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with the necessary out-bLldings "A store. hnu-' near the
banks of he Jane, River md kanawhh Canal. with 4
goo Ware-house alta he'd, for tie reception Of %ptodac#=
aud "a good water Grist NH. For its she, CONSIDER II
one of the most desirable tracts ot land in the STAR,
and such as F.. seldom put into The mallct Therr inye
been sown on it 100 bushels Of wheat This Fall, which
will go with III land to The purchaser, Purchasers ME
Invited tn examine il for themselves, before the day oi
sale. Nh. Geo. J, Sneud will slow il to any who may
desire To see il.
If Desired, the Store house, viii, n small portion ~
the land, may e sod separately from The residue Of the
tact.
At the same tine and PLACE will sell he following
Personal Property,
conveyed by .ail hcel uf truss, in.nit: Two houses OF
Tobacco, about 200 barrels of Corn, 4 head OF horses.}1
lea Of Cows, 80 head of Hogs. and al, the farming
utensils of the said Geo. f.. Snea1, together with his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
tt R s:
Cash will be require according Ia 4 { terms OF the
deed of truss TO- the whole of the purchase money On
all of the land as we'll az the personal property. unless
the creditors secured in the deed agree as they probal Is
viii, before the d " of saletlnt The sama or a tart there
nf, may be sold on IA crndit-of Viii. hngreemenl, should
any such be made, notice will be given on The day OF
sale.
nov 26tI9dec +. c BURKS, Trustee.
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The Emperor's marriage Is aPPoIhTeu TOT APrT
D..
ghe state of siege in the Hungarian provinces
hore vigorous than ever.
EGYPT.
9he Russian Consul General at Alexandra has
eqiyed orders from his government to leave
tpt in consequence of the Viceroy's aid to the
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81 67i.9a5 90

Showing a business Unprecedented ~ Lite lu~urnee.
The annual dividends average ,iyrr mcthirl The pre-.
MUM raid, thus making the rtual est y,Iy law. .
A few dollats paid annual, secures hundreds or
lh"nnnds tn the policy holder
~ Persons in LsnehhuIg can ohlnin necessary blanks
ut DE- VIM. y. Morris, Med cnl Adviser fr tie Cum
rany. my ls dSc3nl
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
READ THIS The introduction Of
F1LLEYbg STOVES

Into Northern Missouri 10 any extent has been In the
last thee yeatsi Aipcs which time they have been
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of ,hrn
and although, owing 10 their being light and p,nooih
aud something new, some little difficulty attended The
sale and use at Rrs yO BY always making stoves and
Castings Of the beNquaity Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved 10 withstand ire bel
ter than any other CAsihR made In the Western eouo
Try, Tho Furnace Castings and Hollow. WAre psrlicU-
laly, have been superseded by H. wherever II has been
brought into uae and always given satisfaction IIay.
lug lived here number Of years aud bFi permanent
y located here putchNsels ran rely On unr EuaJan.c
Gste the quality uC the articles sold b, ui aud AZ IA
The operation Of our celebrated Pri2e rrcmum Ceok
Stove Il read the certificates " thosr who have used
them, aud arc using them Hnw, Aud smother advan.
lage purchaser will have IN buying st. uul, s,ov.
Of US, he would not only h. getting stove made Of ho
best material IN the world bat he can Ut any time psi
an odd piece " plate without ay charge, hy lrinpu ne
know that such Is wanted, az all our stoves are war
rented, and IN case Of I'm perer,ion the article WIN
be promplly made good 10 hr purchaser, which 4.
will not fluid the case with Cincinnati, CAieApo, pits.
bugh, aud Eastern made SCOvES, a. You cannot Rrt
any odd Pieces Even It they were warranted, II
would be impossible ~ get odd plates tom such dn
lance.
! We, the, undersigned, having used the 81, lou,,
Stoves manufactured by G, f. Elloy or ST. Louis, ana
sold BY Carter W. Brysn, at uannIbal, Mo, taks
pleasure In recommending them 10 the public an Eu
peror In point 81 draft, durability, sranomy eonysn
ence aud ease Of regulation, 10 ANY stove which We
] l..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10

This story Is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Octo.
Der to January, With the February NUM-
Der another new story by Mr.. Arthur, enti.
tied "sparlng TO spend or, the lotions and
the pinkertonS," will be commenced, to be
continued during several months. Thus,
In the first volume Of the home magazine,
two nouvelettrs by the editor will be pub.
lished, AS only limited edition Of the
first numbers OF the magazine was printed,
those wishing 1.-THE old mans bride" mus
send In their subScrip tionS early,
DP In order 10 prevent misapp
Oh the part Of the public, we will here stNte
thut the home magazine Is u mOnlhly issue
Of the home gazette, and contains the best
articles that appear therein, thus fixing IN
permanent shape and for calculation In new
channels, literary matter from tho pens OF
many Of the NbleSt writers in the country,
II Is from this cause that the publishers are
able, In the outset, to furnish the work at So
low rnte.
TERMS or ARTTUR's HOME MAGAZINE
To those who desire to receive tho Home
Magazine by mail, wo offer II at the folrw
Inn AZ Pm rAinaru lntp ,,lnh nr,ans,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUICE.

rpATsd from Rennal the fourth stomach OF the o. Ae
dltcnbnA OF BAfnh Lehnhp gteAl physiological Chemist
by J, Z, HnuIhlon, NJ, D., PhilAdelnhlaI "a,
~ DIGEST" Such the rne meaning OF the word PHtar
tihe chief eemen u great dpeplnl Wnelpe 81 the 0tc
Juee-e anvenl NJ The od the PURIFYING PRESERVING AUD
calculating aHent OF tho slunAeh and lnlenea Nhekuaegd
from the digestive A,nmaeh OF the OF, thus 0tmnn true ~.
geHve mud, precisely like the natural uAste juice 70 We
chemical powers and furnishing eomplels AUG perfect tueN
tuir inf II, .
This 10 Mattress own remedy for an unhealthy stomach No
art Of man can eQusl lie curative powoIt II contains no Alec
hall hefa aelds ~ nAuusoun dtugs II eIemey Agreeable
the taste aud may b. taken by the most Neha patients who
cRnnnl water cracker without thu Huat Acute distress
beware VI dFururd lmlalions, frpsln II net drug
Half oAapuuNru II pepHln Infused In water VIII dGe o.
dissolve ave pouhdb OtoA beefn ebsu two hout Ou or the
stomach,
Scientific EvIdeneei
or The pulenthr evidence upon which this remedy IA based
In the highest degree curious aud remarkable,
Call On the agent aud get descriptive eheulA gratis giving
large amount Of seienhs evidence, nom Llrhlls ANhA
Chemlstly NJ CUmhss rhyanlogy ~ Drs.uhl b, frlttn
an Nnd and Ds Dr., jnhh w nfaps' Of New York un!ye'
COvgal Dr. Carpenters rhyHungyl ke together with reports
VI cuftu FROM all pura Of the United STARS
pcpIin Ia Fluid ana Powder, .
d. Huughohu Pcpsln IL prepared IN Powder aud w fmd
FOtm aud w Prescription walls int e uepor fhyscanp Tue
pnwda viii be seul Wy mall, fen VI POSTAGE fOF NnS doH
leHl To ~, HnuIhluH, Phil AdplPhla,
or DnRERPE TlB EVay bottle of the genuine Pepsu
hears the written signature Of T. Hsughnn H., aeV pro
rtislu rhaduphl Pa Copyright and Trade Mark secured
rea all DRUGGISTS and dealers lu lnSdshS' Piles, oNi
'''"'' wv 4 FL L. bRirTiRenAa a RRo, iiapnlSuL
NUIaeiy Wholesale and RatAh AGsnh'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10

Having scared the agency of them for this city This
stove possesses advantages over common Stoves, In
thickness OF the plate and improvements In the dra
is given up by all stove dealers NAd manufacturers,
to be the best pattern Tor a descending ade, Of any
stove now made East or West,
This stove was patented September, 1862 and
wherever they have been used have given general sat
~ ~. Lhs Nove welgns Soas low, pounds more
city The plates In them are from one half 10 three.
fo1rlhS Of an inch In thickness, No, weighs over
800 pounds, We warrant them az agahvl ores These
stoves have Patent Hot Air FNS, which carries the
heat that Is generated under the hfs plate dSwn the
toNt part Of he stove between two thick plates 10 he
dram at the bottom Of the stow, thereby adding great
heat 10 bake with on the bottom, end IsuiadynE tia
seendlng Que heretofore, The Chatter Oak hes one
nueNnd oRe plate more than any An.Tigh( store ySE
invented. They will cook with oHeo6Ilf tho Rst
which one Of the ordinary stores wik and Ralt laat
OF Twenty-Five vONu. nrhiEaSm
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
50. Louis Sto &c Store.
Stove Dealer, shsst.IrcN Worker, Copper.
smith, and Timer,
Q. W. BRYAN,

Stove Dealer, shsst.TrcN worker, Copper.
smith, aud Timer,
Mala street, Twa Dgsys NeFth % 'nrady lIonss
Sells Al wholesale Prices, STOVES AND TIN.
WARE. Invite particular attention 10 the PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which has given unlyet.
sal satisfaction 10 Ill who have used H. warrant all
my Stoves for twelve months and C Anyo the plates
break during that time, furnish new ores lfss Of
charge,
AZ design remaining permanently In this place,
the public are safe In taking my guarantee of the good
performance Of the stoves Kept by me,
Al my slows are manufactured Of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, AAd for goodness ot metal ana
beauty Of casting, they excel any 'Iovs, made In tho
Western country,
" The man who moulds Hollow.Wafs Tor q, p,
Filly II considered the best workman In the United
States, and this accounts for our Hollow. Ware ans
Stove Vessels being ~ much smoother and better than
any Others you will end In Market whether made East
OF West.
lhays constantly on hand, supply Of TlNwARE,
10 which ! particularly Invite The attention OF the
country trade, AZ the quality OF my wae and tho pt
sss, shall be such AZ 10 induce them 10 call on me gA
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
NEAL7H N0R TAE STATESlI
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

DlsORDERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
Copv of letter from Mr. John Lovd, Of Erie utn Hsar
Harl'tA, MsrisRsihihtrS
To Professor Holloway
SIR-lA avail myself OF the first opportunity oflhform.
Ing you, that for very long period was nietedwllh
dongerou, glddnen and frequent uwImmIngl In the
head, attended by loss Of appetite, dsodered stomach
and generally impaired health, Every means had
failed 10 give any permanent relief aud at length
became 20 alarming that was really afraid Of going
about Without an attendant In this melancholy con.
dillon waited personally upon Mr. Hughes, Chemist,
Harseh, for the purpose Of consulting him as 10 what
| had batter do he kindly recommended your Pills,
tried them without delay, and after taking them ior
short time am happy TO bear testimony TO their won.
derrul efficacy AN now restored TO perfect health,
and enabled 10 resume my usual duties. You are al
liberty TO publish this letter IN any way you may think
proper Tan, Sit, your obedlenl Servant,
June @sHhlSSSSHn1ouSS ETSas or |q pSP lloyd
Extract ofa Lstis from Ed,eard Ro,vlsy, EIq Of India
Walk, TObagO, dated APrii ga, 1854.
To Professor HoLLowAW
DEAN siR-l deem Il n duty owe TO you and the
public at large, 10 inform you Of most miraculous 70
soyrTy nom That dreadful disease, DNorSY, and which
under God, was effected BY your invaluable Pills,
was tapped hyH times within eight months and skill.
tally treated by two mediesl practitioners, but could
M, g.. cured until had recourse to you, remedy and
medicine cured the IN the course Of six weeks.
(SlEsdl EDWARD RoWLEY.
lNFALLlnl.E CURE OF A STOMACH COM.
PLAlET, WITH INDIGESTION AND VIOLENT
HEADACHES.
EItrsd If a Latter from mr., $. Goesn, Chemist, Of
Clifton, near Bristol, dated Jelly iAih, 1882,
To Professor HoLLowAYi
DEAR SR--l am requested by Lady named Thorn.
as just arrived from the West indies 10 aequAInt YOU
lhA for period Of eight years, herself and family sui.
Fired from continual bad health arising from disorders
ul The liver and stomach, Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite
9iornt Headaches, pains In the side weakness and
general debility for which she consulted the most en-,
nenl In the colony, but without any beneficial rc
suit at last she had recourse 10 your invaluable Pills
for the better that she continued them and the whole
| family were restored 10 health and strength. Further
shO desires me 10 saw that she has witnessed their sS
lNordInAry virtues in those complaints Incidental Il
ehldren particularly In cases Of Measles aud ScarlA
ma having effected positive cures oItheSe diseases will
no other emedy, (Signed) +. GOWEN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
MeNoil's Spring Style Of Hats.

BT, LOUIS, MO,
Introducing Rtya Of Hats OT the RpTnl NJ 1919
would ask especial attention 10 tho combination presents
OF the most Important requisites NJ an article Of Dress beauty
and utility light YET ulIong of correct proportions, aud
the same time ally edAn,td for summer hat In the
heluts NJ Hats, my motto 10 0Exoelalorn The richest ma
etal aud the best workmanship united with tho moOl unuJnH
vigilance Of supsVonI eanNel fall TO produce hat worthy OF
tho motto,
have fun Gssoitnspl 81 the hne, goods 10 my line,
ppnI all that 10 new rich and fashionable In Hats, Caps,
straw and PanamA Goods especially Intended TO The
ANnds, either wholesale OF ISla, II community rapidly
advancing In wealth and shnemen and those artificial
that follow ~ the time sell the staple goods ~
trade a. low any other IN 81, Lnnia,
lespeefnlp invite personal inppee,len o. my stock.
mehlu I'm - JOHN MCNEIL,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
All Wool dc LANES,
PinE, green, blue, black and mode, bSe,
Silks.

Black, At $li0, SLi5. 81 2oj wHtsrsd, At $780,,
fancy figured, at O7c 81, Sil0 81 Is and 81 ,2b Flor.
Snee silks, all eolot, GenghNms a. i2le0p2se, Swiss
muslin, Victory lawn, JHeonet, Bard muslin, Embro
bred Swiss, Capnet, one piece supsrhne, White DSm.
81 French working cotton, linen AoIn,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10

Persons Wishing 10 bNv stoves, shoull awe ma call
aud examine 0ar new pA(lernA of
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Prints.

Msrrimuck, CoehecO, Phillip AllsN'', HAniltonS
Lobe, ), nunnelps, American, Sptngus, Globe, Man.
which are 'Renowned' for Eoleganes If style 'hoit
GeiCTS' End durable, prices ranging IRON " TO H.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10

Where a club Of twelve subscribers send
us fifteen dollars, copy extra will be fur.
nlshed 10 the agent or getter.sp Of the club,
or 10 any address no may designate. Al
these terms, the "home magazine" will be,
for the amount Of Choics reading matter
furnished, the cheapest monthly publication
In the United States,
For three dollars, a copy each Of the
"Home Gazette" and alone Magazine"
will DO sent onU year.
In making up clubs, Il may frequently DO
desirable to unite In single club both
"homo magazine" and "home gazette" sub.
scrbers, This can be done by always ma.
king the club price to the magazine subscrl.
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of the club may be, The
extra copy TO the getter.up Of tho club, In
all such cases, can DO the gazette or maya.
zine, at the option Of the party who is TO
receive Ii.
Postage en- ArthWr's Home .Niagatins.---If
paid quarterly or yearly In advance, Is
cents for the whole YEAR
address, n S..ARTEiySa AGO.,
II No, lo7 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
SIInClrieS.

Paper combreS all color' Irish lnsn pillow case do
Russia linen sheCtng, "a, 7oe' bleAehtd ahesling
l0.A and l2,i Table Diaper, S.4 Blelehed MuSlinSt
Brown Shsetiag, 4460eaci supsrhne A TeEing, 2be,
Good 7.8, At lsGi ColtonNdeS and 0ehims for Chill
drenH wear, At ioe@oSe; Al BlSys Linen.
A. oounlete assortment of
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Hosiery and Gloves;

French Embroidered Collars, UnderslseVes, and
c, Handerohsifs, Linen HNndksreheIls, AT l2e 10
Embroidered do, ,bo' Silk Wells, at 90 Conn
Al 90ci
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
LAWNS.

10 ps from the celebrated factory Of Hartmann, ioa
30, Fancy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, 3eci Painted
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-06-10
Berage Dc LANES
Fashionable style, zoe, 2ac @e, and o2e for super
Dus.
Silk Beragcs.

Mort beautiful patterns and FASH enable dyles, sac,
3Se, 43ei Satin GiripSd both ways 6oe, plain, pink,
blue and black, 4oei fancy silk tissues, SOe black do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

scandal OF all countries and all churcics.pr
tant a. well as Catholic. mot excepting The P'l.
grim fi;hers Of New England found an lnsirn
ment IN the holy Office in Spain IN the ION
Century. such As it never possessed IN any o'h
Fl age or country. 1t wasn't merely jews
and II relics whom il bound 10 the stake;-lt
kindled a slow unqnenchablc fire IN the heart
OF CASTLE and Leon. The horrd atrocities
prsc'ised, not merely in the Netherlands but
In every city Of the mother country. cried TO
heaven for vengeance upon Spain; nor could
she escape ii. She entrenched herself behiod
the eternal Cordilleras.-she took 10 herself the
wing If the morning and dwelt in the utter.
most parts of the sea; but even there the arm
of relrlbuton laid hold of her; and the wrongs
of both benlispheres were avenged IN her de-
generacy and fall.
(ro he cnNTISUED.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17
Az Exrn.onplxARY WoRK-The ACT au.

Az ExrR.onplvARY WoRK-The act au.
thorizing the execution of submarine ieie-
oranb between France and Algeria. has pass
ed The corps lcg,slatif and will, It is said, be
Immediately commonwealth The electric current
will take the following route {: Commencing
at Lyons. il will pass overland. norihward,
through CRANBERRY to Turin,Genoa and Spec
ga in the dutchy of Sardinia, whence subma,
rne line " III be carried to the Island of Coisl'
ca another from Corsica to the Island OF oar'
dinia-a third from Sardinia to Bona, on the
coast of Africa, whence ii will pass along the
coast, through lhe city Alglers' terminating at
the seaport OF Oran. The length OF submarine
wire " IL be $50 kilometres, or nearly lOo,0o0
Yards divided into Ihree portions. the longest
of which, that which will connect The Island OF
Sardinia with the African coast, will be y U
kilometres in length.
1t IS an English project and IS certainly a
great international enterprise throwing alto.
gethcr into the shade the once boosted telegraph
connecting France and England by an electric
chair
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
FRIDAY MORNING
Address Dillon. Edward Everett

We surrender much of our space 10 day to
portion oflhe recent addr, IS of Senator Ever
ett belore the New York Historical Society.
The remainder will be given in our issues of
to morrow and next day. In consideration of
he rare literary accomplishments Of the au
thor, and the beauty and intrinsic merits Of
he address, we offer no apology for the ex.
cluslon of our usual variety.
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Ma, 49,.
A vALi ABLE RHMpnY

TRNHE undersigned have the pIea.nr. ~
Il the public. that his new ly invented II lharn
has now been thoroughly tried, and has oNl2
most snngnine expectations. 1t has prova5 ''ea h,
not only sure remedy against the ,aino e. ei to be
from the had thus cifecually preventing hall tue Ia
brings it ONT where it is deficient In eo ii'1es' bot
lady or gentleman, whre it has been prone Oh
it failed is' 'esled,ha,
But will let some of those who Lave ,riod ..
in its behalf. 'N II SPEAK
We the undersigned having used Armi.,sol ~,
Hair Tonic, take pleasure in estilyng To ia l'r
preventing the coming ont of The lar md - !'h
ngihenlng and causing lit thicken We - 'e
tar irlal Will satisfy any one of this and ia @ wat
lure, hesitate to recommend il. 't"Te'
Henry LATHAM, JONI e, ann
JAMES NJ. LANGHoRHf IouN " s.
IA. NJ. GARLAND, !r., A. LFw,s A"E
A number OF other names might be added if IT,.
thought necessary. y were
For sale at DIR. Lymnn's, Druggist, and nj ~. \
rrides's Barber SHOP, door below The A..
House. Pic 81 per botte.-When taken b, tho
ity there will be a considerable deduction rada p'
price ;" u"
Orders from any part of the United States nro.,..
attended t., if accompanied by the money. 'f9
ap 26-3m ARMISTED pRlDp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

REMARKABLE EsCAPE.-The Montreal GA
zetle oithe LIST, in postscript, makes simple
mention of very remarkable escape of three
hundred passengers from the consequences of
a steamboat explosion. That number of per.
SONS had Just landed from thesteamer 81. Pierre
when the boilers exploded, killing eight pei.
sons-all that remained on board Of the boat.
that very few of the three hundred could have
escaped. if The explosion had occurred five
minutes sooner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

TcBAecn-There is much complaint in Ken
lucky about the prospect ola short crop of To-
bacco. The Henderson Courier of the l5tn
says:"Thcre will not be tobacco plants enough
TO plant more than ore half the amount first
iateudsd. The plants have been destroy ed
Ly bugs and Frost
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

ORC G.-On the lth day of October 1899
Militia Land Warrant No 8 YEA, for 800 Acres,
was issued from the Land Office of Virginia to Mr.
Elizabeth Woodsoh, of Prince Edward Co. Va, AS one
of tine reluary egntees of Capt John Morton. torue
y Il the county for his services Captain in m
continental line for three years, in the war Of The lf'
luton, which warrant was lost and duplicate hrled
issued on the 18th day of April, 1853. Application aa'
be made to the Secretary OF the Interior to i.'s
script thereon SlLAS BIGLOW, for The bars
aud aSsgnees Of AIRS. EH-ateh Hto6'oe
ie l6-w3m
~ Nationa 1ntclliecnrer copy weekly 3 month";
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

VIRGINIA ELEcTIoNs.-The returns oil thu.
late elections show that in The Senate the de M
ocrats gain three and lose fve--net loss two;
and in The House they gain 17and lose lS-net
loss one The counties to hear from elected
10 the last Legislature Democrats and 3
Wings.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

YEA SOC Packages Green g. Black Tea, tnn
iairto the finest ever imported. landing ho'
Slip Hurricane, w. B Palmer. and Other vessels
stors in Richmond, and New York, for sale as low
can be had in the country Dealers are invited to *
anime "urstork.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT & CO
inn lf Is
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EANCY BOXES FOE TORAcco

l. We vii make order B, xes of al Kind. uIil
viii be furnish at very low prices We olo Iay. o
hand Box Plank ready dressed for use, which will 10
sod at small advance market price of 8edr,,.,
ed Plank making it much cheaper for the Manufacture
10 use dressed plank.-We ais" manufacture rubac,
Moulds of all kinds Which will be warranted Ia eye,
any ever bcfor Offer ed in this market
Shop next doorto G. Il Mckinney, Vain 81 Lynch.
burg, Va EAMES y WASH.
MHN DIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
The NoyJolh Herald learns that due progress
is making in the work of surveying and locaI.
ing This road, and lha; in 80 or 40 days from
now 1t vi be ready TO be l,t out to contractors
Us far as Suffnlk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-17

Mr. Richard G. Chapel, highly respecta-
bic citizen Of Charlotte county, committed sui
eide onthe 5rh inst by cutting his throat from
car TO ear. He lived two and half hours af
ter he committed The deed. He leaves a large
family in very good circumstances. He had
been slightly deranged for several months, bur
that morning appeared very rational.