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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-17
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LYNcHBURG, March - 1853
a hi Stockholders, who are in arrears to the stock
n, subscribed by them to the Vrgnia and Tenness
ee railroad Company, requested to call at this oe
nee at their earliest convenience and close the same
1t mas been twelve months since the last requison WINS
made upon them, and it is important to said Cum
pany that all balances due upon said stock sbould b
Se'ted without delay JNO. X. HUGHES.
CIR. Va. g. T. Il. r. Co.
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EIE piata and Clover Seed
etA'Es


fOgaN vi Es0R ALL. GROCER AND COM
- MISSION MERCHANT. fge doors olope city Ho-
hi RiclDla Ia. offers for sale the trade aud Coun
lry Merchants, the folio~is gguds uccomn oduting
terms:
60 e.. S::1 %:: s:'' "'' scoAn.
$::: ' ::3 S S::s! s'''. oos'-r
New Orleans I'D Cuba Monsscs
Lowering \ Cos Sugar louise Syrup
Pouchong, Oil IN,
Guurowdcr and Young Tyson, }TEA
From the finest to the lowest grades, }
Solt-Liycrpoo filled Sacks
Cundles-Spem, Adamantine, md Tallow.
Sonp~-0G various kinds.
Gross llcirings-NoIth Carolina and Halifax.
kuils-d to 2Ghy (Oh Doninioo)
Iron and Blislcred ,tccl
Cigars-from 10 To $50 per NJ
Family Roe Herrings, in half barrels
Baron Sides, Shoulders, and Hams
Also-Spices OF ul kinds; Plough Lines Bed Cords;
Powder; Shot; Shoe Thread Wrapping and Letter
Paper; London Mustard LondonPartcr, Scotch Ale !;
Starch; Fig Blue Cotton Yarns Grind Stones 10.
versecd-tosetler With many othc articles making my
complete ali Of VIII Ga offer moderate
prices WINE
Alarchl6--it
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Candidates forOmce.

- ,=s,es,af ~ d - aiieas.ace a. j. GtaLAsD.
= andiitfe isf l. Cr.sHP # ihs Hu-liass cpuft u
tie cts Of LyHrlIbafz.
AaeebiT--dfde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-17

gJ-He are authorized 10 saaauace 6soRsI 9. W.T.
iAas candidate for tho CLERK hip Of the lIustinss
{ curt II The city If Lynehhafg.
MarehG--tfe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-17

IY-Ye arc authoriyed aHno..nee LEwls PaeE i
rHnlditc for Master Of Police for the cify 81 Lynch
b0te. nntlG-ifwtdf1
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LENDID STOCK.

INV TIE tie -peciul attention of dealers to my new
a stock of Spring Goods. Just received and opening
comprising every variety Of the and most fash
"noble s'ylea JOHN q. MEEM.
March I6--d2w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-07
The New Yosk Society Of cincinnati.

The members Of the New York Society Of the Cnen
rati held tbe annual meeting vt City Hall Mon
day, the 4sh instant when tho folio ling gentlemen
appointed officers of the society for the snsaipg year.
Gen. Auihspy Lsmb--Presidept.
Gen Horatio G steeens-vlce Pre.idsrt
Dr. Edward P. karc.llen-secrctery.
Hon. Hamilton Fish-Treasurer.
Col Thsodosius Fowlsr--Assistant Treasurer;
And the following members Stsndipg COMMITTEE
Charles A. Cliutop, Cba,lesC Lsrapoe,
Dopi.l NJ FRYE. Abraham A. Uggst.
Dr. Alexander Clinton, Alexander b. Thompson,
nepry Ward, Mr. hcCemoer.
Tho following members appoioted delegates 30 tho
general society which meets in Baltimore, in 1854
Bon Hamilton Fish, Dr. &. P. Mareelsl ami Henry f..
Tslwadge.
The society then adjourned arc proceeded 10 Delmo-
rcos Hotel ard parock Of . dinner, whom follow
ing tcasts drunk
The 4th Of July, l77C-Thc day which constituted us
an independent ration.
The memory Of General washinston--w Whose services
In the eNue Of freedom and his eouay win b. celebrated
by yet ubbcrn millions.
The m.pory of General Iafsyette--The galnnt and
accomplished oldier ard tho ,oldisrs f,icnd--
Folders on the field OF death,
Was not Fay cite forencs, thereS
Geld snd sbiveripg the heath,
DID yeu not his bounty thsrG
The IIesident 81 the United States
The Gowrror of the State Of Now York.
Tb- Msyor o. the city Of New York.
sA~ Amy and Navy Of the UAited states.
~ Judiciary os the United 5ta es.
a. memory Of the Late worthy President Of the scce-
~, Major william popham
The surviving officers and soldiers Of the revolutionary
amy.
Ms vIe,bk c'p'sia Robert B'rrc., Of or,ps- couu-
H. D u Y e1nfe. ". a. - - q SyAH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-07
THE CEI ITERATION IN BOSTON.
Speech Of the Hon. Edward Ev.rett.


The Fourth celebrated Boston In very rational
manner. A, fuplise the bells we're rung and sound
Of espnon rsverbeiated the city asd the adjoining
country The vessels in the harbor ncud ng the British
steamer eaiy dressed in n-ss aud streaers and
from the pubic buildings, az well from innumerabs
Tag tias, the stars aud stripes fes,sd Beautifully upon
tie breeze At early hour ihe people OF the sprrourd,
log county began 20 pour irFo be city, 10 participate 10
TIE festivities Of the DAY.
In the afternoon n dibner served up In Faoeuil
Hall which dispoted VI Ia the ususi m-nnsr by up
rds OF eleven hundred PERSONS. After cirDer Mayor
Saver addrsed she eom1Boy; number OF seotne ats
offered kb6 The fourth regular toast reached which
rs folio w.
sTbe serai Of the United H. (Everet
speaks die cord ard disunion shah bas theic heads
10 which the Hon. Edward Everett responded, AID
snd:--
Mr. CHAPMAN AND GESrtxEBy-I thask You 70. the
tos which bas Just been v,seu, and for tac married
bLopees with when IL has been received by tao
psby. deem 1t privilege 20 re present on this occs
sion We all, think ,t who had the good fortune TO
be- present the Old South Church, felt That u
good 10 BE- hero Cheers W, fe that IL good to
psosc ~he from the hurry OF passing eyeass ard 70
y,eour rscollrc,ionr NJ the tioos which tired mens
souls do Dot know that have sttendsd ce)sbra
Nor conducted In inter eAtpg The solemn
prayers that ,he Gid Of fsthers would eud his
ucos pubic residing VI he great G.slsIa iva
vbkh kHs ai,ou knAGoxtot.t1 = ia y the xIonf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-07
The Ceremonies at Tarrytown.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

- PEEssKnI, July 9, 1858.
SRI beg leave to correct error in your published
proceedings Of hs date Of the ceremony laying tue
corner stone at Tarry town, the 4h Instant in
menoraton Of the capture of Major andre by Paullnc
Wllsms, and Var Wart that ident cal spot In 1880
The to which nllude Is Ia the mention MADE In
the printed book presented by Philip r. Pauding Esq,
OF the place Of burial Of John Psudiog
capt'rs and The erection Of by the Corpos-
ton 81 The city II New York to perpeta.e his memory
The ADD ess Of the Hoo William auldDg then Mayer OF
New York tina. occasion.
This took place in 1898 ats. Petcrs Church Cemetery
lear Ptek,kiil mot Grecnrburg) / the only SUR
vivor Of committee Of Of the rtlandt
named in said book and sctad Of the day ON
that OCCASION had performed the duties eleven
ytars previous, as.i,ted by General Pray late Of Mss
fippi Leuena al Monroe, Colonel Monroe of your
ciy with Other officers ard corps of cadets from West
Point, attended by numerous copcourse Of spectators
where are buried his roDaiDs, under Masonic AID mill
tary honors, the spot -h.re biz as
TWO men northeast o, kill, the reidsacs OF
the late General Pierre Van C,rtlsudt do this thet
error may hereafter be TO the spot where
1est The ptuaos Of my late end, Msjog John Paudiog
ar the friend Of liberty and the Onion May Ia. mona-
ment crumhc to dust before his sirtuous deeds and pa
triotsm nsy be forgotten. Respectfully yours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-07

Of an enivhtsnsd unity iastuticas OF re-
eiop law education, charity Art and AL the thcusand
yond the sierra Nevada perhaps In time around the cir
cpt Of the Antilles perhaps TO the Arch eagces u tie
Central Pacific Crest cheering Inc pioneers Arc or
t1svr VINO that compares the North America " 1853,
hut century ago. and numbering but htt e over nii-
hcn Of souls Of European origin Or sun mIre .se AZ
cart that numberwbo that compares this win No
North America Of 1s6S twenty two millions OF Euro
pear origin and its th, one States VIII as
table Of railway progress; lift much as corner
Of the curAis that hides the cro~ded events of the CON
,es "a World soehi:s to It's susass
the Cult Of Finland TO the yellow Sea everytbny shaken
Jbe spirit Of the has gone forth 10 hold ms grest
him at lis eoniI T. (Chsers) The baud which holds
the great powers Of Europe together In enc political
hsgue " strained to It's utmost tension Iae eatas-
Mcphe may for whils be STAYED of but 70 all Appo~r-
they hurryipg to the verge 81 one Of those
son ficss which, hks thsse Of PhArsaita and Asuun,
affect the condition Of states for twice ten centuries
(ssnsation) The rurhisb empire, eDcamped but TOR
four eenturias the frontiers OF Europe, and the
Chinese monarchy. contemporary with Dasd and 5olo
pa sing the Old World tide emigration which has
parallel In history IL pouring ~etward across tho
Atlantic ard eastward sctcss the Pacific to our shores
The real political vitality of the world seeris moving +,
The new hemisphere, wbose condition and fortunes 1t
devoves upon and children to mould and regulate.
lGrsat ehee,rg S. i is grand lst me say solemn
and to elevate above the paltry strife Of parties.
(Appause II teacher are called to the highest,
and DO verify believe tho most m:neotous trust thss
it with sding temper and purposc-with the
wisdom Of welinsti ucted experience with the fore
sight and preparation OF glorious future not on the
sncy, but in the broad and comprehensive spirit Of
seventy six. Great and long continued otesrtng
After Mr.. Everett had resumed his seat, the ha,or
called for nine cheers for the eloquent orator, which
were given with hearty good will.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-29

MrRkLANp
GA, arir sacHiricr
Ry the author of Margaret Maitland" 40 &e.
ELEGANTLY beautifully bound In cloth 7oe's neatly
bound In rspet 40 cents 49,
u 10 regarded In Engsn as anos VITA
a - modern fiction" Albany Argis
OF the talented works Of the age" lNewMk Eagle
dencailou Of character, compared
Jane Eyre aud Ruth In fierce and thu ness pu
W. touching and winning" - liho LA"tonoo 'oui'
Fourth edition Of Mr.. Grants new Romance,
JANE SETON.
This brilliant novelette, mos brilliant pobahiy wnieh "a"
one Of he most powerful and Interesting h orcsl dramas
that produced since the days Of Sir Walter scott
Sixth edition Of Mary Howtrs new Novel
THE ARTIST WIFE.
s,.,,rlps srit,rn IN. Y Daily Times.
The whole impress Of Mary Howitt gei end
beautiful mind" - lAOa1J AsN
Seventh edition Of Mrs. Msllards new Novel,
MILES THFMENHERE,
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- ,bsr, 80 ~ the late uoyesp London STANDARD.
wonderful fascination In this story Asa work Of rue
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v
Width edition Of Mics snclairs last work.
MODERN FLIRTATIONS.
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upon fashionable obles" IN l. h'aHzel~'"
For sale by principal Booksellers throughout the Union
Published By sTRINOER TOWNSEND, No ~ Broadway,
under American Museum.
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New Publications.
Publkhed I'his DAY.

Published This Day.
NEW WORK BY GEORGE LIPPARD-
~ TE MIDNIGHT QUEEN or LEAVES IRON NEw'fohkL LIFE
BY Georse Lippud. Price Is cent"
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Of wrons and rcTbUt0ns Like the o'ah'i my
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NEW JUVENILES In PRESS
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families evidently vide swake concerning the
"'''''''"' " "'''A s FREScH, No ISL NA.au-st
HISTORY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK By
d. sense Now ready and for sale al the City Library
No u City Hall
DHOTOGRAPHIC MAPS of the MOON, being
vsrtshe Dssusrreot,pss on Paper Of that planet tssen o
Telescope at Cambridge obsrvsoy The collection embraces
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DUPTURE and its radical CURE, with complete
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n Exhibition Worlds Fair Game showing sountFys
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1Ii'is an AMERICAN Game designed to create
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lust PUBLISHED-THE COLUMBIAN GLEE
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VrOi. V. LIBRARY OF STANDARD NOvELs.-
1--WE Apuw No works neon published Ia this e'""
, Which, 10 m wch, Of tho highest communication a' this set
"a .i.naa ara n.,els" lAibany Evening Journal
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