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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

VRigs Cobleskill-Ab A. Ostss,out.
Broome-Lymsn Herbert. Carlisle-S. Pettinger.
Gilboa-soomon d. M,ckey. Fsperance-H II. d. Phelps
Jefferson Be- janin Smith Fulton-Wllliam Bes..
Schoharie-Abines Hess Middlebnrsh-David Bee ass.
sharon-Isaao Loaeks Richmondyille-DayidM Mana.
Democrats ..........,.ll jsward--Joseph Ieh.
Blenhein-John Maham. Sammt-S. Boughton.
Couesyille-Loren r. Cole. Wught--John Hunting.
The Board politically divided the last year
COLUMBIA COUNTY.
ways ~ Ir""tfus.. eli
Austerhtz-Samnel ID. Dean Chathsm-H. w. Mcclellan
Ancram-Ilenry Hoymadt. Clsyerack-Peter Pogohor.
Copake-Dayid Rhoda. ClermOut-Peter Potts
Canaan-Chester Brown. Greenport-Ja.. A. Farrell.
Gallatin--John \. Fulton. Chent--Jobn a. Legsstt.
GeTmantown-Fhas Becker Hllsdale-J II. Oyerhisef.
Hudson-N ard II.-Oiiford. tuds0n-WardI-D Normandy
LiyingstOn-JaoOb L. Potts rhoOk-l. Van Buroo.
Stockport-Ii. w. Reynolds lew Losaasn-lTa Hand.
erhors.
lTaghkanic-W. Sheldon.
Last year Wings and Democrats IL.
MADISON COUNTY
Whigs.................8S tockbndge-Wm. sTBgx.
Cakenouh-Lewis RAynor. Dem0cydts. ............s
Nelson Jonathan Wells. HamiltOn-Ch arles Green.
GeOrge,Own--/. J. M0.ely. feuDer-D. Miner Gillette.
Faton-Ambrose Smith. Lenox-Edwin r. White.
IebanOn-Jason Owen. Madiso Samuel White.
De Ruyter-John X. Rider. Observation-Disclosures
Free Democrats. .......2 Sulliysn-Dayid Danham.
Smithheld- Caleb Calkins
Last year Whigs, Free Dem, and I'D Democrats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Mr. Yam. editor Of The Cherokee Adse

ece paid visit to Dalton, Ga, Jew days since He
the OF Joseph yann, Who was once me enis,
OF TIE Cherokees Mr. ysnn left thu county when ~
YEAR old and now paying visit to the lsad Of ms
birth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Later from Havana-The Health of Vice
President King.

NEw-ORLEASs, March 9, 1853.
The steamship Black Warrior, Capt. Shu-
feldt, arrived at Mobile at o'clock on Sunday morn
ing having left Havana the evening Of the Sd inst
A dispatch from Matanzas says that Mr..
kings health has slightly improved the climate being
more congenal to him. His situation ia nevertheless
still considered very precarious
The steamship FL Dorado, from Aspinwall,
arrived at Havana the Cd inst
There is no political or other news of any
importance.
The Ravel family came passengers in the
Black Warrior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Naval.

NoKroLX, Tuesday March $, 1859.
U. 5. brig Dolphin, Lieut.. Benjamin COM
Tsnding - days from Lisbon via Madeira and Teuer'
re, arrived to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Destructive Fire in south Worcester. Mass.

WORCESTER, Tuesday, March $ 1881
A fire occurred in Soath Worcester about :
scleok this morning, destroying the machine shop OF
White Boyden the satin { manutsctory OF Elselow n
BARTLETT and the boarding house OF Bartlett \ Warden
The total loss is estms,ed az nom $1,000 10 sJoV
The Insurance Ia small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
The Great Fire ut Ncw-orieans.

NEwoRLEANS, Friday March l. 1853.
The amount of Cotton destroyed by the late
Are hes been asccrtsned TO be about 1900 halesin
cured ss follows: $4,000 in the Home Mutual OEce
s6oOoon the Sun Mutual $4,000 in the Liverpool and
Royal. OF Liverpool: $4,000 in the Tennessee Conpe
ny; $1,000 in the Merchants Company. Several Cos
Ion factories were uninsured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

wAshINoroN, Tuesday, March g. 1853.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, March 8, 1873
The oath of Office having been administered
n the members Of the Cabinet they took charge
Of their several Departments at IL o'clock this
morning
The Democratic Senators caucused Gan
our this morning. They agreed upon an arrangement
temporarily filing the vacancies 10 the Standing Com
rni,tess with view TO thorough Reorganization of
the Committees at the commencement Of the next SEES
sion Of Congress.
1t is understood they also had under consid-
eriou proposition restore the rule requiring the
election Of officers Of the Senate biennialy.
Peter G. Washington, of this city, was TO-
DAY appointed Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury vice
Hodge and entered upon his duties. The local Democ-
racy are much ncensed they had excluded him from
their club rooms.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr.. WashingtOn's appointment is correct
The remainder sent you are currently re-
ported but the announcement is probably premature.
The Ohio delegation insist upon Monypenny for First
Assistant Postmaster General
The appointment Of Hon. James Buchanan
az Minister tO England s also runorcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09
Appropriations by Congress
70 sUPPLY pEFIcIENcIES

The Act to supply Deficiencies in the Ap-
preparations for the service of the fiscal year ending the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-09

Total Deficiency Appropriations. ,'....s1jo@95l
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.-The act making
appropriations for the Civil aud Diplomatic ex'
penses OF the Government for the year ending June
30 1854 provi1es rs follows:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27

rSParrd fo Reanst of the ae
Baron LAssIh- great physiological Chemiai
- J. : Ilwusht1n, y. D, PRiiAaelpAlas Pa
II nlESr Is gr naeAnne NJ The word FrF SIN
eeeAa Erual das pgaeiPe oi tv Gastric
9aioe-the lycn the Tod pnuyiuE, pFesrFVrns' aud
sarh ulein-s II = rEHcied
SliE- ssnasrh Sr the aas tarniug true d.
hata prrecly hke The uaiurai SasEie Ju'e- W iss
seSs and furnishing eangeie aud PeTiceI suhs-
IT.
ss Is Naiars eva rsandy t0g unhealthy No
egas P0urEs Il contains no aeo-
sa.r ariiss drugs IL s exteeiy ascrahiS
and Glkr By The ibie patients who
Grser Wihoal the HuS1 acute distress
Rrsare y dralcrd ilnilaians- fEysa y nri cTuE
sgzsz1ufuu PERSIA ihisfd Ia WairTs - ~ derl OF
Ssalt~ azss bretin sus hoaEs, uul % iis
sssra2rA-
SciensIac ErIdsnoeS
Sieuiil -N41rce watch llls FrIaeeJ ts based
. The hishr<s Es.e ruEpsns aat ~ na1Eaile
CT lscTliEt ocular, srata giving
.uuni srs1Ihr cViacace ltsaa Lluhs Aaiha'
~ Fs = and Iisc; Dr Joaa IaprE New Y0rk JlHyeF-
sily Fsu DalEisa's FhgstsEys q Siaiulan, al Nae
css liE- CaTpalsT fhyC Es Ee iugeieT with REPAIRS
I - caFts iHg-l 4 zzIzs 81 lts Euiltd STATS
P.PIa An Elui1 ana Powder .
uT- Lols shln's ktu ssinl N &ha1 ana m fll a
70 fEesltlluA 81 ale al ft cians. 1As
Farr ulil ~ - oi aase, iaE aoiarf
ssaz - IaT- E~EEhasa, PsllzdclEaEa-
- OBSEEfE THIS s-EV-Eg h1te az tae sniae sspsia
aEr tAe uulIea saiaIe 81 . tLouAan - IA sotr re
plrgs Pais-1FA "a CSFyzai uIe iIsta SsIS sesS,s
- - al efeEs.sana esaials ~ ie9tc1Ss- FEioe OAA
I'oi- 20 .s,lle eS,,-yr,vr,,.,, = mo r-,r,s.a
11EsA4xfa -a.a g07Whr1.saina-t alalaA AESz.'t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27
Prospectus to De Bows Review.

Adapted TO the Southern and Western
States of the Union /; including statistics OF
foreign aud domestic industry and enter
prise. Published monthly in New Orleans,
al s. per annum, in advance.
NJ Complete SeIS Of tine work, ten vol
umeS, bound handsomely, and for sale al
the office, New Orleans. anu will bs sup
piled on order, deliverable in any OF the
large cities or towns. They are an ineva-
luab!e repository OF practical information
regIEarding our country, and should have a
place in every PubIic aud private library.
4 few sets only remain.
The Review is now rapidly growing in
circulation, and will exhibit ENany great
improvements in the coming year, in size,
matter, and appearance. The following
are its leading divisions:
l. LITKRATUKE-CriIicis essays, poe
try, sketches of fact aud fancy, summaries
OF foreign and domestic news, movements
in New Orleans, Sc
II. CoxNERCE. history, laws and
statistics, commodities, shipping, navig9-
ton, treaties, tariff, sNPOTIS and imports,
trade OF lhe South and West. home anu
foreign trade.
III. AGRICUETUEE- - discussion upon
eOiiUn, lice. sugar, tObaocH, hemp, Indian
corn, wheat, slavery and slave laws, &c
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27
PRAIRIE STATE, Nos. /, 9, 3, 4.

This s;oye has been thoroughly tesied-irom eight.
cen to twenty Thousand have been sold in the las; three
years 1t has no equal for dra, durability, and neat
ness OF hnlsh AMI design In baking, broiling and
boiling It Is superior 10 any other stove. II Is very
easy 10 understand usTg u, aud Il will do more ba-
king. in less time and with less fuel and trouble aud
will do j, better, il is believed by those who are usii
II, Than any other siove. II s well known - all wL0
have used he Prize Premium Stoves manufactured b.
g. :. Fley, 81. Louis that the Ere crawiug through
under the oven, Il Consumes ~ .e quantity Of woOd,
hrd soon burns out. making very uuprni able fos the
buyer In the Pr1irie Stale steve all these objections
are dcne away. The plates are heavy. which makes
The stove dua5lc. This stove IS made OF the Gray
Scotch Pig lroL- net Of The Missouri Mountain lro;
Il is well known 10 ell who acquainted with iron.
that the n s'ouT Mountain Iron Is no, Ct to make
Stoves Cf as u - 800 hard and brittle That aSc0ut,
Tor the breaking OF the stoves manufactured OF
that iTou; we acknowledge ihat the AsSouri Alcun.
tain lToY makes excellent bar iron Tae flues upon
which the responsibility and reputation of stove
depend GiieT liom nny before used, AMI are Of
Surh construction sud capacity as 20 insure the
lnoN pe-isci jrs. We are satisfied that the Prairie
SAFE Sore will last twsIry Eve yeats, II properly
used. !, is nearly jor'ls lie weight OF AM o;he
sto,e oTrs size IN marie. Purchasers win bear iu
,ina that il is always cheapest In the end 70 huy
heavy soye iron &c p;li ,i2sy- Tor the sane
amof.zs Of money. than in a ,iSh; OEe, lNis stove
has t.L-n the first pre0iuuls at all iie faiJS in the
STATE o. Gew York. and every O'her $ ate where Il
has besl uss-cat This stove Will take larger t-I-a-
ninys, =1S. has larger oven TO rs size than any
,hpr sicre "a the universe. This stove not mar
iowjy 60 sEusi-: the top, as store called The
Ctafte: OAk. Tie HassI5si Mammoth Stove Sore
- the Srly rIsce where the gen='ne P'sIIis State
ktese i, soit IN Hala-iSss have also large as
.oY,ns, a stoves 0f iLs .-Si patterns, iIon every
izror foundry ~ i!se l.,.'isd States, which wal
e. .sL 4; eiuced price; ELS" large lOi Of nn and
,,o,er ,ysrr ali oil srhich sell fifteen per cent,
rbesnar ,nsn they esn De had "a tns eyS for sale
:. ~ U,rribai Nanno,k Sloye Store. corner Man
re. p. \. HICKMAN.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27
Five Great NOVelettsS--GTeat
AttTaction!!

Some five or six weeks ago, we an
nounced 1 at We would publish i've FIRST
class nOveieIJos. written expressly Tor the
"Dollar Newspaper" Four We had in
hand at the time. and the fifth has since
come into our possession. The first isnoW
nearly half through, and has everywhere
been pronounced story of great merit
The following Is the orle- ofPublicati1n.-
The Emigrant Squire, by 2. Hamilton
Myers. ESP; tbs Mad ARTIST, by John s
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27
$1,000
'ONE THOUSAND DOLLARST

nc any PersO1 who viii furnish US, within three
n years, Set Of patterns for Cooking Stove Sune.
or 10 The Prairie Sise' in its opersIiOn durability
ncatness Of finish and design, We Will pay the above
named sum Of one thousand dollars.
This snew and beautiful stove presents itself external
ly. IN plain dress, accompanied with iist and admi-
rsbe proportions giving il the appearance OF ehss,e
and iaSteiuy made piece OF furniture.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27


Yours, faithfully.
April 6:h, 1882. (SEnety WALKER. < co.
The Pills should be used coaioniv will ;hu C.Rtmait
in most OF the following eases:--
Rad Legs Chego-foot iisiulas
Bad breasts ChllDlaiCS Enut
Burns Chapptd hands GianiulaTTwsilzss
Bunons COINS (SO: lumbaee
Bile Ot Nos Cancers Piles
cheiOeS aud Contracted anG Rhcumui.@
Sand. Flies Sh joints ScaldS
COco-bsy ElephautasiE Sore Nipples
Snre thTHAts kin.discases ScuTvy
Snre-heads TumOuTs Ulcers
Wounds YaWs
Sold at the Establishment OF Professor Holloway,
ga. Strand, (uear Temple Bari London, aud BY all
Vendors OF Medicines throughout tue United States,
in Pots at SIZE, SEC, and ~ SOC, each. Wholesale
sy the principal Drug houses in the UuOR; by Aessrs
A. B. & d. SASps, New York.
~ There is 4 considerable Saving BY taking lie
larger sizes,
N R-Dnectons for .he guidance nT patients IN
every disorder affixed to each Pot. (mchl7wlT
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27

TRIFLETF. ~. S'FApiS. NILEssELLs.
TRIPLETT. M'FApIN & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
10. 10, Commercial Street,
(BETwEES VINE AND wAsHINGrON AvEHUE,)
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Dealers in Hemp, Pork, Lard, Baeon Flour, Grain, &s
Cash advances made on cohsiEnmenS Tor sale
Jsn27l here, ,or to or frisnds South OF East S2
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-27

DIR. M. F. BROWN.
u PRACTITIONER of piedisius in all its branches.
4 oriee At the DRUG Store Of ]. q. Brown s. Co,
R-adsacS. Soaih cSgneg Bar. and Third StCss,s
pAsPBNl, - tlrsbQFSs-wkya
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02

AN AMUSING ExPERIMENT.-lheP Philadel-
phia Ledger says that any person, where gas
Is used, can sufficiently perform an experiment
which will prove amusing if not surprising To
H. ose who have never witnessed it. The gas
can be lighted by frlctional electricity excited
by lady's ordinary fur muf. Thus: Place
four tumblers upside down upon the floor or
carpet, and upon these lay board or other sub
stance TO stand upon, within reach of the bur
ner Upon this insulated board let person
stand, and a second person take the mutf and
rub it a number Of times down the back of the
coat OF the first, by which he or she;. .Gfit he
lady with wooden shawl on,) will become
charged with electricity sufficiently to light the
gas with the tip of the finger, as effectually as
t done with an ignited match. To peform the
experiment we'll requires three persons. one 10
turn on and off tho gas for if done by the per
son insulated mud chaged, he will not only
catch shock, but discharge the electricity be-
fore applying il To the gas. A number Of per.
can participate in the amusement, at the same
time, by Insulating themselves and Joining
hands Let the friction of the muh be applied
to the person farlhcst from the burner, until
all become charged. and the person at the
other extreme can light the gas, all feeling
sensitive shock at the time of gnltlon or dis
charge Of the fluid.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
DECEI'S SAFES IVHDER'S
IA Patent Saiamander, ,cth Rtch's Improvements


Hcssrs .Siearns &. Mvoa, Successorsfo Rich d Co
Geatlcmen:-On the night oftbe 1lrh inst. my eniire
.ioek. consisting Of oils candies. white lead. rubber
.rings and packing, also very great quahllty OF Other
merchandise was consumed by fire. Your safe contain
g my books was in the hottest pnrt ofthe fire, aud
ciy thing in it was saved in tho mos perfect condition
ha used the gns for moment at dark and the box ol
matches used light il is our custom, put nio
the snfe for consider them dangerous things To leave
,l,out The rnntches and the books where all Of my
whole stock that had not the mark fhe fire upon them
Unfortunately forme you have here had proof Of the
goodness your Sanmanders the perfect satisfaction
If feyery one who witnessed the Obstruction of my store
Yours very respectfully
LEWIS M. HATCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02

The Paris correspondent oi tho New \ ork
Tribune, in late letter, says
"Many persons here we're much panied to
learn that the census tables arein danger ot not
being printed. Those relating to Maryland
were recently made the subject of report to
The Academy of Moral and Political Science,
by Charles Dupin. That eminent stotlstican
presented it as the most perfect work of It's
kind ever seen,and proposed Mr.. Kennedy as
a candidate for corresponding member of the
Academy on occasion of vacancy In the Sec.
ton of Statistics. NJ Guizot has proposed Ed
ward Everett for corresponding member IN
the Historical Section of the same Academy.
lie will probably be elected at the next vacan.
cysA week ago last Wednesday our Minister
Mr.Rives was received as corresponding mem
Der of the Imperial Central Agricultural Soei
ely of France. In the course OF a briei address,
Mr. Rives made n felcious allusion to the fact
that fifty years before the society had taken IN.
to its fellowship one of his most distinguished
fellow countrymen. to whom It gave the prize
for prize plow. Yes, replied the President
of the society.we still have and will show you
the prize pow of Thomas Jefferson"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
RODNEY, Miss, Dec. 7, 1859.

RoDNEY Miss, Dec. z, I852.
fsaac Brldgc Esq, .New Orleans.
Dear Sir,-We send you one of Rich a. Cos Safes,
Iried in the fire in town the 22d August Ihi'
e stood an extreme heat of large frame building, IN
which i, was used surrounded by quantity OF bagging
our, rope whiskey, and many other combustible ar
les 1t will show forte slf the heat it sustained. The
llpers therein we're zen soled. We therefore II"
rehy certify that this Is of the best Safes have
cen All other safes except this make proved - =
.,ss, as can now be proven on the RUNS.
Yours respectfully.
WORTHINGTON & ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
MONDAY MORNING, MAY

stated bis reasons-and on applying found the
Friends sentiment as he expeeted-of which
he informed PANE He was affected with the
result, but thought it just, and afterwards left
directions to be Inferred upon his own farm, at
New Rochelle, giving the field 10y will for the
place OF interment for strangers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
/, ,t0pAIsTNEEsSsIHp.

a ltOPAKENEkS he 4llbscTlbtfs nave
" this day associaed themselves together, under the
q, vie and firm Of ECHOLS, PRYOR TALlAtERhO,
viil the view OF conducting general Commission bus
iness in all It's branches.
Their house is the large and commodiohs brick tene
nent recently erected in the of o Mr. John hnck
eis factory Immediately tbs cannl and nenry oppo
sie the Piedmont Works. II is well arranged for the
,eccption of and storing all kinds ol produce, us
we'll as merchandise As their lot is large, and made
secure from all dcpredat b. strong enclosure and
otherwise conveniently cd, thr. enabled to
give sPEcoL nentoniG the sale OF every description oil
| rmbe'.
Every necessary preparation s also made 10 receive
Lime in nny and all quhntitis Particular attention
III lac naid tot -. yae of thi article. Consignments
are solicited frJ those preparing such commodities FOR
market They also solicit eonsigu OF wheat Hour
corn meal ,ats, as we'll every description of pro
iuce
Liberal advances, If required will always be made on
,onsignments in hand Coal lump, and ground plaster
and guano will always be kept on hand-orders solicit
ed. , = IN :
All orders for goods from punctual customers viii re-
ceive prompt attention. ~,
Goods consigned their care, to be forwarded, VIII
lie attended to with all possible dispatch .
No charge made for drayage on merchandise or pro
luce either by railroad canal. by applying them
ves closely TO business being determined to use ev
,v no,sbe endeavor in peasing all who may call on
them they hope toreceive the encouragement
III X ECHLOS,
VIM II PRYOR,
jan 11-d&cts ihLihr Hnno.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
0bc DaiIp Direiniou.
some Account ofThomas Paine

Reccved from Mary Roseo,0. copied from tie
Village Record. oflSl9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
WORTHINGTON & ~.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation OF
books and papers from fire. respectfully requested To
cal at the store of the undersigned and Peruse num-
her of certificates similar the above, extending over
II period of ten years No hook paper or document ol
nny description has been injured by hre IN any oil
illrse Safes.
An assortment Of these Safes, with and without Yale
Powder Proof Locks. and Jones Powder Proof Locks
u sale at the Depot 46 Water Street and at the Fac
rory corner Of Avenue A and ST. Marks Place, New
York. 81 EAhNo " MhhFiN
Successors to Rich g. Co 146 Water Street, New
York the opv makers of Snanandes Safes In the u.
ned States combining Wilder's and Rich's Patents
SrFRks & MARvlE Salamander Sale Manufacturers s.
lave purcha sed of Il c. Jones the Patent right Tor ms
Pow der Proof Bank Lock, commonly called the WORLD
FglR Lock behind which One Thousand Dollars was
plaeed in a Safe the Fair in London during period
rsfortyfve days, be the property IT any oi the Vs
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt to open
vas made dnily by hundreds without success.
Bankers Jewellers and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole propiirtors:
STEARNS x MARVIN,
fnhS-d&c3m. l4b Water otreet, view io.h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
DAILY VIRGINlAN.
Gerry & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
TE1NS.

- ytgGfNIAN Is published daily at 3d. aud semi weekly at
Ihe @ i, advance subscription is taken for shorter
g r i - l,ths. paper is discontinued except at
tDF tia ~ ,rypt5rs until all arrearages shan nave
rn inserted for 30 cents per square. or
INNER form insertion, and 81 \ cts for every ner
If inc number of insertions Is not marked on te hS II
'n "a naIisbed till ordered out, and charged accordingly
VIII" YEARLY RATES areFor the privilege OF two squares
% s5O semi weekly sl0 for square daily s3o seh
lS r inner form daily So mweeSly $50 Every yenrly
trter will required 10 eonhne his advertising o ms par
line of business and exceed the spaee stipulated for,
~ ,ril he charged rata'l9 for y excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-02
NUMBER 22S
RICHMOND.

DMUND, Davenport 4 Co.,
LhloH MoND. offer for sae in store ana 'oatat
whocsnle--
50Ou Sacks Lver fine Salt Marshall and other brsads
100 do Ground Alum do
J0O tons Richmond ground Plaster
300 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expectea
500 bbls. Rosendale Cement
500 bushels prime Clovorseea
$50 bbls. Bone Dust
l25 hhds. Bacon sides
l27 tierees Sugar House Molnsses
300 boxes Archer & Cos. No. | axes.
300 ticrces London Porter
so cases Cross a. Bncknc. Londen Mustard
25 do do W Walnui and Mushroom OatchuP
25 Hampers English Cheese (Glouccsterl
75 boxes Maccaroni
z 30 Bags Sicily Almonds
300 bags Bnzile Sugar
400 bags Costa Ricn Coffee
Ilencssey, GODDARD, Oturd md Sasaraz Brandy, Held
sick and Hungarian Lion Wine Sherry, MADEIRA, and
Port Wine, &c, &c
Many of the above are of our own importation, and
profess sell us low asfhey be had In this coun
try quantity and quality considered. Teas, good aa
be hnd in the country, adapted to the
trade of Virginia
dec 30.dacts EDMUND DAVENPORT & co.