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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Ladies' Beaver Bonncts, Cbildren's \
emcn,s Cloth and Winter G,

beaver hats grrtiemap's hsts, furs robes &o.,
description. The lrresss assortment Ia the city at
A. TREEMhE'S, Hsttor, ~ Fulton
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rYea1io. the People,s ryntfer. Inns .

tck and coored felt hatssu -sts nsive variety fol
ing epSrtinr evening, and riding all tastes suited
WARNOCKS, Hstters, 275 Broadway, Irving !
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moro TIL. same sort lsfs. If yps not purch,
hat call en- Meatio, corner of Broadway aud Cam
ans get of his SUPERB tall style, for their cq,
made in the city.
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The Gold Medal for the Best Dague1
types ever exhibited swareed TO MEADE BROTHER
Broadway. and Williamsburg, l. Tnis is the sixth
awarded them. Pictures taken daily il every variety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Evervbodv In Sntisfied when thew

Men and Women die, Nature fades
Is wasted, but one Of TBOaPSoN'S Qargc size fit
dasuerreotypes never fade SIG Broadway, east side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
War, wor,- The rInme Ia rxinlled I'm

rope; The time the struggle has come--the strug
right against might; hut before you volunteer to RI
1868 Broadway and get your picture TOR your frient
when you reture with victory, flowing beard, turban
pictures, however, ars perfect and uncbangable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12

Readers OF the New York HeraId-I
~ d read the advertisement of CHARLES WOOD
'Sl5 only for beautiful country residence" N
time to buy cheap and save your rent.
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wedding crr,s snd envelopes, engraved In the la
Psrte. requiring sometiing truly elegant SHOULD
fine silver plated door pla,es spoons, forks ladies'
in eat quality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12

body OF iro1uois Indians, from Canada East, have
appeared before the Legislature Of Vermont
clsm to e the territory Of that State north Of otter
reeb, ma 10 obtain an indemnity s,r the same,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Sunday TrIp.-The Steamer Th


HULSE will make Ler usual trip to morrow to New
intermediate places leaving pier foot # Jay street.
Above Chambers street, at7L O'Clock, A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
The Who's and Whats NJ tho NJ.

Government The Sunday Courier Of Tomorrow
tain TIE comm encement of the who's and Whats /,
City Government, showing what, who, and VIVA
where they came from" An immense amount Q
racy reading matter besides
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Card Printing! Card Printiny-Car,

NUAU AKHHsHHB-NWHWT HHHtAHS-IarQ
ing-GoIUor, a Nassau street. will print cards I
o. cheap as any sther est eli, hment 10 the Union
billheadr, labels, &C., 60, nes liz p,irted at very
GOkDON 81 Nassa
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plctuIee, III WoNets Hlo PeEioSe "hS uhsD""h""a"'
The Cheapest Dsguerrectypes, which
tai en- 10 superior manner, taose by nEES 1t CO.
out daily 40 elegant portraits at their extensive
list mept, .2S9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-12
Broadway Theatre Anders in as the Duke
OF GlOs1er.

OF GlOster.
For the second time during his present engagement at
the Broadway theatre Mr. Anderson appeared last night
in the character of Richard the Third His conception
and execution of this role extremely ecitou
leave little indeed for criticism. If might ven
ture to find fault at al with his mpersonaton Of the
crook bach ed duke II would be that in the rst acts
Richard has yet stained the prize Of his guilty ambi
ton, Nr Anderson makes him Of resolute, sspr.
ing gallant and smooth spoken cavalier, than Of crafty,
subtle, and sarguinary wretch, without remorse
dread" soin the dialogue In the first Of the second
act where he and wins Lady anne the widow of the
murdered Prince Of Wales, he does so in rather
calculated to win admiration for his presumption than to
detestaton for his diabolical yiainy. To
fancy, too, he made rather much Of the points in this
dao, ue and made the audience laugh where Shakespeare
hardly intended to produce such effect After he
has attained tho scepte, however, this faut indeed,
we can apply the term-|s no longer perceptlbls.
Then he TO have perfectly realized the character
which shaks peare drew and henceforth his acting 1.
vigorous and truthful We have rarely seen one OF the
authors great conceptions admirably represented as
u at Of the Duke Of Goster last night by Anderson
His reading faultess, and his action and manner
highly energetic Throughout the whole piece the
single exception we have noted and that in the be-
ginning he mouthed his words overmuch-there was not
one false expression in word gesture TO be detected
In his acting In the tent scene and In the final or
the battle, Mr. Andeuens performance was PARTICULAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
Jno. L. Slaughter Il Co.,

AT the Old stand OF u. 6 IN Z. Oteptoe,
MAIN ST L~YNJABuitG Va,
IAVE ON hand aud are constantly receiving from
/ their foundry. all kinds of castings, wt'ci, they
ie prepared Ia sell M 80 per cent. less than they 'nn
he IA, ni-hrd elsewhere. Among a variety OF oihcr nr.
ticlr.. they rail attention ~ Dir
Grnt.s Al from 81 - 4" 90,
Stoves. cal aud w.nd. NJ from 81 10 $50,
Cnohtng Stnve- a. $40.
Pots, Ovens. aud krttlr- ~ 4e per ~.
FIut lions, nnd fury RsiIings. ut 7c per ID,
Hat Il tck-. NJ So $l2.
Fuzzy Garden Chnirs. NJ 81 Ia Sli,
Tie superior advantage Of huying eastitgs from ia,
j., liar If any pnrt ii u piece should lac br ken 1t can be
imnedinrvly replaced from our i,un Try NJ a very small
price, whilst nnrlhern casting cannoi be replaced al any
price. uad The whole picc becomes valueless.
fV-ANI articles obtained from ns nre guaranteed TO
be equal to any brought from tlr north nr elsewhere.
In connection with our cast iron depoi, we have pen
81 u dcr"t for tue Piedmont agricultural works, mud u
large SEED TORE.
Piow-, Of every variety at f,om 81 30 to tl2,
Hay aud Sirnw Gutter, 80 Ia Sl3,
Single Cora-Sbellcrs, at $40.
Double at $l3,
.Srrapers, at 81.
Tnernpmeicr einrns from s. 10 sc,
And every other article that may be needed IN n farm.
nov 2Jts
y. b They will pay the highest morkcl price 70
aII rn Iiuuz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
ID \ CHINA.

b. the overland mail from India, Hong-kong
H. to Oct IL and Bombay To the 2oth haye
en received. Trade wac dnll at Calcutta
anghai continued in possession of the insur-
nts. The Ming Pc district was very much dis
rbe and some fighting was going on at Annoy
aton was tranquil.
j. Burmah another war appeared imminent
sas reported hat the king han been assassina-
4 but the telegraphic dispatches received con-
adict this.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
I,TEST NEWS BIZ THE MAILS.
uvTHER BY THE NIAGARA.
THE TURKISH WAR.

More Turkish ships have entered the Black
aud an extensive naval battle is daily ex-
| cied.
The Turks have defeated the Russians in the
s,blands of Armenia.
m engagement occurred IN the Asiatie from
4, of Georgia. between the Turks aud Russi-
1 under Prince Bariatiuski. The Russian ae-
nts claim Il victory on the occasion.
[On the 10th the Anglo French fleet was con-
.ntrated in the Bosphorus, but. up to the 18th,
H. Of the vessels had entered the Black Sea.
4 The Turkish squadron is said TO have chased
4 Russian ships that were attempting to land
snplie. Mt Porte, hut the Russians escaped. An
her division of the Turkish feet is to enter the
hack Sea and intercept Russian communications
4 IN the coast of Asia.
The inhabitants of Constantlnople are said to
1 enthusiastic for war, and il is considered To be
Ia time for the renewal of negotiations.
fine house of Battazzi has loaned to the Porte
SnoDO francs, secured ON the Egyptian tribute.
{rbe Servians are determined to oppose any in
ian of their territory by the Austrians, Rus
H. or Turks.
r. Wallachia the militia are much opposed to
H. in sorporated into the Russian army.
Enfilitary executions of deserters are taking
H. daily in Bucharest.
rTbe Grand Duke Michael has been appointed
.nmander of the Russian army of reserve, to
4, AGAINST the Circassians.
ENGLAND.
b Another Cabinet Council was held on Wednes-
a Turkish sympathy meeting, attended by
4 ma nersons, had bcea held at Glasgow. Kos
\ sent n long letter to the meeting, containing
A views of the struggle.
paws thorn's steam and wind mills at Liverpool
re burnt.
brbo weather was everywhere favorable for az
y ulture. -
~ %nufacture OF hax.
FRANCE.
ponar assigns the 9th of January as the day
Y the coronation of the Emperor and Empress.
i ceremony will be performed by the Arch
hon of Paris, who will previously be created a
y rdinal.
FTbe cholera prevails in Paris-the average be-
Y about nine cases per day.
&carcity of breadstuffs still causes anxiety,not-
outstanding the immense imports.
PORTUGAL.
rbe infant of the Queen died as well as its mo-
r. The Regent continues the former ministry.
kmor already Alliances the young king to the
IDghter of the king of Belgium. The Miguelite
ods rose i'm Paris on the announcement OF the
Ieen's death. The union of Spain and Portu-
is again talked of.
ITALY.
d 7The King of Naples has sent a special messen-
q to apologize to France for the recent insult.
yDnce demands the immediate dismissal of the
@plister of Police.
A great financial difficulty at Naples is antici-
tued.
AUSTRIA.
yThe Emperor's marriage is appointed for April
Ihe state of siege in the Hungarian provinces
sbore vigorous than ever.
EGYPT.
/ 9he Russian Consul General at Alexandra has
Viewed orders from his government to leave
rpt in consequence of the Niceroy's AID to the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
ROStou fairs

BoSToN, Dec. 9.-Jonas Chickering, the fa-
o. manufacturer of pianos, died of apoplexy
4 night.
T. Cunningham 81 CO., merchants on India
in the California trade, failed yesterday
II $l5OOO1.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
The Resurrection Excitement, &c.

SYRACUSE. Dec. S.-Twelve students concern
IN the recent body-snatching affair have been
fested, causing Il great excitement.
zee was formed to-day in the canal basin.
he Chronicle, a free Democratic paper pub
Pied here, has suspended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
The Steamer Humboldt.

HALlFAX, Dec. 9.-One hundred and twenty
kages of merchandise from the steamship
mboldt have been received and landed here.
/ weather is very favorable, and the vessel re-
Ins in the same position, though a large por-
} of her cargo is so damaged as to be almost
rthless,
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Wreck IF a Raltimore Vessel.

NORFOLK, Dec. 9.-The fine ship Rather, Capt.
hth, bound from Chincna Island to Baltimore,
u a cargo of guano, has gone ashore on Curri-
81, and will probably prove "a total loss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13

NAsHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Abraham Kromer, cot
kr of Sackett's Harbor, has been removed,
Thomas S. Hall appointed in his place.
'avazzi designs lecturing in Washington next
FIX.
Fhe Globe this evening has a non-committal
cle ON the Sandwich Islands-thinks their i'm
lance oyer-estimated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
Steamboat Wrecked.

CHARLESTON, Dec. S.-The steamboat Mary
tNehne was lost on Saturday, on the Tennepao
'9' She had a large freight, but little of which
sa'ed' Inc passengers escaped.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
Appointment Of ATTORNEY General

ALBANY, Dec. 6.-The Evening Atlas announ-
h tue appointment, by Governor Seymour, OF
lork' OF Gardner Stow, Esq, o Troy, as At
'n@y General, in place of Levi S. Chatfield, who
\ left the State.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13

WILL BE SOLD ut auction. on the premises
w On Mon hay, l9th December, immediately MIR
the sale of the property of X | yree. dec d., tue ff,,,
House n Lot -1t
on Main Street. adjoining the Cilizen's Saving banN aR'
in the occupancy of Nj. Rivers a n grocery store
fronting % feet. and running back l3' ieet IN,
Also. Immediately aiter.o the premises. oNh ACtd'
OF GROUND on Federal Hill. opposite the lesld' nee
at Chas. l.. Mostly. Trrms.d 8 and II months.
J. r. HOLCOMBE far himsef aud Me
either hgllccs IF 7. 4. Ho'combed c g.
nov % t1gdec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
Governor Hunt'S Illness.

i|phiPoRr, Dee. S.-Ex-Governor Hunt is de-
'uy better this morning, aud hopes are now
u'ertalned of his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
NEW BOOT.

NEW BDO UkD
SHOE, HAT AND car STOREo
Bank = q u are,
LYNCIiBEKG, "a.
TIVE undersigned hnyo Jusr opened a splendid new
stock Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS CAPS,
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS. &c, &c, purchased this
lnll in Boston, New York mud Philadelphia, from the
best established houses in the northern ma kets, 10y
one of the firm, tn whichthry would call the attention
of the Indies aud genllem . Of Lynchburg, and the
trade generally.
They have nlso purchased he HAT ESTABLISH-
MENT of Mr.. jacob inmbough, and having in their
employ No. / workmen, they are prepared to manuier-
lure, TO order, HATS OF the lntost style and finest quail
ny.
Being determined 10 sell tor small profits, we solicit a
cali at our store. next door below Ncssrs Mosbg and
Gnrlnnd's Auction room, wtcic we will use our best ex.
nrtiuns 10 please. A.
dec Acts JNO. o. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA TO K y
LA ihi ON 5Ess@.as. III. Ee,saeaS*a
COyinptOn A Ohio Railroad.

D'OrOSALS will he received nj the office of the
Covingtnn nnl OHM R'ilr,nd, 10 Govingtnn, until
llr lllh uf Drceinprr neNi. fr the graduation and ma
.nnry If nbnut seventy five miles of the above road Of
Which, the eastern poilion, e mPtising I'LL, mil.s, lies
next west Of Cpeit y nj nrd the Western rtion.
consisting al uhnul TW ENlf'f1NE MIIES Lca
bel wern the kannwha River Il 'he mouth ol Biz SANITY.
A le,rr sbnrc of The work 10 be lci-incl0ding bridging
mud lunnclling- i lenss and desirable, mud is we'll wor-
tn The uttrn.ion # responsible contractors. The wcAt-
crn scrlions of the nbove work oto now ready icr cs.
animation, mud thu eastern poitinn will ho prepared Tor
inaprciiun by lie sfh # December.
Further iolormation tiny be ohtnined On application NJ
the eomynny's unire. nj Cuviugtun mud Guyatdot;c.
BY arier OF the Bonrd, -
EIIAS II EISk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
BRANDRETm,s PILLS,

A Nedicihe tchfch Jor hiaely FWo yedrs ms pfooea corRhy
Of all confidence
MEDICINE universal in its powers of good 10 man
~ woman o. infant ; often loo ted upon as a blessing
sent from heaven to save %iife-may it be duly aPirecia-
ted.
But" some one says. show can one medicine be use
ful in all cnsesl" We answer, this one medicine pu-
rifles the blood, and Us no disease can effect us when
The hind Il nnra so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
Valuable Slaves al Auction.

WILL be snld in t o.. oi The NJ rkrl House, in thu
w a oi Lynrhbnrg, Thursday the 18th inst. -e,e
ra. valuable Slaves, belonging 10 the cstitc at .Jainr,
lie, decd - JESSE j SALMONS.- -
Adm. Of James Lee, deed.
dec l9allll
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Blanks! BIankS!! BIankS!u
Al THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.


executions,
Delivery Bonds ana Notifes
HER, n~demnifytng Bonds.
IRIS delivery B0nds and NOTICES.
M, Indemnify ing Bonds.
III OF Lading, Negotiable Notes,
hd an =, 'necks. diner euAt Sizes, Bonds,
! h{l a" Nv y. uuiarful BLANKS which are found for sale cav
sunni, 3e 'ir1inian ONCE. wher. there is IA large and utanu
m ~ lust issued from the press.
n seaiieinau to whom the execution of this department OF
b. nav ~ Is entrusted has no superior in the State, anu M
peIy 59 9t sh, work at this establishment may rest assured OF
On al faithful performance.
\ r}nih,aesiar Pamphlet Card, and Ruie WORE,
aIeH.Ea@ 4ianh with the larse addition OF Fancy Iylrs an
Slhte1iS recently riade, make. the yirginian as good a 5oe
: q tie found in the interior.
If tt' auj Count respectfully solicited
rEEEY o. %slltEiite
'hFE1E LAE'EA IN wis.,
- f't "r-criv,5 10y e@2ross "a very 'l.a'fi'f
~ H7-4"~ p.5 at5es .std-, o. which h. wound
-" 80. OF 'he faIe. All iu wnnt at a"s'i
.tii ~ feil turii nd rsaujr" C,r rhr.a.eiT' q
At LEWIS.
coi,r3p{t ~. n Lcpi~A e.
,a. E~x.hseae .,rt,,e. l.yr'Itrtgf l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13

IN Main Street. adjoining the W lrwlck House front
ins "A feet; A LOr & TENEMENT on Main Street,
adjoining Brnce's ST ,hle; \ LOT \ T~ENEMlENl,
~ Main Street. lrnntins 90 Ice, known as tn" Farmers
Hotel: N TENEMENT ON Main ire, front
ing S2i iret used IT. T"htcco Factory byJ w Sl"nni
A LOT TENEMENT - Tan Yard Alley, IN l'nr ol
Farmers Hotel. fronting % feet y lOI " lENtr
MENr On J, ftr .un Street used asa COMMISSION fihnse
iv Fnyetie sreptoe. EHL: \ LOf in Sandy Hoo X, con
raining Acre; FOUR LOTS. containing Ace en- H.
an Diamond Hill near Republican Spring A Loi IN
the Lvnchbure and Salem Tnrnpike road, adjoining The
Factor, of Payne & Crumpton, containing 4 Acre a
LOT on Tan lard A cy, e. Mt lining ] a 'e, %adJ"1hin2
the residence of WI. a. Talbot, Ed \ -OI on C"rhe
Street. naioini6g ,he residence t L Price. Esq. con
taining ] Ae,e, and IA q ON DEL HILL near
he residence of VIM. Crumplon, Esq containing j
Acre. =,
All of this property il desirllly located, ard Is we'll
worth the attention Of business men aud persons III Walt
nr >ites tor rc>idencrs. The suhe will he upon a cred
it of six, Twelve, aud eighteen months. for equal lnstt'
ment4 of the purchase money. sub Get to The future up
rr wal of the Court. The Purchasers " di be required To
give bonds with good personal security Tor the purchase
money and the title will be wittneld asa turllur secu-
,i,y-snLi, Ct to resale in default ct the ray m"nt OF hfy
me o more of the instalmcuf as the same hec"mf dur
JOIN Il TnREE' Com,,.
800. io1,IQlnr (ENpre<s ropy)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
ALL DISEASE Is CURED BY PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD.

Suppose the stomach is affected. All the symptoms
show gcent prosiration of it's strength it is not capable
of digesting the food; we have wind in our stomach
sour belchi' gs-burning pain or scraping seniations at
the pit Of the stomach These symptoms remaining
cause the greaiest prostration OF The powers of the mind
cd, they will cause other dangerous symptoms, such as
Puralysisi st. Vitus' Dance, Epilepsy, rheumatism
more generally however, Cholera Murbus, Dysentrry.
or it may he obstinate costIvenc~>, terminating in vio-
lent sick ness of the stomach. and not unfrequently in
inflammation of the bowels.
How important Is il then, that these first symptoms
he removed and one or two doses of Brandreth's Pills
would generally effect this object but it should be re-
memhered TINT they are always applicable, and should
lie u ed until heulth is 4 fully estored-esth they viii surel,
rnrr soon.r THIN an, other remedy, and when We have
iicaith thruuel 30 en- il is NJ pnu wprk-it Is = GEsU'
ISf cuRE-oue THAT will not u- eetfe.
u sale, wholesale aald relaii. by D. B. payae, Lsnei-
bur =: Va. lsPf-Su
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
Ninefe Valuable slaves,

consisting ni MN, women ani children belonging II Tile
rstnt" of Martha Watts, decd d
TERMS OF SAlE:-A credit oftwelvc months will
he giv'n the purrhh.rrs giving bond with good person.
nj security for the payment of The urchusc money. -
WILLIAM S.M RRIS. Conn
nov 13.ilnnD - llen. rnnN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
cow MissIONE.'SsALEo : SLAVES

n pursuance of II decree Of III. County Count u
I Cnmpbsil pronounced on the litn day at NV nilnr
1853, in the suit therein depending hrtw"en Watts,
committee plsint rs. I'm Watts niin'f d%efcndnnr.
hall. at Campbell Cour,h use, IN the OH day ofJanua
ny, 1894, thai being ,ou,t lay, pr coed 20 sell by way d
public nnrtinn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
l1ckcis, Pins, Keys. Charms. Ae.

''"" - =, fafn 7I nnd SEE TIN ntary be- .utifui m.
! r'm'd ca>e.. e.. Is, far the Target and me, I I'm.
'',u "~'o'i,i1' i es'f scen IN tn. pine. selected r., hin,
s"l' IA The Northern cities. All 81 when viii IA, blI.J
Nl.' , i.lafes IN The best .ryie ei the Ar. viii pti 3. L.
Lat. though not least. he Will cut arfap, ,, f., hi, .u
s'Ni' 1t Sai5ered firturcs (,y Which nr,pery Of nm,
color can la accurately copied ) Which !. ,bc admin.
ton ct the ere"ds wilsh dnile LING his rn,ms.
Call at the slen nf the Flag, Banl Sau. re-.
prc lu's T. T.. illus. P,nrri,tnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
DUHLIC SALE "F vAULUs .LE

Il LAND UIIIEN TNDTEKI1 IN BEDFDhD.
In pursuance Of deed of tru,t,"xesuted to M" by Goo.
/. Surad. bearing date on the liIh day nf November.
1853, and 81 record IN he Clerks office of the count,
court Of BeIford. will, IN the 10Th dry of December
next. on the premises, s~lI to the highest bidder, Ut pub
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-13
House and Sign Painting

viii be executed III line style and IN reasonable time
He desires a cnli from nIl who huvr work ot lhnI kind.
nov 10 Il G HARDY, Bridge Street
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TRACT OF LAND

IN which the said Geuige T. SneHd now le>ides, lying
in the county Of Be,lluri, on james RiVer.ab. ut 20 mi o.
west If Lynchbnrg. and containing about 325 ACRES.
This * ole # the most valuable Turns in Upper Nirein
in, whether considered ia re creme. Ii its fertility, il
q" yenrnce In market, or ~ IA location for M"rclabtlr
zing on the Commission and Forwarding BUSH css. A
good purii N of the Tract is BOTTOM LAND lying
Immediately IN James river and thu entire tract Is land
uf the hest chnrarter. well tiInltled and watered, ami
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STPONEMEN

THE alose mentioned sale ias been postponed M
y ednr> 1lyth,. lIth inst.
dec 7ilIIec r. ID CHRISTIAN. Trustee
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NJ A CABELL N to, HAVING n
WI Steam Saw Mill n al he Canal, with an ahun
liant supply of Timber. are pr lrarel Il fill promptly my
riders they may receive. Having Bouts oi their own
they vii, deliyel Lumber ordered % them AT any roini
N the Canal without DENY.
Allre-s-fyr River Warehouse, Nelson ca Va,
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CEED! SEED!!-
- Go bushels prime nrw Clover Seed,
900 Orchard Grass
$50 Kentucky blue Giass Seed,
100 Timnthy
900 Pure Herbs
We respectfully invite the att, niion of our Custom
ers and the public generally, TO our large = ock ct Gra-s
Seed which we have hough, upon advantageous terms.
an will srlI a. low or low ct thpn auy house in M" lily
dor h.fG. SAUNDERS IBBi.
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VIVA he very high pric" ol fuel would press very
htrd. on oni citizen, but Tor our cnterpIising lel
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
E.

PURSUANT 10 a ircrec of the Circuit Court of the
venber term thereof in the wear 1873, in the case oi
'Tyree. &c Us. Tyree, aid ais, the undersigned
commissioners, will proceed, On the l9th Or DE
GENDER nexr, to sell, by way of public auction. To The
hghr-l bidder. the following real estate, OF which IH'
late Richard TyIee. die seized G.