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n OFFICE TO THE plBgIC.

- II Of The charter Of Tho l.yuchbnfg nul Abiog
don Telegraph Company reads a. tuIlaasi
That II any person. pcrsuns sh1ll sinily "f know
ngs break Hiurc dcftrey, ar interrupt the Telegraph
lines or communications, any part tlcrcoi,-to be
erected by the aid company ia pursuance Of THE net
he she they, slall pay to tho sad corporation nuo
hundred dollars for snd offence, md .all b. further
Liable for ali damages which tho said company may
ut.r ia repairing the INJURY, md from Tho interruption
Of their business be- recovered IN action Of trrss-
pasa.nnd If my person nenrring The prpally Moro.
sail shall through insolvency my other canso be un-
abe of shIl lal pms the penalty damage More
said mud shall second ue commit tresspass upon the
snid inos ~ any par thereof aforesaid, he, She or
hey sha be nbe, upon conviction thereof 10 an ia
pfsonmeat IN the county jn not hnn ono month,
nor norr Than six months"
The peuaties Of the section nboyc roced, viii he
,iefllIv enforced +. Is. DEANE, JRs
President l.. 4. A. Telegraph CO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
uTANTED no IIIRE.

NV ~ D LID q = EEHHEs.-Iff fHTIFsI33'ts
w wish 10 hire iuf their work tie Va. a. Tenn
ruifoad. Ia the Mountain region Of "a, number Of
strong and boys, for which liberal hire vii be paid
They hive bad long experience IN the management oi
negfocs. and themselves large llnfd ne
rroes vii receive the IN every fesPcei
that they give their own. Ono # can be -een 10
lYnehbufR, any time, I'LL The l0l o 1nuua Al the
Washington Hotel. MfCortle Simpson < Jones.
At Mcdaniel s. Ilnus. They wili uIso bus men and
BOYS. SCOTT s. ADAMS.
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NOFLGE 10 ALL HE ALSO, by ncci-
" dent, Las fallen into the CONF DICTIONARY BU-
SlNESS in conjunction wilhhis lcwelrl establishment,
in whiehhe keeps Candcs& Fruits, such as Ora.ges,
Lemons, Ruisins, Almonds fberts Toys OF all kinds.
md in inct nil kinds OF Conlec tiouarcs, kept in such
an establishments Iois receiving his Spring stock,
10 which lac respectfully soil its the patronage of the
public. llealso hns in Unemployment one oftho most
Experienced Bakers and Candy makers in Lynchburg
Pyramids, of all kinds ma at the shortest notice.
All orders from the ntry received and promptly
executed. C1lAS. A. ENARD.
Mnrch s--lta doorsnh lyo Exclnnge corner
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ITNEON SgEANsRgP COmPA-

y NX'S LINE o" STEAMERS-P7nsyi- ssSssas
p1qia and Virginia ria Boyolh ior Phaadelhia and NJ
York-The Steamships Pennsy lyanio, CAPT. Baymore.
md vigina Capt. Teal, will, and after November
3D. until further notice, commencing with the Pennsy-
yania leave Richmond alternately. every Wednesday,
for Philadelphia and returning leave Philadelphia every
Wednesday.
Due notice WILDE given, eyery trip, in all the daily
papcrs OF the hour of lheirsailing
These Steamships have been built expressly for this
Inc and are beautifully fitted up for the accommodation
of passengers first tables, and every attention
Is paid to their comfort aud safety They also pro-
yflcd with Francis's patent Metallic Le-Boas. and
prca care akcnuud prompt attention paid the safe
delivery of goods In addition to the above induce.
fnrnts TO travellers, we have made arrangements 20
forward passengers throughto New York by cars or
steam bouts thereby offering TO the public oppotun.
nv never before offered the price, of viewing
the noble Delaware, and visiting that model city Pha
Ielphia.
Passage through to New York, in lst Cabin and
found, 50 %
Passage through to Philadelphia do 90
do do do Second do 90
For freight passage, apply to
RIO. RANKIN, AGr,, corner % WaerSt.,
1.
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RICHMOND.
DAVENPORT

TsDmUhD. DAVENPORT ~ Co,
IIKlGHMOND, offer Tor sale in store and aaoat.i
whOcsale--
5oo9 sacks Liyerl fine sal', Marshall anil oer brand.
100 do Ground Alum do
3aD tons Richmond ground Plaster
5eB tons best Peruvian Gunno daily expected
$50 bbl- Rosendalc Cement
80 bushels prime Closer-eed
80 blls Bono Dust
Is i}als. Bacon sides.
II tierees Sugar House Molasses
900 boxes Archer & Coz IN ! axes.
300 tierccs London Portei
% cases Cross 4 Blaeknefl Londcn Musiard
> do do Walnut aud Mushroom Calcium
. Hampers English Cheese (Gouccsterl
- boxes Maccaroni
30 Bag, Sicily Almonds
201 bags Brazilc Sugar
400 bag, Costa Rca Coffee
lIepucssey Goddard, Otard aad sasuraz Brandy, Held.
.ics and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, Madeira, and
Port y me, &C. &c.
MANY Of the above are Of our own importation, and
We profess to sell II, low asfhcy be had ia this coun.
trq quantity and quality considered. Tens, gool I'm
assortment a. can bad in the country, adapted tho
trade Of Virginia. ......,-...,
dec 3O-dnets EDMUND. DAVENPORT eco.
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MERCHANTS.
NlsanItLrIoN OIL aO.PARTNEli

II sHIP-Iha co.parfuefshp heretofore ez1'i lns
under tie fem Of J,asleg, Iagt q e., is tifs das
dissolved by mutual consent and Ire 81 tie r9nr' ~
c be- nsed only by T l. fiasley. Iao o. lasiof''t
closing NJ the business Those having claims against
The concern ii please nIrseHt IN paS HrHf hH
thase indebted HE firm viii plaaa rn3r iorf - oha
.effle. a. We aish 10 clase t'4e buales..
~ beg leave q tender thank- - our ifelas iai
THEN liberal patronage and the al 1at.of
Tlaslcy 4 Co. sgiicits further caai'npaea" 81 if
sumo.
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~ OTRGE-lIHying become sole proprietor Of the
~ Mosscy Greek Paper Mill by purchase on The 18th
DAY OF September, nm prepared 10 FIJI orders for
all kinda OF papcr Mt the .horcs notice, mud upon
good terms rs my other Mil. will pay three dollars
and fifty cents ~ hundred weight Delivered for all
Linen aud Cotton Rigs fair price if send my
after them. Address JACOB SANGER.
or s.. PAUL, my agent.
Nj solon. Augusta, VA, Nov pod VrIm
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C,

D0oKS! HO0ks!!--NEW Bo9h Isd , y r. p
a. "a Al i - ,,'.,- - '1' sd cents
i.i.,if5Ics. a revolutionary Story by james =
tatic Stewart, from Baekwood - &.
Ieaty Esmond, is Thaekefay. 81 -
shahiy Genic,l stofg ID q.
afpef's Msgaztae,
Diapers Chemistry,
Lincoln Batauy.
do for beginner,
Bonaa's Levi.ae CIR,
pieeDa in French,
pieaocf' IIfst.rifs-Greece Rome & France,
Mitchell Geography aai Alta. me" Ea.)
do Primary
Gutter Anatomy
Parkcr's Philosophy. Primary,
Bullion. Classcal scre-,
Dages' Afitl,s aud Mathl Works.
School Ial,s,aels,
Sreal PeI.'s superior qua.ity,
Slate, Welsh Of the best quality,
Ink and 1HI Powders,
White Slatc Pencils,
Writing Books,
Dat-bool.s ad1 Lodgcrs.
Lel.eraod Record Books, Journals,
Invoice Booss. Cush Books,
Diaries arge and Small, , sizes.
Pocket acct Books, great variety,
Printed time Boohs,
do Bill Books,
Iudcxcd Mems,
Baul Book,
EovcIopes, coil and whitc,plain and fnney,
Bib Paper, long and broad,
Rollad Rubber Bands
Drawing mud Writing Pencils
Letter Clips for holding papers.
&
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
IA pectfuly ask continuance of the patronage SO
long bestowed upon him. to the concern and in
this connection he deems it proper, To ask all who
indebted to him to come forward and settle their
counts without delay,
There many claims of long standing, which, must
close up, and il is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention to this notice
Jan S-dts s. DIUGUID.
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ITO FARMERS AND Planters
l. 500 bushels new cloversee'
so do Timethy do.
100 tons ground plaster
SO do Peruvian Guano.
y The undersigned have just received the above and
can offer as great inducements any house in this
ke and will make it the interest of all in want TO call
before purchasing their grass seed bought before
the advance.
Jan lofts SAUNDERS. ~ lRBf
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I COOKING GLASS AND PICTURE
81 FRAME MANUFACTORY.-T undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dagueneoype Frames, largebeautiful assortment OF
goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofaIl sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, FIRST quality from 50A3C incl
Is down
Plate Glass for stores and dwellings f's1cd To- rd"'
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes, to i. : interior
work
ALso-Od Work re-eiIt and jobbing in al II, above
bran hes
Picture Glass cut to any pattern-and large olze
French Mirrors furnished to order.
10 Country orders by mail wreceive prompt ntten-
lion. FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Main street between 9thand 10thst. Richmond
Va I,neq els
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Union roUNDRy.-NEw CON
L CERN.-The subscribers haFe associated IN
selves together under the stY ie aud firm ct
JoNEs. BEGGs 4 BROTHER,

JONES. BEGGS Il BROTHER,
II respectfully call the attention Of the public to the
FOUNDRY about Que mile below the city, immediate
Is on The Canal w they prepared 10 furnish any
description If CASTING. IN loom on sand Mil
Machinery sugaf-pans, Cudron keltles, ne" imporia
ton of Garden or Porch Chairs. iiat and Umbrella
Stands Jenny Lind Parlor Crates and fenders plain
ar fancy Balcony Railing Of the latest style flonghs
all sizes and patents Brackets various sizes Stoves and
Mentle pieces made II order Water. gas "f drain
Pipes columns Of all sizes ct build
ers are invted-a of which they viii furnish ct North
Sc, n,iras aud only nsk cali to insure sales. By
,rnppt attention aud faithful wori mnuslip, they hopci 10
share fair portion of public patronage All orders
Thankfully received und promptly executed IN the neat
o., sfyle WILLIAM Is. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS.
sent oI-dts HAMILTON BEG6S.
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ENsUrsANGE COuPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. Al WI>CHESGER
CAa.t,ycl Horel l7H,1s52 -Gopi1ai 500 600
Win POWER 10 tscnIAsE THE SAME 10 5000 .0O0i
FINHIS COMPANY. having been duly organized, is
Il ready 10 receive applications md issue Poll
RIGS and offers the ctzonao Of Virginia the
of home Company for the safe insorpeo Of all KINDS
Of property. merchandise &c, AT fair and rqnnb le
rutes Tho Director. the public that Is Com.
puny viii be conducted With view crmunouey rin
the strcteaf principles OF equity, justice, aud close
regard 10 economy aud the snfrty OF the insured
PPEs1pEsT-JOSEPH S. CARSON.
SEcnErARY-C. s. FUNK.
AcTuARY-O. +. BRESEE
JosGPH s. CAHsos, - II. H. McCiumE NJ. u.
JAMS 7. RtELY, 3 JAMS II. BuHGgss,
LioYp IoGAN, = ! n. w. RIcHAHDgoN,
JouS kfHR.
~ Office on Piccndiltn street arthc Valley Bnnk
W.acheairr. +. ID. CHRISTIAN, AGtaT,
Sept 2-dIv Lynchbnrg.
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az VIRGINIA AENE OF Richmond

s1laf-. AND NEW YOKA TACAETS.-Ihs Nel0 Hon.
Line IS composed ofhe following Vessels all owned il.
the city Of Richmond and sails from Nem YORK. euuy
four days, viz
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These vessels al Of the rs class, built in the city
If Baltimore expressly for tins hadc and have superb
u accommodations tor passengers. They
manded by experienced Captains, and qualified for the
tradc,and who will spare no exertion to accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by steam
and may be relied on to sail promptly advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York; will find it to their atercst ship by this line
it Is the only regular line, and freight will always
taken at the lowest rates and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond andNew York, give salts
hction. unexpectedly ask andhope d in OBJ
tanning full share of patronage. Goods shipped by
this line New York, will be forwur tded free of COM
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savnah, Charleston,
any other port. The will be in Richmond at
Rockets; in New York ut berth No. l, Coffee House
slip foot Of Wall Street.
DAVID CURR Err, Richmond, 1,uo,..
CLAS. IL. PERSON, n. York, ny To-
Riilmond. Aaa lS-dts No 81. South street.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

ludce Roosevelt yesterday delivered the decision of
Ire Supreme Court II the mstter of tie Russ Pave
zrt1 co1irSS; e- psyrg tie Bowery. The plaintiffs,
fx Y5re-s e tie City, claimed relefrOmundue assess
rs-ts q tie ground Of alleged attempt wrOngully
&c syy-vpriate TIE public money by an illegal and im-
y-utsily extensive contract with Russ Il Reid. This
oo-trsci Tas Tashed through the Common Council just
before tie ie or tie people TO vote upon the Amend
rt-fs 70 tie Cisrer and with the evident design Of
t7.l1c IL, set which would bsve put the matter up
8; lnc0n Juige Roosevelt was applied to and granted
Temporary Injunction. with order to show cause
Wiz j, should not be made perpetual. The case was
argued teiore Judge Morris WHO differed with Judge
2 ~ reversed lis decision. From that decision of
.Tl5ge Mons. sPpesl was made to full bench and
tie cn.e -srrued before al the judges (fye in this
dlst1c; The decision reverses Morris's judgment and
-sss1ttishes tie Injunction Thus the matter rests
TIE ylTsue1i s stopped entirely unless the Court OF
Appeals Cal be injured this decision which
il tIrre Dely doubtful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

II il stated that " Anna BurrOwes, young girl IN
Philadelphia, has recovered verdict Of S9,9J5 dam
ages against Messrs French d Richards, for injuries
received by her. in falling through defective grating
into the vault OF the defendants al the corner of Mar
kct and Tenthsts, in that city We commend this
verdict to tie consideration Of the authorities and peO
lo Of other places. In regard to New-YOrk no words
can too strongly condemn the infamous negects of the
SOFT punished in the case OF Anne Burrowes. The
pissenie in our streets viii often SET his foot iron
eratiDgs which give way under his head Ii the owners
Of such places were sent to sng-sng for period it
would be slight expatiOn for such criminal oversight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

We 5ecose large space in our paper this morning to
he 6esals u sAc great National Holiday The various
meetings sermons parsdcs ana dinners iaguerTectyPei
IN sxr rcpcrscrs-iha; unfortunate class who msst
vo.l Tie hardest while others psy-will. we doubt not
ht discussed with pleasure sni profit The observance
a lie day was vesy general and quite NewEnglandish
h cAArntier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

ThxAkssivirs dsy gave rise 70 some excellent ser
1ao.s number Of which sre reported aud published
II TIE TEEUNE this mornins-as severally delivered
II Msss-s Z. W. BeeeAer. I. II Cuyler. T. R. Keyes
Z Y Ei.hee. Samuel Osecod. Ed. Neville, S. II. Cone
" = RsuAau and y. Mssill
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LATEST NEWS.
nLcEIyED ~
MAGNETIC TELEGHAPU
TIIfi pEOrLr'H COI,LEOE.
nlpEIyED u

AuHrns "Wednesday. Nov. -. lsaI
Tho Trustees of lie Peoples Collage held business
mreing here 10 day and pablo meeting n tho evening
~ spl, ~ bad weather lhn iarges hall IN Auburn wa,
VII hnsd Addresses explanatory ~ tho proposed Poo.
pies tolleRn wore made by Mcssrs. II. Howard ami
iorncc Greeley ON behalf 81 tho Trustees who
pondcd 60 IN kindred spirit By the Hon WIN II Seward
In behalf OIL tho citizens The plan Of the College ombo
dying instruction In the practical sciences ond ato In the
useful arts war received with general favor.
The Trustees adjourned to meet three months hence In
SyrncurC
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NglpA1ork psalIp G1~ibusrE
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER y, 1854

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sJog a. Vid6iD M p6ief ~ ip syeIYgs aistyNi hum
81 uD5e pae'f
III DDsi yiog.ile sjtfDg y o4t ~ sesns i'e ~
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THANKSGIVING IN BOSTON.

BOsTOs, Thursfav NOV, n 800,
Thanksgiving has been duly observed here all places Of
business having been closed and the Churches well filed
the streets wearing Sabbath appearance. Large audi
ences patronzed the several theaers this evening The
weather has taken Sudden change since the morning
from June like mdnes with log and rain to a clear sky
and cold frosty air
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

TIE s;etnships Washington, which sailed from
seuisrysC- Oh lie GA last. arrived q. this port yes
ier5sy tfierDsc. and tie Canada from Liverpool on
lie l2th q l1asuncei b. telegraph as having arrived
Al HalIft1 TIE news By both vessels, which is one
week lste- III o. highly important character. vii
IL sguD5 L trotber column The Turks and Russians
hare Lid seTeri lkirHiihes in which the former ap-
E1r e Lave c EeoTo8s with heavy losse: 70 the
ls--s- 1eoOu.ts fr0o Vienna state that the Turks
ts2 u errgze-ei viii te Russians il which fourteen
su;ercr R1ssil- oissrs I'll the Turks remaining ms
rers q lie fel5 srd tie Russians retreat!ng TO
Bu.la-egt Tour RusfiEu OEesrs arrived Al COnstsn-
tno,e e. prise-f q war. Accounts from Constsnti-
no;le sttse tai lie Sultan lad p0tiTtS rejected all
p-.poeals Wiki ne 6iglOnEiiEE hzIe submitted =
i. i "a rurnore5 that tie Czsr has formed an ALI
ar,t VIII Do.s EabOres. d Pelsi2, - pECelam war
Eses B,l5st Insia 4 CEez; Britain psrssts in sup
porting Turkey. Ags:ril remains re-trsl bat keeps
iires N1lct p1ss ne rDEeueDis u 5eIga- The SER
iar Government IL tie rnssntge la ordered the pop
tssoi y is,l ,le i&s rfcr.s1 Re Pore la nsiiaef
6usfria nor Auss W. oe }srHte1 - oeeypg Ssryis.
Tge PORK La 6ee.6el "a re5gs retrgse1 sasli mt
De eliyle.ss "a EErV2e. bvs naay serve 81 Asia
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TIE fnspcsj slag u IN L~h1>A J'pft ~s, ryes,s
~ls r.gs,s V ms ssosey sf ar1 yres4 y c9oa9s
In l.ss eay - ia Ell ii.a
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more tne1esefe sessf sg 1grin1 Dc ~ ten der t
I1,ro,ssstf wee Nd ftily sgs5ae1 slq fe @DAH Diee
Wa Ssf " bDt fog fnD1sy scq a. ~ VI Dr>S9yt'
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suyffbsfsI1nT tie ettreefaDm u ~ lDfey fiyg2eY
preA,aefs yesEfJ1sy sa1 fl1 many piDee, atg e.y'
ssf q " lesoes snf tleSs a. iDADy - ltryl ysifh
rls.tea Dc Lllsel te.lle 1.rek ~ ~
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Jfs new sciooner Seye,sSe v Us s@es VIA oelo v
psg Ees. cal sHs gse~ef.s. 49, ,eea vses4e> pee'
J4s,sy Isss1 Lett E5f enc royf 81 Ne ezDcctss yi9ye
t<.I kss She be5oDgss y re 8 Egt " Ee5ae 40 y
I,s.,.1 Gf f901ein ne Nee1pe ene yTytpokDp reles
S.,sssus AID arm 10 G.s )>sGeD Nulse fsy .assses
10 Dc ssr Mstpsl CepysDy u oeg ZEN
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ii'ts sHpA rpe, ~ rb'r's ~ lhs aol,al ag ,ha
lset'ie heed Ha have advice hsM Pom ~ r,iaaa -
hsl mh everything wss taelli eni tbs health pl tho
lsa,d a'sualll apai
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Ala mselne n s iiaA,d " Iada NJ philadelphia hea
Meeday e1snlpr sa'lnou was adopted ,eqi,ias al
Haalfl w eumlnlllte es - lha movements making 10
hes, DO Mat nmsffd nD,H lhs ~ ~ Aer is,h asi
No ep'i Advisable measures - be- asaeei o. ms POO
iibllns lhsl, sus,fss
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ihs ttii iHir nspse,p A,tiutst The pN y,
trs' esi 's,assf lfJpri Al a,s supposed Aed
rll lushiless 'eefsf ihe allowing nsmsd rs,aeas hsw
.ss rs,s se,f sisesly sided aud elhe,va an,ei and
ii'h li',s es n laH,lHen dahees Cart f'eitlh heNl
ee,lit naslon ~ = u hah,eh me,,hanl OF NJ
Asdrus y u srd Ne rassons lea,hst IN Loan illah
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