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RAIm 1Or onI0 9m NTeIAU0l1h COuWVy, VIII
II In two miles Of the aqueiuct. and four from u,
House, by way Of Ceorxeto ~n. II will sell reasons
from, any portion thereof located as aboye within
Date cross Roads, continuing one hundred and twenty
between ave and tnrty of h~satai III
the residue 10 cesr.d. Much the larger ~ this
ipcludiag twenty thirty acres which might be al
mAds trso snendow. Persons who may b. disposed
referred " John Bail, grocer, Nintt street,
avenue, of Hosauo Ball ON adjacent farm.
Msyft-~odn vi
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Certificates Of packages Of 2owhole tickets, e7oo 90
DO do 23 half do Ito 20
SKI DO 'sssg do IS quarter do os 90
DO do Is eshths do ~ -
DO Orders certificates packages In
splendid will the
drawing will be Immediately
ON o all order from -7-sk iu
Address p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Aug 23-3tawdkc wilmington, Delaware.
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TO TRA vEl.I.EltS. s#n.s
superior k,r Las ba~en HmYsrs Ferry srd
q. Ezr 7 (Wy n.f
THE w.known, swim, ssfe, and comfortable steam psots
Csptsp vonsy furssii, running conneron win s cars h
Hsrpers Ferry leaving O'Clock, aud
Washng,oo city NJ q osciock. y.
Will Washington for
Msv and down the regularly
t.icept sunday maknr three trp~ week FL. - = +
snd economical
oppo'uS, enjoying s bssunfs' ofs Fo'ose BY Day
From Hsrvsr'. Ferry wssh'sron ~.
hsy 23-d3p' 7. Fl. SET. 1....sr .F ..s a..T-.s
I'm. EDWARD IA CAMuICHAEt., from Virginia,
81 Wssb
and oAcs issh sAnias Tn. irvns
Ho 81. Ap A-Sn
MARHlE MANTELs-MaSbie Wovhs.--Ths sus-csibes
W friends ssa pubic thst he
creased h sock ~ asbe map'e comprising senns Brocssss
Spanish asn, and black marble, richly carved
and .r, qualify, ssy~ and superior hntsh,
fov ar low for cash Also, marble monuments
o,nbs snd head stone s'st eastern marble FOR window % IN
one, cslcia.d plaster, k2 30 barrel. = +.
Consecucst brown STONE New Yort
flags suitable building lie invites the sucn
builders and .pdeavor give
VIM RUTHFRFORn,
July 22-3,swso On between l2tb and 18Th
-..I.H lfa PENITEHTrARy. 3f
Lad ##H# @#9 ovror % PssursuAsr, u. q,
Washington, Juy 10, 1889.
GEALED Props~s. endorsed oc~.s. Co,l.
W, ,. received al this cnoe until the 18th August nerI o.
20 eords Of hstse.son.d good wood medium .irs
and free from limbs lap wood.
~ cords Of pine wood. II. .H.E HM#H#
VI sn,brscit. srste coal
The shove 70 be delivered at the rsni,sn'isry vhsrf
- THOMAS THORNLEY,,
July oo--a an~tis Ass |.Ef HHf #H#Ns& Warden. Z
COR RESTrhs large sory btck hou-. containing
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DyANs g WaTsONs PhIisaes sph,s- Manufactured
Ia patent hole ssamsnder thief
large street. PhlsdcI
pha Also. hank and banks
rant equal the United States.
Rsrevence who have safes In
NOR named. over 900 Of safes
Msgude 9TH street, fenosy' Washing
Of safes and is authorized receive
orde
ra,r, and ms.eane Bank Ph.a.lphi', 10 safes :" u.e
Un-d Ar.eps ia rnn.deipbsa, In California.
United States Appfs-rs omcs, Fhisasphia .aa mn ..
Pennsylesnis Railroad Company, 4 tssf-s.
Phiadpb,a Gcfsntown and Mouissown Railroad Company,
2 safes. T
Richard Norris s.s LOCOMOTIVES works, Phiadeirha.
soie sy.pcy for Rur,crwor,'s superior bank locks.
July 3b-2a~iy
Home and ForefGn Patent ard Oenerat A geney,
sHt Z fela MICHAEL NoUReE co. I ~ #AH
of and 9Th nearly opposite the
General Po~ omse, Washington, ID. q. I+ts
~ n Co. wii give eaims
Va wh~st bcose Congvsr, SupreaA
Cont The Executive Departments TO the procuring ri s,en,.
rights vii he moderate regulated
an of the rendered. ..A & ~ Aet@
OF shortly Ensisad
Of and viii TAX. charge ~i which he
may be intrusted .s1lL-sta sElL II He
MICHAEL NoURsE,
aa58 HE . JAMES MoRas, Al n|l~H
cHAs r. sTANsBURY.
sosc,ior and legal savi.er, a. n cILLET.
Tune ip-wu f~...l s.A
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| Correspondence ~ he baltimore SIM

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. ls5.

-, " AShiAdiON, a an. Is, 1898.
he Monroe doctrine has been fully discuss.
ed IN the Senate 10 day, and has received. as
heretofore, different interpretations Gen. Cass
has given what is supposed 10 be the modern
Democratic exposition of the doctrine, and il
IS very important TO know whether the in com
ing administration will maintain and carry it
out.
Causes for the application of the doctrine,
according to this construction of It, have often
arisen aud very striking causes now present
themselves in the British occupancy of the
Belize and the Bay of Islands. If we stand
by the doctrine we must maintain il by force,
and maintain 1t now, or it will fall into con.
tempt and oblivion.
| fear that it is doctrine intended, as now
construed, merely for home consumption.
Mr.. Soule is expected 20 speak on the Cuban
question, and probably upon the general sub
Ject of Gen Cass' resolutions to morrow. or at
an early day, and much interest is felt in re-
gard TO his views.
The Senate, following the admirable exam
pie Of the House, have passed the joint reso.
luton providing for an equestrian statue Of
Washington by acclamalion and without de
bate.
The monument will undoubtedly be erected
in the Capitol square. The sum appropriated
is fifty thousand dollars, but Congress, taking
pride in the work, as more likely to be sat
isactory than any that has ever been executed
under their direction, will no doubt grant as
much more money as may be necessary to
complete the design on the most liberal scale.
The work alread y executed by Nh Mills has
no doubt led to this act the part of Con
gress and their admiration Of his genius will of
course secure for him an engagement on liberal
terms for the statue now proposed.
Houdon's statue OF Washington at Rich.
nond, will undoubtedly be taken as the best
Iineness extant of General Washington.
The homestead bill will be taken up in the
Senate Oh the goth, but there is no probabili-
ty whatever Of its passage.
The failure Of the attempt to Confirm Nlr.
Badgers nomination yesterday, is omnons of
its failure. Ion.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

FRrGnrFUL EXPLOSION AND Loss or IHIR
- TWO IvEs-The Liverpool Mail of the
ia inst. states that the brig Lily left the
Ner.ey a few days previous for Africa, having
=, board, among other things, so tons Of CUR
noydcr aud 90 puncheons Of rum, but in con.
seouence of a gale she was compelled TO beat
obaut the channel for three days and was then
'Iriyen ashore on kitterland Island, by which
6yo Of the crew were drowned. On the fol
lowing dav Mr.. Lacy, sub-agent for Lloyd's,
r,.naired to the wreck with thirty one men, to
coo what could be saved
At a quarter before eight violent shock
gas felt throughout the southern district OF the
;sl,n1 end a sheet of fire and pillar of smoke
we're seen t be hurled into the air. hundreds
IF feet high from lac wreck Il seems that a
large portion ofthe powder was placed so high
IN The vessel that it did not get wet by the
waves breaking on il. The explosion dashed
the yesso' nte.as. and blew To broken frag-
uenls s.. at, .lao human luings! But
ene iril, atuai near the fatal scene escaped to
tell The story, James Kelly, no is still alive,
although one check and ca are taken off,
The accident made won't, three widows and
seyenty.three ah#'#" - from. Fragments
of the wreck " ere bioAn the distance Of six
miles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

AN EXTRAORDINARILY INSTANCE OF PRoMP-
rITUDE. In the late flood on the Ohio and
the tributary streams, considerable damage was
done to the Madison and indianapolis Railroad
Three bridges, one 800 feet in lenghth, were
carried away or essentially injured. A loco
motive, with its train, fell into stream from
one Of these broken bridges in seventeen feet
water. BY telepraphic dispatch we learn
that all the damage has been repaired, and the
road is again in perfect order. These repairs
were made in the short space of about six Days.
ST. Louis Republican M.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Additional by the Europa.

iStorm-Loss Of LiUes and Vessels at Sea.
The Ship St. George from Liverpool bound for New
York which had board lurge number of Irish Emf.
grants, took fire the 2ith December during n
terrible tempest Seventy of them rescued by the
Ship Orlando, and fityone persisted. Tho ST. George
sunk. The Orlando reached Iavro eleven days after
wards, short of winter and provisions.
The Vessel Lady of the West from Bristol for New
Orleans. lost the 18th mat. The Crew
were saved
English MINISTRY.
II rumored that Lord clarendon is be superse-
dedby Lord ohm RUSSELL in the foreign office of the
English government.
Alarm was felt when the Europa sailed, for the mail
then duo from Australia with { 900 900 stcr
ling.
FREscH EMPIRE.
Ausrio, Russia, and Prussia, have recognized tn,
French Empire.
La Patrie denies the occupation of SANTANA by tn,
French.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
FOR rmE HOLIDAYS

a Send on your orders.-NARION " CO, Bal
timore, Md Beg leave call attention to the splendid
selection of Lotteries to be drawn during the month of
January, 1853. For briliancy of prizes they have
er been excelled Our in selling prizes during
the last yearha been entirely beyond expectations
We have sold and caSed during the last year prizes
ounting in the aggregate mutton Of doiiafs
and this year intend double it--nlak He preiic
tioa Recollect few dollars invested with us, may
azc you fortune forlife. Try us-tryu if yon want
prize. Address MARION & co,
Baltimore, Md.
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NEW CONCERN
JAa. 9TH, 1853

NEW CONCERN.-IIavng bought the inter
/ v of MIR. VIM T. North IN the concern OF Snun
ders North & Irby, intending To continue the general
tiROCER ,FOR IV1RDLNG and COMMISSION
business we avail ourselves OF this occasion tender
our services old friends aud customers and TO sny
them, shn be hnppy 10 deal with them, and
the public generally, and to sell the most advnnta
geous to the purchasers of our goods wo buy
every thing for cash and at cash prices
ian | l-d&cids SAUNDERS e. IRBY.
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TURKISH ENsURRECTIoN.-Acco from
ConstantlnopIe Of the 10Th state that the Suit
an had ordered lmail Pacha to advance with
$4,000 men against the Montenegrins, In
fortunately for the Porte, seven districts had
declared against its authority, and to add to
the difficulty, Omer Pacha the Turkish Com
mander-in Chief in the disturbed district, had
resigned The Eastern Arnaout districts
have sided with the COVE rnmcnt, and request
arms to equip 1000 men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

The CUBAN ExPEDIroN,-A depn:aton OF
Cubans, it is said has visited Washington, and
urged very strongly that the Government
would abandon lis attempts to purchase Cuba,
for the reason that it will be abortive and that
it dscuragesl the exertions Of those Cubans
who really desire to procure their indepen-
dence,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
Arrival of the Europa.

The Steamship Europa from Liverpool has arrived
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
CorToS-unchanged from last quotations except FOR
Mobile which declined I'D.
BREADsTuFFs-mnrkct dull
fLouR-declined Cd.
WHEAT. do. Cd.
Conn. do. Cd.
The miscellaneous intelligence not yet reported.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

An Indiana paper says; Amos Worthing-
ton, of Cairo, is dead. He was an unpretcnd-
ing man, lived unostentatiously, and supplied
the people with fish. His last words were
Characteristic. Il say, Pritchard, I'm going
to peg right off. I've firted my last fish; but
bury my tackle with me-who knows but they
bite in Jordan"
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ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERs.-
dec 24-eodtm

L 500 bushels cloyersee'.
so do Tmethy do
100 tons ground plaster
50 do Peruvian Guano
The undersigned have Just received the above and
can offer as great Inducements any house in this
ket and will make it the interest OF all IN want to call
before purchasing as their grass seed bought before
the recent advance.
inn if, SAUNDERS, &IRBY-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TeIegraphed for the Lynohburg vlrgin,an.
FIRST DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, Jan. 81.
The following bills passed the House day-amend-
ing the Act to widen and extend the Statewide and
Salem Turnpike. Allowing Commissioners OF the Reve-
further time qualify and give bonds of Office
incorporating the Sinking roek and rags Creek Turn.
pike Company, and approprating $1,000 repair and
build houses for use of the eastern Lunatic Asylum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

NESSOLUTEON'-T copnrtnershiP between
- the subscribers under the style Of ECHOLS 81
PRYOR, is this dny dissolved by mutual consent The
affairs of the late firm will be settled by either Of tho
subscribers who will continue the name of the
firm only in winding up.
As it all essena TO them in closing their late bust
uess they hope that all against whom they may hnvo
counts will come forward without delny and settle.
Their SUCCESSORS in the GROCERY Messra
Murrel g. Stratton for whom they take pleasure in be-
speaking the favor of their old friends and ustomers
and the public generally.
One OF the firm will generally be found in their Office
in the second story of their old snnd, Immediately
Messrs NJ. 81 SIS counting room.
II J ECHOLS,
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AUCTION SALES.
REAL ESTATE ron

sALE-By virtue Of two deeds oftrust executed
theundersgned, trustee the 28h day of Octo-
Der, and the lst dry Of November, 1851 by Samuel
Baiy shall Tuesday the Ist day of February next
proceed, the premises by way Of public auction, to
sell tho house and lot and vacant lot in said deeds mem
toned together with the household and kitchen furn
ture and carpenters tools belonging TO said baiy and
also three shares of Va. Tenn Railroad stock guar
nnteed by the corporation.
These lots situated Diamond hill, in a most
pleasant neghborhood, and contain about one and
fourth oground each. They well worthy the
attention of those wishing to buy real estate.
The title the above property is believed to be good
but shall ouly convey such title as is vested in me- by
snid deeds of trust.
Terms liberal and made known day of sale
jim I2-ltds EDW CHRISTIAN, Trust.
Express copy
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A4ack upon DIr. Gardner and his PARTY IN
Merlc0

NEW YoRK, Jan 1.-THE Providence Jour
nal has been furnished with some extracts from
n eetter addressed to General P;tman by Cap.
tan Slocum who " ent to Mexico with Mr..
Gardiner In crossing the mountains in the
interior of Mexico. their party was fred upon
by large body of Guerillas, who killed two
Mexican servants and three mules GARDENERS
party returned the fire, killing six of the assal-
ants.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22
DIEDMONT WOHKS-A. ELLISON jr Pro
Il prtetOr.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sash Blind and Boz Factory,
Mn and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,

Btack@aahing Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with power, and large variety OF machinery for
working wood and iron, form the most complete estab-
ishment of the kind in the Southern States. and
better work and cheaper rates, than can DO
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied with
Doors, Blinds, Window Frames md Sash (prmed and
glazed if requred) Moudngs, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding, Palings, and variety Of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpand Stone Cars, Der
ic Gearing, Wheelbaows, Picks and Bars, and other
FOOLS required upon Public Works.
Constantly hnnd eud for SALE on reasonable terms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked or
nnworked Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
"f Timber snwed to order.
Jan lifts A. NETTLET'N Aoe~'
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FROM HAvANA.-The steamship Black
Warrior, from Havana, arrived at New York
on Tuesday. The Express states that DR..
Gardiner was passenger.
There was nothing of Importance lran7pi.
ring at Havana. The small pox which had
prevailed TO some extent, was fast disappear.
ing, and but a few new cases were reported
Two Mexican gentlemen arrived at Hava.
ma ON their way to Jamaica with the intention
it is said of endeavoring to prevail on General
Santa Anna to return to Mexico
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

FROM THE RIO GR.NoE.-- A correspondent
OF the Nueces Valley writing from Brownsville
on the 23d ult, says that intelligence has been
received from Monterey that the revolution had
been proclaimed at that place, and rumor has
it that Carvajal is there although one Of his
officers must be near the frontier, as news had
been received that Col. Montero, of the regu-
lar Mexican army had been captured by him.
He also says that the National Guards who so
nobly met the regulars in the streets Of Ma
tamoras, had been completely successful, for on
the goth, Col. Bassave arrived at Matamoros
with the remains of his badly cut up forces,
acknow Lodging that he had been beaten
When Cardenas was arrrsted at Tula Canaes
succeeded in making his escape leaving in the
hands of his pursuers his hat. sash, sword,
cane, &c What became OF him was not known
but it was reported that come rancheroS had
murdered him. This was not believed,
On the 18TH Avalos enlightened the world
by publishing a couple of proclamations, one
addressed to his troops, and the other to the
people Of Matamoros. The first speaks of va.
lor constancy fidelity and obedience; the sec.
ond tells the dear people that their good is
all he desires and nothing for himself! They
have caused no effect, for they all know tc
what kind of music he dances.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

l. AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Thomas q. Stcayns, importer and Jobber Of SILKS Null
ncyg and Fancy Goods, 162 Broadoay, NJ Y, Has now
in and daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices, complete assortment of goods in his line,
prising all the various styles and designs, consisting of
Black and Fancy Silks, Maccnes, Florences, Shaws,
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, Tafetn and Satin Ribbons.
Dress Trimmings Of all kinds, Embroideres, French
and English Grapes, Grape Lsses. Silk Cravas, Gloves
of all kinds, Silk Lace Mts, Barcges, Laces, White
Goods, Hosiery, l. @ Hdkfs.
The uadersgncd would invite the attention of his
friends md the trade generally He will offer great ia
dueencnts, cash mud short time buyers.
THOMAS q STEARNS.
I62 Broadway.
Between Liberty at. and Maiden Lane, Y
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY.

It will be seen by the above that publish only the
highest prizes in each lottery There otherprzes in each
ottey amounting in the aggregate ofirom one 10 fire hun
tired HoaSeRd doLars!
SPECIAL OTICE,-The famous and lucky Patap-
lottery (small fy) will hcreatterbe drawn ON Tues
da,, Thursday nd Saturday of each week Cal itas,
s. 00O, $4,000 $2,5O0 10 of S 900, &C. &c. Tick
cts 81 halves 50 cents; % cents fall GER
tfcato of package of % whole tickets in this famous
little schem, will cost but SIS; halves 81 so; qual-
tiers So ID cents and single package can draw the
highest prizes in the lottery.
The official drawing of these great lotteries duly certi-
fled by the State commissioners will be sent mmedi-
atev after it is drawn all the orders from with
full explanation of the result.
~ All tickets and certificates of tickets sent by
will be enclosed under envelope, as to prevent tho
pryinS eye othe curious from knowing its contents
The drawings of all lotteries which tickets are bought
of us, will be enclosed in envelope and sent mmedi-
atey each of our correspondent Send yonr orders
early for the choce of these schemes d when an order
reaches us toe ate fora particular scheme will al
ways invest in the grand scheme. We shall now
conclude by hoping all friends will give this paper
careful per.sul and send us an order which VIII be
attended to with Iromptuess and dispatch.
Addre.s MARION & co.
Box All Post Office
dec 24-eodlm Baltimore Md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

A DOUBLE MuRDER-A few days since, a
man named William Warlen called at the
house Of Henry Clemens, IN St. Loui-, " here
quarrel took place Subsequently Warken
returned to Clemens residence Clemens
opened the door. when Warken shot him dead
The murderer W = aoon after arrested and
when on li ,,ay % calaboose was observed
10 Stag Examination 1t was found that
hehaa c ! several severe blows on the
head l. ooably inflicted by the friends of the
murdered man. He died Inc next day
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nESSOLUTION .

nESSOLUTION- Tho concern heretofore
- sting under the style and firm of Saunders, North
& lrby has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The of the will only be used the settle
ment of the business thereof
All persons having cnims against tho concern, and
all those indebted it, will make settlement with the
new concern of Saunders Il Irby.
JAMES SAUNDERS
VIM I NORTH,
JAN. 9TH, 1853. JAS lRBY.
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X J ECHOLS,
S PRYOR.
COMPREHENSIVE
JAM, 1852.

COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers have
" this da associnted themselves together under tho
STYLE and firm of ECHOIS PRYOR & TALIAFERRO
with the view of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their houre is the large and commodous brick tenc-
ment recently erected in the of of Mr.. ohm Ruek
ers factory. Immediately the cann, aud nearly oppo-
site the Piedmont Works. IL is well arranged for the
reception of and storing all kinds of produce, ns
well merchandise As their lot is large, and made
from all depreciation by strong enclosure and
otherwise conveniently arranged, they are enabled to
give attention the sale Of every description
Lumber.
Every necessary preparation is also made to receive
Lime in any and all quantities. Particular attention
will be paid to the sale of this article Consgnments
solicited from those preparing such commodues ion
market. They also solicit con-g nmens of wteat, Hour,
corn meal oats, well every description Ct pro-
ducc.
Liberal advances if required, will always be mado
consignments in hnnd Coal lump and ground plaster
and guano will always be kept hand-orders solicit
ed.
All orders for goods from punctual customers will
eeive prompt attention.
Goods consigned their care, Ia be forwarded, will
be attended to with all possible dispatch.
No chnrge made for drayage merchandise or pro.
duce. either by railroad cannl. by applying them
selves closely business x being determined To use
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call on
them they hope receive the encouragement of liberal
public. ECttLOS,
VIM II PRYOR,
ian 1I-dScts TALIAFERRO
Republican, Lexington Papers, Bedford Sentinel, Fin.
castle Wing Wytheville Telegraph, and Roanoke Ben.
con, will copy times and forward account for settle
ment. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-22

EIEHUGNzA FOUNDRY, EynChDUrs
4 VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Stenm Engines
Mil Georing Tobacco Presses, &C. and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice. and mt fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
for the superiority of ts work will be fully sustained in
the execution &! all future orders.
A. q. DABNEY.
n B-I viii be prepared fol Gas.itting in due time
nov 25.d&cts A. g. ID.
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The latest Paris fashion is po~dering the
hair with gold dust and filings of silver. This