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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01
ltIcHMosn, VA Feb. cath, 1853


~, c.pr,Iy GEoRdE w. CLUTTER:
I,r,n Sis-Iuu aware that Inc loth Congressional
D,Iir Of this State, b. the arrangement oil oiUr and
arn said arrangement will not be materially changed THIS
wnicrl il composed OF river and mountain connilrs anu
Lu in January lS45 Democratic Congressional Conven.
lion was held in Blacksmith MunonsAlia county, 10 no;ni
nate candidate Tor Congress You are also aware maj
two esu,lons On rotation in office, applicable 10 men and
territory were offered 10 said Convention by Messs Culle
and Clemens aud adopted Under Tie received and hereto
fore uncunadcled Interpretation OF those resolutions Inc
mountain portion OF the District is entitled 10 the next
candidate This Interpretation in the mountain counties
amounts conviction having been impressed oy Their own
construction and the Interpretation oil their ucrsates bu
our present representative differs from u.s. claiming IN CIR
cuar recently issued his constituents LOT the rVer por
ton of the District the next representatives AS you were
member OF that Convention, and doubtless familiar win
both tie letter aud spirit Of the resolutions VIII you 90 ME
The favor 10 furnish for publication the Interpretation men
and now given them by YOURSELF and by those WI wnoH
YOU uccd shall also be glad 10 have, rs lar as known to
YOU The Interpretation Yven them by the people ot e e
counties need say, sir that my apology ior troubling
YOU j. the desire have 10 promote, as lar as can Tic
uearr and success o Democratic patty IN our District
desire that we should realize the benefits OF Inc Incoming
administration and have the ~tOy turned 10 ashes
ON our ps by late and interpretations, which must con
| vul~c
| With very great respect, yours respectfully, ,.
! CHAS. HOOION.
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GEN piERCE,s CARRIAGE AND HORSES

On Thursday, The splendid carriage horses pa aet
BY The Boston people Gen Pierce arrived 10 New YORK
rsuts ior Washington The horse which cs>r 81 500
OF light bay color with :" ct tails The carriage il
very costly one the materials used construction h.iou
sill manuIHc iurrd in New England Ii weighs about 3
pounds and cost =hOu. 81 500 II is made in u. F,ench
caeche STYLE The whole e4lipaoc including harness
cost S3ouU lhis landsne present will BE- presented 20
Gen Pierce 81 Washington by Msssrs Dunbar Riddle
and Fedgs who the committee on behalf Of he Boaton
peo;le
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y, h, f,,j;,,ra Of he Enquirer
RICHMOND, Fen. 20, 1858

Gentlemen: Being in Richmond on business n i'"' co
I ' nnndcnce published in our District papers u
@ :, t..i,abc have ask OF you me ia'or Oh 'he'
Win vrrr treat respect, your obcdient servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01
' ''N''l Ns''i
GEO. ". CLUTTER.
RicHaoSD, Va, FEs. "a. 1853.

JEFFERSON f. MAETIS, Esq:
Dear SIrYuu have DOUBTLESS seen tie circular Of GU
mrmbcr ia CorgCs> "a his constituents OF ~, 10Th district
claiming l river portions OF sad district tie next rrprc
sentative Ynu also familiar with tho customs and com
promises nj the disi"iits divisions rotations and scntl
md the rsnluurS on: ot which this CONSTRUCTION
arises hy Cur representative. different construction pre-
walls unanimously in the mountain counties; and never III
now did different version from anv one ct tt
but whether not, we desire your own Vc"
ON this Ma ter and reflection OF hnsc Of ynu' SECTION,
lar as YOU feel competent eXprcsr them ask your
hest attention this communication believing tina, WI
very far UPWARDS securing The pcarc and harmony OF h
district
With very great respect, yours, respectfully,
cHAS. ROOrON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

writer in the National nellgencer appeals strongly II
the Virginia Senators in favor OF the law for Qudang
claim OF Nrg MA upon the general for $50 GOO
which has been transferred the Orange and Alexandra
Rail Road Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

We arc requested TO say that Mr. VIM {. F!"anoy Will
moi be canIdie represent the county !" Prince Edward
in the next House of Delegates.
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TIE lkSIrRRECTlON AT MILAN,

The next news from Europe may be looked Tor by the
steamer Humboldt which was 10 leave haVte on tue o
Feby She will probably arrive to-day The particulars OF
the omnous outbreak in Milan anx"usy looked ior
here Importance attached TO that affair not so much ."
s own account as the possibility il gives birth TO- ihat me
there may the prelude popular deonsHa
tons in other parts Of Europe.
The London correspondent uf the New lo'k tribune
furnishes some interesting details respecting The e"ue 0"
hand amongst the Manrsc The editors accredit '7 stale
mans Of the writer and youch for his means OF norna"
He says:
I'd information The insurrectiUn took place against e
advice of kcssuth who wished 10 nave II de''s tu mn
uubabe rupture between AUSTIN ana turkey s'u'" '
mir chance success; but the Italians were 81 hu cans
r,t bv IN, recent uppinps and anengs, that thcf Sau
iey would rather perish in battle tai' IN III"
,unoenns When Mazzni they could no Longer De h'
hack he wrote 10 that, though he thought the % " oh
"a he would lhcn in the w"st case !" hie
, hcn, On the 9Th proclamatuns posted up on all
N. rrners OF the streets Milan with the names OF ak-
Uni and kossu,h riot took place hnc oiooa was s"t"
but the movement was put down
Oo The sth al daw some Italians introduced themselves
nto The arsenal and cut Austrian officers when
lie pryaes surrendered and gave up their arms ne COM
mnnca,ous were immediately interrupted, and we nave
no further dispatches up To tins hour II inc Ml'a's 81
have finally St ccccded this blow will fall with great hai
him m ,he Ausans There are now 81 900 Austrian sol
dirrs in ombardy 900 of them in Milan, ZuVOu IN 'le
fortress Of Verona $500 in Mantua, and the remainder ~
sun oarrisons dispersed all the country ana early
DESTROYED By The insurgents. Eight thousand OUT OIL INC
6y are Hunrarians and fonr thousand Italians An array
~ about the same strength dispersed through tuscany
Mode nn Parma AID the R"magna, but mere e pf"pol"
of The Hunspiiaus is much stronger
"As Ia he proclamation posted up In tho name OF Nos
suth il j. ., lcruine. His was probably mace u-c
Of by The .ians who knew that he would not con'f"e'c
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LATEST REV.; 81 TIE IElGGaiEH
Photographed for the Richmoni rnqutI
LEGI.,.ATURE Of VIRGINIA.
FRrDAy. FEBRUARY -, lc53.
iIn,,Si, o. DELEGATES.

EVENING SESSION. lite House or'2tci some nifty
I'D! bill, f. BE- rSi1d bill Ia exempt mers
from working On .o4t--and passed ill 10 amend sections
and Ion, 81 an act pa.Sc! MaIrG H. 1916, esia 3ishng 4
pubic tr,u schcu! system.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

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ny ar a!"SctRE /" dhiibt@' IA. Town :" r'c''' ~
hH' !" - a'Ie 10 "-s ~ ht'i't !''fi'E ~ ana :"
Eynia'l Loans 81 i,su" ceiticn'> 'hrr'i'' 'o''.
h.s~f-. ''">cuGE "A<,' i".'i ~ H.a'EL ana WHITE
hS vi. ''"A>t"AN inc'iP'ih c"l2,hE 20 CO."
-, ~ u i ''"' wa pow 81 '''' LINZ p " o. %
800" ,,f' ~ ~ i'"E - - '..' - way - Du'"s'
- ana - "''''""" I" s'"' POM ~, "''N ere"
~ hi al ">o@s "S."t""'i ~" " il"' "u '''''"""
III! OF M ';'" " RE! '''b'fH " sei' ana corey '"'
Committee, h.$.r8 N'Scrae, bRNTr1S. fIrNNH SHeH
/ kAEp -.i EH.:y. SGo-cia,hlH, Nj t'>oC"E Irp.:cdh
"li
L. III tIAa"-lt nuh''Ihe Ihr Roe bingham l"f"pihc
E"u ..iy t"""i g,f.- 81 "nt"rt tolls On hni r'rl"n o
.rm t''li Viii ~" hs"i. @f'''i add n"t me'r'' Com
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

HEAVY DAMASES.-A sui, for u breach OF promise "i
marriage wrs recently brought In the Circuit C"" {" ma
wha county hy young lacy named Jane Daniel against
yinton Copeu The tried lew days ago, when
the u,y rendered vcrc, in favor of the lady for ten tn-
sand dollars damages.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

Don'tforget the Latits FAln which commences al La
fayette Hall. To-day See notice 10 aaohe, column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
Books for Engineers and Mechanics.

4 Lso. ONE COMPASS and n large assortment OF
n. MATHEMATICAL INTRu MENTS.
Stewards Dictionary OF Mechanics Vols,
Downing Country Houses,
Introduction Gothic Architecture
stewnrt nnd ReYett1s Antiquities.
Elements nf Architecture, 10y Il njanin,
American Arehiteetnts,
Ilnupt Bridge construction,
Ilaswelps complete Engineer, Mll.wright and Mo
uhanic's Companion.
Mnifes Mecl anical Drawing Book.
The Modern leomclrica Stnn builders Guide,
The Mechanic Compnn on by Nicholson,
Mechanics Text Book,
History Of Architecture. by s q. Tuthl
Mechanics Assistant knnprr.
WiRhtwick'a Hints to Architects.
Roads and Ral Roads, by Gicspie
Railway economy in Europe md America. by DIR.
Lartlner.
Handbook Tor Locomotive Engineers md Maohn-
isa Mechanics Mill wrRhts Maehniss Eng necrs.&c
knapp's Chemical Technology,
Bartleits phos Mechanics.
Mi-wrishts Guide by Evuns,
Hodge On tho Steam Engine with plates,
builders Guide.
Beniamin's Architecture
Gothic Architecture applied 10 modern residences,
Downing's Cottage Residences,
Anderson's American Nilla Architecture, just out
The above with others To be had at
nov o5-n ID Il. PAYNE'S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

Arrival of the Illinois.


| - yoRK. Nov. 2sth.-The steamer Illinois
.be California mails of the LIST, S5S0,000 in
an freight, and 100000 in the hands of
~ passengers, arrived this evening.
.trary to expectation, the name of John
I'll. the Irish patriot, was not on her pass
- specie by the Illinois is consigned as fol-
Adams u Co., S237 900; Exchange Bank
H o31. John Cunningham $4,000; Wells q
| ~ sl30,0O0.
|aeng her passengers are Gen. Lane; Col.
win, special agent of the Post office De
|@ent: Hon, c. Cushing Charge des Affaires
Esnador; \. b. Corwin late Consul at Panama;
NJ. Scott, L. S. N, and A. Mcguire, bearer of
patches from Peru
Ibe American Consul and number of Valpa-
ans had chartered the Chilian brig Express
'roeeed to an unknown island, on which the
chatham, Capt. Snow, was lost in January
aud bring off the crew, as they are among
,bals. ~,
bates from Peru are to Oct. gath. The Bra
/ Government has sent special ministers to
[ bolivia. Ecuador and New Grenada for
,arnose ofeffecting "A treaty to monopollze
..sda of the Amazon river. Discoveries of
an the Amazon continued to excite great in
A committee had been appointed to re-
|. mon 25,000,000 tons Guano remaining on
rbincha Islands.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
Important from China.

KEW York, Nov. 26.-The London oorrespon-
h of an eminent mercantile house of this city
1--WE have our usual private Geographic intel
nee from Trieste, antieipatory OF the over,
/ mail. Canton remained gndisturbed' and
II business was doing. AT Shanghai business
at stand, owing to the city having been ia
possession of by party of rebels unconnec-
BE- rather band of Iriads' or the short-knife
(isty They seized the Ionta' who afterwards
|apcd,and plunderod the public treasury to the
|pant of four sacs of dollars. They did not
Eest the foreign settlement"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
CARTEIt'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

THE GREAT BLooD--THE HEST ALTER
KNOWN.
Not particle of Mercury IN any Form IN 1t.
An mjaiibie jor Serqtaia Kings Epii, Rhenma-
LD1, obstinate Caaae0ns ErHptions, Pimpios Pus-
mics Mc Face, Botehes, Dies, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Ring Warm on Teter, Scaid Head Enlargement and
Pam If the Bones and JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers Sgphf-
htic Disorders, Lnmbago. Spinal Complaints and all
Diseases arising froa injudicous Of Mercury,
hnprtdcnce IN iile. or hHpnrity ofhe Blood
TNliIS valuable Medicine which has become eeebra-
L ted for the number of extraordinary effected
through its agency has induced the proprietor, at the
urgent request Of his friends. To offer II the public,
which he does with the utmost confidence IN its virtues
md wonderful curative properties The following GER
tidoatos, selected from large NUMBER however,
stronger testimony thnn the word OF the propre-
tor. As the limits of an Advertisement would be too
small the certificates in ul they condensed
much possible but dolaed the inside wrap
per of cach bottle and all from gentlemen we'll
known in their localities, and of the highest respecta-
biy, many Of them nor resaiag IN The city Of Rtct'
nond.
i. Boydcn, Esq. Of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
known everywhere, ays he has the medicine cal
led CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE administered
in hundred ease, in nearly all the diseases for
which il is recommended with the most astonishing
good results. He says it is the extraordinary
Medicine he has
@. b. Luck, Esq, now in the city of Richmond, and
tor years in the Post Office, hns such confidence
In the astonishing efficacy of Carriers Spanish Mixture,
That he has bought upwards of 50 bottles which he has
given awny tho afflicted Mr.. Luck says he has
known il To fail when taken according directions.
DIR John Minge. practising Phys chm and former
y of the City Hotel in the city of Richmond, says he
hns witnessed in number of instances the effects of
Cd,ter's Spanish Hir,c which were truly surprising.
lie snys in case of Consumption, dependent the
Liver, the good effects were wonderful indeed.
Li0er ComPtaint.-Samuel M. Drinker, of the firm
Of Drinker & Morris, Richmond, was cured of Liver
Complaint of years standing by the ftwo bottles
of Carter's Spanish MIXTURE.
Scrotuia and Coasumption.-Nir Richard w West,
of Richmond, was cured of Scrofua, and what physi
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
rba Ohio River-UnionL ine-Freights.

kynrEIING, Nov. 28.-The water in the Ohio
4, an excellent height for boats of all classes
steamers of the Union Line are now running
1 :, IN direct connection with the Baltimore and
f. Railroad,a are doing an immense business
Iseiallv in freights. The Falls City, Thos.
|ann, Virginia and Baltimore are the last arric
brineing an average of about 500 'ons of
hi each for the road. On Friday about 50
4 yere loaded here for Baltimore with fully
4 tons of freight-the largest days work yet
T. in that way. One lot of 1000 barrels of
r. from Muskingum valley is now arriving for
fillmore, and advices ofother heavy shipments
nj hand. Freights are fixed at 20 cents to
c;nnati and 25 cents to Louisville.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
once at the Depot of the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad.
1853 Southern Enterprise. 1853
M 10 - - 81
PARlSEN & KINGS

VIRGINIA, ~ CAROLINA d TENNESSEE
Freight, Package and Parcel EXPRESS,
TTNO and from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
l. Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES
TOWN & ROANOKE, and by the Seaboard and Roa
noke, Weldon 4 Wilmington CASTOR Raleigh. Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg & HI shmend Richmond AMI
Frederick sburg SouthSide, and Va. Tenn Railroads
and connecting with Stage aud Wag, II Lines from the
different points the Railroads almost every point
throughout the above Sates-throuI in charge of spe
cia Messengers. Mere awaiting themselves of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise may
pose full confidence in its great expedition and
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods fl ON Baltimore and Philadelphia. to the care
of Parsen d Kings Exp,ess at Norfolk, Petersburg
Richmond, may depend upon having all charges paid
and their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all drayage and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING, Northern Office.
No. 38, Broadpoy, ~ y.
w. B. PARISEN. Southern OGce.
Corner Boiimgbrook and End SIS.
Pe,ersbHyp, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

fHE RAyAGEs OF THE YELLOW FEVER AT BER-
little island, usually one of the heal
lest places in the world has suffered terribly
~ the ravages of the yellow fever; A late let
! from there published in the Halifax papers
/ ties that, out offour hundred troops taken sick,
4 hundred had died. Thirteen officers had also
hished,and one hundred and twenty-three con-
b.. The conviots were still dying at the rate OF
j or eigt daily.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
An Immense Coal Field In Market.

VINlIE undersigned has eused FOR fifteen years Coal
1 field on New Rive, Montgomery County, within
six or seven miles of the Depot of the Vfgnia md
Tennessee Railroad at River
Surhis the bonndess quantity nnd superiority OF this
Goal, TINT the undersigned is induced from it's great
value and ultimate pruhtublencSs to invite attention to-
wnfds it or the pun pose of procuring additional mid in
is management He viii dispose of his interest alto
gether q such arrangements as may DO ncceptn.
ln my who may be anxious toongago IN the On
eprze His lease runs fifteen yebrs with tho undispu-
lnble ght a. way the lands, OF Timber, nc.
And the privilege secured after the fifteen yenis eN-
pre of removing all the Coal which may bo raised in
that timo
The proximity of this magnificent mine of wenlth 10
tie greut improvement of the Sntc, and being exactly
an the line Of the brunch Rail Road. down New River,
nfe considerations which mako it of grcut vuue at
distant,la
The liberal policy which the ViIgina aud Tennessee
aRoad Company are pursuing-by running out arms
for the development of the great mncn resources ct
the South VESTS another consideration Which will
nnce the value of the coaI-heds desire to bring in
the market.
All communications the subject will receive prompt
attention and every facility in making personal obscrva
tons afforded by the subscriber.
have uppo nied Jno. b. Ice, Esq, of Lynchburq,
my agent receive communications, and enter into
pantons concerning future operation In this enterprise
Either Mr.. Lee myself will respond promptly to all
communications
My address is Blacksburg Montgomery County, Va
OCT 28-d2c2mif ISRAEL PRICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
CIiAS b. FISK,
SOUTIu-SuDE RAILROAD
ia M 81 6


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De.
"A pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday expected,
O'clock A. NJ, and arrives Burkeville the In.
tersecion of the Richmond and Dansille Rail-Road
10 oclockA connecting by that Road with Messrs.
p. Fagg & Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court House,
Halifax Court House, Danvc and Greensboro, C.,
and arriving at Rice'S Station 1928 A. connecting
there with Mrssrs. FHgg, Caldwell \ Cos Stage Line
for Formvile nd Lynchbmg.
Returning, the train leaves Rice Sntiona "a, ?. NJ,
ard Burkcvle at %, p arriving III Petersburg IN
time for the trains going North South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rn.
Road with the splendid sea nships Roanoke and james
town tor N,w-Nork; which leave City Point AT p NJ
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point at the same hour.
sscngcrs preerring remain in Petersburg the over
night can take the morning train North ut ID, A.
the James River Boats Tor Old Point Norfolk and Bat
more at s. A. NJ, the for the South ut o'clock
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg through In
sixteen hours, $500. -; % w
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in days -----.------.- . 90
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur Springs,
through in two days -----...- III w
Between Petersburg Danvlle, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours,.......... 8 p
Between Petersburg y Gtee 'sboro', N. q, thro
in two 10 Oh
Between Petersburg and Salisbury N c. through
in two days. IL w
Between Peter sburg aud Charlotte, SlS 90
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning nj q, a M,und
returns the same days Any person wishing the
ratios of freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent the Petersburg Depot.
3 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

keyeral white men were convicted OF larceny,
charleston, S. c., last week, and sentenced to
nrisonment for different periods'in addition to
Beh they are to receive 80 lashes on the bare
/ *, in the market place. A white female said
be respectable milliner industroushabits' and
hing large family, was convicted OF larceny,
Il sentenced to be imprisoned two months, and
|neeeire one lash ON the bare back.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
1T,HE LARGEST SILK, RIBRON

I. L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW foRk.-
Thomas g. Stear7s importer aid Jobber 81 Sahs, hHf
aey and Fancy Goods at nett Cash prlcesi me gram
rd nv adding interest, 1872 Broadcay, N y, Has now
in store and is daily receiving and offering at the lowest
nrices complete assortment of goods in his line, CON
risng all the various styles and designs consisting '
BLACK and Fancy Silks Marcelines Florences, Shaws
TRIMMINGS Bonnet Ribbons, Tgfetaand Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideries, French
and English Grapes Grape Lisses Silk Cravats Glove
pfalI kinds Silk Lace Mitts Bareges. Laces' "hlif
Goods Hosiery, C Hdkfs
The undersigned would invite Merchants from ihc
North South East and Wet when in the city, to favor
him with a call; and examine his stock before pur
chasing. s,,,,,,.n,,e
162 Broadway Between Liberty st.
J.c osdoclv and Maiden Lane
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02

ANOTHER COMET was discovered on Friday
Iening by DIR. Robert Van Arsdale, of Newark,
/ j., in the constellation of Cassiopea, which is
small round, bright appearance, with an ex-
Rcdingly rapid motion in direction apparently
Dposite to that of the sun. After only a short
lseryation it changed its place very perceptibly
/ record of this heavenly visiter is known to
Re been previously made. tits not apparent to
naked eve
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
Jno. 4. Slaughter 4 Co.,

Jno. L. Slaughter a Co.,
At the old stand of q. & NJ ID. Steptoe,
MAIN ST, LYNCilBuRG VA,
HAVE ON hand aud are constantly receiving from
i their foundry, NIL kinds of castings, which they
are prepared sell 30 per lcss thnn they
be furnished elsewhere. Among variety of odher mr
tielus. they enl attention Ia their
Crates, from ~ IS To Sl5.
Stoves, roal aud wood irom ~ To 800
Cooking Stoves Mt sl9.
Puts, Ovens md Kettles AT ie per H.,
Flat llona, aud fancy Ratings, AT &c poe ID,
Hat Racks, nj 80 10 81,
Fancy Garden Chairs, M ~ To S1i,
The superior advantage of buying castin ga from
IT, TINT IL any part of piece should be broS IL DO
Immediately replaced from foundry ut o. worry small
price, whilst northern oasng cannot be rer laced al any
price and the whole peoa becomes vauee. ss
~ All articles obtained from unr ,niccd To
be oqun To my brought from the north so, where
n connection with cnat iron depot We havo open
cd depot for the Piedmont agricultural orl ~, and II
urge SEED STORE.
Plows of every variety, nj from "a 80 to tl2,
Hay md Straw Cutters. $40 to Sl3,
Singh Corn-Shelors, nj $40,
Double - at s1j,
Serapers, nj W,
Thermometer ohnrna, from D. 10 60,
And every other article TINT may be need ed farm.
25sts
N H. They will pay the highest mo rk price 70
old ca things.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-02
rha Ueather-Closingo of Navigation.

The weather-Closing OF Navigation.
BANGOR, Me-, Nov. 2e.-Navigatlon is closed
Ehis point. Sixty eight vessels with full car
/ $, and three steamers are enclosed IN the Ice
him miles of the city. The shipping agents
H. contracted to get the vessels out at 81 per
4 Il will take daYs.