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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-07-19

lE $500 u isi5i X =
Warrington Brsnch MISUNDERSTANDING Hun Fol-
Iosssf
FAVE daily except Sunday, and 9, * and 5,
IL On sunday, ate, u. m, and Q, v. .s 1900
The aad only al Annapolis Juno
and RELAY The Others Al all way stations.
Trains al 3, aud ~, connect with Annapolis.
5a DO do g. m, and 8, pm. do west ra
DO do q and =. and 5, p. m do cast ~ RI
Pare fro" w.'""s''" 70 Baltimore I'D q
DO do, Annapolis. ........................ 4 Is
DO do do and ............... 1 50
The trip tickets all procured once
and good for the day upon which they are s.sa.d
Jaly 10 -du Agent.
fsst ny y. q. MCGUIRE, Awctsonser.
GOVERNMENT SALE or DESKS. CHAIRS, IRON RAILING,
Lumber, AcOn "wednesday Afternoon, July soh four
chairs, stoves, iron railing, lumber, &c.
las G. MCGUIRE,
July lid Aucnsneef
NORTH American Review for J~iy last rsossvsa-
IN July ~ HIe#f.s #1 sasnrf fRAnCk TAYLOR
NEW 0NOCERY sTORE CORNER cSysa ana ID s4r<sss
IN by LINTON b TwEEDv.-rke kss IN inform
street,,
insely occwpied ~ John A. Doooho, deceased
tits purpose constantly hand esods
which shall deserve
also every ire
costly Courteous attention and prompt delivery cf goods
confidently expected 2 ant HHt nnf -
Jay 2-dnm ttf % ..ANartt is@i En-
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
LlTCHFIELDs CONN. TAURsDI

sunset, such as fiushes the west in an
 October day, and then, when the spec .tatots had gated their fll. should rub t
 hastily out, and overlay it in a twenty minutes work, with another picture. such las God paints rapidly after sunset--its silver white, its faint apple green, its
 pink. it's yellow, it's orange hues. imper- ceptibly mingling into graYs and the
 black blue of the upfer arch of the hea- vens. to be rubbed out agaln. and sue. ceeded by pictures of clonds-all, or any of those extraordinary combinations ol grandeur, in form. and in color. that
 makes sne srembls to stand and look up.
 these again to be followed by vivid poF@
 traitures of more calm atmospheric con- dilions of the heavens, without form or yapor and so on endlessly. such . man would be followed by eager crowds his works lauded. and he called a god. He sgoald De god. Such is God. So he 6lls the heavens with pictures. strikes through them with effacement, that he may find room for the expression of the endless riches of tue divine ideas of beau. ty and majesty. .. The heavens declare the glory of God aud the tirmameutshow. eth his handiwork." The psalmiss then boldly personi6es days and nights. as if they were sensinels and spectators, each as it passes from his watch rehearsing what t had seen Day WntO day utter icth speech. and night unto night show> eth Knowledge"
 We are thankful that our incarceration in the pity, though it shuts out all these thugs. cannot efface the memory of . summer's happiness. z'kat glows and lives again. and will be sweet twilight on our path, till another season and an other vacation. n.-Lndependsnt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
Poeffg.
For tke Enquirer. MEMORY. ...-

An old man sat at an open door.
 Thinking how to add to his hoarded store With Summers placid sky above his.head, And at his feet Earth's richest beauty spread. What is Nature with all her charms to him, With a sordi 1hearts and an eye grown dim? There came one in Poverty's garb, who told Of sickness and sorrow, and asked for gold.
 Her wan cheek, pale and worn, and sunk by care Told that the fell Deslroyer's seal was there. He that had knels long at AvaFicc's shrine, And cast aside manhood tor wealth of mine, Wept OCT the past; while his stern face grew bright
 With wis ons of childhood days of light.
 Forthe beggars eye, so mild and so blue, Was just like his mothers in glance and hue;
 And his heart grew tender, his spirit mild,
 For Fancy had made him again child.
 Once more he was laughing, happy boy,
 With lightsOme step, and merry laugh ofjoy- Caring naught tor sorrow. and loving ruth.
 How single thought of cliIdhood's bright day
 Will sweep the piled-up rust of years away!
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
The Song of the nTosqaito.

 In summer night take my flight To where the maids repose; And while they are sleeping sweet and sound bite them on the nose; The warm red blood that tinfs their cheeks, To me is precious dear, For 'tis my delight to buzz and bite In the season of the year. When get my fill, I wipe my bill, And sound my tiny horn; And of fly to the mountain high. Ere breaks the golden morn; But at eve sally forth again, To tickle the sleeper's ear; ;t' .s. f. For 'tis my delight to hnzz and bite In the season of the year. e- On the chamber wall about Icrawl, : Till the landlord goes to bed; ,.,.-.-~ Then my bugle blow, and down go To light upon his head. Oh, love t0see the fellow slap, And laugh to hcar him swear; For 'tis my delight to buzz and bite In the season Of the year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

Whnexes wishea to aet oinaE t1ste1h this mnrld. has oRls ia laAe lassnsle cl 2 A}1 chasiaR nFHsehnppeg thlnH&A . uFsvR Win l,nn aech. peellf eEe. laAe N hurried sioI'a. elnp ahuEi, pttp nE<1 nndRe new ~ she lells t|lyn fN ono aatien an1 ynu base h''p. Mag ii in eora M
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

4 ,.i.,e ;a haueier ap in bas-soom usszs - -. ,,aon l,. aad ihess ess q god
 ... ... .,hsr asspa wslkinR wp e V. WA9. as.s .-;,h . grove laak. FeadseMpA MpAAtirek
 .. ..a yVhen ahaiI we tlsee meet aasie " wheseapou. c ssenenaaas hnEss eIisaes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
New Goodsl
 Fl Rehh

HWAS iust received, and offers for sale at . III smaIlE EpFoEif. . new and general assortment of elOtAs, cassimeFes. eatfinetls, meTInoes, 0e' lains and IizOEt kinds Of Dry Goods, Groceries. CfO.keFy. &c.s with q new supply Of double and single barrel bowling pieces, gum Iocks. powdeF Aasks, shos baGs, gazae bags, patent caps tubes, enp-wrenches, wad- culleEss Run-screws, Eilis q S1ortine powdeF, sho1, &e., dse.
 Seplember l4Ghs i85& s a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

.OvEm TRuE.. The lolInwing taaat was aiven ss . rsilsnad dinner ai Dssr0il, lasely:
 EAitOrs-- -Iaadera on which paliticisns clsmb ta power pi6seess iD sIl great en- ierpriaes ;--she nnly class wh0se lahaf e its own reWard--she hnsdesl w0rked an@ the pores, psid--masi self ssefiaCiaRs and
 .he hes. abused ofall lhs pralsssioas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

Cause for National Gratalatiqn@ n@-In . rcernt address. Hnn. ~ Edward Everett, while referring ioaihe vast sum paid in the Uniied Sia,es E,r The relief of poor eIni- grants from Europe, said lhat when lse
 was Minister to the Court sof Si. James. he received letter from one of lhG inieri> 0r counties of England, telling him that ti,ey had in their H0Hse of Correction an American seaman, whnin they were desis rDus If heing rid aE He wrote hack ihst he might hs sent io kosdDn, whese he would be shipped te she 4Uaised eiatest aiding the siscaesii6n, that if her Msles. iy's minisiee at Washington were applied ,o in . similar way by ihe ovesseeTs af the possr and wardens af slse pfis0ns ih inc United States. be wosld he pre!iy basily en4sged. really sii plsssed.' ssid he :. al . time when my own liiiIe Siale q Msssac achnseiis wss assisiing fF0m tea tO twelve thousand destitute British suhieets annually, n be able 10 relieve the Dtitisli empire,s upon whnse d0minions the sln never se,s,s uf ahe 0nly AnieRican pauFeg iqasriesed upnn ii.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

sH.s yassr sna Tsmashy laiIed 2 Inquired Guhheaa al slnhhens. the nlhss Ia,E !. [. nai d all, he has enly. sssiRaea ossr .. .. prnuersy. and tslleh back Q iake a'sss unaisian. 2 wns shr reply. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

\ 4 sentimental ehsp h Rhode Island in-.
 tends sa petition C0agsess ai !ss aext ses-
 sion. for an appFopr'aii0n t0 impsoxe anei cha ansls nf aiirciion. sa ihss hsncetsrsh, the "cnurse 0f irne love" msy ran smooth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
WssO G0esls 2
R. . RXQ NM

,,,ss;. !...: - ss .;s., Ne, 9ork with
 isrre assorsment of iaII and winter Goods. ssek ss cISlhsl lcassimeEess seslinsss and Genie. wem's FaEuishina Goods, q IafEe sssoFiment q s-;r,r,;sseR &c. aIsO trunks, vaIIces and caspek SS@a--he world invite Geutlemen Co eal! ana Gx- sM,Si.,S fhis IaEEs stock of Gcodss which VII ne Tsii aaS winter Faihisns juss rseoissd at his fis;K;n~ EslaBlisRmsnG wssf &treet Lstea aeel6 =. TnonAs H. RIcaAHDs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

The Newark. (N. J.l Mercury states that single women who were fFeeho'ders vosed in that State as Late as the year 1900. In newspaper of that date Y q .omnlimantarv ediioIIal io the female vo> tase foe nnasimousIy Supporting Joen Kdans Eor President ln oPPoeli.on 1e TIomss JrIsrsoD. uhO was denounced as wanting h religion,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
LlTCHlRlEElD uM@UlRHR.
sssruBr1snEB RvKRx xHuRsDax moRaIHe BY
 HENRY W. HYATT. Oifiss, Ono Door East Gf tho Court House.
 LITCHFIELD. CONN.
TE B M s.

a,. TERMS.
 azt SuBscafPrIoN, PEh AEEUM. Village subscribers. lhy carsicr,, and
 slnale mail subscEibers--in aaUance, e1 50 Town subscribers, lcif of. the carriers roule.) and mail subscribers, in
 bundles, = = VI 25 Or. fl pai4 strictly ia sdpanes, =, si % IF Postage Free within she County, and any one sending she names -of ten new sub- acFibeFs, with the cash for the same, will re- csive an extra copy gratis.
 RArEs OF ADVERTISING. Mine lines or less, insertion. SO 50 .sS do \ do 3 do so 75 Ten 10 sixteen lines 1 do = 60 75 : do do do '-.- S1 %
 For contiauancs per week, % per cent. on the above terms. .s.gaf aa ..Probsie and other iegalnatiees at the usual rates. .~~ ..st,~ ,Yeariy advertisers charged according to space occupied.
 EP Caspal .gdpsrsissmsass mast bs aeeom. panied ypisk fke Cash.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
F1Ia;aeeG.

n GIRL ao dothe work q gmaa Eamliys m A this Village. En4uiEe aa lhlg Omse. sa
 iEchHsld. Seps. zth. le5A
 mR0AnCE0TEe. ca1silaiIes and oEs1cssi ID slslha q E. A1ANs & CvG
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
NOaleealeIasg WeaCs 4 Usss Store at-Easf ia Ealls Villags, S N Eisek eeld O., Conn.
Falls YfIlag0 DFng GGoF0g

with choice assortment of Goods usually kept ia Drag 5SSOsey and promises t0 make 1t the silosi eognpleie store oT the kind in the county, and Co make 1t fos the interest of aIl in want q Goods to purchase at tue Falls yiIlsEe pMg seEs.
 Falls Village, asps. l3, lesa -.-,---.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13

DURABILITY. ot Woop.--The piles un> der tue London bridge have been driven
 500 years, andn examining them n iese.
 they were E,and i0 bE hstieA Adecayed. gOis
 Savoy place in tie city Oi LODd0A. was
 ouilI $50 years. ago, and the wooden piles consisting of osk. eIm, heaeh snd chesnuis were found npnn recent exaMinaiinn i0 be Trriee,ly snund. Ocihe dnfA biIiiy 0T llm> her 1m vet staies tue piles of | bridge hn,t hy Emperor Trojan over Ilse Dsnnbev afford striking example,. Que nf these piles was taken np and ls,und t0 be petrillcd ia the depth oi ihEee-fonriiis of sn inch ]; but the rest of the wood yves a0t diijrsene ffrom iis former state, though it had been, driven 1900 years. hEs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
6 TI,a flla yrn.n.n.l,

ll waM ilssaN, lew days ainee. we heard sggsi,lilse If sixteen yeassa designate lln
 .I,,lluer ,ylso bnfe him. By cnarss hns-
 bands we have heard wiyeF % ealled 1cea- casidnxlly, though Iil she latter chse thu phrase is aIure aflen used endenrinQlY. A alI liussea, as c0ann0nly eIslsenyi il iaHa upah the ear and shocks the eenne. An old woman" is an. ahjeCi of rrvereDce slSuge and aryan.l ,almusl al utileR phases ng has uanisy. HeFsveEy age should hs her EuEh est passpnrt 10 courteous eOHsiAeFaii0psM. Tue aged mother Of a grown up family needs no other certificate 0i w0fths She iA
 monument af excellence, epprnved snd warranted. She has Esngh, lailhiully ssthe good fight" and come of cOHQuesOs. Upz on ter venerable lace she bepvs the meFtg of the comll .ct iM all iis furvOWed lines. The most ariev0us 0f the ills have been hesss
 trials nntnld and unltpoWn only 10 God end herself she has borne iccessanliy i; aii6new in her cid age--her duty dune, paiianily awaiting ter appointed iimen ssaandss u.,,re iruly beautiful than eseil n youth, mnre hunorah ahle and deserving than he wka has slain his lis0nsands, or sinod lFiampl@ ant npna il,e prOisaesi field Of victory. \
 Youn0 ussn, speak hiadly to your mother auW even CttuSs@UssSty 75tS ehssEA " $A e.AA But a h.,le time and yDu shat see her 10 mnFe Iorevefl Her eye isl dim her iDEsnis bent, and her shadow fals grove-Wardf f OtheTs may lDve yOU when che has pass ed awsy--kind hearted s;stess or she whom of all the world you may choose for . parts neF-she may love yns warmly. passions a,ely--chiidren may love yUn fpndlyS hut never agaiR, never. while time is y0AFs, shall the love of woman be 10 you as that of your old, trembling, weakened motherl has been. n 5sss N
 In agony she bore yna--through pulings helpless infancy her throbbing breaei wae y0ur safe prOieciiun and spppDfi---in wey.. ward, tclchy b0yhond, she bore patiently with your ihnu9hlless Fudenees, and nurs@ ed you ssfely through legion pf ills aad. maindies. Her hard ii was ihai hathed your burning hroW,Dr n0isiened fhe parcil- ing lip ter eve ihat lighted up the dsrk- ness of wasting nightly vigiIs, watching al- ways in yOnT iiliul sleep, sleepieas hy your side as nnnc hut her could watch. Ohs speak no, her name lightly for yau cannat i've so many years as would suffice t0 ihacle her fully. Thrnuah reckless aud imppiiene youth she is ynur counsellor and s0lace.-- 'ro bright manhood she guides your isn~ pruvislemi sieps nor even ihsn iofaakes or iorve,s. Steak gently, then, apdFevereni~ ly, 0f your ,n0ilers and when you, too, shail be Nld il shall, in some degtee, tighten
 the yemOrse which shall be yours for other sins, aO know that never wani0hiy havey0U
 outraged the respect due to Tod MOmsn. {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-13
COAL Gc.
Legal RIamks

,*Wassanfee asnd Quiiciaim Deeds, Writs, HsFpanas, &c., &c.. for safe at this office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

y virtue ola decire rendered on thr
9th day of June. 1883, hy the Circuit Court of the
Corporation of Lynchburg ia the suit OF Richard Tyrec,
ri .iutih, against II. Huntington, Administ rnlor oil Gen.
Il. Roberts decd. Otwny Anna Roberts his widow, anl
d. Z. Lyman and Elizabeth his wife md, theirs defend
ants. The undersigned, who was appointed u Commits
-ioner for that purpose, will proceed to sell on the IN,
day Of October, 1888, at public auction on the premises,
the following property, To wit: One baek tenement on
Main street, containing 81 feet front, running back 1872
feet, now occupied by Samuel NJ. Bu,eh, esq, and al
joining the store house Of I. d. Jennings, esq, one 9th
er piece or parcel of ground. containing about 26 feet
front running back-feet now occupied Us a tobacco
factory, and adjoining Planters Warehouse, and one
small tract OF and with a small house on 1t, situated
nenr Col, w. b. Browns hog pen, aud containing up
wards o! five acres. Terms, 6, 10 and l8 months. with
interest from tue day of sale, taking from the purchaser
or purchasers bon.l with approved personal security, re
tanning the title to snid property as farther security un
iii the Several payments of the purchase money.
sept 90 ida. H.. D~UNNINGTON, Com'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20
THIRD

RICHMOND, Sept 10.
Accounts from Washington state that Sen.
ator Dix cannot get the French Mission. Sen.
"lor Manson is spoken Of for The post. The
President, it is also stated, will oppose the
construction Of the Pacific Railroad by the
General Government.
The Russian. Austrian, and Prussian Min.
listers unite In remonstrance against the Kosta
nfrair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20
sECoND DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, Sept. 10.
The residence Of Jno. Y. Mason was par
TALLY destroyed by FIRE carly this morning.
The New. York Herald, of Sunday, states
IT has every reason to believe that Judge Ma
son has been selected as Minister to France.
The steamer Cambridge, from Frederieks
burg for Baltimore, was destroyed by fire
near Carriers Creek on the evening OF the 10th
Boat and cargo a total loss.
}. w. S. Woodson. a young man Of much
prom Sc. committed suicide in his city yes
'erday evening, by hanging himself to the bed
post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

DAING'S, OILS, &c
ZOO lbs. White and Brown Z nc Paint,
9 1000 lbs. Lewis pure White Lead,
800 gals. Lin.eed Oil. and II large supply OF ?,
pin, and Varnish Brushes; Copal, Japan and Coach
varn;.hes; Paris Green in Oil, Spirits Of Turpentine.
Pu,,v. Lvtharge, Red Lead, and all colors used by
p.;n,er,-Ju.t TO hand and for sale by
.,o.,. JNO. n. SEAY g. co.
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M FOR SALE.

have on hand a lot Of ~frstrate Mules; broke
w and unbroke, which will dispose Of IN reason.
AxxZLabIe terms. They are No. J, and my one wish
iug 10 examine them can do so by calling ut my Livery
Stable ut the upper end of Main street.
| shnll always keep n stock on hand.
sep I5-dts WI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

I AW ROOMS. 40 for Rent Il hnvo
IL discontinued tho upper part Of my Store. house ~
n dwelling, and am now fitting Il up for Offices. There
will be five or six superior Rooms, which, from their
central position, will make first rate Offices for Lawyers,
Doctors, &c.
BUSINESS HOUSES have also, in rear of my
Store several BRICK TENEMENTS that will mnkn
Shoemakcr's and Bnrber's Shops. &C., &c.
JNO. j. PURVIS,
sept Is its Ag't. for J. y. Kent, &c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20
PARISEN & KINGS

PARISEN q KINGS
VIRGINIA, N. CAROLINA S TENNESSEE
Freight, Pachage and Parcel EXPRESS,
v 10 nul from New York, Norfolk Petersburg and
n Richmond, per first class Steamships JAMES.
TOWN Il ROANOKE, md by the Seabonrd ind Ron
noke, Weldon n Wilmington, Custom n Raleigh, Peters.
but q Weldon, Petersburg n Richmond Richmond and
Fredericksburg Souih-Side, and Ya. d Tenn. Railroads.,
and connecting with Stage md Wagon Lines from the
different points on the Railroads to almost every point
throughout tn. above Sintes-tbroui h in charge Of spe
ciai Messengers. Mere onls availing themselves of this
line for The transportation of their Merchandise may no.
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud econo.
my of rates.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order.
Ing Goods fiom Baltimore and PhildeIphin. to the care
oi Por1sen D. Kings Express at Norfolk. Peter sburg or
Richmond, may depend upon having all clnigcs paid,
md their Goods forwarded without the least dcloy, and
free of all drayr ge and Commissions.
JAMES II. KING. Northern office,
No. 80, B~roadway, ~ Y.
w. B. PARISEN. SouMera O0ice,
Corner BoHtugbyooh ami end STA.
Paersbnyg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

CPOkES WANTED.-The subscriber wants
- this fall 100000 Hickory Spokes, md 10000
Whitc-Oak Spokcs for Wagons and Carriages, nil Of
good iimber-sone seasoned ones are preierred-for
which | will pay, according to size, from $l5 to $50
per 1000. JNO. II. BAILEY.
sept IO-dAc2w Rep. cop
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I me Of COACHES Crom,
mug o2.ts = Express a. Rep. oopy.l


VAIN. IRA sMITH-SuCoEssoR TO
w SMITH Il MARVIN, and Deaier IN FASH
IONdBLE CLOTHING-BcRs lcnve TO invite those
visiting RICHMOND, during the State Agricultural
Fair. and who wish to get the full value of their money
in clothing themselves or their children, from five 10
sixteen yenrs Of age, will find ii 10 their interest 10 whit
until they get TO Richmond, and give me n enll Mt my
Mandatory Being the only house of the kind in the
State, II behooves the citizens to look 10 their own inter-
est, by patronizing HOME MANUFACTURES, and will do
well To give me an cnrly call, Mt ia Muin street, Rich
mond, Va, at the Richmond Mandatory re
sept I4.dxc2w WIN. IRA SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

NO THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburg.-
i ADAMS Il CO'S. Expresses Offer Daay, Certain
and CAeap facilities for obtaining goods of oil descrip
lion. from all parts Of the United States.
We have secured Specinl Express Privileges ON tho
.wifi and sure steamers jamestown and Roanoke, ,nvine
New York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich
,nond Friday and Monday Of each week. BY this line
we ae prepared to forward goods of all descriptions nj
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
uer Edmund and Davenpprs line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porteroee.
Our inland c xpress per Great u. s. Mail Lie, contin,
les as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond Triee Daily.
The well-known character Of our house for RESPONSE.
,iliS and attention to the interests OF our rusiomers
warrants us in saying that shippers will find it to their
interest to order their Goods through "Adams$ Go.
Express" ADAMS .
per VIM. H. Mosby, Agent,
jy 26-ifdts Lynchburg, Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched to oil points where we have
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20
FIRST CARNIVAL.

N Il w L A l. l. G y o ID s..
IlHE subscriber Iaa lus, received from New York md
l. " i~ladclphio, u portion OF hs FAIL Goops, amongst
which may be- found elegant French work. handsome
SILKS aud other Dres- Goods. Also. Gloves, Hosiery,
Nc. Nc in great variety. Please call and examine the
assortment.
aep = ~ GEO. NJ. RUCkER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

M. I.ANGHORNE & SONS,
Z WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sk0ARs AND TOBACCO OF
EvERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
TNHE subscribers have constantly on hand a large
l. stock Of HAVANA Il PRINCIPE SEGARS, of
the most approved brands, which they feel confident are
inferior TO none In the market, and which will be sold nj
the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
ORDERs from any part of the Union will be promptly
mot, and enti,e satisfaction GUARANTEED to purchasers.
The following Brands are kept constantly on hand;
~sEaAHs.
La Flor dc Habann, La Sultaua,
California, Las Tres Coronas,
Jicotencal, La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Conqui-ta,
La Fiel dc I. J. O., lLeon de Orc.
In Tercsiia, ELNuptuno.
Rio Hondo, Plnntntion,
FL Programa. Figaro,
Las Tres E.trellas. La Norma,
Herman Cortez. Principles,
Lafayette, &c, &c.
TonAcco.
oronoco. Nectarinc,
Gold Leaf, Catawbn.
Golden Ieach, Stanard, &c, &c,
September S-dActs
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FASHIONS FOR 1853.
DKIME VEST RN BACON--we have

UOIkIME WESTf I'm have
l. now in store rs Casks of Prime Western Sides,
IL Hams, which we offer for sale at the low
est market rates.
Obtaining all our supplies directly from the West, We
are enabled to sell mt a very small advance on Baltimore
prices. Purchasers would find il to their interest to
give IA a trial. MS a. BROTHER
s.pt I5.dIm #MRichmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20
CTOP TMIEF-al.OOO ln Checks.

~ Stolen from Planters Warehouse this morning.
(~Septembcr ~ u little Book In which is kept our sc-
counts with the Turner's Bank containing the following
checks. some on TINT Bank, and some on other Banks of
this place, VIZ;
One CHECK by Mea.. Taliafel 70 q Broadnax Cor 1926 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

o1ARLOR IABLES-On hand n beautiful
assortment Of Parlor Tables, consisting in PART of
80 pair Mahogany Gard Tables,
25 " Centre 1"
90 Marble TOP Centre and Sofa Tables,
All Of which will be sold low, at the city Furniture Ware
Rooms, opposite the Norvell House.
sept l4-t, A. WlNSIONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

And one loose Tobacco note. endorsed by M. Moore
Il Co. amounting to BE So. A Literal reward l. Of
frred for the arrest Of the Thief-or for Inc Bunk and
Checks. JONES a. WHITLOW,
sept o-1ta Planters Warehouse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-20

EV Baltimore American copy twice a week till day
of sale. and forward accounts to this office.