me Uncle Tom Advocates in Pars-What Is the Ser Of
Georgc Sanda-Myy Uncle Tom Beecher StoSe's Party
Earaordiaary Similarity beUeen Engliia Epas2siisns
and French Infdelay-The Greed Of Both Paries-xa.
trimony Under tie Reformers-Mrs. Sops's Religion and
Geo,0e Sands Phosophy-Lossis Napoleon Don't Ike a
CdJin-Potitics dc dc.
George Sand q well known writer socialist prio
cples known chiefly in the United States the writer
OF an notorious novel called "Consuslo,n is woman
She dresses in mans Clothes gives herself masculine
name-George Sand-And affects 10 be man, and is so
in all but the
This person has written . recommendatory preface 70
French translation Of Uncle Tom, and this person,
with his Tor herr friends Of similar calbre the only
party to receive Mrs. B. Stowe in Paris and make q
lonsss of her The socialist and philosophical party
in France In character vanity and pre-
tensions with the Evangelical party in England and
America which, for the moment has taken up poor Mrs.
stowe as porary goddess till other exciting
object shall present itself and push her Of the stage
exhibition.
1t is . party, Notwithstanding Its doctrines iden-
tical In priscple with Mrs B stose's party Like
it, 1t profeses universal reformit IL going remodel
mankind ard rene the face Of society.
According IT all wrong but themselves, and they
II they are followed will mako Ill right The principles
az the two parties in condemnation the folio wing
viz I'VE are the good people the pure people
II YOU join us you belong TO the good people you
rot with us you belong to the damned"
Tho activity and business Of this party cousist in find
ing fault with and declaimisg against all mankind bu
themselves Now that which gives great show an
appearance Of truth snd right to these super exceIsnt
super pious and super human people, is the fact an
the undoubted truth. that in deaaImng agsnst all msn
hind they have really something to declam against. The
cn show facts and appeal TO facts 70 prove that in
Greg cg. IA he .hcy e.1l--cs a--sas- -s-.4. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02
BLOODY AND FATAL OCCURRING

BLOODY AND FATAL OCCURRENCE AT st. LOUIS.
An occurrence Of bloody character took placs lat
night at the Planters House Of which We Cleaned the
following particulars at late hour. 1t appears that
lady who Lad recently round rom Louisville with
her husband red 70 bed at an .a' hour giving A. An
excuse heat Of the evening The gentleman Nc. B
went below and having smoked his cigar for An hour or
20 in front OF the house returned As he beared the
6otr OF hi he became OF the
~ light in the where he had lott AL dark, aod on
spteriDg his lady struggling fraDticay TO secure
creature of infamous character one Chine, who had
effected not only 70 her chamber bat into
bed VT ere HE actions awakened her to
Of her suation. Mr. B, who Is = vary po~erfu MAJ,
instantly ashed upon ChiDse who offered all tina resist
au he could In attempt to escspe but without effect
and In few seconds Mr lad his victim q mspged
cor PIE bef him welte ing In his gore. Mr., had in
the rushed to the window and after Yards
found 10 chair in state OF Excitement EASILY
Unsigned than described We pledged TO ray aothcs
u this bloody and trAsioa affair this n,og more
Than IL IL thought that deceased made she acqusin
tspce Of Mr.. b in ing down the Ohio or more key,
IN Iousyille ana that presuming some sfght rant
sty which pastYd between them o. that time had CON
'spusd 70 be u<Ar her all he time without hsr know
ing w. In any event his crime has mat detU IL pun
w. ment II rvnored that the decea-sd has becr
iouna in rplsr situations before but oever caught
dYestfo te,pration to fs.-S Lows Deryocrat Jrre%
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02

CLIMAcTERIC DEcAY.-We stated that the disease
OF DR. Sharp was officially reported eli eric de
cav Worcester defines china sterc a. follows SO
sep or sradaton in years Of life which forme ly
supposed 10 be marked BY some change in tbs body,
health or fortune of person The number Of the years
is compounded Of seven 81 IS, 40 90 and 70-83
being the grand cms cleric and 20 the limit Of the ord
nary age OF man. Hoopers Medical Dictionary Of
clinacte,ic years "a period succession Of years in
human life which important constitutional changes
are suppo 20 take place and the end of the period IL
Therefore judged critical This period Ia fixed at every
seventh year The grand clmactesic s fixed At o. and
passing that age 1t IL considered may be protected to co.
The periods termed septsnary years ''-Bo3on
Traveller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02

RAILROAD LABoRERs.-A bill has been reported
TO the Legislature Lnd already passed branch, not
both which affords good security to laborers on rail
roads from any attempted imposition on the part OF con-
tractors II provides that lsborers TO whom money is
due from ctors may give notice to the railroad
company within twenty days after the performAnos OF
such labor and whn thirty days after such notice nay
bring suit against the company TO the amount
due The law will have an important bearing upon all
railroad contracts hereafter made OF course 1t does OF
affect those no existing Haven Courier, June %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-02

TIE CINCINNATI TUNNEL-The great tunnel now
being at the terminus of the Dayton Short
Lire road In the outskirts Of Cincinnati claims attention
This excavation has progressed RAPIDLY and will be nearly
miles in length. There three shafts, In each Of
which steam engine operates 70 raise the earth TO the
surface and carry away Other shafts will hereafter
he sunk The three shafts Dished 200 feet deep
the oor of the tunnel tbsss will be walled with hard
brick feet about the surface and large
the excavation will permit The excavation of this great
tunnel chiefly through blue clay Ia vast work. aud 10
prepared for four railway tracks II u said 70 be the
le'gest tupps, 10 'be United States.
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MUSEUM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES
New publications.

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you Rev sumue seabury Rector Of the Church TIE Annah
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To Messrs. DEWITT 4 DAyENPoRr-Genteriehi thAis
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r Re-, John Krebs OF the R1tsss Il PRESBYTERIAN
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WIRE and ROLLING MILL, nov il

oper.nou within 50 males Of New Yo,k city x Sale
great BsrgzinOns Of the best znd eonvenssss
VIE and Rolling MILL u the State for Sale 90 GfsI oN
Fao- To any peson cesro u engaging n mac 1sStH
ing b1si1sss tkis oters ysry opportunity a. W
sod - low thar WIKI capital Of $500 70 49, Nc
whole property be pad for from ne psoa1 =, tas VIE
and Rolling MI. within u months TIE pfes7n. s"Iss
obliged % tsPoes Of IL % meet prssen. s go
Wire and BolinF Nil 10 capable 81 turning e1t seS
Wlre per S.T Appiicsron slsy be ns1e % w Il WOOD
RUFF Pier No 10 North River, Ss~-Y0rA City, t Tie
Gth Mach
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Il zine. For April, 1883. Published monthly.
CoNTesfs-l Introductory; Bloomer Tra IN the Hish
Court OF Womeu's Rights The Greenwood; APul
Fool; The Master Builders Corner Stone o. Spiritual
PapeIs: Young America; 8. What BRING and Seek 3.
History Of the Suscuehsnna Nalley-Arlce u IT, Our
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Humof end Pathos Original Anecdotes &c, Sei &c.
This MsgaEine win be feature In periodical liteTa-
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W Fresh Salmon.-Just received and for sale cheap
by NJ ROGERS Co, small lot OF hne fresh Salmon
~ kiussiaud Homestead Asseciattcn.-Ihe
subscribers the kingsand Homestead are requested
20 call at the Office OF the Association. No OIL Chsnoess
on THURSDAY, the nth inst when business OF nnper,
lance will be laid before them. Oce will Be open day and
evening. J. BUXTON, Jr, Ses'y.
re- Postage stamps.-Three Ceat Stamps for sale
NJ this office.
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who have read the work
Pbosrky Of Mystefous Agents No Tbs nufsher osncudrs
Nj Rossrss book which. that finished forms the Ony
rho-ophirA discussion othe theory
vet published aIpeA conclsve ~
solves the forever, FAR A. Tie reAnoi Of
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MILES Pastor Of King-st. Wesleyan Methodist Church,
near Hudson will pay him donation visit, at me Shnreh
above named the afternoon and evening OF WEDNbS-
DAY Ito morow and invite the attendance on that COCA
sion OF all who opportunity of 5estowng upon him
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MARINES AMI sAILORs Of

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A REsPEcrABLE YoUNG GIRL wants a situa-
IA ton in small private family to do general hoasswOrk,
or distance tbs country Call a, No Norolk-sf
for two days
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A NURSE and Seamstress, or Chambermai1
IA End weiter. by a nost competent young Wsmin,
who IL respectful Der departments Val b fount VIII
ina ard 0ahsirs. ana IL first rate Wsher Aoi lroner
Best Of refe-ence, and objection 70 the country Apply
AZ No. - Bowsrv
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4 : COacHxAS and 70 attend Garden oy
n resTectAbe Young MAJ. Has reOi rsconne1dsr1'os'
Apply at No. SO Z Esfhst, near avenue B.
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~ sss there TO asvose oG merchandise property, ke
here suitable fr thas market, msy find parAAser abb
hes hen erSssd in business there nearly three years snd
Il about prHrnng it permanently tie VIZ pAy
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