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Mr.. SAMUEL Terry and Mrs. lini, wifi Of VI GARRY
iIiL drosn The Mystic rci, Com cticut, on
Monday by the upsoting Of small boat in whch they
taking sail Three other persons in the Oont,
but saved Both of the deceased cit families.
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The Hon. ARTHUR LyERMoRE, formerly Judge Of the
Superior Court Of New Hampshire, died at Plymouth
Friday last, at the age OF 81.
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IsHAN H. GRAVES, ESQ., the eldest of the late Hon
WM j. GRAVES was drowned in the Ohio river Friday
last The boat upon which he coming from St. Louis
to Louisville having been delayed by getting upon the
bar little above Shawneetown Mr.. Graves and some
other young gentleman into the river to bahe and
Mr. c. either from having cramp from attempting tc
swim too far drowned lie has left many dear rcla
tves in Louisville by whom he will be long and deeply
mourned
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Ii B L II | A.

We have adyices from the Republic Of Liberia three
weeks later than previous dates reaching April g.
The Liberia Herald is chiefly occupied with the details
Of the expedition against the native chief Boonbo, of
petition under command Of President ROBERTS pos
session Of Boombos town and carried him prisoner
Monrovia. He there tried on the charge of high
misdemeanor and convicted The sentence was resti-
tuition restoration and reparaon of goods stolen peo-
pie captured and damages committed pay fine Of
Sj0,000 and be imprisoned for two years. When the
sentence pronounced the convict shed regard
ing the ingredient of imprisonment his be
almost ntolerable.
President ROBERTS had issued proclamation in
gard to the departure Of emigrants with view to pre-
vent the smuggling away faborers without their
The american brig Zebra, Capt. William Hart arrived
Monrova the 2Sth ultmo after passage Of forty
FIVE days from Savannah Georgia. having on board ninety
three immigrants for the Republic.
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The Editor of the Providence Tribune, who has
been elected a delegate to the Constitutional Con-
vcntion, thus hits off the affair in good-natured
article
"IN BAD FIx.-The delegates elected to the Const-
tutona Convention last Tuesday find themselves robbed
Of their honor by the instructions of their constituents to
stay at home This may be fair play, but it really isn't
pleasant that have engaged in in our life
time We voted for convention in the full belief that
majority OF the delegates would be the first best men, We
have not been disappointed in this belief and think
it is bad after having ourselves been elected that
can't s any where that all our honors mere dross
and that must hereafter content dear self with
the dull duties Of life Can't there somehow
be convention after all? Don't somebody want new
constitution something other in our line! II we
can't get any thing else do, won't the committee Of
rangemens permit to walk in the procession as dele
gates the Fourth? Can't the convention be immor-
tazed in the fireworks somehow-represcnted by a
double and twisted rocket without any golden rain to
expense? We in bad fix rs things stand and
it seems to there ought to be remedy somewhere"
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CUTTING OUT WORK.

If we may rely on the statements of some OF the
writer's who assume to have glimpscs behind the
official curtains, our Government is chalking out a
pretty extensive scheme of operations. The pleo-
nasm which typographical blunder saddled upon
the virtuous and brave old President TAYLOR,
touching the affairs of call the world and the rest
Of mankind" promises to approach reality Under
his present energetic successor. The Washington
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce, defend
ing the Administration against the. imputation OF
apathy and neglect in our foreign affairs, says:
"The sEonrrAnY or STATE is understood to be engag-
ed in the preparation of instructions for the guidance of
the New Commissioner to China and the Minister to
Mexico, both Of whom now in town.
You may assured that important and decisive steps
have been taken in relation to North American fish
cries, Cuba TIE Sandwich Islands, Central America,
Mexico China and other important subjects connected with
foreign relations 1t win be discovered that timid,
deserving policy has been purued but that the rights
interests and just expectations Of the American people
have been boldly firmly, and udiciously asserted and
maintained The American Missionaries in Greece, T-
ksy Africa 1nda China aud the utcrmost parts of the
earth, will find that the Of this Government is ex-
tended with vgor and promptitude for their protection
and Religion well her handmaid Commerce, viii be
sheltered under the American flag"
And, by way of an example, in proof, the writer
adds that
sThe U s. steamer Fulton, in connexon with sloop
of war now fitting cut at Norfolk will sail in few days
for the disputed fishery grounds under orders recently
issued by the Secretary Of the Navy for the purpose of
protecting the rights Of American citizens in that quarter
Secretary DoDnIN is alive to the growing Importance
of our fisheries and commerce. and since his return
from the Old North State has exhibited more than his
usual industry and tact for business"
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Mr. CARPENTER, of Madison, (Wis.) claims to have in
vented printing press which is head and shoulders
above any thing the kind before invented HI claims for
his that il will feed itself perfectly that it will
18th 'Ise Of tho sheet at once; that it registers
numbered by dial plate, and that one man only i "a
s ms are made from haifcylinder, rocking 10 and ro
printing side of the sheet the plate for
ward and the other side il back The inventor
says that his press is much less complicated than the
Hoe presses and that he furnish it at much less
price than the latter afforded.
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SCENE CoURT-We were for hour in attendance
the criminal yesterday afternoon and there wit
messed OF the most thrilling that passed
before eyes. The great bank forgery pro-
crossing The Hon. VIM f. Johnson witness calledby the
defence, the stand Mr.. Johnson member Of
the State Senate in 1Si9 and is prominent politician
and business He particular friend Of Mr..
kssane having been member Of the firm Of Lot Pugh
& Co., Of which Kissane confidential clerk He called
Mr. Kissane day before yesterday and told him that
he able testify his whereabouts the 18th
of December last and mistake made by OF
the witnesses for the prosecution Previous to that call
he had Kssane for long time.
After he had testified to the whereabouts OF Mr. Kis-
the 18th of December and the business transac
ton he had with him that day, Mr. Pruden proceeded to
cross-examne him, and askedif he knew Mr.. Kssanes
handwriting lie replied with smile Eyes well as
know my own" Mr.. Pruden then handed him a check
drawn by Kissane and the forged check and inquired
whether he could detect any similarity in the handwriting
that filed them up. Mr.. Johnson took the papers aud
closely examined them. As he did So an expression Of
upon his countenance and with couvulsive
movement he threw the papers upon the table, cry ing IN
Of terror, that check is Kssane's handwriting %
lie then staggered 10 his chair exclaming in that
sent shudder to every heart, "Great God \"
The effect OF this stunning Judge and jury,
lawyers and spectators, alike appalled,. After
Of breabless excitement and suspense, the court
took rccess.-Ciaeinpa'i Commercial
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One Of the exciting scenes which ever occurred IN
hc Assembly took place yesterday afternoon Our sSetch
of the proceedings conveys but faint idea Of It's stirring
taterest.
fhe question before the Houee was the endorsement
Inaugural of President PERcE, proposed by the Hon.
D. b. TAraon OF New York at the opening Of the regu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
Late and Important from Honduras
Ear1IfGuake

Nav ORLEANs, March l3.-I.aler ad,iees
from Honduras report rhat great excitement
prevailed there. The British war.steamer De
VISITATION horel of foquilla and demanded
a surrender OF the town in the name of the
Mosquito king. giving the authorities two
hours To- decide under a threat oil bomhard.
ment. The inhabitants consequently yielded,
undo proles the Honduras lllg was pullrd
down, AID thai ofihe Mosquito king hosled
IN lis pace. The Steamer then proceeded lo
Timas. Cannonading WAS afterwards heard
IN taal quarter and II was presumed that she
had been attacked By the troops Of Honduras,
A seee Z shock OF an earthquake was lelt IN
BaIize on the l0fh OF f. rhuary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
THE LATEST NEWS.
Washington Items.

WAsi;.sGToN. March ~. Affairs are com
,aratiyely quiet here today. A largennmber
IF strangers still remain N the city, many Of
whom. as a matter of Course, are interested Ia
regsrd to Offices appointments &c, either for
themselves or friends.
It. Is understood that quite large list oil I'M
rortant appointments has been prepared by
lie Presidenr. which. in all probability. Will
ho se,i in f. the Senate on Monday or Tues.
dav for conhrmation
Those who have the very best opportunity
ork,ovino assert that President Pierce has
,L.ter,n.,,d not 10 interfere with minor appoint
,ra,,s whilst he has determl ed 10 exercise his
,,,,n t,.te anL judgmenl.inost decidcdlY1n re
,nrd IL The more important positions. lie will
ra,ed.t the appointment of subordnates III a
a Ga, degree. 10 The heads Of Department.
Collectors, Surveyors, Navy Agents and Post.
masters ol' the principal cities and io"fs
,Lr,n.hout the country, viii receive thelf ap.
,ointmeuls only BY his approval and aPproba
,ion Tn, s..he ~ ilhold rigidly responsible for
1.-the selecfions they may make Tor MINOR Pc
s;,ions. And if they prove wanting in judgment
,,n,city Sc he has minated determination
+, renJace Them with others. until competent
and faithful men are Obtained. Such, | am IN
formed is a programme OF his present decided
purpo.es
The Clerks in one Of the Bureaus Of the
Treasury Department. with the consent OF
their head. have prepared petition 10 the
President for the retentinn oftheir head officer
These Clerks are understood 10 be demo.
Gratis.
1t is believed that Mr.. C. B. CIuskey, who's"
plan for the Capitol extension was adopted,
will be appointed architect ofthe buildings
Col. Davies, Of Baltimore, will certainly be
Collector OF the Port of Baltimore. and Tx
Governor Thomas doubtless Postmaster. b.
H. Richardson, Il the Argus, is certain to get
an office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
SECOND DISPATCH.

PHHADELPArA March 1i-Upon an ex-
animation of the bodies of the murdered wo
men, fory-one s!ahs were found upon Mrs.
lynch, FIVE entering the heart. aud seventeen
wounds on Mrs. Shard. An attempt was
JADE 10 burn down the house after the muir
yer, but the fire went out, after burning a, hole
The kitchen Aoo~ a number OF Arrests
ave been made on suspicion, including A.
'of Spring Sing Sing convict. No money
nor kniIe was found upon him.
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Horrible AIHrdcr.

PHILADELPHIA, March ll.-An affair d un.
parallellrd afro, i c"n," 10 light Ills morning
Two women, noil e.l !lunuah Shard and & len
Lynch, were discovered in the front parlor OF
their residence IN Federal street, above 9TH
wcterirg j, their blood. Mrs. Lynch was III
her nlgu, clothes, and her two little children
twins only two weeks old were found up
stairs in he'd crying. A part Of the house was
occupied fy John Carroll and his wife, who
had both been out all night 10 a ball The
murders were not discovered until Mrs. Car.
roll returned home at o'cock this morning.
Mrs Lvnch's husband is marine, who was
paid of OF Y,~sc y, and left the next day
for New W <. -. wig with his wife seven Or
eight & 81 !, ia, ar gold pieces Her trnnk was
'ound broken open and the money gone.
The locks had been forced open with a dirk
knife piece of which was found near the
trunk covered v it'll blood The deceased were
sisters. Hannah Shard had been married twice
and was about 10 years If age. Ellen Lynch
was about &c. The affair has created intense
excitement. John Carroll WHO is coiPorteur
or book agent, was arrested on suspiclop but
'non examination was acquitted. man nam.
ed Spring has been arrested On suspicion, and
b.ood has been found upon his clothes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
I,.Ys LARGEST SILK, RIBBON

| AND TRIMMING HOUSED y NEW YORK -
Thomas q Sfea,ts ttfs,rftr f,d lo51er u SIbs Mi.
arry an Fsiacy Gaeis. IT, Broaeag. n y, Has my
,n .re I'D i daily receiving No Offering at the lo"e-i
tcrs complete assortment Of goods ~ biz ltnr, enn
,ina nj the yurpus tYe- 'd desiea. consisting Il
Black ~ Fancy SIX Mafrelaes Flofepces, Shawis.
trimmings. Bonnet RilheHz, rndst1and Satin Rilnnz
prc4s Trimming Ut MI kiud. Enhroideries, freneh
and English Crpcs eIape Lis.e- SItl Grayaia Civ,
orn1 Rioa- Silk Lare Mite BtreRes. Luces, White
Clouds Hosiery l. { lldefs
The u .der-ieurd wonid invite tie attention If HI
friend. md the trade generally How'll oh,l great II
,lurcfneflts To cash aud short TIME huYers.
THOMAS & sTEAHNS.
IT, BroadWa
Between Liberlyst and Maiden Lane. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
Special Dispatch to tie Ptiade1plm :
1HCrtC0n,

IICItCUH,
WASHINGTON, March ll.-Sceroiary Mar
cy has communicated to the Clerks in the
State Department, the very pleasing intell-
gcnce that none who have discharged their
duties shall be removed. The Office seekers
complain very bitterly of This, bat as the reso-
luton is founded on fixed principle Of public
policy, it ill doubtless lie adhered TO-
Col. Benton viii, to morrow or on Monday,
publish pamphlet on the best practicable
route for railroad to the Pacific, and the man
ner Of constructing 1t.
The crowd increases, and the rush for Off
ce is Unparalleled There viii be but one
applican; for each office in Illinois. The Con.
greSsiona delegation from that State have a.
greed upon a list oipersons to be selected, and
sent their names in, It'll recommendations, 10
the leads Of the different departments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
LEXINGTON ~ Through

hlnll...-H9 TO BUCHANAN lNTWO DAYS. IN
NAssl11'~sA our MaH PACKET Boats, by Scottseato
uad LyDchtpgg. On oni alter the 10Th. our Boais viii
cnvc Richmond daily Sundays excepted ~ the usual
hour q ?. N aud nffiye in Lynchburg ~ h01rs, aud
~ buchanan in AZ honts.
Returning, lenve Buchanan II "a a NJ every dny,
rxcep, Snndny aud arrive in Lyneburg at 81 P. NJ
Leave Lynchbure nj and arrive IN Richmond IN
y hours in time TO connect with the Norfolk boats leay
Ing nj 81 4. NJ. and Southern aud Northern Rail
Road cafs leaving n A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with dniy limo
If suges nth river Returning. leave Lexington
every day except Sundays and arrive in Richmond In
| II hours.
| Passenger. for Formvic, fare 81 Buckingham II,
rc - %; Charlottesville fare 81. and Stanton, fare
& vii lcayo Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Friday Boats.
Below zee card of time Of oriyn at Intermediate dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

ANTICIPATED ApPoINTMENTs.-The eener
ally well informed correspondent of the \. 7.
journal Of Commerce writes from Washing
ton rhat Mr.. Buchanan will be Minister to
England, Gen. D,x 10 France,anl Mr.. Gayar
re Of La, to Spain. He also states that 1t Is
rumored that Mr. Praslec, VI. c. from New
hampshire. viii be collector of the port Of
Boston, and Mr.. Dickinson II he port OF New
York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
SLenMLn4t HNlnk

MARIETTA, Ohio, March l2.-The steamer
Njlron, from Pitsburg, for Louisville, Vas
burned 10 the waters edge list night. She
had very valuable cargo Of dry goods on
board, which was consumed. Boat and cargo
total loss; partly insurcl. Fortunately no
lives were lost
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
TIE Schooner Rachel 2. Bra,rp.

This vessel Which arrived here day before
Yesterday, having been sent home from the
Coast Of Africa. on suspicion of being a SLAYER
halls from New York, from which port We
learn from The Capt, William \. Hnckloe)
she saiedon the 20lh Dec. last. loaded Nth an
assorted cargo, bound on a trading voyage to
the Coast Of Africa He denies that he was
engaged in the slave trade or had any such in.
teuton. He says his cargo is just such as all
vessels carry, that tradein that region Nor
t0M Beacon If SuturiaV
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CrSsNG 1888 ichardson ~ 40 =

- Igp8ilcrs and u holesaif DeattN IA iry Gooas W
a., Hain 81, RiCHUOND, vi.
SALESMEN
|Wm Il HorKivs. Of Lexington j. MorrLEY,o Rich.
" h. law, of Dnuyie, X IL, ftNNtr,
We are receiving this by sunry arrivals f'm
Europe aud the Northern Cities, choice supply nj
SPRi.NG Dry GOODS, which hive been pnfehns.
ed on the must favorable terms.
Buyers will find in stock the haodsomcst assoft.
ueu 81 Faacy Ar'ics for both Ladies' and Gentlemen,
whilst the supply 81 Staple Goods aud such articles a.
usunllY found ia Wholesale Store will be equal To
any housed the city.
Inviting the merchants OF Virginia, North Carolino
and Tennessee cx1mine stock, We do 50 with lie.
sire extend the trude o city with those Stntea,ond
determination price ont goods Us low "a can be al
uried with accommodating terms.
Feb I7-a&c2twllaa RICHARDSON & CO.
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!. WM. LEFVWECss 4 sON, Pron,le-

- WT. EEF'EW az "a ~ SON, ProFte'o'S
Bii..;ii If the TV1SHfNGTON AOTEL Lyach5nrg.
"a have tile pleasure f am ounc z that tins tons"
Is now open under their management ipr the accentno
iation Of the public. The repairs and rehu"g OF tho
establishment recrnly made by the FfoPrcor'' eaable
them to Offer additional comforts and conyenenees 10
their pa,rons-Turther improvements are, however IN
progress. which, when completed. will render IHE
WASHING TON. inaIl essential particulars one ol
the first Hotels in Virginia. and TO this end the propre
tor. give that hci. best energies shan be di
rCctcd.
Tn. immediate management Of the establishments "a
under the courrpl Of WlIiam Lcftwch the senior Paf
ner lis long cxI ericuce in this line oi business viii
,malfY him. lac trusts. give the most accePapIe aG
commodaon al " no may favor the house wth thelr
patronage The corps Of servants attached 10 the estab
ishment will be found Inferior 10 none in the State and
in the announcement of Whatever the market or 'nfoand
ing country may afford make is Table, Bar and Sta
bes uaexceptionable no pains or expense VIII be re
gardca.
The thanks ofthe propreror- are duo, and etafetniy
rendered for the generous patronage then House bas Al
ready received.
iau
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

Arrieai of tie 1firca- Later from Ewopc.
New YoRK, March Is The steamer Afr
ca has ost arrived with later Liverpool
dates.
MIsCEi famous NEWS.
France was qaiet. No news Of inter
est.
In Posth, extraordinary precautions hal
been taken, IN consequence OF an apprehen-
ded outbreak Mazzni had ben seen lurking
about Milan,and it was said that h. had plan
ned the seizure OF an Austrian steamer hutwas
frustrated.
1t was deemed probable that war would
break out between Russia aud Turkey. The
arbitration Of England and France had been
sought by Turkey.
The King Of Burmah has been dethroned
ty a revolution.
The umor that an attempt had been made
to os5as'uate The King of Pros sa is untrue.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16
Temperance Increment.

r. NJ" HAVEN, March, l0.-The Temperance
invention Of Connecticut, at Their session
~ lay al ptcd the Free soil ticket
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CHARLESTON, March I0.-Mr. Clnguan oil
N c., is detained IN Charleston by indisposi-
ton.
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virginia "a Tennessee Railroad.

GN ..,,,s,5 J.
nN AND AFTER Monday 25th january. 1871
- the Mail and REGULAR Passenger fmin viii lenyt
Lyuchburg daily, sundays excepted nj o'clock, NJ,
and arrivent Sacm Ut l0i o'clock. a NJ. Returning
viii leuve Salem nj . o'clock Z NJ, and arrive il
Lyncliurg at 81 O'Clock + N-soppng, going aud fetur
tug. the folowie places only Forrest Depot Goodies
Lbrav Oak Mulaa, Bniord's Bonsael1, Big Lick. aud
SALON There ni be Freight 'faio leaving saIem
daily sladays cNceple.l,a dA o'eorb A M, AMI one
leaving Iynchburg nj u o'clock, + NJ. To c"chn fass
,,ugcr will be attached Those tmas win stop tol
rclehrs aud passengers at In-cys, 0lays Forest De
pot, Goo.cs Lowry, Liberty oak M"isn, Bnioflla
Bousaeh's Gi-h's Mil Biz Lick AID Solcm
Slaves trnvcng by themselves On either train nast
bee furnished with two pnssc4. lhlt be retain.
ed In fa altcc aud il nusi be- Aprcssy stated the
pas, thu they permitted 10 20 ON the cur FIRE.
ucgrocs obtain ticket, before starting, Of The ii -
ngea IL whom they must produce satisfactory .fienc'
OF lheirflecdDm.
IL A ~
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appropriate loldc Fost Glass.boHeso Of hos,
huunetsa1 furniture
1,llss aoDroDrit,e 10 .Seroud Ctass.-Bozes. bnles
r DIV qood lcalhefs shoes, sadcry, glass, prints oils
,Ilua4 and e, fcctioncfy.
A7ir'es aD5yop,ialeio 1zDd Ciass-F irginia domr'
tics sugur. coffee, liquor. bagging rope butter cheese
manufactured obacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per- tn -ect iron hollow ware, lnecn4wnro chsi1ngS
hard arc marble (lressod and olher henry nrieesnoi
enumerated in special Of fourth cns4ralc'.
nj rim pora beef fish lard nllo0 and bncon, lin
cn.. boxe or -acs.) broswz, ra'es Of roe. ginseng
and ried huit bar nm, fnarb' e. (undresscd) mill md
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-16

SUERIFErS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
indemnify ing Bonds.
Bills OF LndIng, Negotiable Notes,
Checks. different sizes, Bonds,
BLANKS which found for sale,
tc the birguian Office, thee large and leau
ful supply just issued from Tie press.
The gentleman TO whom the execution Of this department 81
business is entrusted has superior in The State and all
ut this establishment may assured 81
speedy and faithful performance.
our facilities for Pamphlet, Card, and RuIe work,
complete which with tie large addition III Fancy TyIas and
Embellishments recently made make the Ainan good Job
Office as 5 O be found in the interior.
from the City and Country respectfully solicited
ia 2G-d6cifts TEREI A. SHIELDS
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q AND WARRANTS WANTEhp-iw viii
4 pa, the highest price in cash, for Land Warrants
All VINO hive them for sale will please call at my office
Those sent by mail to will be allowed he full value
and check or money sent byreturn mail.
Fob o-cGm CHAS. ". STATHAM.
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OFFICE Va. q tenn. r. X. Co.,
Lynchburg, Feb'y 4th, 1853.

A LII PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO
n Free Tickets tho VIgnia and Tennessee Rail-
road, under the sht of way to said Company,
ucsted call John r. Hughes at this Office their
earliest convenience and obtain The they will BIO
eourd present their tickets the Conductor ON the
train whom travelling otherwise they will be required to
pay thcrpassage THOMAS SHAFT,
| feb 5.ts1 Snpt trans n v e. L. r. X. Co