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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27
MERCHANTS
n EW GROCERY d COMMISSION

n T. w GROCERY 81 COmmlssiON
" HOUSE, have rented from AZ hockeri
hi. new f,e-proof brick Warehouse, lately erected On
The basin. Immediately above Lacy d Terry, Tor the pf
pose of doinga
General Grocery Il COm mission,
RECEIVING N o WARDLNG NESS,
Persons buying goods 10 sell agnin would do wsli 10
call on me before purchasing. as | shall sell very low
a commission only being all the profit charged, wl'er.
the cash or good negotiable paper is given in exchange
A good SUPPLY of GUASO, LIME & PLASTER
kept on hand. which will be sold as low ms at any house
In the city. ,
All goods consigned to my care will be forwarded
with all possible dispatch, and particular atien ion pail
To the order of them. -
Consignments Of produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable and no pains spared to render salts
faction. Account sales rendered so soon "a made.
WIN. A. MILLER, on the Basin.
aug 3-ta Infe Of the firm of Miller a Compton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

EW CASH STORE.-Tte subscriber hav-
y ing purchased of Messrs. E. d j. Franklin their
Stock Of S,arie any Fancy Dry Goods. intends contin-
ning the business at their old stand, on the Cash Sys-
lem, aud will ina lew days receive a general assortmen,
of new and fashIo nable goods to which he invites the
attention of his friends aud the public generally.
sept Its WM. s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

'NH R Il ; III L Il MACHINES nu,
l. WHEAT FANS.-Thoa attention of the public i.
respectfully invited to our stock of Threshing Machines
and Wheat Fans, which ere substantially bull md Of
the most approved patterns. Persons in need of sucl
implements would do well to give our stock nm exami.
nation. as we feel satis fed that they WILDE plensed boil
in price end workmanship.
All lmt iements warranted to perform well.
Vi5-ts G BROTHER
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4 CA IL ID .-rhe subscribers having sold their
"A Stock Of Goods TO Mr.. VIM s. Hannah, and in
tending to retire from the Dry Goods business, beg leave
10 return their thanks 10 their friends Il the public gen
orally Tor the very liberal patronaged bestowed upon
Them, and most respectfully solicit a continuance of the
same tn the new concern.
sept 2-ts f. 81 FRANKLIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL, 5000 600.
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, t200, 600.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company ,Haui.td. Com
CAPITAL. $2O0Oe0.

INSURANCE can be effected In these companies W
u on a. fair terms, as In any others Of equal re'pons
bilftg, by application to
=. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

Pc TO Il R =.
LGardeners Florists, ineorpora,ed Companies, Ma"
nJaetnrers, artisans, Professional Men. Mechanics, ana
oMers-The Pump and Fire Engine
communicative Secured by United States Let
fers-Patent.-ALL IN~FRiNoEMENrs WILL BE PRosscu
TED by LAW. This is the most valuable invention OF
the age; and without which, manufactures. public edi
fees, hotels, ana private dwellings, are incomplete, AMI
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and eficien,
Fire Engine. the Farmer is perfectly independent of all
accommodating insurance companies, and can bid
defiance To the incenaiary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-27

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. Il. Brittingham MITCHELL PUMI
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable an.
rendage, q great convenience and an efficient prJtcc
lion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. b. TYLER, do
DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen in use at Dir. VIM. s. Morris's
iDiuguid's foundry, and at many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and Useful
ness. The Pump can be seen in Ricl mond, ut thu Whie
office: They are warranted &c '"2rk yell for one year.
6 NoTlCE.-A pers.n. buying o. 5slling the
above articles, are responsible to NET it.
q. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-d1v pronr;e,or
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q STEEL. Nc.-

skON, SIEEI. NC.-
4 - Tons American Rolled and Hammered bar Iron,
5 &" Band, Hoop and Rod Iron, all sizes.
" Casr, Shear, English & American blister
Steel.
Anvils, Vices, Axlrs Carriage, Wagon and Bugg,
Springs; Mil ,Cross.cut, and Hand Saws; Files, Ra apps.
Picks. Mattocks, Spades and Shovels, H.rse Shoes.
Horse shoe Nails, Wagon Boxes, Wool and Cotton
Cards, Sc, &c, in store and for sale by
sept It's GEORGE RAGBY
fISO FARM Eass.-Livi gston. Peekskiil, Hill.
Il side and Subsoil Ploughs; Straw Cutters, Corn
She.lers, Patent Caurns, TO- sale Cheap by
GREGORY. ROYALL e. SIMPSON.
sept 9 10
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NOTICE.-Tlie subscriber begs to inform the
~ cit ,zrn- of Buchanan and the public generally.tha
le has TAKEN the large and eommodiou. lumber house
on the Basin, Formerly occupied by VIM. 7. Hardy,
Esq,) where he intends To conduct n Wholesale and
Retail -
Grocery, Com mission d Forwarding
BUSH
in all its brn nrhes. Having made EXTENSIVE arrange
ments for SHIPPING Il FORWARDING Goods and
Produce To and from this place. he will be found ready
at all times to accommodate those who may favor him
with III, II patronage. His store will at all times be
found supplied with every article suitable To the wants
of his customers.
Persons fn warding by this line viii End it much to
heir advantage, Us he will at all times insure the great
est dispatch, having a Line Of Batteaur from This point.
running up the river. also, n direct line OF Freight Boats
bctween Buchanan, 1ynchburg and Richmond, all OF
which. are under the superintendent of experienced
and trust worthy managers, thereby rendering 1t the
= fest aud most expeditions line centefing at this pllce.
~ The subscriber win also purchase all kinds OF
Produce brought to his marke; giving at all times
The best market Price either in cash Or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,
aug % ts BnchanaR. Va.
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All of which we offer for sale low.
July OTIS JOS. B. NOWLIN e. CO
fENN PLATE. Sheet-HrOn. Zinc, &C.
Il s. Boxes Tin plate, assorted,
$50 lbs. Russia Sheet Iron,
1000 lbs. American do
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc.
10 0 lbs. Slab Spelter,
100 lbs. Block Tin.
Just receiving and for sale by
sep Ats GEORGE AGB 7.
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DAENI's, OILS, &c

n EW GOODS! NE GOODS!!-Jss,
y received, II beautiful assortment of
Frenrh Worked Sleeves, Collars and Chemiseties,
Lace ""
Mourning ""
Shell, Tuck. Side md Pulling Combs,
Chihirens' India Rubb. I long
Dress Prcservers and Hair Pin,,
Ladies l. c.. Handke. chiefs, assorted,
Gents plain d curd border,
Superior green Berace and Tissues,
Needles, all sizes.
Soap, Cologne, &c.
Together with an extensive stock of Cotton Goods
!ilseys, Krrseys & Fuiled Cloths to which the atten,ior
ii the pn''lic is most respectfully invited.
sept Tts I G PETERS.
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still under The charge Of N. e. flynsoa. 'Ti.css
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tAeir hcf~~s bring well attended 10.
Travellers wanting horse Of baggiss, an
havs Them al IN hous's rotlce
e. The ii~ndrnon line Ct stagss sasst fom
this House sI.Fss times week.
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August =. 1854. ~ no-ek
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ln y the book. said. " would not IN
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that yo1 have lest--asay ~ Aolvtt. which
h W. sosnfo-tes. shsd HI inosssss speu
yosr sesl, and lifeline ys~v hssrt and nm.
dssstanda"s TO " raly right wav, which Il
hi u We stsrnai! Nd yoa ever read
btshnp bsslers Anslogyf II NOT, | will
eend Il to you. Have yos read Tie book
What | ssy spon this ssbjses. l not only
believe. hut I know to ~ tfus-that The
Bible, studied with IN humble and eoutsiss
heart, never vt. failed to do IL wssk, even
with those who iron, iiioslnsrisy q disos.
der~d minds have conceived thas hey
we're est Vi from IL pso,nisss Of sliss a
como.
ASK and ye shall receive. sssk ard ~
shail find; km'ck and il shall b opsnsd
antO yeu." This was my only support and
stay daring years Of misery and darkness
and just ~ l .|,nost bsysn 70 despair, q.
Ter mns than IN years Of psnitsncs and
prayer. It plssssd God to enable me to ~
the truth, 10 which umtM thsn my eyes had
been ssalssi. 10 this soschsafsn,snt
have made the moot ungratsiui rvturns
but ~UuId not give Up my .slssdsr por
ito" Of the p'irs paid Tor our pdvmpe:oa--
yes, NY bfo,h-r. osr v~s'esnpslon- ran.
.'m ii sinnsrs-of III who do not hsn
their chains aud whu rsiuss TO come osi
from th~ house Of houdngr--l Gay that
would not =, change my iitsls poetisa h
Vie Son Of David Tor the pnwss aud glory
-, tbs rarthian " Roman Empirss, y ~
seri'ed BY Milton h the temptation 81 osi
Lord shd Savior. not fss al with wtieA ~
snsMy tempted ths Savior Of n,sa.
Tais h shs secret Of the change Of my
spiriss. which I'll who know me inust hsye
observed within few years past After
| years spsnt In hsmbls aud contsiis sntrsaty.
that tke tremendous sacrifice on Mosnt
Calvary mighe not have been made In vain
fr me-, The chisfsss Of sinners. Il pleased
Tod 10 speak his psars Into my heart
thss peace Of God which rAsssth al under.
standing 10 them that know Il not, and svsn
them that do. And although have now.
- ths,,. 10 rsproacl, myself with tine a.is.
rrens sud faculties mlssssplcysd; slshossh
nv condition has. on mora thSn one oecs.
sion r~ssmblsd that Of him. who, having
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The und~rsiRnsd will continue basin. ~ q
The old stand, under tie d'n Of GREGG 4
KEY. Returning our thanks for the patronage
70 ierr estend~d 10 aur Iaie firm, VIZ r~sI*ct-
fp,lv solirit I continuance 81 the sass~, pro-
nissna renewed ~xvsiions to MI III the cont
dsues md passonavv u all who buy gocds--and
GEORGE q. GREGG,
HOBART KEY.
Mee.h~li. 1nansfv 1. l063 n39
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NGE OFFICE

TUE undersigned ha. opened an EXCHANGE
- osrick IN SAmreport. s'A Il Psrt~red !"
ssil Cheeks on all the principal cities IN The
UAixl States; also sopurchass Exchange aud
revive Deposits.
will continue TO advance on c0nslgnmrnts
10 WxicHr. WILLIAMS 4 Co. Cash " bsgg-
ing and Rope: vii pay balances due ussiF
custou,ers Al my office, free Of change.
Is. N. JOHNSON.
Shreveport. I.S., Sept. ~. 1854
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Dissolution.
TINE ayu Of EvAss. UxEes 4 kxY IL this
day di.~oiyed. These Interested will do
wrll Ia rsli II the old staGd and settle
u EVANS.
d. q. GREGG,
lsan,,v I. 1854, II. KEY.
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G1EAr ExRss. ''tt ae'x III stfwse yi3ta
viii. cylinders. ls.t sesspisssd ~ - fsral
Ledger, VAS ,3t IA ope*At,ua = fstnlss
l.s.trsyet Of Me manufactures " y. YsxA.
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how, 'ihy IN ssses Hoe, hsys ass II eatss
elead sae.iics press y ssses DIS a.ion
lot ,hs Ledger H. fses. the caasrsss was.
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alike sveyy pssi.es'f-. tevess 'r's. nsi..
3, "a .. part sf ease si'tiag q ssr,e a.t ~
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both rsess~s the sssss time. onlsss tk~y
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u pcrroas can b. furnished with hor~-s,
buR1ies. hanks, sWd carriages, ut the shortest
notice.
Marshall. Aug -. 1889 OF
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-08

THE EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF JACKSON. iron eques-
TRAN statue Of General Andrew Jackson which has just
been completed and placed in Lafayette square, in Wash
ingon city, viii be inaugurated to day (hs ivsrsay
Of the battle Of New Orleans by the proper public
monies and display In which the authorities
including the President Of the United States and his
Cabinet, will take part. Hon. Stephen A. Douglas U
g. Senator, frcm Illinois, will deliver the Grafton; and
Colonel W. Hughes, of Maryland, will act Marshal
the occasion. At the conclusion of the dedication
banquet will be given in Jackson Hall which judging
from the preparations which have been made will be
most brilliant affair
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The y soop Of war Albany arrived a. the navy yard
on skturdsy s,opine tho 18th inst last fIom Boston
Commander u D. thofburn will be detechej from the
ravy yeld on the ist t JanUsy, 1858 when he viii 10
relieved W ComsgaIder "a Randolph
Lieutenant utury Dar6ante has recently ent red on
Guty 81 the r.vy yard rcis yoz Lieutenant NJ Watson,
Nho hEs beer ordered 10 the commandothe steamer
Vxen -- Pensacola Gd3tUc, Dec -.
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Malls for EurOpes

Malls for EurOpes
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
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Paul JuLrE. The Yourc FRENCH VIOLIN rsr 1t has been
recently rumored that this celebrated young artistic had
accepted advantageous engagement which had been
offered to him here, but IL Is not yet certain that the
treaty is concluded Indeed doubt whether it would
be advisable for him to enter into such engagement
To mind he do better than to act indepen-
IDENTIFY and be his manager Talent like his seldom
met with and Of so high order Of merit, should rely
on itself and we rest assured that the American public
always generous to deserving merit, will not fail to
spond to his efforts, and that too in substantial man
Paul Julien is prodigy-for that word in its &C.
neral acceptance fails convey to the mind the slightest
idea OF his capabilities lie is artistic in thought and
action boy of but eleven years Of age with the mind and
spirit Of manhoods prime-a rrtuoso the vion-and
yet simple artless child Such appear ncongruy,
but the thousands who lave been enranced by the dis
play Of his marvellous abilities will gnse the truth
description There is and praiseworthy
feature in young Juliens in this country He
to unheraded by the trump of newspaper adu-
atons biographical hyperbolewe not inundated
by wrought accounts ofthc enormous the
great musical riumphs he had achieved the peculiar
ycissitudes Of i'll fortune that marked his early
He came with but his voliu and said clear Judge
me-" and presenting himself before New York audience,
famous alike for their just discrimination and taste In
ticsl matters awaited their judgment upon his perfor
mances. No greater triumph achieved evenly
more mature ortses-hs success was unprecedented
as it has been unrivalled 1t the same, il not
greater in Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore and the other
cities be has visited With this reputation what has he
fear He has passed the ordeal Of criticism Besides
not known that he is graduate Of the Consevatoe
de Muque in Paris the very temple of the science aud
one too who reflects credit on his alma mater Such
title is the most Astter!ng that be bestowed him
he graduated at people seldom attain the prv
lege Of entering high schooland he stands before
the world the cole example Of such uventy Of talent
and capsbty Of advantageousy exercisingt Let Paul
Julien but try the public on his own account and
copfde mt they will sustain him.
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Nfw Rours 10 TIL pacific Il private letter
from Warrington informs az that the contract for
tie United States mail service in steamers between
Eey Orleans end Vcra Cuz vas awarded yesterday
Ly lie Postmaster General. The successful psr.ies
tro .Le gentlemen associated in carrying out the
rcv HE 10 California by the Ramsey route asroIs
M,Sco. Thisis the first link gained for chain Of
mall contracts for the whole distance, which the
Postmaster General has now under adyisement
TIE steamer Abziross leaves to-day for Vera Cruz,
On heg l,st Trip 10 CFsaaize his line and route
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0rERA New YoRK.-For long time past there has
been strong desire felt throughout this community for
the establishment Of regular Italian opera in New
Yoik, on 9 scale commensurate with wealth, taste,
and Importance The dem ocratic well the uptown
classes the lovers Of music and the resolute haJues Of
the theatre, combined in this sentiment with wondrous
unanimty Their desires have been gratifed, and
their expectations more than realized Nor we
merely restrained to the patronage Of eperac estab
ihhme mt; but We have two noupes led by the two
greatest musical ayses of the world sontag Abon
What could be desired more what can London Paris
or Vienna, present to cope with this,
The natural rivalry which must subsist between these
musical Capulets and Montagues will probably manifest
itself also among their respective adhsrents and ad
mrers The beautiful fascinating and brilliant sontag
will draw around her. in Nibos handsome theatre msg
nidcsnt assemblage Monday night She has not yet
been heard here in opera and great anxiety is felt In her
debut which she makes in the role Of Marie, in THE
Daughter Of the Regiment" We anticipate therefore,
an immense house ct Nibo's on Monday, while at the
Broadway the great attraction Of LA Somnambula"
cannot fail to exercise like influence The contest be
exciting One word of advice Secure your seats
early