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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

Ashtahula, DrJ I Elwell, freesol.
Ashland, Richard ID Emerson, dem.
Adams, Jesse Ellis, dem.
Allen, John Cri.es, dem.
Athens, s B Prudsp, dem.
Augaize. John Walkup, dem.
Belmont, Samuel Findley, Maine Law
dem; Z V Cleaver, Maine Law whig.
Brown, W Brown. dem.
Butler, VIM B Van Hook, dem.
Carroll, E R EckIey, wing.
Champaign, James M Maitland, dem.
Clark, Wn, Goodfe low, ind. whig.
Cermont. John Z Emery, dem.
Clinton, Thomas ID Austin, whig.
Columbiana, VIM P Morris, dem; Henry
Hessin, dem.
Coshocton, John A Pierson, dem.
Crawford, M p Bean, dem
Cuyahoga, James Towsley and E D Bur-
ton, iusiopists.
Drake, Evan Baker, dem.
Delaware, JOHN Converse, dem.
Erie, Harvey Fowler, whig.
Fairfield, Samuel II Porter, dem.
Fayette, Jesse WorthingLon, whg. .
Franklin, Alex E Thompson, dem; Hiram
Hendren, dem.
Gallia, A Logue, whig.
Geauga, Lester Taylor, freeosil.
Greene, j. e. Gest, ind whg.
Guernsey, Thomas Oldham, dem.
Hamilton, John N Ridgway, Jos E Egley
John B Krau,h, Henry 3 Brown, Nelson
Cross, L B Langdon, DR. Thomas Wright,
George Robinson, dems.
Hancock, DR. Perkely, dem.
Harrison, K * Price, whig.
Highland, VIM Miller, dem.
Hooking, Reuben Hesten, dem.
Holmes, S Gilbert, dem.
Huron, A r Segur, fusionist.
Jackson and Vinton, Judge VIM G Evans,
whig.
Jefferson, Amos Jones, dem.
Knox, Jacob Mervin, dem.
Lake, G G Jennings, freesoil.
Lawrence, Benz Johnston, dem.
Licking, Alvan Warthren, dem, A f
Rogers, dem.
Logan, Joseph Newell, whig.
Lorain, Walter + Herrick, freesoil.
Lucas and Fulton, Samuel During, dem.
Madison, Chas Phillips, whig.
Mahoning, Jacob Musser, dem.
Marion, l. Peters, whig.
Medina, E II Sbly, fusion.
Meigs, Robert Campbell, dem.
Mercer and Van Wet, + LeBIond, dem
Miami, L N Bogker, dem.
Monroe, Horace Holland, dem.
Montgomery, Wmr Gouty, dem; Marcus
Parrot, dem.
Morgan, Jonah Walters, dem.
Morrow, John ] Gurley, dem.
Muskingum, John Metcalf, dem; S Nc.
Cam. dem,
Paudling, Defiance and Williams, E II
Leland, dem.
Perry, John Q'Neal. dem.
Pickaway, Jesse D. Courtwright, dem.
Pike, L K Allen, dem.
Portage, L W Cochran, dem.
Preble, Benz Hubbard dem.
Putnam and Henri, Jas Mackenzie. dem.
Richland, James Cantwell, dem.
Ross, VIM Reeves, whig, John H l,ayis,
whig.
Sandusky, A Dickinson, dem.
Scioto, Samuel Houston, dem.
Seneca, John w Pain, dem.
Shelby, Levi Houston, dem.
Stark, Jacob w Smith dem: John H L
Scott. dem,
Summit, Peter Il somers, fusion.
Trumbpll, NJ X chards, dem.
Tuscarawas, Harry Torrey, dem.
Union, Joshua Judy ind whig.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
Allegheny Mar 6et.

TUESDAY, November Is.
The lumber of cattle offered yesterday
was over 700 head; prices gave way.
BEEVES-The offerings were about 700
head. The sales however did not exceed
400 head at prices ranging from 24@3+c
gross equal to 44@64c nett. Balance
drove away.
HOGS--The supply was large-over 500
head, The sales were 3o0 head at 4@4tc
gross. The number Il at were not disposed
of were driven East.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
NEW YORK MARKET.
New YORK, Saturday,

NEW lORK, SATURDAY, NOV. IJ.
Coffee, Rio II Java l2, steady; Sugar,
Muscovado 4S Havana St firm. Flour,
State CTS, OHIO 6,87@7-market opened
heavy, but improved at close, Southern T.
O6@7,l8. easier; wheat, western, l,72@ -
"a Gennessee l,76@l,75, bettor; Corn
mixed, 70, yslow so active; Mess pork 14B-
OILS, prime 1l&@l3 unsettled; beef hams
l4@l5 steady; Lard Io@l04 heavy; green
hams G; shoulders 81; Iron firm.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
Sale Of Public Works.

The proposed sale of the public works of
Pennsylvania, which was one topic of con-
troyersy in the late campaign, did not meet
nth much favor. The arguments made in
favor of the measure were certainly weak
enough. The Pittsburgh Post says the
friends of the proposition first insisted that
they must be sold; and that now is the time
They next proceeded to show that they are
not worth cent, and are source of loss to
the present proprietors-the people-and
that therefore the people must sell them
Now we would ask the Wing editors if that
is an honest way of advocating sale Of
property. 1t looks very much to US like the
argument of advocates of some spcculat-
ing company. who stand ready to take the
State, that has cost over twenty five millions
dollars, for mere trife, and make splen'
did speculation out OF deceived and de.
frauded people.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

Warren, Daniel Crane. dem.
Washington, Thomas Ross. dem.
Wayne, Ezra v Dean. den;J J II Down
ing. dem.
Wood and Ottawa, Addison Smith, whig.
Wyandot and Hardin, P A Tyler, dem,
Democrats, 10
Wings. 81 a - ~
FusiOnists and Free Sellers, 9
Total, SO
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Nov. I9.
Flour declined; closing at 500, with.
sales of 5000 bbls. Wheat dull at 1,000.'
Pork 4,5o generally asked, but some sales
were made at 4,45. Good demand for fl
ling contracts and the offerings being light
prices have an upward tendency; packers,
however not buying.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
School Laws.

The Sclieel Laws OF the State Of Ohio
with all appropriate forms under t, are
received and ready for gratuitous dstribu.
ton to the CLERKS Of tie several boards Of
education in each Township of Harrison
County, there is sufficient number to fur
nishall school officers with copy. o.Aas
a3 ~ CHA'S. PATTERSON Clerk.
Clerks ufice, Nov. 20, 1858. -'." ef*
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

E-Those works advertised by t. B.
Peterson, Philadelphia, and which may be
found in our paper, are written by the best
writer's in the world Those wishing to send
for good end cheaplterature. would do well
to call on Mr.. Peterson. @
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

FGraham's American Monthly Maga-
zine for December, has been received. 1t
is splendid number, one worth the sub
scriplion.price of the whole volume. A new
Volume begins in January. Terms So per
annum. Address Geo. H. Graham, Phila-
delphia, all lovers Of good reading should
not be without this splendid Magazine.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

EgrT The Liverpool Courier Of Nov, 2,
says: The ship Stornoway. Capt. Henry l.
Hart, which arriv I'd at this port yesterday,
has beaten the American ship Challenge
on the voyage from China to England.
The Storno&ay left Whampoa On the l4th
Of July and Macao on the i5;h of July. The
American ship Challenge sailed from Wham-
poa for Landon on the 18Th Of July and
has not yet arrived. The Stornow"y was
in company with the Challenge for two days
in the China Seas, AID when last seen the
Challenge was dead to Ieeward at Gaspar
Straits, standing to the southward The
Challenge was built 10 America, to beat all
before her and her name was coupled with
what is common in A merican ships cal
lenge to beat any English vessel for two
thousand unds. The StornOway has
beaten her. The highest speed made was
800 miles in twenty-four hours, which is
very great and has not been much excseded
even by a steamer. #a.a.. ..eE
The Stonoway WAS huilt by Mr.. Hall of
aberdeen and she has proved this fact that
the English clippers can and do excel the
American clippers in sailing.
John Bull is bragging--let us see why
the Challenge was behind before we ''guv
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

New GooDs. -Messrs. S. 81 H. McFad-
den have just received their second stock Of
fall and Winter Goods. They have brought
on $1,000 worth of Silks. Ladies, there is
the place to get nice dresses. They sell
cheap, as all of their numerous customers
know
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

RASEsyIlLE ArRoRA,-We see by the last
number OF this able Democratic paper, that
A. osbnn Wagstaff, OF Guernsey county,
has become connected with Mr. Muse in the
editing and publishing of the paper. The
Aurora does good service, as the election in
Muskiugum county this fall, shows.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

Eg Godey's Lady's Book for December
is d capital number, the best of the volume.
A new volume commences in January, which
will be far superior 10 any of the proceeding
volumes. 1t is published at $3 per annum.
Address L. a. Go ey, Philadelphia. Send
On your names early.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

DEATH OF SENATOR ATHERToN.--H Hon.
Chrrles s. Atherton, Senator elect from
New Hampshire, died on Tuesdsy LAST, at
his residence in that State, Of paralysis. 1t
is said the death Of Mr.. Atherton ptunges
the President into deep sorrow, Their So
cial relations were even cEosei than their po-
litical. The President loses a most deyo.
ted and confidential friend, as well ais an
experienced and well tried counsellor It'is
supposed in Washington city that Harry
Hobart or Wells, Atherton recent com.
petitors before the Senatorial CAUCUS will be
appointed his successor. d''i Dhs 'spiba'ni
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

KrLLEp OVER CoFMS.--Pleasant N. Hoff.
man cabinet maker of Hartsville, Tenn,
was killed by his partner in that place on the
ed inst. The two were making coffin
and came TO some misunderstanding about
a pIane--a scuffie ensued, in which Hof.
man was shot BY the otherand died the same
Iay Fa
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

GREAT BARGAINs.-WM. P. ASBURT,
Wheeling has the largest assortment, of
Shawls, Silks, Prints, DC. which have ever
been offered in that city, which he is selling
uncommon cheap. Give him call when
you visit that city, for you will get bargains.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
Shotwell & Crabb's

New Goods are very attractive. They
have good stock and sell very cheap
Give them a call when you wish to make
purchases. Advertisement next week.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

ES-H. Doesburg. Esq, editor Of the
Houander P. per published in the Dutch
language, in the Holland Colony in Western
Michigan, communicates to the New York
Tribune an interesting item which he cal.
led from one o { his Nelherandsh exchanges
ofone Engelje Wander ViDes. q female at
Piinacker, near Rotterdam aged 80 years,
who has not eaten in 81 nor drank in 81
years. She is now IN her last decline
Professors and doctors and numerous scien-
ti6c men from all parts of the world g. 10
see her. The Board of fHeal' Of the Hague
instituted inquiries into the matter as far
back as 1926. No medical man has yet
ascertained the true condition of that won
derful lady, She lives in good hamor and
suffers with Christian love and faith her lot
and condition. mn ,ar IT .ssa.s,s
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

EF-Jonn BeaIl has an extensive stock of
pure. fresh Drugs. Books, Stationery, DC.
which he sells very cheap. See his adyer-
tisement, and give him 4 call. ...a. ....
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

ES-The jury in the Martha Washington
case, which has been on trial at Columbus
for the last five weeks, have brought in
verdict Of mot guilty"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23
Still later News from Erie.

Nov. II. P. M.--There is meeting of
Railroad men here today. to decide upon
the course to be pursued with regard to The
change of guage
The military are preparing to turn out on
the call of the Mayor. Ia aa
A wagon load ofpowder has been taken
to the Armory for cartridges. 1t is thought
if there is any resistance on the par. of the
Railroad Companies that the track will bO
torn up the whole length of the county and
the bridges destroyed. IT.
The people are desirous that the track
should remain as is, but if the Railroad
Companies force them 10 act. there is no
telling when thew will stop! .l.#w .ls.
Our Supreme Court have decided that the
Western Road has no law to protect it and
word frsm the authorities and the track will
be torn up to the Ohio Line, Monday will
probably decide the whole matter.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

EH-Nearly all the fashionable hotels of
New York city employ female walters atthe
table. The proprietors as veil as their euil
toners find calico decidedly preferable to
cashmere. w 3gGa Ngs IdI az ,4aQ II
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

GTThe Oaloric ship Ericsson, which has
been undergoing repairs Of Williamsburgh,
M, for several months, il is said, will
be ready "a make another trip in few
weeks. and that her projectors entertain
confidence that she will perform to their sat
isfitIion. 'Ag#t-.2' fss's sa' 7S'Eo ~
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-11-23

4 &E-Pay the. Piiaser sMiias slllou owe,t
bsn ID thysdays shall be long. Solomon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

TT N az u II IN q MACH INES and
l. WHEAT FANS -v5he attention s,l the public !,
respectfully invited stock of Tire hing Machines
md Wheat Fans, which substantial built, and oi
he approved patterns. Persons II need of such
Implements would do we'll to give stock exnm.
nation feel sat fed that they will 1o pleased bo
in price end workmanship.
All I'm, lenrnts warranted To perform well.
lVl5--ts DIUGUlD g. BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

~ reOtypeS.-The Public are respectfully invited
TO call and examine specimens of this new and beaui
full style of Photography together with large colIer
tion of other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly n Southern Artist-a native Vrginian
~ Gallery door 10 the Va Bank
PETER f. GIBBS, PropoietOr.
Anril 95-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

Il TRTcOPHER0 Us. Of MEDICAL con-
POUND, for BEAUTIFYfNG, CURLING, Pr.
serving Restoring and ngthening the Hair RELIEF
inr Diseases Of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains aLl
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by geograrh
cal lines be reputation of BAaRYs TRicofHrRors Ter
vades the Union The sales Of the article of late
la We increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor Barry after n careful examination OF his
sales book ends that number e bottles delivere 10
der In quantities of from half gross upward during tn
year 1852 was within a trinc of $50 900.
1t IL unnecessary present Mt length the evidences
oftbe wonderful properties OF the frchopherous when
the hubble had furnished such Endorsement ns this
The cheapness the article and the explanations given
,fis chclcaI action upon the hairhc scalp md In n
Of superfeis irritation, first recommended Ia
the attention ~ the people, This was TINT e inveo
tor desired Every rotte advertised tsef The effect
Of the nuid exceeded expectation. 1t acted Ike
charm. The Indies would not be without it. County
dealers in every section Of the United States found ty
mus, have II; and thus built up wholesale trade
extent hitherto unheard Of N regards articles II
his kind The highest point has not YET been reach d
and IL Ia believed that the ses this year ill DO NIL
lion and half OF bottles.
Depot aud Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; NV
York Retail price. 25 cents a large hottie
Liberal discount purchasers 10y the quantity B. Ia
by the pri. spa merchants and druggists througi"u ,b
United Suites and Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Gren'
Eritain France. &c.
Sold b, d. r. Lyman, J II. seay and X. Stabe,.
Co. Lynehbmg.
may 26--d&c6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

Articles apg,op,tate ION, kn@ CtaSsBoxes oi mats
furniture
Arlicles appropriate 10 Second CidSS-Boxes. bnles
II dry good feathers shoes saddlery glass, paints, oils
hugs and Ct ntectonery
ArticLes ~ rop,iafeto Third CidSs.-Virgna domes
ics sugar coffee liqnor baggng rope. butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather, hides, cotton yarns, cop
per- tin, sheet iron, holowware, queensware castings
hardware, rnbe, dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in spe, ia or fourth classmates.
articles appropriate TO tie Fourth Ciass.-Four, lin
.acks rice, pork, beef fish lard, tao~ and bacon lin
rnsks boxes sacks beeswax bales of rags. ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marble, (undressed) Ell and
grind stones, mill gearing
n,.. ( 30 miles l.50 Salt per bushe ! 8
'us'e, POI 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds. 10
r"n % n. - 1850 miles. $50 IN
VIZ 'o' zoe miles. 800 Cnrrie@ ~ast. ~
SeJt7--d,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

I 10 NEDOCEDwIHT o"s" 49, ~
l. Lynchbwg, Va, TO KnorriHe Tennessee, 6yhe y"
ginia and Tennessee Railroad and Parish g. Cos Line
of Stages Through tickets he obtained at tDe
Ticket Office Of the Virginia aud Tennessee RalpSa
Company, the following points and at the following
rates, viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03
MISCELLANEnUs
INSURANCE ACcxc,

Comp ny Of the Valley, in VII,
CAPITAL, $500, 600. ''s'aia,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03
MERCHANTS.
,ocCUY a. COMMISSION

N7EW CROCEKY a COM mIssION
HOUSE have rented from "A. hucker'
- -. s,a-,roaf brick Warehouse ntely erected On
~ iaedntely above Lacy q Terry, for the pnr-
General Grocery d Com omission,
D r1,EJTING IND FOR WARDfNG Bus MESS
Persons buying goods To sell again would do wei. 10
ra,n,ni..ion oaiy being all the profit charged, where
he cash or good negotiable paper given IN exchange
good supply of GUANo, LIME & pLAsIhh'
kent on hand which will be sold as low as at any mouse
in the city. ~, "A
with ali possible dis patch and particular at'en ion pal
u the order of them. IT.,
Consignments of produce and Merchandise seiaciteo
charges reasonable and pains spared to render ss's
faction Account sales rendered made
WIN A. MILLER, on the Basin.
,,g3ts Late Of the firm of Miller q Compton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INs1,,

'1hE II, LII II AND MA ekfNE INsU.
l. ANCE.-LynehbargH Hose d. Fire Insuroa,s q
many. ION.
This Co npany makes insurance against los,
age by Fire, Dwelling Houses Stores Tobac oan.
res and other buildings, furniture Goods W. .a'"
merchandise, generally in town and country an @a
favorable terms. - 'e hat
Also makes Insurance on the lives of all ner
oying good health and of sound constitution f ff'
whole duration Of life, fora limited period WI "s
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations wr,
insured reasonat lie terms. y" 'e
The Company will also take marine risk. fr,ma.l.
any of the Northern Southern Ports, at fvoa"..
ates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Pyesid,t
DON 7. C.PETERS, lice President.
SAMPSON DIUGUID. Chief Eneinee,
James " Cohbs, Samuel Garland
lohn .iegat, Nathan b. Thurman
tieorPa W. Yancev, ohm Otev Tavlor
William T. Anderson. William f. Smith
MARTIN HOLLlNS, Treaspy,r
CREED T. WILLS, Sec'y.
DIR. p II. Gilmer. !
DR.. VIM. Otway Oven. "e"feo' ETdmtners
The Medical Examination e subjects for INSURANCE.
will be mrde the office of the Company on each DIV
between the hours of 2 and O'clock P. M
FchS-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03
H-TWO OTHER NEW NOTES
UPON WORCESTER'S PIANOS

" S Sa'SS w0 4aeoa q Ma, P.smo.d
From The N. Y. Epcning Mirror. april 15h, 1855.
WoRcEsTERs Piano FoRTEs.--lt Away fords us
pleasure TO say good word of old frend Horatio
Worcester Having often 'taken the responsibility" of
recommending h Pianos ii is gratifying be able to
ndd that have heard the first word of complain,
of the price, tone durability of Mr. Worcesrers Pi
AS all the world with its wife and daughters. is com
ing up from the South attend the Great xhibton,
beg To remind them in the OF Worcest Pi
ono Fortcs They truly elegant instruments, of
wood and mahogany, without any of the Black Der
stain about them
From The " Y. Sunday Courie,, April l7h 1883
PnNos.-As the mint stamp Of gold render. il
current, does the of Worcester inscribed non
Piano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill g
manufactures OF these popular Instruments has &
him first class reputation and any Piano procured
his establishment cannot fail to give the saf
ion 10 the buyer.
From the Richmond Times
PIANos.-These beautiful Instruments which y thin
few years past have become necessary
~ paor have been broug such perfection. beth in
outward finish and in tone, that doubt rnnci, il
the inventive and enterprsing genius of the tact
,ers can in future add much more that already done
TO have heard instruments that begin 10
compare in of tone those by
Worcester. and sold by Mr. A. NORRIS bookseller and
taoner OF this city. In finish. satisfied they
not he exceed. But few days since, one of the besr
performers have listened TO. while practising
difficult piece of music of Worcestcrs pianos,
marked TO that it the sweetest toned
his fingers had ever touched and he had pas ed a
great variety OF pianos both Nmth aud South. We fully
agree with him. and therefore take pleasure in advising
'ur readers to call Morris and supply hems Ives.
MORRIS is sole Agent for the sale of w oreesters
Pianos. and is receiving additional supplies by anos,
every packet from New York His prices the
the factory. He socits examination of his s,oc
rom those in want of superior Pianos, at moderate pr
ces. ie 29-itsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

Horses. Mules Ctlrle, Hog.. Sheep anJ Calves, if
eight in number, will be carried Ord class
GoodsIh weights Ia be regulated follows: Hor-
ses, 1000 lbs; Mules. 800 Beef Cattle. 1000; Stock
10. 700 Hogs. 156 Sheep. 100; Calves, 1885, under
3 months old Lumber of oil kinds, and Coal to
he loaded and nnoaded by the owners, consgnces.
One day only will be allowed oad or unload unless
by speoia nsree ment in writing. Whenever n Car is
ufered remni loaded utter arriving Mt its place of
destination, over % hours, unless otherwise agreed
upon. il viii be- TT the option If the Company unload
IT, and charge N the rate of 30 per Car lond for
Lumber and 30 cent? for Coal and also chm &c at the
rate of ; GO per day. for the Of the CaI.
TH0S. SHARP, Supr't
aug GIFTS Va. & Tenn. r. 4.
20 Express and Rep. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

M OTlCE,--The subscriber wishes to employ
IN st.rate SALESMAN, well acquainted with the
dry goods trade,one from South Westen Virginia would
be preferred. To such an good wages wi be Civ
en- if immediate application be made to me, in my
absence TO jas A. Stgler, my store.None but such
as are well qualified, need apply
Is ITS ID T. @. PETERS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-03

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectfully ask continuance of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon.him. To the and in
his 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 s.audin g, which mus
close up, and it is expected thai all who know them
seycsto be indebted will pay attention to this notice.
Jan 8--dts s. DIUGU1D