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THE LANCASTER RAILROAD.

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THE LANCASTER RAILROAD.
A L a meeting Ofthc Commissioners ap-
"A pointed at Lancaster Court House, by
the Charter, TO incorporate the Lancaster
Rail Road Company, the following resolu-
tons were passed and ordered to be publish
cd
ReSoired, That the Books of subscription,
to the capital stock ofthis company be open
ed for the Camden route, Chestervile route
and Ridgeway route. on the first Monday in
February next, being the 18th day of the
month, and kept open for sixty days, closing
on the seventh day of April next, at the fol-
ing places, and under the directions of the
following commissioners
At Lancaster Court House, s. C..
Dixon Barnes, Il. X. Cureton,, James III.
Witherspoon, Thomas w. Huey, VIM. Me-
Kenna, w. G. Cauthan, John Adams, w. A.
Moore, III. r. Price, and James Robinson.
At Camden, S G.
john Rosser, W. Thuriow CASTOR and
Enoch Tryon.
Al WinnSbOro', s.. C-Samucl j. Barkley,
]. u. Hammond and j. NJ. Rutland.
Al Chester Court House, S. C.--John A.
Bradley, Samuel McAllily and G.. ID. Melton,
Al Columbia, S. C.--James V. Lyles, J.
Caldwell and Jonn G. Bowman
Al Charleston, s, C.--S. 5. Farrnr, James
T. Chambers and Frederick T.. Fraser
AZ Ciyburn'S Store, Lancaster District
T.. l.. Clyburn, Uriah Williams, and An
drew johnson. r sd
AZ Fiat Rock p. o. Eersh9,o District
William Kirkland, VIM. Fletcher, and Jesse
Truesdale.
Al lfoGafs Old Store, Chester Districl.--
Lewis a. Beckham, w. a. Roseborough and
j. b. McCsili. s
Al Liberty HER, s. C.--John Brown, L. G.
Patterson and WmSC. Cunningham.
AZ Munroe, " CD. III. Covington, w.
w. Hart and j. NJ Stewart. q3 jsr.
~ Wilson's Store, Union C0uniy--~Hugh
! Wilson, VIM. Grow, and John Walknp.
DIXON BARNES
| Tx. CURETON,
4itr His j. II. .WfTHERSPOON
| Commissioners THOMAS w. HUEY.
| at VIC. CAUTHAN,
| Lancaster c. III. JOHN ADAMS,
w. "A. MOORE,
III. r.. PRICE, z
| JAMES ROBINSON.
- WM, MeKENNA. i
4 FRASER d THOMSON,
Facters e Commission Merchants,
III -. in ADGElisk NORTH WHARF, n
CHARLESTON C.
Sept.l, 1852. lx-3o.
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COM M ERCIAL.
nATES.


.a' SATURDAY MoRNIrc, March IL.
1G HALx-PAsr ONE o'cLocK--CoTroS-
sales this morning amounted to 1900 bales,
at from II 1Ofc. Market unchanged.
'. COLUMBIA MARKET, March IL.
Corrosive have nothing new to notice
In the cotton market The demand for the
article was brisk and active, and prices
werc very full and stringent. 400 bales
changed hands, at prices ranging from = to
81 cts. ..- s.....
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South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

.. LANCASTER DISTRICT.
w- In the Common Pleas. ..
Margaret J. Stewart Admx. J Declaration in
VS.. Foreign
Jonathan ID. Johnson. Attachment.
A. J. Cauthan g. ]. E. j. DeclaIation in
Beckham, Exr g. Exr'X Foreign
Va. Attachment.
Jonathan ID. Johnson.
Tne Ex'r & Rx'rx OF Declaration in
8. Beckham, deed. Foreign
va. Attachment.
Jonathan ID. Johnson
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NJ is c d L i An D 0 US,.
Money Wanted
N or | G. F

II AM prepared to pay part of the indebt-
i edness ofRcv. f. L. Fraser, deceased
first call first paid.
JAMES VI. INGRAM Ex'or
Jan. 5, 1853.
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Money! Money. d! Money

Camden, January 5, 1853.
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CECsTcrViIie mail:
DUE FRIDAY, AT Z p. M.
DErARTs SATURDAY, At s AN
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H.aracastcr EDivisioss, No. 30,
Is SONS or TEMPERANCE,
Holds its Regular Weekly Meetings atthe
Temperance Hal every Tuesday Evening,
at Y o'clock. I. III. BLAIR,
y June is. 10 RS.
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Mail Arrangements.

Camden Mail
DUE MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
At s o'clock, p. M
DEPARTS TUESDAY THURSDAY, L SATURDAY,
At : o'clock, \. NJ
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POWDER & SHOT.
~ Also stock of
DRY GOODS.

Consisting IN part as follows
100 pieces prints n prices from st 10 25cts
100 Long cloth Ct " i84cts
Large Stock Brown Honespun, / to I2Jcts.
6 Bales ofBlankets ut prices from one dollar
TO two dollars per pair Kerseys and Plains
from l3 to 20 cents. De Knlb Osnaburgs
always on hand. TIIREAD-DeKalb, Mt
Dearborn, and Conc ord, also, n variety of
Musins, Alpaccas, Linen for shirts, Tick
ings, Apron checks, Pocket Handkcrchefs
Head Handkcrchiefs, Gravats, Suspcnders,
Shectings, Drillings--Linen and Cotton,
Ginghams, Lindseys, Plaids, Flanncls, Sail
cia, Surge, Cashmeres, HOSIERY of alI
kinds, GLOVES, OF all kinds LINEN
SHIRTS, Marino Shirts and Drawers,
Cloths, Cassmcres, Sattinetts. Twecds, Rib
bons, Edgings, Laces, &c. Also, Violins.
Shot Guns and Rifles, at ten and fifteen dol
lars, and a great variety of Groceries and
Dry Goods, too tedious to mention.
arding business as formerly. and will prom
make liberal advances on Cottons shipped to
OUR, CORN, &c, particularly in the way
cles to market, and want large quantities of
living me a call and making know he fact.
1 SH, and most respectfully invite all who
find that the CASH system is decidedly prefer
, Goods are connected.
cries and Dry Goods. cheaper than they have
B, w. CHAMBERS.
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lis G D L i A N h 0 U 8 .
Wagons Wanted.

10 WAGONS are wanted to haul Cotton
- to Camden, for which 80 cents per hun
dred will be paid by
J f. CTJRETON
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
NEW CASH STORE.

FTERe friends and the general
"a former kind and liberal patronage Ioer them variety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-28

wandering through the silent front During four years
'nmessurahle importance, We have j"ufneYe9 'f.-.
urgrg IN he pursuits. auimaing one Al tnsr =
nerous confidence I'D on by VINO cE4etg - orr al
ursiion, well Tor strength OF inieiiei q nom y ID
hsari.
To Day We clor chapter IN M book Of hf-' teis 'A
story Q" youth. We spsn tie Future fitf tie rHlb'F 10"
Hore tu our y grfnage vii not always b. on roys'
road soon the fret ping " sCrr VII b. s-lt Ike :
thorn amid bed Of roses and We vil Isaf pain tl"k
set IN oargeis ard dissfpo,nfne1's, AID hnus ORD
up your s,es the struggle Inspired b. RI conscious
Of duty ID in tie panoply II truth go foin
10 graceful triumph o kn)Vl-cge, Of Justice O. Love
To his glor Us uisrCn angels summon you.
Tins il hour my Classmates Of ind=scfibs 5e so4m
nifty. Wac can wonder that tnnult OF Cont-uoiag feel
ngs agete our breasts We stand together for Tue last
It is not probable that We vii all assemble N earh
agan. Associations the most eade>rng nus' b. rie7'y
hosen Friends bound b. the closest liz re lied up.
10 part for moths for ys4rpefb sps 20 pa forever
And VT We are not al here TIE eye searches among
The little band for macy, who started win u 10 ne =
equally confident q success Some have bsel aursd ~
more COZ genial oocup.tots-oihers have obeyed the
steiner call Of du, and are l4boFng ia f-r distant
sceIts-aHd onef', cid deus Of o. night vii gs1sr
On his grsyetie wstCrs a. they dash up4n the lonely
shore q aUniing his melancholy reqaium-
'Wlile e'er bis doom tae butter ter ye shed,
MemoJ shaI iroce the vhues Of he aasd;
Asa si,s 1' ssraaes rouad Is r. i osssa i5
Brother the moments flying Lita 70 the din q
Hirs great batrtO the groaBs Of the fallen and the )yu
shout Of victory Listen 60 the cheering words Of youth
fol beauty ana the solemn warnings Of cauiou3 ags LIS
ten to the commanding lessons Of tho.e gho sleeping IN
death. sflH lire by tieiT exsmy pies ano u cir WORKS
March forward with htrOl hearts % Whatever destiny
tie future may reveasnd though time shall separate u
God grant hat ~ may al stand those brgh' hills,
here immortal morn prevails FAREWELL.
Loud applause.
Efrse-~ Lorey Bhein Kl6oge"-Strauss
The BeDedction then pronounced by Rev. DR.
Iagit and the audience dispersed TO one OF KreuzsIs
Marches.
The occasion was altogether happy one aud passed OF
~ hid
the Faculty and the students partook Of neat collation.
in one Of the au,eroOrns after which there great
many more displays Of oratorc power, but We we no
room for them
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o.. 49,, Arcrrrsrs. -Ws fnd the folloxinz

AxrtM.rvE Law ARGUNEsTs.-We 6Hd the following
rsr,or,pb in The Wz>,iiag VA Tins Of las, week
ON Monday last at ClArksburg Harrison County at the
County Court the license to traffic in ardent spirits cana
IN r The second time and quite excitement gotten
~ in the Court II advocated for the rOrdt BY Chas
= Lewis the duelist-and opposed by VIM. A H,rnson-
When II was found that the Court equally DIVIDED ~
on the subject 10 ten, and that the President on I
Court C. Holden Esq gave the casting vote N IAsv' -
sobriety ard good morals there quite 40 80
The ouisice mob i Liquor SAer', Gsd ,,ssnf
Of H. CONT Who had the moral eor'sge te 90 'Sn'' w
ro.sicn O. rcwi ism
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.

CRYSTAL PALACE. Ssv.York, July 2, is57
To cash on hand. 20
.iors l,r this day Observation-Disclosures. ~ 81
j. l. Bows Agent.
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conc =
Ire Exercises 90 l.l~ college preludntry ro tue O. n
Increment iook Iiscr foc,y aad Interesting
u-r4i ~ tire Alumni meeting Mayor Skinner of this
,ity, TrtsdtC. Many short sparkling speeches
uffr Professor HIhm.D, Sen, ANNOUNCED his resisua
fDr o the Ciair oi g. nisfy aud Geology, AMI these
fferces sin hereafter 0r pur,u-t DO parae ailments
II III Ives Professor OF the Theory and Practice of Ply
'ic iu ne M-oicsi Department has also resigned They
give way 10 younger men
The Centennial Anniversary Of the Linonan Society
W.. elr.fec With POEM. Grafton Dinner and spec q.
es. lie oT.iirn by Nm ~ Eyarts o.! New York, 80, a
Ia st,Ily performance
Michel Jennings was today taken from this city 70
North Haven and examined the charge Ot numbering
Mrs Bradley lie wa. fully committed for trial betors the
ut1t Superior Court liz father r9m Brooklyn WAS pes
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r.,a,r, then presented the above, in f'~ lauda'
A., fsr'fAs .",cofs rcnstks the President AWARDED
~ hsew%s, TESTIMONIALS AWARDED jail uSa
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The ship Galsna before reported ire at Charleston
would if was thought be saved, bat her caro- would BE-
much damaged.
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The s.sGmship Panpero arrived az Neg Orleans nom
san Juan Nicaragus on Monday. Her California news
WAS the same a. tina, brought this port BY the Northern
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GEoRerA-COl Murphy (UuiOnist) declines reelee-
tion TO Congress
Francis V. Barlow has been nominated for Congress
by the Union men Of the lst District.
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pr " Green has received the appointment Of Com
missioner Of the Custom House a. LOUSY ctlce
.ortb about IS per DAY. Not 90 bad speculation
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5eltftc0.
"A MAN OVERHEARD"

I think it is now about twelve years
it may be thirteen-since the Jacob
Morgan" a ship of seven hundred tons
burden, sailed from Brunswick, Georgia,
for the East Indies. She was a noble
ship, but if We believe the assertions OF
one who sailed in her, she was built for
misfortune. She was launched from her
stocks at midday, but yet the moon was
seen in the heavens, when she gave her
first impression to the salt water. Sew
eral years subsequent to that period
when the story opens, she was driven up
on one of the Martyrs Reefs, and her
ill-fated timbers were strewn upon the
sands of Florida.
At the time of which we write, the
Jacob Morgan was commanded by Capt
Ben Wallack, powerful, broad-chested
man, but rs kind and consideratc as he
was fearless and strong. Seamen were
scarce, and the ships crews were obtain
ed with great difficulty, and under these
circumstances men had been hired who
would otherwise have been rejected. The
ship had been six days out, when the first
mate, ,Mr. .Gwynn from Providence, h. l.,
was suddenly taken sick, and on the
next morning his lifeless clay was con-
signed to the deep grave Of the blue
Atlantic.
This untimely event left Capt Wal
lack in q critical situation. Nat Faux
ner, his second mate, was by no means
qualified for the Office, nor would he
have taken the responsibility had the
captain desired it. There was but one
man in the ship who possessed sufficient
knowledge Of seamanship for the mate e
berth, aud though Wallack found that
to him he must give the Office, yet he did
so with many misgivings. The man s
name was Tom Roland, naughty aud
overbearing in his disposition, seeming
by his general conduct to have been in
the habit Of commanding, rather than
obeying, on ship-board, and who had
already began to exercise q sort Of con-
troll over the crew But the case was
one of necessity, and Tom Roland was
installed into the Office Of first mate, and
quartered in the cabin.
For several weeks things passed on
extremely well. Roland proved to be q
thorough navigator, and finished seaman,
and . ready and efficient officer, and
Captain Wallack began to think his
misgivings were entirely groundless.
Over the crew Roland had the most
thorough control, aud even those men
who bad evinced towards the captain
marks Of insubordination, moved -itbout
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Che Citerarp Gfbu,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY
ChaInpIin 4 Babc0ck,
At WESTERLY, RI.
Office on Broad Street-entrdnce nert doc,
tDest Of Thos. Perry's Je,oelry Shop.

TERMS-$l 90 in advance 81 30 if pay
ment is delayed till the end of the year.
Esy- No paper discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid, except at the option of the
publishers.
ADVERTISEMENT inserted at the fol-
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One year, So 90; six months, SO 90; three
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Halfa column in proportion. Business cards,
of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
SO 90.
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tances, should be addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK,
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V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by us. His receipts will
be regarded as payments. His Offices are,
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Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N. w.
corner Third and Chestnut sts.
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In so s Fucrp that nO the e- Echo a hs as an that m hs ya
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AUCTION SALES.


i IA IERN N Lrazy, Bellora esanfg Ta-Op
ne I'm day OF January. 1888, Court ay) the sn.rri
netNil sell, an the premises. In the tow, nr bertv
ERN - y ~ 4 4 ; :
~ us house has extensive aud profitable Gus.
H- Tom, and, from is local is. and orhlr ndYnntaes
VIII IN proper uad become the most valuable prnGer
~ IN Upper Virginia The lot contains something les.
tan two acres, fronting about los feet ON Main street
aud thence running back aong the line of The square up
on which the court house and other public buildings are
situated upwards at IO0 feet within few wards of
the Depot OF the Va. and Tenn Railrna4
Inc taVernhouseis large, Two story framed build
ng"iIh Is very comfortable rooms; immediately adm
cent TO which. Main street are well fitted up store
house, aud Two mechanics shops The other improve.
ments are substantial framed stable ueary new suf
hrleht to accommodate more than 50 horses IA nev
raaei kitchen with four rooms IA first rate ice.huuse
and well aiuud9tlv supplied with good water, be
sides neYef-ialing spring corner nj the lot The
town Liberty Is rapidly increasing in population and
trade md Is surrounded by productive country from
WI" IA supplies ofeyery kind, in any quantity may be
easily ond chenpIy procured.
Recent family affections compel the subscrberto di..
continue his present line Of busin ssoiherwise no or
dinaty considerations would induce him part with this
property.
TERMS 600 cash, upc the residue of the pur-
chase money (t required) credit of >, 3, L. s. and
yenrs will be given the payments be well secured.
lie will receive proposals for private purchase pny
time before The day appointed for the sale.
jan 10 c2t JACOB FIZER.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS

4 --ntHd On your otdefs.-HdRIOA 4. co, BAL.
timarr, Nil. Beg leave call attention To the splendid
selection Of Lotteries to be drawn during the month
Janaary, 1893 For brlancy Of prizes they have nev.
erbeen eXeelled Our success in selling prizes during
the last yearas been eatirey beyond our expectations.
We nave sold and eashed during the lust year prizes
ountng in the aggregate niioa 81 dollars!
aud This year intend double ilaark he y, eac-
ton Recollect, few dollars Invested with u, may
ulita you fortune for life. Try ustry US if you want
"A Ptszt. Address MARION < co,
Baltimore, Md.
SpLENnln LQ,rTERIES EnR IAN.ILAnN
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LlTESTlEWS BIZ THE NAILS.

Distressing Railroad 1ccidcRt- President
Pierce's san Killed. Himself and Lady
Badly Injured.
BosroN, Jan. "a train of cars on the Bos-
ton and Maine Railroad. was thrown off the
track to day, near Andover, and precipitated
down an embankment twenty feet high. The
cars were filed with passengers among whom
was Pre,lent Pierce, his lady, and SON
The latter was instantly killed, aud Ms Pierce
was badly but not fatally injured. Gen. Pierce
extricaled, himself apparently uninjured but he
complains of slight pain in his back.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

Boston, January 5-The Legislature me-
at ] | o'clock this morning.
The Senate was organized 10y tie choice of
Chas Fl. Warren Of Bo,toa, as President, and
Charles Calhoun as cerk-both Wings.
In the House 2S3 votes were CASTOR Speak
er, George Bliss of Springfield, Wing, was
elec,ed-receving 1l6 votes to so for J. NJ
Usher, Democrat, and 5 for Sa nucl Clark,
free soi-and 6 scattering.
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COIigre ssIOssai.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-In The Senate Mr..
Cas- resolution ri tive 10 the occupation oil
Cuba by io.'i 51Po*ers was read second
time.
Mr. Macon gave notice Of a m plion 10 refer
the Trparlite core <pondence to the commit
tee of foreign relations
In the Hose the repn of the Gardiner
committee !. is re- committed.
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Re clecti0n If Senator Doug7aS.

y 'V'"V1TT7
We have rcce, ed the following dispatches
from Springfield Illinois:
JAN. 4-Democratic caucus have nominal
ed Douglas by reclamation, The election at
3 o'clock Tomorrow.
JAN. 5.--Elecon over-Donglas, rs; Gil
lespie, (whig, 10; Cullcns Gree soiler) /
Union.
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Ariclcsapproprate 10 lie First CiaSS.-Boxeso OF hats,
bonnets und furniture
Articles appropriate 10 Second Class-Boxes, bales
f dry goods feathers shoes saddlcry glass, paints oils
drugs aud confectionery.
drticIes an rop,iaic 10 Third Class-Virgnia domes
Ties sugar coffee liquor bagging rope butter cheese
manufacture tobacco leather hides, cotton ynrns cop
per- TIM sheet iron. hoow-ware, queenswnrc, castings
hardware marble, dressed aud other heavy articles not
enumerated il special or fourth class rites
AriicleS appropriate 10 the Fourh Ciass.-flour lin
sacks) rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bncon, Tin
cusks boxes or sacks beoswnx, bucs Of rugs ginseng
aud dried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) mill aud
grind stones. mill gearing.
~, 50 miles $50 Snl per bushel J 8
la-''I per 100 niles . 90 of Fify pounds. 10
600 lbs. 900 ii = no C,orried East u
SeJt 7--dts
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Observation-Disclosures &c

BoSToN' Jan. G.-1he Iegl-Iltnre Of Maine
wa, or !anizcd yesterday by the election of a
Democratic S Speaker in the House. The SEN
ate has not vel organized. Senator Bradbury
declines reelection
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n OTICE.-The undersigned has appointed tho
- 18th inst. to commence the sealing of Weights
aud Measures used in the corporation Of Lynchburg-
II will be found the Masonic Bnll ut business hours
for week commencing on the above date.
1t IA deemed proper to state that all persons found
buying selling with Weights Measures not legally
Sealed will be dent with ns the Inv directs.
inn 5-c3t w CROSS. L.
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TO HIRE.

WANTED TO HlRE.-The subscribers
w wish to hire for their work the Va. & Tenn
railroad, in the Mountain region of Va, n number of
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management of
negroes, and are themselves large owners HHed
groes will receive tho p every respect
that they rive their own One of US be seen in
Lynchburg at any time, tihe l0th of January at the
Washington Hotel, or at NcCorke Simpson Il Jones,
or at Mcdaniel & Hurts They will also buy men and
boys. oCOll " ADAMS
1ac Of dnc,s
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Pcmnsysvamia Legislature.

PHILADELPHIA, JAN. 1.-The Senate has
organized to. day by the election of Speaker.
The Governors Message has been deliver
ed, and is published hers.
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LEXINGTON ~ Through

a LEXINGTON az EuFOWEH
Afn.Il..----fS TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
sAasAzaD-A orr liaa P1CkET Boats By Scots0Hc
md Lynehbrg-On and after the 10TH our Boats will
caye Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, nt The uspnl
honr p. NJ. and arrive in Lynchburg in "a hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, lcnye buchanan nj u a. NJ, every day,
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg Mt Cd P. NJ
lraye Lynchburg nj P M, and arrive IN Richmond IN
~ hours in time to connect with the Norfolk honts leny
ing Mt 81 A. NJ, aud the Southern and Northern RniI
Road cars leaving at A NJ.
Passengers Tor Lexington, connect with daily line
Of Stages nj North River. Returning leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
III hours.
Passengers for Farmvillc fare s.; Buckingham II,
fare $325; Charlottesville, fare g. and Staunton fare
81. will cayc Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats.
Below sec card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
tances
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-10
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N EGEsOES WANTED.-The subscriber
y continues in mnrke for NEGROES, of both sexes.
between the ages of 10 nal 80 years including Mechan
les such BIacksmiths, Carpenters and will pny tho
highest market prices in cosh. Hi Office is newly
erected brick building LIST Lynch street, imme-
dntely in rear of the Farmers Bank where he is pre-
pnred hnyng erected buildings with that yiew) board
negroes. Lynchbarg for sale otherwise on
mo erate and keep them if they
rlaced in tie iail u the = orp1ration.
aug 2G--d6Gl. SETH WOODROOF.