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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
Y YNCHBUisG MARBLE WORKS.,

u ADJUINING THE HUNT OFFICE. LYNcuBure
Va u. GADDESS g. BRO, Proprietors, (for
merry Of baltimore keep ON hand aud make to order
~ northern rces. Egyptian aud ltalinn Marble Man.
Ties, plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foet Stones Garden vases Counter Table Bureo,
and Wash-stand tops, made any size the shortest
notice. Also, door and window stills
ANY order, from or country entrusted to us vii
De faithfully executed with and dispatch at
Aug I3-dts j. b. GADDESS'S BRO
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Feb I8-ts

Jas B.. EDWARDS, THOMAS G. PuGh'
Tall and Winter + "a sh iOns for 1 1928.
E.NDWARDS e. PUGH, 8 doors abope j. q. Meem and
IL opposite 8. B. Thurman, Nam 81 Lynchburg. Va,
nve Just their stock of Fall and Winter Cloths
Cassimers and Vestings which consist of the latest
Styles and finest quality of French and English manu-.
lecturers, and will be order, with warranted
workmanship and fit. My old customers and the pub
lie generally are invited call and something
mud beautiful. JAMES b. EDWARDS, Agent,
sent 25-dt.1 For Thomas &. Puph
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New Confectioneryan Ice Cream
nar 4

kS1sHING TACKLE, Nc-Fishing Rods,
l. in joints of Lace Wood and East India Bamboo Of
al, kinds aud prices Reels, &c. Limerick, Kirby, Vr
snia and Spring Hooks, silk hemp and grass Lines, fin
ished Snoods, bait Boxes, &c. Also lot of English
Hunting Whips &c, which furnish dealers
Baltimore prices. VIM. b. & G. FISHER.
March9 Opposite Frnklin Hotel
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COMPREHENSIVE

k.r.l
~ this day associated themselves together nnJor ~
style and firm Of &c HOLS, PRYOR & TALIAFPpp,m""
with the view of conducting general Commission w w
mess in all its branches. Jus
Their house is the large and commodo,s br;cL =
inent, recently erected in the of of Mr. Joh Pr
eis factory Immediately tn, canal and pe.r 1aoh
ate the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged fp
reception OF and storing all kinds of prodpr w
well as merchandise. As their lot is large and 49,.
secure from all dcpredati b, strong enclosure au
otherwise conveniently rans ed, VI. are enabl.d ~
give sPEc,"L attention to the sale of every descrnt "
smbe, '""
Every necessary prepurat,o, is also made to .co,v
Lime il any and all 9aantitis. Particular .,tep,;os
y be paid tot sale of III article. Consie,m.n
are solicited from those prea,i ing such commodite G
market. They also solicit consig mens of when, Ann
corn neal ats, well as every d.script,.n If p
luce ~
Liberal advances. required, will always be made m
consignmenis in hand. Coal, lump. and ground ps.,
and guano will always be kept hand-orders sole,
oil.
All orders for goods from punctual customers wi, p
reive prompt attention.
Goods consigned to their care tn be Forwarded II
he attended TO with all possible dispatch
No charge made for drayage merchandise or pro.
luce. either by railroad canal. BY APPLYING them.
selves closely business Il being determined TO Use sy
Try possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call on
them. they hope receive the encourage ola liberal
public. RI ECHLOS
WIN II PRYOR
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MERCHANT.


MERCHANT TAIL0RS & cLofHiEhs.-i,n ne
vi subscribers have associated themselves togetne
Under the style and firm a sbo' e. ana nave ,akeh
,,r the purpose of conducting The CLOTHING Bosi.
NESS In ali ia various branches. They will have in
lev. day. IN a.sor ment OF Goods suitable to complete
tientlemans wardrobe.
.rha ,y,ll t.s, constantly on hand a well selected
took II c LoTHs. CASsIMERES AND VEsTlNGs,
which they III make up in the best style Of
md To suit the taste OF the fastdious They res
ectfuy invite the affection Of their friends ana inc
,.nbc To their establishment it is the intention oil
oh parties to serve all with everything in their line
having in view the rule that governs trade and business
nen in general, by which they hope to gain liberal
share Of the public patronage.
WIN CLAVEY.
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NEW CONCERN.--Thes subscriber, have this
day associated themselves together for the purpose
'f conducting Ge"erat Grocery Commission and for
harding Business under the firm and style of MOR'
KEEL d. s TRATTON, and have taken the house tor
merly occupied by Messrs Echols e. Pryor, next door
TO Mcdaniel 4 Hurt, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va
We will keep constantly hand large and well Sc
lected stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil u"
nestle Dry Goods &C., &c. in fact, every article US
,aily kept in grocery establishment.
All OF which will sell on as good terms M any
house in the place. THOS E MURRELl"
jan 3-d&cts WIN II STRATTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

DHGNIx FOUNDRY, LyncI,burr
Il VA.-iron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geering Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
orally furnished reasonable notice. and fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment
Tor the superiority Of its work. win be fully sustained
the execution &c all future orders.
A.G. DABNEY.
NIB win be prepared for Gas-itting in due time
nov z5-dkcts A.G.D
sAK-20 bbIs. at hand and for sale BY
u hsy s-u JoS ii. WILSON
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sIsHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
Il specttuy to call the attention of the citizens q,
Luxembourg and the adjoining country his large and
ri splendid assortment OF BOOTS SHOES
CATERS. &C., of his OWN MAKE ~3
- and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST ouAt,.
TT AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot or
choe Tor the present season, will do well to call ON me-
as am determined to please both as regards ouality
and price, f""'".
Don't forgetto call the store three doors above IN.
Savings Bank. II + c.pIs sr',1e"s
dec 11-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

- HOT, LEAD, BAR IRON and CASTINGS-A
~ good supply. JOS. ii. WILSON
Nav 5-ts
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- ALT, $50 sacks salt received and forsaIe by
W Dec IL + SACKETT
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TO CO1atractOrs.

<-.o,,,,, HVOOUtFHCtOFS.
1 ,oNihACFohS promptly supplied, upon the most
~ reasonable terms. with the following articles:
Kali Road Dirt and Stone Cars Wheelbarrows Der,
rick 1earing and Blocks, Picks and Bars and other ar
tcies required on Public Works--Apply at the
ApIIH-ts PIEDMONT WORKS.
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Fare through to Finonstle only. .-...... s. on
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT
Aug 16-d&cls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
THE WAR PROSPECT BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
TURKEY.

[Fsom the Loadon Times, Oct 40
No lime has been lost In executing the decision of the
Grand Council of Turkey % the 9Th instant Prince Gort-
schako received formal summons from Omar Pasha to
evacuae the territories OF the Sultan an ntimation
tho lime conveyed him. that II he n OUR,
instructions from ST. Pslersburgh further delay Of fifteen
days would be accorded before The actual commencement
hoies This would delay operations until the cath inst
and If Il 10 correctly reported that the instructions of Omar
Pasha forbid him the Danube then the war
hardly such aspect 10 Interfere with any
negotiations for peace 1t Is probable nevertheless this
practical result and This result there s hope may
s be pnrif Those Of contemporaries who exultir civ
announced Than fortnight ago that The combined
fleets had entered the Dlrdlnelse and that The had
positively commenced must Of course be distressed as
ceftanihg that hosics now, likely be avoided
and that the combined fleets" with the exception Of The
steamers detached the Dlysns request were STILL on the
h OF ihis month"; al anchor In Besga Bay The people Of
saRnno however Dir. Gladstone discerned Manches
tor are OF different opinion and will be perfectly
Cd IL the object Of British policy be secured without the
sacrifice OF peace aud Its blessings
Our correspondence from Consa nlInope will now haze
acquainted inc public with particulars OF those proceed
logs ntnefto ooy SHOWN In their general import 1t will be
that at tho time the great Ottoman Council was as
sembed nothing was known the Turkish cap, respect
Ing the We've Of Russia beyond the fact that the had
rejected tho notifications Of the Vienna note by
the Porte The explanatory despatch of Count Nrsserode
identifying the OF The Conference with that of Prince
MenschkO had not anspired and consequently even the
Ambassadors of France and England conceived ii advisable
press the original note without The notifications upon
the acceptance Of the Divsn With these views they offer
special guarantee OF that particular attribute OF the Otto
man Sovereignty supposed to be affected By tie uotelhe
administering independence Of the Sultan within his own
domnions From What followed appears probable that
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
rAE WHY OElT

Judge Bronson tho Collector of New York. has obtained
of the Objects after which he hns been striving From
HE first letter TO Democratic meeting at Tamminy Hall.
his last Secretary Guthrie he has evidently been
pIring the Crown OF Nlartyrdom He has ched TO be
turned OUT that he nigh thus establish claim the
leadership Of the maconten5 and be carried Into tile Uni
ted States Senate by virtue OF coalition between these
aconens aforesaid and their nominal opponents of the
Wing party and already We find movements made In Orange
and other river counties 10 bring him prominently forward
In lhs connection He will be the candidate OF tho Cor.
nsndIzers of both parties. Talking of GomsndIzes und
why they don't think the Administration national enough
tho Washington correspondent OF Baltimore paper sketch
Interview between The Postmaster General and ian
Influential committee from New York. which had come 10
Washington get contract for line OF small Steamers
10 meet the European Steamers outside and carry up the
mss 10 hurry For this service very considerable
number of thousands was modesly asked. Mr. Campbell
demurred alleging the fact that the necessity for such
thing very doubtful indeed and certainly no such cy
avaganco could be INDUCED 10 while OF country
In The remote portions of the Union destitute Of
any mail faciies. The men went away fully persuaded
that Mr. Campbell destitute of bcraIy Of feel
Ing and not al all national" Such Idea as wasting
thought upon North Carolina or Alabama or Wisconsin
when The great national Commanders OF New York want
ed all The Why, The actually refused the re
quest OF ian Influential committee from New YORK. !; cab
met Of such men ought TO DO turned QUIT Wilmington IN
C.) Journal!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PRICES CURRENT.

iRIcHMoSo. N0VEagER 1859.
TOBACCO.-Snce our lasI report we have no change OF
any Importance to norc N. 81. MARTIN co.
fLOUR.-There were sales yesterday Huldcrs are
hrm at The receipte are light and stock is small
WHEAT.-A sae was reported yesterday at an advance
of per bushe over Saturdays We quote prime
White 81 60i prime Rcd 81 IS. T. }. PEfToN.
CORN-72S a Is Gle.
CORN MEAL-6Oa IS eli per bushel for country. Mills
asking 9O cts But little 10 market.
OArS-4O AK cts per ,ushe. None In market.
BACON-Muunlain cured hog round, 9 81 cents; tiiy
more Sides 81 9; Shoulders az O az Hams II l3n
as 10 QUALIFY sales mostly IL l2s cts.
BUT rER-Goshcn, 2Da % cls Mountain ls g cl' ;
some poorer sos not suitable Tor table sold as To-"
FISH-MacEerol. No 3, small M the hitter Tor Boz.
ton Inspection Halifax Herrngs No. 81 81 per Dbl
COFFEE-W quote Rio llllls cents; Laguya ~,
IL; JAVA les Is; Mocha Is l5x
GUANO--Sales of Peruvlin al 500 por ton $40 from
first hands 10 arrive.
LARD-In barrels !? a u, cls; In kegs - l3s
LIVE SToCK-lJ. Shook. Rcporl,- Beet Cattle, rr"''
weight 50 ?5a So rs. gross S:p 81 SD $780, nel t"R'
IRON-pis s35 $40 per Ton swedes $780, Trcdega and
English refined ego: Common English $40 IT, ur country
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico SIX 7. cents
New Orleans 81 a6h. Refund Loaf ~ I0t Crushed
81 10; Powdered sA lCi Coffee sugar y. 6
SALT-LiverpooI fine per sick 81 Is ahoat rnd s? In
store; Ground Alum 81 So
SHOT-7X cts per To-
LlME-F'rom wharf 81 Is rom store 81 u for East
Elm. yireinn 81 81 10:
LIQUoRs- whssey Richmond rec.ihcd, ,. cents cash;
Tu caloosa 10 AZ CIhcinnal rec,ifrd 80 eta four
mohthsi Ola Family Rye 45; Mountain CO., Is; Brandy
common Imitation, IS 10 40 common 4th Proof Ii
messy san to ST. Pine, Co. say TO ST. Apple !; TO Is
81 10 10 81 20 N. E. Rum 81 10 IS cts
sEEDS-CIover Seed Sc IS per bushels Timothy 81,
to 81; Herds Grass 81 a 2' Fhrsced 81 l2s
MOLAS5ES-N y. In barrels, very superior 81 3? cts
Cuba new crop "a %; Sugar House In barrels % ID
% cla Porto Rico in hoashead 80 to 50 Sugar House
syrup in barrels. 40 a IS cts Common do % IS
LEATHER-SoIe good STAMP from II II CITE. per ID
damaged from l3 TO IL cts.
PLASTER-Sa Lump IS at Wharf, s5h on Basin -
Ground SO.
STEEL-American BIis.eIsd sllO us per ton
SOAP-Tmpentiue ~ a cts; Fancy colored IL 10 II
COTTON-l0H II cts.
CANDLEs-Tallow 49, g IA crs; Hurs and Jack
sons patent 10; Adamanne Is 80 MilchelIs patent 3(
a 3l Sperm SO 81 cts
RAILS-Held al ~ al ) Cents
COAL-Virglnia II Is cts, board. for good sised
tail rales-for load of 1000 Ibs SEX 10 ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

REMOVAL OF BRONSoN.-The special correspon
dsnt Of Tho New York Sunday Herald confirms the report
Of Broosons decapi.snon and announces Heman J Red
Geld a. he successor Mr.. Red6ei naval officer Of
New York j. Romyn Btodhoad. 1t 10 rumorod viii DO ap
pointed In hs place.
"vsl 70, Of III" The New York papers Will of course
make horrible ho!lsoallo all this bur we again ask
"velL sas q f The whole United States land IL 10 pref
~ large seitnking Of territory Of New York know
us about Boasoa Saooks Jones and the ohcr area,
little msn Of tho Empire State AID caro- considerably ess
We only hope that Broason has been removed and
Quhrie him. he viii II lost as soon
possible The the Now Workers gel through their
saskllns the bsiter.-(Okb Plain Dealer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

The "Coursr" 10 painting tho character Of Pncs Mems
chkoa great grandson of Peter tho Great 70 years
aae and In command of the Russian army against Turkey
We quote:
HE Ii Of middle STATURE has close milk white hair
high open forehead. sharply defined features and bright
sparkling eye. His gait 10 naughty bu. slightly l!nping,
from wound THAI no received 10 singular The
siege Of rarna In 1928 II 10 affirmed that evening"
having given ordUrs TINT he wished to Implicitly
oeeysd no s,roed through the camp; and he
Ing his quarters he stopped and remained with his legs
stretched vide while he enjoyed pinch of snuff Sud-
deity he report y: heavy was hesrd and the Prince
fell nsadiong 10 the ground When he taken up II
found that cannon ball had passed between his legs
wounded him severely In the Ihigh.
"Pnce Menschikotf 10 OF extensive landed
propgsors 10 the Empire and his ses by thousands
bat unlike the generality OF HE Russian mobiles. Who throw
away hsr riches In !sckoss proson no ADDS daily to his
wealth. His sconuny 10 without para. and indeed Is
slated 10 descend to parsimony Of The loves, grade
"Anoihsr striking peculiarly Of this remaiksbs man ia
the aversion entcrslus for ioresntrs an
Ambs ssadof-has been Permitted TO enter hs palace
Nor this confined 10 those who are
In the scI Of the word for eeversi FnuneIs Of
cmsnsnce who had been acquainted With him when Govern
General Of province have been denied to him
when they happened 10 casually at ST. Petrrsbugh; The
ony favor accorded them being The permission TO-
feshments 10 The Chambers with tho upper
The house.
HE both rough and 6cLlc and when thing ocnds
him. becomes absolutely brutal Ii s not therefore, be
wondered at that he has 20 many enemies.
"MenschikuH u married TO the Princess Dogorouk by
whom he has son and daughter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
VALUABLE FARM AND MILL, LOCATED 4,


fINIlE -
oil, ,apI,Ss the aLu,r banned
splendid lie al nI'4
LILLY fbISI CJG,i.ng
,fIIy
rsIo~ ir truil House u liz. ainu
AID tIue
tee .tii Whi iIt'ni.gc =" The Pam IL har
-rrrLuc guLny ~ valuable meadow ,an! we'll dAind ~GL
Most UuIiDgs
Ln ouch .9ud .'c"mn'i"'. 4GIte laige ani There
ricrllcnI Peach
vii i.pD-o piivioy his VALLEY MEL, ,aiu.
tie gnnn'. au mil which attached
hes sbDyi ulIr aHL hall il,t above
Crn ally located tot business }. cot
uiihcf
bu, ,r a has Hiirnre sI,rIr hr
la.uiu showing 81 The pfrnsts, AMI s'yns iho.
riri IL wi sii ug uari mil
~ irairIy ~ he desired
Tenn. accommodating. Aid,rss ", u MILL,
To-" hnIs N,iIiW tUgJ lIppr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

TENNESSEE SENATOR-Ws have just received q
telegraph despatch from Nashville itaung that John Bell
Reelected senator, having received fftyoae AZ
whg had 10 Be elected w be excused for expressing
our eradication At The result Cnion o. Ssndny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

sALE OF SEGUoEs, tROPS, STOCK, HOUsE-
IiDiD AND hiri'IiES iIRNiftHE, AZ A. AZ AN
TION. On WEDNESDAY, IIiE ann DAY or DECEMBER,
1883.
laAyiSG -oi my tOss iIuil viii cell aucgiol
7 WEDNESDAY, Iilh D.r,nb, IaJ " IaiI II 40, tho
dsY lhr4i,T hr IitmIse- I! ~ 10 IIrl' NIgups
rIIactI ally IL Young Men aud hoy ne 'ur r,u
Com uLri, ~ II0I.rs Males
Nakcwt >-'utlii"-tJ
1hshiGs MaChn' Ntrhmunl made siarr Fu III.
iIaIri~s. h.kcsr a., a.
Afn ~, ii,u.,h, In kufhen Iu,"u," so"s-ne vi III,
n.
TEKM> SrEto- ~i hr sold 10, cssi the nhsI
al go, H,"It- ,,rI
a efu,iahc notes su, "rri"'ri 'nIn',. T.. NILSSON
~ ,d u,k tuI, MtC tl,hbuIy 20 ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
LATEST NEWS BY The TELEGR4pp


NE" fORk. Der. IA meeting Of merchants h,l. =,
this city 10 day, 10 r0n-trr the removal 0i Bron.on
largely attended Resolutions were passed denouuciny ~
removal
Is believed that four hss persons were burnt in H.
fra lA-i night.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

Mr Luther H. Georges farm containing three hundred
and foryone and half has been sold Mr Taylor
sonin law Of Col Randolph $40 per This Tract OF
lano between two and three miles below on the line
Of the railroad Charlottesville AGeec7:e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

THE REV c. EDWARDS LESTER :, The Anti STA
rsry Standard gives the following biographical memoranda
Of this individual Of which, presume not gen
orally known:
Lester originally Presby terrain mOister settled In
rural District somewhere, We believe 10 the western
part Of Massachusetts One OF the anti slavery lecturers
dug him Of that obscury and Introduced him the
notice Of prominent aboons,s about Boston He made
bis entrance into public life antslsvery meeting 10
that city, sppsaiing that platform. not perhaps with
quite the und Imposing flourish which long habit
has made him Of but with quite enough OF Ihein
added his strong profession of anlsiuvery zeal 10
his favorable reception We do recolect that he
ssuazsd his conversion by any other remarkable public
effort In behalf of tho but he was afterwards appointed
delegate tho Woilis Anu, Slavery Convention Of l640
In Lon5on, and our memory faithfully the ap
poiutmen made his request. AT all events he
went with nsiavsry credentials 10 his pocket and
he used I'LL he could hcm no longer. 10 London, he
was oil things all men, no understood the Apostolic In
junction. being Evangelical clergyman ent slavery
delegate easy Ut the ~oilj as best served hs
purpose OF these chataci.s s said. he collected
iunds coorcd people In Canada though what author
ity or what their destination clear. In
society his cads him C. Edwards Leicester
~ arsocs,Ic designation which doubtless he thought,
would be passport among The English arstocrscy. But
his slavery associates not long In tracing HE
crooked ways, and public announcement 10 the London
Aa Slavery Office speedily severed thu connection oetw
thsm II then he turned his phlan,hropc attention
tho condition Of England and hs book was The result"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
MOTTO r..

rHNIRDlGII t The nf SOrfpt
4 Mr.. Souhgae SEMINARY fUh YOUNG LADIES, viii be
Lot
GD1IAjiE SEMINARY ~i.I act uI,Dci
Ga.ci. III patronage toe IarI .Hsny Me-
-urs .f toni Sailoik stall us pI,.e.
sci. H. Zach ersItmr and with c,ciJ facility ~!
the lishod fl srH Efur.'IoH
The LnI 81 TIE NORFOLK SEMINARY ron YOUNG
LADIES iis d January l-j4 and
moph. .hIGrDt sessions MI embrace he u'uSi
fi,,iIi ,
JENNS
Doa luton English JaHs.;y
yu3 Iuiy s.il
W,-itrR y
Tu'uu runa English t,.nch.. Tor 10. loEs ss.siaH
81 nDu'i, d.
AjTuIred l'url. 81
The isngnstss each
Mu-i, The Piano AMI BUisT "
DfI airI p.iuHg, II
rsE.fr .l,.nls sIi Ne Lants =, he 4..ss
TIA /,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
AcnIruLTunaL B00Ks.

MpRNiSr M - Man street. has sale srenaid
~ GGt 0I Acnfuii'" Wnik. to WHICH the
standard
Au"- sUrh i"ua stin.r IinSnH Ru1n Coleman Alef,
LIrBS,
la.ng haGches ii A'naiLre Gnd Domestic EconGny,
q q hand
AGRULTUuEI ~ GEN ERA l. CoIsga". A.r ruro
L., On"Ty skUGs on Agriculture, chaer
AIcH IunI The I.0n",s In-Ty NHsh, Far.
u,t srlhCu, Book the Farm isicniu's EuIOl,
-MC i,hnn- Gardner u,
HE llJ~tI Oan!'G Ne. AmcIrah Gardener
FRUIT TREES Got. hWorcaG fIuH hook, Neilfs FIvN,
Flow - aHi kiceu Mona. Fuit CulunG
li, W"ik. On fausTs. truatt Cattle BAcl
SHEEP i!ueIf"n IN Sirh Cows, a. aC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01

ISUE subs ber h.yns determined 10 remG.e 70 me s .!
i v. "i 0ronins sfbais Seh''
mai r..r The io no~ odes TAI, Ia 'oI sse
, ill., urh thrown into MARKET lhauth sh>.
yet The iacilncp of
.re ot Il, be Esen VHs.na Their are 49,
mari accessbe. being
ctn,r Of lie with durable soil susepihe ." Senair
house c0mH03ous aud 10 s."H
uh .Ie oecc ssaIy Louse The xaief 10 nniI
mi cor, ihete being goo we'll 10 hn !, oea,rJ
within short dists3ce OF The h,eS
,,. King and Queen county 10 r. 80.
Tor health and religion. pnvi sei II 20. sud be.
a., ,b. arm vii be offered highest bidder .h dal o.
OF cattle tanonR Su'Su &c 800
Hnr hos bor,e, faruins uleas!s &c. houssho ana
az
Terms ns lie known The day CT sale' :, c,.,.,.~r.
Poriuthe1 particulars address tie 800
n or 90 the mi,e prompt sitench VIII Ne gwen
l-rs3l' thMS' .. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-01
MUSIC, M,sIt.

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