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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-25

THE OLD DOmINION HOUSE,
18th ST., between Main and Gary.
III AVlNG this day taken possession of the above
named House. and laid in the beststock of Liquors
Wines and Cigars that this any other market affords
would most respectfully solicit call from my friends and
the public generally assuring them that nothing shall be
undoneto please all.
my 26-tf GEO. H. JEWETri
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-25

r.,
superior to the ordinary Gelane in use, and equal
IN every respect to the best Ingass for making table
elIes blanc NANCE &c-Just received and for sale by
ALEX. DUVAL
de Is 155 Main street, corner 10Th
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-25

H-@3HA OMNIBUS LINE.
E3@E2 The subscriber is now running line OF
from Rockets the head of Broad
street.
Fare from Rockets to the head ofBroad street or any
portion ofthe route 81 cents
The line consists splendid coaches that have
YET been into the city attended by and
experienced drivers.
NO improper persons will be permitted to any
ofthe Omnbuses the line specially comnends itself to
the patronage of the ladies'.
TT IT NATTOR
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-25
daily, Sundays excepted, ats P. NJ.

w see card of time OF arrival at intermediate dis
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-25

4 ,LOC As.-By the schooner Richmond, / have ref
~ eeVedh large lot OF 80 hour aud day spring. gh
aud striking marine Clocks which the attention
purchasers invited, by the case or otherwise for
by r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN $, >
oc - Come -"-i~ and i2tb srrseba, =
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-25

II
~ $50 bags Laguayra Coffee
so do Rio do
81 packages loaf and crushed Sugar
Is hhds prime Porto Rico do;
"a half chests fine black Tea
s5 halfbbls Roe Herrinss
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns
With variety Of other goods Also the best salamander
nre-proo Safes, Machinery and Tanners Oil, faulty
Flour and superfne always on hand all Of which
will be sold low.
au IL FRY x McCANDLTSH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
La Plata River.

The National Mtettigencer of yesterday has
the following important announcement:
We mentioned not long ago that our energetic
and abb representatives at Brazil and Buenos
Ayr,s, Messrs. Shcnck and Pendleton, had con
Jointly negotiated and concluded two treaties with
the Argentine States, which will open to our my
lgatipn and commerce the rich countries of the
Rio de Ia Plata and its extensive tributaries.
MIR. Coke, our late Secretary of Legation at
Brazil, has arrived in Washington, bringing with
him, rs the treaties alluded to-
One of them was signed ON the 10th of Judy, at
san Jose de Flores, in Buenos Ayres, with the
Argentine Confederation, opening to the flags of
all nations the free navigation of the Rio de Ia
Plata aud it, tributaries, the Uruguay, Parna
Ne. \ similar treaty signed on the same day
with the Pleniputentiaries of Great Britain and
France.
The second treaty was one of friendship, com
merce, and navigation with the confederation
and was signed on the eth of July, at san Jose,
IN the States of Entire Rios.
sir Charles llotham for England, the Cheya-
lior St George, for France and Messrs. Shenck
and Pendlcton, for the United States, all acted
umtedly and tremendously in the negotiation of
these treaties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

Dur8vArte PnEsENrArIaS.-Ae harm that
Ia. cscellanev I. Molina, now and for some time
mast. minister plenpotentiary near this govern
incpt Of the republics of Costa llica and Gaute-
Inala respectively. having lately been appointed
also minister plenipotentiary for the republic of
-. salvador was ON Monday presented to the
President in that capacity by the Secretary of
State.-Udsh. Union.
Nyw YORK IrEMs.-Mr. Anderson, the popn-
Mar English comedian, arrived OH Sunday, IN
the steamship Atlantic. He will appear on the
stage neNt week
Thomas : Parker for long time book keeper
Mt Dunlap Hotel, Fulton street, was found "
ug inscnsible in an urea in Duane street, on Sun
day morning aud died soon after. Whether he
4c or was knocked down was unknown.
There were 23,371 visitors to the Crystal Pal
nee on Saturday.
Madame Sontag gives charitable conscrt on
the 10Th inst for the benefit of destitute children
of -eamen.
Nrw York, Oct T.-'Fhe following is the
weekly statemement Of the New York Banks:
CAPITAL, SIS, 100000; loans, s5s, 100000; specie,
= }3O, 900; circulation, &, 4GI 900; deposits,
$4,000.
SrEfBESvuIE AND INDIANA RNLRoAD.-On
Friday Oct 7, some eighteen miles Of this road,
from steubenve, were finished and ready for
use, and on the ensuing day three locomotives
accompanied by two passenger-cars, made their
appearance in the town, and took n number of
the principal citizens ON a short pleasure excur-
sion over the road. Stoubenyille all excite
mcnt upon the occasion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
COMMERCIAL,
Summary Ct baltimore Mall.

uefaHau is
Tho Steamer new 5 las = ,rnsybai nr..f...
market. and bat Hfii- w. Aui,. ufta ..,..
The sale sfc laou hnfr,=f. Howard - -.
80 do 1T s. 81 !, aud lDG0 do. al 81 81 H., n
delivery.
ifEp CATrlr-Thfre We af.r,d al H..
2aD0 head Il Brew l0n0 sold - Ell, I,5
driven to Philadelphia, $40 lett over and 3na
the country fdf ,lnei Pr, =. rnlred fr..r, =
- On Tie hoat. nett - - tu 7 30. avn.
gr -.
HeG-- S.,'e- At tie .ralrs 10. day at s. 30 T..
SntEr.-Sa - at Tie scales L. dav from =
IN gaod drma i.
SALfs At THt CoRN ExeHAsGE-The -
'Chargr this marl ing wrre tair with god ~,
TIL" gain ma bel, howevei. is uuseltled In r..
at the nh- 'urr aed indefinite adsirfs &, H..
IRON Eur pr ND The uur state 81 udals Law,
key an Russia. We lcutl ihut riyair let,,.
Atlantic arr alsp indefinite upon Ills srhier,
iht Sc circumstances Tie gIan n.afkr' Is l,f...i,
sal. We're suul'--there lot heiap much Hi.fa
operfte ,i'h'r IA tie rurt 1T huycf, ~ .,l
ighlu, - al thu money atkrt here ,ud IN \
also has It's tisrt. Abuni & 900 bushels Mh,5
win only snH Il sales at l3I II 1886 fhr god
rcd md 40 HE FOR White. No ftmls nm
lufrriur lois , To- Zoe brlnw rhc abnye quntnlnl
Corn dulier. About II .0Oe bushels uirr.d
few hundred bushels sold nj so "A Sic for viii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE President has
appointed Mrs. Amelia ). Modcrwell, Postmis-
tress at Columbia, Pa, vice, \. Mcdowell, her
husband, deceased.
The Navy Department have late adyices from
Com. Perry's squadron. He was on his way to
Jeddo. The Powhatan left Hong Kong ON the
25th of July, to join the squadron.
CINCINNArTI, Oct. l5.-'The weather here is
fine at present. The river is low and still receed-
ing. Coal Is very scarce, and number of man
utaeturing establishments have stopped in conse-
quence. Money is quoted at two per cent per
month for the best paper. Flour is dull at S5,25.
MONTPELIER NERM'r, Oct. l7.-Horato Need
ham, free-soil democrat, was elected Speaker
to-day by a vote ll9 to s5 for Candy, whig, and
two for Bingham, dem. Davey, dem, was man-
imously elected Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

Crmots CAurtlAroN,-The \. Y. Tribune
hnsing lis calculation upon the railroad statistics
furnished hy the London Statistical Society,
which giving, among other things, the number of
miles traycrSed 10 one passenger killed, comes
to The conclusion Hat if railroad should be built
u the SIN, every passenger would by the laws
Of chance lac killed before reaching his fiery
destinations AT the ordinary rate and speed. it
would take 81 years TO reach the sun; but 22S
years of continuous railroad travelling brings
the passruger up and this would only carry him
n little mere thau half way 10 the sun In Ger
many however, the statistics are more favora-
bile 10 human life, for during the years 1918, 1919
and 1880, ON "A length of railway open of I,ls0
English miles, the number of passengers CON
vcNcd WIS 5l,9l3H97, the miles travelled ,I55,-
l36,S90, only one passenger killed. II will be
altogether best, therefore, that when the railroad
is built to the sun, il shall be under German
management.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
Another Slave Case, &c.

BosroN, Oct. ia slave, belonging to Colonc
Cleanathan, of New Orleans, was taken before
the Court to-day by the Abotionsts, ON the
ground that she had been detained against her
will After II full examination the charge was
disproycd, and the case dismissed.
Adyices frem Buenos Ayrcs to August Goth
have been received. The country was quiet and
produce high.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
-D11L7 VIRGlNIAN.
JAMES MCDONALD, Ea..s.
lncreaeed lnnpogtation and s,,.rlus Revenne

The Journal of Commerce says that the ex-
peeiation that the apprehended stringency in the
New York money market would considerably re
duee the importation of foreign goods, has not
been realized. The import Of goods al New York
in September, 1853. Is larger by s4,61a, 4s5 than
in the same month in Is5e, and by 81. sol, al3
than in September ISL. The increase is in da-
table articles the import Of free goods being less
than in September ls52 The increased receipts
fer the last nine months amount to S53 l3i,7l7.
Us compared with the same months last year. and
s45,3l3. sso.ss compared with the same period in
1851. This increase is beyond all precedent, and
cannot be continued without choking the markets
OF the country with foreign products. The Jour
mai gives this comparison of the receipts since
launarv 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
MI. Bronson's Letter To Secetary Guthrie

ter, in reply to Secetary Guthrie, was published
this morning. 1t is II document of great severity.
He regards the attempt to interfere with the al-
pontment of his subordinates as understandable
and refuses to resign. MIR. Charles O'Comor
has also written letter assailing the Washing
ton Union.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
Health of the city-Later from Texas

New ORLEANS Oct. 1.-THE city is now con
sidered healthy though a few cases of fever still
continue, Many of the citizens are returning,
and business again has assumed considerable ae-
tivity.
Late adyices from Galveston state that the fe-
yer was decreasing there, though at Houston no
abatement was perceptible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
STfTf AFFAIRS.

Ni=r AxnInfK srnp loAn.-ilardly have We
announced enc importation # iron ere another
ship load awaits remnrk. The Brig Hudson,
Captain Tnos. AlNNAnp, Master. arrived YES
,erlay N Cify Point. with twn hundred aud fifty
tons vi Railroad lfo1 for the Virginia n 1cnues-
zee line If road. We trust, however. We stall,
ia a short time, be independent Of England for
nur railroad iron. Mr. ANDERSON, Of the Irede-
gar Works NJ IGehmoud,is making arrangements
for IL manufacture, aud Mr.. PEA, the iereman
vi Mr.. WELLS fuundory, tell u~ that IN short
time they will also he prepared in similar mon-
ner.- Petersburg Erprcss, fhonddy)
We leorn from the Foru,er's Friend that sam.
uel Fo1, Of Greenbrieg. who had been previously
arrested for passing counterfeit money and bull
cd voluntarily mndc his appearance before the
Monroe Creuit Cont lasi week. and again
held 10 bni in the sum Of $1,000 for his appear
ance urAt term
We regret 10 learn that the Rev. WIN. y.
scott, of llardy county. while on his way to the
prcsbytrry at Frederick -burg. wa taken sudden
" i'll at Baltimore Of Bilious Fever. At last ac-
counts h. wa very low, aud not expected to re
cover omney Int
The Richmond Examiner, speaking ofthe tray-
Cling facilities between Richmond and Lynch
burg, snys:
In few weeks hence, still further improve
mont ara, +, L,. Effected III. IIi,b Hrid,,e will
bc avoided by temporary track, aud the cars
will be run to famulle, Thence the tune to
ynaI'olp III my epa'''s Nii ~ lpoUe, 70. 10
,as,,d ,.,d / ,ncbt,,r,, La rod,nod - 10 Lanrs
II would be well for the propricfors If the stage
line 10 set an efficient ngent over their drivers
and o-tlers, WHO VIII require them 10 waste less
TN" IN changing anu watering Their Jeans. At
least two hours arr no" lost ~ ihzliifss on those
eeensiens-heuf- wlnel travellers would rather
spend IN hrd ihai upon the hohh rohd SIDE.
The Fnudiicr White sulphur springs. in Kir-
gnn, are advertised to be sold nj auction, on the
TON No'e''per' ne price n hunted 10 H'oo'o'"'
ADVANCE ~ NoiAsshS-Ne were shown
letter yesterday from merchant IA Boston to II
mercantile house in this city, dated the / 18th inst
giving information of the great scarcity of good
iaola-ses and large advance in prices. \ far
urtleIe eos bringing % | > cts, which is AN nd
vance ii about ccnt- in the raon-R. Dis
patch.
On Saturday last, n gentleman IN Alexandria
found Il package containing over three thousand
dollars, and advertised II in the Gdzette whore
upon The owner appeared and received the money.
She was widow lady, with five small children,
who wits passing through Alexandria, on her way
Ncsi.=-lb.
Ar Howard Tho violinist has met with
mod hrilIo,,t .,,.ce.s i, pot.r.I,,,,,
PROGRESS AT THE TUNNEL The editor of the
Gt.,t,, NtI;..t,,,. II $50, A.. IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
Shocking Affair in Dinwiddie.


The Petersburg Express, of Tuesday, has the
followng
We were informed at a late hour last evening
Of thechief PARTICULARS of II tragcal event, Hhich
Is -aid 10 have tran-pired yesterday morning III
thc Court House OF Dinwiddc county.
The parties concerned IRE cousins, of the names
Of Thomas and Edward Louis.
1t appears, that for some time past, Edward
Louis has been on terms of too close intimacy
with his cousin Thomas wife. The jealousy Of
Thomas doubtlessly excited in consequence.
The parties met yesterday morning in the county
Court House and after some harsh words ON the
subject Thomas drew pistol and shot his cou-
sin through the right lung. gentleman who
left the neighborhood at 1 =. NJ, reports that
Edward was in dying condition.
The Express of Wednesday gives the follow
ing additional particulars:
On Monday morning, (the day of the occur
rence) Thomas Lewis had received n letter from
his wife urging reconciliation Of the difficulties
accustomed by her intimacy with his cousin Ed
ward. She likewise stated in this letter, that Ed
ward Lewis had previous occasion, urged
an elopcmont with her. Immediately opposite
10 the Court House, in Dinwiddie county, is a
tavern. In front of the entrance of this tavern
l. n bench. 1t WIS on the bench that Thomas
LOWS mounted and gave publicity to the state
meuts, accusing his cousin of criminal CONVERSE
ton with his wife, or otherwise referring To the
subject.
Edward Lewis advanced from the space in
front, and made an effort TO drag Thomas over
the fence which TANKS the bench on which he was
mounted. The friends of Thomas interpreting
tins us hostile movement, pulled him off the
bench toward the tavern door; simultaneously
with this movement, Thomas Lewis fired his pis-
toll and his cousin Edward Immediately fell. He
delivered himself up to the authorities at once,
and the examination going forward when our
informant left
We are told that Mr.. Robert Bois-cau, who
was present at the time of the occurrence, states
that Edward Lewis had ii knife in his hand when
the pistol was fired. We abstain, at present,
from giving any comments of our own upon this
dreadful atlnir although ii appears that much
blame is attributable to all the parties. The
event occurred about quarter past 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon, and not in the morning as we sta
ted yesterday.
Wchaye just been informed that Edward Lew
is is dead, but will not vouch for the truth of the
statement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
Funeral Notice

The Funeral Of the late JANIS b. RESwlcR will he
preached this evening ocloek. by the Rev. Mr.
Vaughan al the frst Presbyterian Church. His tried-
re- pccr'ully invited 10 attend. oct 2l1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
LATEST NEWS 81 TIE Wills.
The Escape Of John Mitchell.

\ correspondent IF the y York Times has
furnished that paper with the following partieu-
lars Of the escape Of john Mitchell from Van Die
man'- Land:
H. friends having madc the necessary pre-
lilninary arrangements, he proceeded TO the pc
lice office of the district where he resided, and,
with hi usual politeness, handed 10 the magis
trutc letter containing resignation Of his"tick-
Il of leave The magistrate as was his duty
Immediately opened il, aud, with spectacies
on nose" commenced deyo1rng it, important
contents. 4 our friend John Ind had the adj
vantage Of prior reading, he did not care to
listen t. n recital, and consequently he left the
august presence of bis honor, and in Il moment
ON the back Of Il trusty steed, which two of
his land onr) friends bnd saddled and whiting for
him near by. The three each well mounted rode
with becoming haste 10 the sea coast, where
boat awaited them, and the noble Mitchell was
soon pacing the deck ola vessel, at the mast
head ofwhieh Haunted the STARS and stripes
That hag has loated over many true man, but
never over one truer To the cause Of liberty
throughout the world. and To every enrolling
sentiment and feeling, than John Mitchell The
vessel Immediately put 10 sea, and is on her
way 10 the harbor Of New York
The writer is inclined to believe that another
of the prisoners is with him, but Of this he is
not certain. Mrs. Mitchell and her six children
hive sailcd from Hobart Town, and are now on
their way to join Mr.. Mitchell in \. York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

I'm old topper who lately attended an cxhibi-
ton where a learned professor caused several ex-
plosions TO take place among gasscs produced
from water, said, "lou don't catch me putting
much water in my liquor after this; had no idea
that water was 50 dangerous, though never take
1nuch of If -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

TIM PROTESTANT EwScopL Convention
On Thursday, the difficulty in regard To the ere
deutials Of the Rev. DR.. Atkinson, (of BALTIMORE
Bishop elect Of North Carolina, and the resigna-
tion OF DR.. Ives, his predecessor, was settled by
the convention resolving to accept them as valid
and regular, The new Bishop, therefore, will be
conseerated ut Trinity church, in New York. rs
soon as the convention shall adjourn. On the
Same occasion, Bishop Ives win be regularly de
nnSpd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
Nssss.INnA

v skGiNaA AT Ruiz hrld in tie Clerks OF
fee ot the County Coprt Of Paurk County, on
Monday tie Bed day Of Oc'ohcr, 1888:
Hamilton JoNce ana +. Iayce, Ex'ts, # Andrew
Joyce. decd, Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
George W Gaines, aud Sarah lis Wifi Marx Norman,
Ihum. loyrr, and Estarr lis WIFI, Alexander Jo,ee.
John J ll cc and linn Jayce. neh.
~ CHANCIRY
In" Object + tbs snit n1ain decree ol ,a,c II
sne aud personal property belonging alhe c,tne of
Andrew loyce drc'd unl to distribute the proceed ;
among tese entillrd NJ .ordng rights
Aud II nPcnrng y }Foncr NH iavit filed thar he de-
trpdart- Geo W. Gaines and Sarah his wife, Mary Nor.
man Thomas Jo,re atd Esther his wife am Alexander
Joyce me nat residents Of Ills State; it is az red
that lhcy 20 nprenr hre within one month niter due
rnbcation hereof anal do what is urtessary protect
t'er mtcress-and tina exp, fthis orda be published
'necn week Tor fur successive weeks in the Lyncburg
NH!lna" and pesrl ortne front door al the Count
huns Cd His County. TIA first dpy al the Cuun=
y t"rL \ Capy-E ,ir.
'p.1 III WV HENRY flGGIE O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
n q n 4 & 4,

4 CREE X MoCIANAHAN viii occupy tie back.
runs Oh their store until the front is frted M
G"tnthro down the uIey between Nle,srs J. Z Al
li"Ilias' mud their Stole House T,,,3 d..,.1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

The Washington Sentinel, remarks the Alex
andria Gazette, is free spoken in reference to
Mr.. Secretary Guthrie letter to the New York
Custom House officers. The Union now repre-
sents the soft party the Sentinel,the lizards ,
As the administration is decidedly and unequiyo-
cally, soft many think the sentinel will be-
come gradually aquasi opposition print. In re-
ference to this matter, we may add, that we do
not see how, with any degree Of consistency or
justce,any southern paper can defend the course
and policy of the administration in its quarrel
with the New York ''hards,' in other words, how
they can consent to see Dickinson and his friends
sacrificed, in order that John Van Buren, and
the Free Sellers may triumph, and obtain pos
session of the government of the great state Of
New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

WESTERN TOBACCO Extract from "A
letter dated Bowling Green. Kentucky. October
IL, from gentleman now in the West toa com
mercial house in Baltimore published in the 4
mericda.
Having now nearly finished my trip through
the Tobacco growing regions of Missouri, Ken
lucky and Tennessee, come 10 the following
conclusion as to this years crop, viz
kentucky and tennessee, 10000 hhds.
Missouri, 10000 do
Indiana, Illinois. &c, GOuO do
The quantity of old Tobacco remaining ON the
Cumberland river is pretty well ascertainod not
to exceed 10000 hhds., and on the Ohio. 5000
hhds; so that the entire receipts in lsJ4 of New
Orleans, st. Louis and Louisville, must fall short
of 6O,00O hhds.: as good deal will be required
for manufacturing purposes at home. This is n
great falling of compared with the receipt of
$4,000 hhds, IN New Orleans alone this wear,
without including the receipts of st, Louis, Lou
isville, Cincinnati, New York and other places. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
~ ITFFF-- Is FTTT IT n
GOOd Dwelling ETaupse.

WIN three rooms "a the fl 81 floor. AMI wo up stairs
"'s' rate htchen and Smrke nous good cabins for
ncsrocs; fsi-rate Barn. sIel,d nil ,7n,J-,,d s,,,
IN @e "rIour IobnccoPens The land is laid Off in sey
ela' s''s lor farming and is II the most pcasal
situations m Amhrrs'. lam seeding the land now.
a'9 II sell The 2otl' of December next will sell
"sa"i" ihe Hleat aud give possrssan ON the first Of
January next The land Vii. lie shown 10 any person
wishing l." look N by Broiamio tisg buHnn, whnis
hNirg on I'll" land n,w--or, by Mr. Willis Whit. Who
lives close by ~ ~
TWO years. with bond ind .aoud secu,irv.
"l "a I'm NM. \. HIGGINBOTHAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
w NJ. II. MOS R.Y.

AIC1IONEER 4 COMMISSION MERCUA
HiVES hi- fromp and individua! oucntioo
II sale of Negroes. Real Estate Stores, iIor,q
every description or Merchandise. He anllcr. l.
that persons visiting the city with negroes and 1
will find it 10 heir Interest to give him call as
peIiencc in these branches Of his business ind III
stnnt communication With the other markets fur
him great tneilitics
HIS rhargcs are moderate aud sales cashoi
oct lO.ifo w H. Mos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

TrE REPUBLICAN,, of yesterday, announces
that MIR. Charles Irving, of Cumberland,
late Of the Nashville Union, has purchased AN
interest in that paper and will in future occupy
the post of Senior Editor. Mr.. l. is gentleman
OF superior intellect-well informed in political
matters aud a ready mad vigorous writer. We
welcome him to midst and tender him the as
suranco of our personal esteem.