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SIIIIRlEE'S SALE.
Succession Off NJ I.aicurierc Lcvcsuuc

Succession off NJ Inicrri6rc L.cvcsquc.
BY virtue ola decree of HE Fifth judicial
District Court OF the State OF Louisiana III and
ior the parish of Assumption, dated the 10th
June 1898, Will be offered at public sale, by
a. f. H!cRman sheriff of the parish OF AS
sumption at the residence OF DR. Joseph Mar
TN, situated about six niles from Donaldson-
Vile Oh the ri@ilt bank Of Bayou Latourche,
Ill tins parish, on Thursday 3lst day Of July
1858, at ten O'Clock A. A.. the following des-
crlbed property, belonging to the succession
OF t. NJ. Latertiere Leyesque, to wit:
LIST. Nelson, aged about 10 years, a field
hand,
Il carriage driver.
years, d field Iand.
4. Charles, Il negro man aged about %
years, hougman 4 teemSter.
5. Marie Grant. anerro oma aged about
25 years, SeamstresS Subject to tits).
&. Mary Colbot, q 1egIo woman, aged a.
bout 80 years, washer.
7. lamar, Il negro woman, aged about %
| years, d iiCldiand.
s. Nancy Robertson, q negro woman, aged
about % years.
9. John, d negro boy, aged about II years.
10. Helene Johnson, a negro woman, aged
about IS years, and her two children, Mathil-
de aged about 8 years and Washington about
3 years.
II. Lee, a negro boy, aged u years.
- Mary Henderson, auegro woman, aged
about 80 Yeas and her four children, Jonas
aged about I years, Mahala aged abont 5
years, ElncIia aged about 7ycurs and Hen
RE IL about Is months old.
13. Jeanette, d below girl, aged about IL
years.
Ii. The frame of q saw mill consisting of
pieces already heWen and ready to be put up
(said lumber OF saWnlill being OIL the planta-
zion late belonging TO LaIerriere Levesque)
is. One hundred and twenty four shares, in
the Consolidated Association OF the Planters
Bank OF Louisiana.
Is. Two carnage horses.
II. A note for twelve hundred dollarsl$1200)
made by Adelia E. Flint, as principal and L.
Il. Flint as security III solido, dated Alexan-
dria, Fl march 1919, payable to the order OF
+. NJ. LaterrIere Levesque, at 70 months from
date at 1.-THE counting house OF A. & !. Dennes-
town in New Orleans.
1S. A note for ninety dollars $500 made by |
Charles Layssard, dated New Orleans, fe-
bruary l4th 1913, payable january 1st lS49,
TO the order OF L. nj. EaleIrlefG LeVeSque, at
the counting house Of Lalorest 4 Squire, with
interest at eight per cent from date.
Terms and Conditions !:
The slaves payables one fifth cash and the
balance in two equal instalments, one half in
march 1854 and the other half in march 1855,
and the other effects rights and credits, one
fifth cash, and the balance in all march 1854,
Purchasers to furnish their notes payable to
their own order at the office of the recorder OF
said parish, with joint and several surity Sc
cured by mortgage and vendors privilege, &
bearing interest al the rate Of eight per cent
per annum after maturity.
Parish ASSUMPTION. june 18th 1853.
A I. HICKMAN,
40 Sheriff.
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AVIS.

Les pegsonnes qni desireraient adapter une
machine a vapeur a un moulin perpendicu-
laire, trolveront de leur interet a contractor
avec M. James G. Morrison.
Toutes les personnes qul deslreralent con
~tracter pour une telle machine dams lie but
.d'exploiter la recolte prochaine ~levront s,a-
dresser a NJ. &c. LORET, a NapoleonvilIe.
avant lie Ter JUN proclaim.
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@ DROUEI


Prevent lie public qu'ils'est etabIi a Napo-
IeonvilIe depuis quelque temps ct ~sollicite lie
patronage des habitans de cette p~aroisse.
Une Tongue experience dams Pexercice de
cette profession, lui dome assurance que
toutes les persomles qui Fhonoreront de leur
c~onfance Seront satisfaites de son travail.
Pour la PREPARATION DIES pendules, il Sc trans
portera a domicile, lorsque ce sera lie desir de
ses clients. II
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STATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth

STATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth
Judicial District Cour', III and for
the Parish of Assumption.
In the matter of the Succession of Ro>
sale Rogerc, deceased widow oflvon
Boudrran.
By virtue of decree ofthe Honorable the
Fifth Judicial District Court in and for the
parish of Assumption, dated the Goth day June
1853, will be offered at public sale by Alfred
T. Tete, auctioneer for the parish OF Assam ptior,
OF the premises in said parish, OH Saturday
,3eth day of July 1853, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
the following described property belonging to
said succession, TO wit:
10. A negro man named Jean Louis, aged
twenty five years.
60. "A negro woman aged about fifty years.
30. And some movable property.
Terms and Conditions.
The slaves payable in three equal install
,ments, one third in march 1854, one third i'll
march 1855 and the remaining third in march
1856, and the movable property payable in
march 1851. Purchasers to furnish security
aid special mortgage on the slaves, and all
sums not punctualIy paid at maturity to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent per al
nnrn until paid.
Parish Of Assumption, the june 2Oih
1853.
ALFRED TETE,
4 Aun{intnor
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NOTICE..

Persons wishing to adapk machlneries
upright sugar mills, will find it their interes
by applying to James q. Morrison.
Persons wishing to contract for such mach
neries for the coming crop, will please apply
to M. F. C. LORET, at Napoleonville, between
his and the first of June next.
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list q the current expenses OF the pa
ri>i! Of Assumption of the year cigL-
teen hundred and fifty three.
Sherii7s commission in the collection Of four
Thousand dollars, parish taxes, at1b5 epr
cent, 300
The same for collection Of fifteen
hundred dollars, tax Oh trades
and professions, at ten per cent, $50
Salary Of inspector OF roads and
levGes. $50
Commission of parish treasurer, $50
Assessor, $50
Assessor for the enumeration OF
the children ofthiS parish, IS
Secretary ofthe Police Jury, 100
Parish Primer, $50
Parish Constable. 70
Coroner supposed costs 100
Justices Of the peace supposed
c~ostsl 100
Jurors of District Court, 600
Members ofPolice Jury, $50
Constable supposed leesl 100
jail fees Ill crImina cases, 70
Costs for the Office of the parish
Recorder and Clerk of District
Court, =
Costs of elections 200
For the construction Of a new jail
first payment, $500
For expenses not provided for 465
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u HORTICULTEURS.
U ASSESSEURS.

Les assessors de l'Etat sont notifies
par lie present avis que les tableaux
d'assessement sont pr8ts a leur etre de-
!iyres soft sur leur propre rcu on sur ce~
lui dun agent ddment autorise.
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ETAT DE la EOUISIANE.-Cour
du C%inquiemc district Jndiciaire,-
dams ct ponrIa Parois>e Assumption.
Succession de Rosaiic Rogere, vcuvc
decedte dc Ivon Bouraue.
En- vertu DUN dGcrct de Honorable In Corr
du Cinquieme District Iudiciaire de PEtat de
Ia Louisiana dams ct pour la paroiSse Assomp-
ton, EN- date du20 JUN 1853, il sera olfert en-
vente publique, par Alfred Tete. cncantcur dc
la paroisse Absorption, sur les lieux, dams la
dite p~aroisse, Samedi lie 80 iuiIlct 1853, a
dix heures du matin, les prophecies ci-apres
d~ecrites, appartenant a la ditc succession,
SAVIOR:
10. I'm Negro nomme Jean Louis, age de
25 ans.
20. Une negresse, ag6e d'environ so ans.
80. Q~uelques efets mobiIiers.
Termcs ct Conditions
Les e~sclaUes payables en- trois termes
egauX, TN tiers I'll mars 1854, TN tiers en-
mars 1855 ct I'M tiers en- mars 1856. lie mohi-
bi|ier en- mars 1854. Les acqu6reurs tourlii-
ront caution ct hypotheque spectacle sur les
e~sclaves, ct toute somme non payec a Gcht-
ance portera int6ret a raison de hut pour
cent par an j~usqu'au Placement final.
Paroisse Assumption. % JUN 1888.
ALFRED TETE,
Al Encantcur.
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ETAT DE ia LOUISlANE.-Cour
du C%inquiemc District Jndiciaire-
Paroi,Se Assumption.

Succession de B"nvcnn Landry.
Attendh enc Lotenza CapdevieIIe adnjnis-
t~ratrice de la sus lite succession, a depOSa au
bureau du Greffier de IA dite court l compile
de son administration, ainsi, qu'une petition ell
d~cnandant fhonnlogation.
Avis est par lie present donnG Il tous ceux
que celia peut concerner d'avoir a dGduire
sous dix iodrs, les raisorts pour lesquelle$ leiit
compile he $erait pas arpronvt ct homolosue.
Par ordre de la CosIr.
Assumption, Ic % JUN 1858.
DESIRE LEBLANC,
Al Grelfier.
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CYpRIEN \. BAHlLLEAU,
CYpRIIN A. BARILIEAU,
1T LAW,

Pratices in the Fifth Judicial District, in
the parishes of Assumption, Latourche lnte-
rior and Terrebonne, and will give particular
attention to law suits that may be entrustedto
him.
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DOCTEUR D. MENG,
Sur l'habitation de JEAN DUGAs, un
mile au-dessus de P%aincourt,
ASSUMPTION.
JOHN H. ILSLEY.

AVIS.-Le soussigne. a%vocat, exerce-
"a sa profession dams les Cours du 4me
Ell Cinqdieme districts judiciaires. lis ap-
portera tous ses soins aux ahaires oui
lui seront confiees.
Donaldsonyille, 23 mars 1852.
JOHN III. lLSLEY.
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Commission 4u Sheriff sur la ~collecte de qua.
tire mile ~piastres, taxes de paroisse c 5 poul
cent. S 200
Commission du meme sur la col
lecte de quinze cents piastres,
taxes sur meters ct professions,
a dix pour cent, $50
Salalre DIES Inspectors de che
Minis ct Ieyees, $50
Commission du tresorier de paroisse $50
Assessor, $50
lie meme pour le denombrement
DIES %enfants, IS
Gref1ier du Jurl de Police, 100
Imprimeur de paroisse, $50
Constable de p~aroisse, 70
Coroner Ifrais slppeses 100
JUICES de paix Ifrais supposesI Is
Juresd de Cour de District, 600
Membres du Juri de Police, $50
Constable |frais supposesl 100
Erals de ge6le dams les affaires
criminelles, IS
Erals du Recorder de paroisse ct
du Grefier de Cour pour leurs
bureauy. 10
Erals dselections, q
Pour construction de la nuuvelle
prison [premier p%aiement $500
Pour depenses non prevues, 4s5
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T. 4. DSZIIIEliREs 3,
P~RACTICfEN ETH
MEDICINE, CIIiRURGIE. ETC.,
Residant a NapoIeonvilIc, Louisiana.

u DR. D. oflre ses services profcssionnes
aux habitants de la paroisse Assumption ct du
vOisinage.
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RTO . G
LV .iGs n,
DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE.

La Socict& qui c~xistait entire NM. Gustave
Blanchard ct Aristidc leblanc est dissoutc dun
commuh accord. a partir d'hier, % mai 1853.
NJ. Gustave Blanchard ct II. Louis Vilac, &c
lcrnier pour M. Aristidc Blanchard, sont char
gcs.de la Iiquidation.
FaincourtvilIe, 30 mai 1853.
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Terms and Conditions !:

l.iste dcs depenses c%ourantes de la pa
roisse Assumption, pour fannee mil
hut cent cinqnante-troIs.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

r.v wyrsoDisr QCNIsRLr for July opens ~iihA coz
..,io, II the discussion NJ Come, treating me 'ar
-, n historical point Of view. This is followed WA
Elaborate pager Socrates, more profound and app''
i've than Asything recently Published on the Ahsl"a
m.r+vr The number has a more decidedly ineoiosicA~
pect than usual
An illustrated edition Of RoLLis's AScIEHi
issued in serial parts by Walker. Boston WI" n.
embellishments drawn from variety Of sou'',' -
text il founded on the London translation o. - :,
reciion. and Improvement, BY the Ams,an ,,.,,a
spite Of bis creduliiy ard gsrraloGsns''' '''''
readers by bis agreeable narrative -.
------rced the publication OF Coz
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corrections in the newly dise'yerss uars al
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CANADA.
The Gavazzi Riets nj Montreal-The Inquest-The
Quebec Riots-tfintsteriai Changes, &C., &c
Ccsresronteucs OF The n Y rrilure

n ! IfIfu1e.
TORONTO Tuesdsy June q iss3
Ii any person ndemned to read ali the evijsnca
taken before the Ceroners Jury to investigate the cir
cumstances connected with the fatal Gavazzi riots r.
asked Vha Is the strongest impression which the peru
sal le upon his mind, be would probably answer. the
unprecedented amount of perjury that had been com.
musd II contradictory swearing implies perjury SON.
where, Il would be in possbl zdmt The e.,rr.,,
Cf the answer. livery class Of sitness-MAyo e,Z.,.
officers privstes-ies story essentially dif-rsp, All
the story told by each lust what ~oud bs expected fths
business not TO tell the truth but sef4realo3ti,
The citizens witnesses without exception throw the b.na
# th- CHER tn- Mayer they positive a. 20 M.
having ordered The troops 70 IRE bgi such statement,
perhaps greater incus Of he priyAtes than Of ,hs
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MEMORANDA.
Ibague and the ProyInce Of ManQuita.

IBAGUE. Saturday Jsn. p 1856
Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tnbans
have now been week in hague aud owing TO the
kindpess Of the Governor Of the Province ensbled
20 give perhaps fuller Of this province than
OF others in which have spent much more time.
NeyGrapada contains about many Provinces as our
Union does of States believe the number is s. Esch
of,hese has Governor appointed BY the President The
Governors appoint an officer called Jeie Poitico over
each Canton aud these appoint Acades for the Parishes
and Regidor 10 Aldeas where there too few pep
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Those vessels Of the first cnss built in tho city
baltimore, expressly for this rnde and haye superior
ommodaions for passengers. They are commando,
yexPericnced Cnplains, well qualified for the trade
nd who " III spare excrtion To accommodate Tho,
all be owed up and down the rivers by stenm and may
relied on TO snil promptly ndyeriized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
ork, will find il their interest ship by this line
sfreigh will always be taken low us by any other
inc OF Packets and every effort will be made by the
gents in Richmond and New. York 10 give satisfaction
reght Is cents per whole, and II per p ',
obnceo being about 50 per cent. less than chnrg,
Ie Steamers. Insurance bo effected in the II. Ja.
ioad Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope In succeed in obtnin
ng full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line New York will be for
'afdcd free oi commission to New Orleans Mobile
)barleston, Savannah any other Southern North
rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Rockets
New Yorl, at Berth No /, Coffee House Slip foot oi
Vail Street. DAVID CURRIE Richmond, } p
@. II. PIERSON, Y. }S
No. 81 South Street
August 9 .dis
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REC NJ M NDATIONS.

CHEF ENGINEER's OFFICE, Va. & Tenn. r. I
Lynchburg, Va, Septem cr 30, 1858.
TO THE RAH-ROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars Of every Kind in Use upon this road have
leen made the Piedmont Works, in Lynthburg, un.
der the direction of Genl Nettleton, Agent
1t gives me much pleasure to say thai have
been strongly and faithfully executed checrfully re.
ammend these works, to companies requiring cars as
competent and faithfully execute any con
tracts that may BE- made With the of these work
CHAS. r NJ. GARNETT,
Chicf Eng. Va. d. Tenn. Il. r..
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TUESDAY MORNING. OCT. II, 1858.
RICHMOND.
Union STEAMSHIP COmPA-

MON STEAM COMPA- ia.
~ Nf'S LINE o; STEAMERS, ria Norfolk saaA
and Cape May For Philadelphia every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY OF RloHMoRD, Capt. Mitchell.
STEAMER VRGIsfA, Can't. Tcnl
STEAMER PEsNsYLvAH1A, Cant Baymore
One of these splendid steamships will oavc Richmond
Tor fhiladclpha every Monday and Thu sday at high
water,toncbng ut Cape May to land passengers. Re-
turning leave Phade phia every Wednesday and Satur-
'ay at 10 o'clock, A. M. until further notice.
Passengers for ope May will .ult their interest
ny taking this route, as II is in addition being the
cheapest the most xpeditious and comic, table
Passengers for New YOrk-We have en-
tered into orangementst forward passengers through
New York, either by cnrs steamers allowing them tls
privilege OF remaining in Philadelphia three four days
the steamers.
shippers TO the West-Tobaeconsts desi
'ons ot shipping to Ptsburg will please bcar in mind
That we hive mHde all the necessary arrangements To
Toward to'aoco through ut 60 per 100 pounds.
Due notice will be always given In NIL the Daly papers
In tho city, when the will be ready TO receive
lreigh and the hour of their smiling
N B-shippers will bear in mind that all Bs ol
Lahing must be the wharf at Rockets be sign
ed before the sailing of steamers
tassage through to New York, lst cabin and found s0
Cape May "
Phia'phia, +"
" 2nd cabin ~
For freight passage, apply To
RO. RANKIN. Ad'r., Richmond, w
1e 29d&cts he Dock
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
rrRRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEER M =.

vrRsfxIAN published daily at &c. and semweeky at
The VI advance. subscription is taken for shorter
FI - nouhs and PAPER is discontinued except at
DE % s me Proprietors, until all shall have
1r1sEMENTs inserted for so cents per square (or
Ap INNER insertion and 81 = cts for every utter
ST. & number of insertions is not marked the MS, it
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vii EtgIY RATES are:for the privilege of two squares
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LynchbUrs, va.
THIIE Propietors Of this establishment n pre-
l. pared furnish the Planters of Virginia with the
most celebrated Premium PLOWS and AGRJCUL.
TURAL TOOLS in the United States.
Thev have at great expense, secured Twenty diff
lerent Patterns of Plows-Also, Gu T1VATORS.
ROAD SCRAPERS, and nine different sizes of HAY
CUTTERS Our Plows consist of the Peekskill, New
York $50 Premium; Eagle $50 Premium and the
Genuine Livingston county Plows. We have improved
the Livingston Plow which makes it worth least 50
per than the original patterns. 1t consists
in the in which the Landslide is attached to the
moudboard-doing away with the lock, which weakens
the strength of the Plow. The form of the Plow is
changed, but is greatly increased in strength by the i'm
povemcnt.
Our experience in the of Building Agricultural
Tools. and superior patterns, induce to believe
furnish the best Pows in the State, prices
to be beat Will the Farmers of Virginia give call
and will take pleasure in exhibiting tools, and
proving 10 you the truth Of our statements?
Also, all kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron work, fin
shed in the best sty lie and order.
Fresh ground Plaster furnished at the mill as usual
WHITTEMORE, McNAMEE & co.
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NJ Office Tho undersigned takes pleasure In
IL returning thanks tho citizens Of Lynchburg and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here
tofore, md would respectfully solicit continuance of
the aud hereafter, | believe myself fully
prepared to merit your support. Having pssocinten
with gentleman of undoubled qualification Mt
tend to the Watch Repairing department, who has
been employed in the largest establishment, in Europe,
and recently for six successive ycnrs in the esob
Iishma mt of CnpGed, Bro i. CO. in Baltimore All
those having fine Watches such Cronometers Duplex
Levers and Cylinders, will find IL To their interest
call him by way of trial he feels confident from
many years Of experience of rendering full satisfaction
mug Gdts II. SiLVERTHORN.
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OFFICE VA. & TENN. RAIL RoAD Co !

LynchBuTg, sept 70. 1913. J
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Curle. feel confident thnt the Piedr Works sunder
his management, will fully maintain its reputation il,
making Rail. Road Cars we'll as in any and all It's
branches of mechaica operations.
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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L,MEsM AI,RIXAL OLE DRUGs-

J. AND MEDIClNES-The subserbers nre "
receiving their FALL ~ WINTER SUPPLY a
of Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnises Brushes,
Glassware, Patent Medieincp. fnneyGopds, &c, &c.
The goods have been recently selected with great
In the Northern and Eastern cities, and principally
bought for Cash.
The stock ia a,go an comprises overy article us,l-
ally found In DRUG STORE, together with n large
uss nrmont of FANCY GOODS. PERfUMERY Nc.
From long experience, and thorough knowledge "
the business they hope retain the liberal patronage
heretofore extended them, and feel confident that they
prepared to offer inducements, both in price and
quality
tV'fresoriptlons for Physicians and families will be
carefully attended To ut all times.
sept l2ta JNO. II. SEAY H. co.
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Gbe Dailp bireinian.
OctO b q r.


Ay, thou welcome, heavens delicious breath,
When woods begin tn the crimson lonf
And suns grow meek and the meek grow brief,
And tae year smiles ns IL draws its death
Wind Of the sunny South! oh, still delay
In the gny woods and in the golden mir,
Like to good old oge released from care,
Journoying, in long serencty, awny.
In such bright, nte quiet, would that
Might life like thcc mid bowers and brooks,
And, dearer yet the sunshine Of kind looks,
Aud music of kind voices nghi
And when my lost sand twinkled in tho glass,
Pnss silently from men, thou dost pass.
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oar terms will be cash,or negotiable paper satsfac
"nly endorsed.
Inc subscriber thankful for the very liberal pa'ron
e bestowed ON him for the last fourteen year' he has
IN ~ business in Lynchburg. woul. just mention that
u. VIII stl continue his former business heretofore,
ln hopes, w'n thu uunal facilities he now has nd
y ine cons'nn nInl he feels Diet afn ncd to give
~, ,1u'hes IA al IL v,rious branches, merit con-
'"'a''e = = patronage of a liberal pubic.
' }3'~ GEO G.. CURLE.
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Southern leaii-KOadS

THE undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Pmpritor Maj A. Ellison. Jr.; asks le to say to the
Railroad public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manage men hoping by
MS long experience in Rail road works ard constant
tenton to the work entrusted him, t. merit the ap-
probation and liberal patronage of the public
A. NETTLETON, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-11

say plows 1arrows. Culuvaiors Corn Shelters, Churns
various patterns aud of the most improved and latest
style Also Hay presses and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely getting just
good articles these Works they the North
any other works, end at Northern prices
We will keep constantly on hand a large assortment
Of SEASONED LUMBER both yellow aud white
Pine, Oak, Walnut &c, which will sell at regul
boat or wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
md it their advantage to purchase these Works. as
ley can have their lumber worked and dressed to or
der thereby saving the expense of hauling.