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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

sEysrE-Washington, Dec THE seuats prpcer led 10
me election ola Chaplain on it, On tbs third bsos
me REV. Henry shcer was elected
Mr. win presented the petition Of O. X Garrison Pre-
ssnt OF the Oriental and Pacific Steam Nsvixatiou Com
pany for mail route between San Ssocseo and Chins
wa the ssudwich Islands which ordered 10 tie
table until the standing committees b. appoistsd.
Mr. Gvn introduced the following bi which were rad
aud osas1sd 2 s % The table until a. ssdisg ee1
bill to encourage agriculture, eommerce nanu1hs-
tures sod s other br.nehes Of indasry BY gsssg 70
every man Who is the bead Of family. and citssn q
the United States Homestead Of hundred and sixty
.cres Of laad ost Of the public domain upos eonos q
oeeapsney and cultivation Of the ssmsfor ths psrodhs
b % refsnd 70 The State Of eslfornls ths sxpsas
Ms sobn.og n - i.dss % r.
Of Arkanzas, Louisiana and Missouri IL 49, fvsgepA
sitsrn.ss ssetions q The public l.sds . "a ). -
Washington Fort Smith snd vsn Bursn "a b Sprioe-
field and Independence 70 st. Josspha IN MissDufi.
Lousaua the right Of way and donatSoa a vsks ian61
for the purpose Of locating and constructfsg raruad
Also iii sr.usips 70 the si.,s y - ..e
II and donation Of public lands for the purposs of
loeatng and constructing rsiIrosd from Alsiers he
Mr. Benjamin gave notice. Of bill granting the State
Of Louisiana the right Of way and donation Of pubs
ORLEANS to the stsss line Of Misup IN he rsstos a
The Senate then adjourned
HormThs House proceeded to the slsetios Il Pubais
Printer for the House. for the present Congs Geueral
Armstrong Of the Washington Union elected on The
hrt ballot Messrs Dunbar and Perkins Of Louisisaa,
voted for Gensral Armstsosg; Mr. Hunt voted for Mr.
Gales. Of the National InteIIiEencer
The Secretary Of the rrsasuys report vas received and
referred to the COMMITTEES Wsys and Means when s
The House proeeeded to the ssection of hapaain o.
the second ballot the Rev Mr.. WiIIburn Mshedst) w.
elected. Miss Antoinetts Brown received one vote on
each ballot.
Mr. churchwen gave notice Of bill to establish Con-
mon schools throughout the United States He also Gsys
notice Of bill admit railroad frpao nj drfv
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SAM'S OYSTER sALoON.-This ~
HOUSE-FURNISHNG.
VROCKERY. CHINA and GLAsswAnr ~

4 SROCKER1, CHINA and GLASSWARE cN1
~ HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES,-SAMUEL Z. A4A
MOORE CO. have removed their stock Of good. from No. 81 ~
10 Ne ~ Camp daily receiving
already large supply of this line, comprising
ENGLISH and FRENCH CHINA DINNER TEA SETS plain
white and ornamented.
FRENCH ENGLISH and AMERICAN GLASSWARE, Of rieh CUT
moulded and plain patterns.
WHITE sfoNE CHINA DINNER SETS and sets made
s ths family nom the best Manufacturers Eng
land.
TOILET SETS, white and orsamented Of patterns
SOLAR LAMPS. bronzed aud gilt.
FRENCH MODERATOR LAMPS, BR0NZED and oRNAAIEN TED
CHINA.
PLANsIIED TIN WARE, sueh Chatting Dishes Coffee
urns Oyster Dhes Coffee Tea Pots Boilers
with hot pans under, Cake Jelly Moulds
IVORY HANDLE KNIVES and FORKS, and KNIVES alone.
SILVER PLATED TABLE and TEA SPOONS snd FORKS
SILVER PLATED CASIORs, JAPAN TEA TRAYS, BRITANNIA
METAL WARES, CANDLEsT1CkS, LAMPS cAST0RS, SPOONS
etc, etc.
TABLE AND DOOR MATS, KNIFE BASKETS, FIRE IRONS
sl-s Of the quality esn be
found in this EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT.
large s.ck of WHITE, OPAQUE s,d COMMON cRocKERY
st wholesale,
We free Of charge, part city, and
portion OF stock for the loanng families
occasions where more than shs usual supply nsssdd
eli 3sdAW
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WI Leave FRIDAY, Deesmber I6 at O'Clock AN.
'OkGALVESTON,I ,INDrANOLA, ,PORT ~f&S
II LhVACA snd MATAGoRDA BAY Rsgu., sSMlk&SS
% us, s. and rsIs. u 3 Mail Ian. q
is, E new ana maknhsnt steamship PERsEvEkANCE, j. Y
Aws commander viii leave above
& e all of tho vessss in this lne) mbes and frames
baned, Of
fsga ir ndno. and aysca viii be landed
lee At Masods sy) without charge freight
or passage having elegsni spp,y 10
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julia street
This line having essbhed Plot on Pas. GayaIlo fa
s hereafter run ard uuier the supryon OF ia o,
tatns. " " ~ ais
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VERA CRUZ.

viii leave SUNDAY. January l, at = O'Clock A. w.
ENOR VERA CRUZ-U s. Mail Line <erz>
Tbs new and magnificent steamship TEXAS, X9{2&&S
Oa0o oahsn Henry will or ysr.,os
Z" iboye punetually carrying the U. s. Mails.
....katss Of PssaAgs.,..
eseernge, and found Sas
~saafenien goods, cubic foot
or peasage having elegant
- atserHgs passengers, npvly
HARRls MORGAN, foot Of Julia .trset
oppoaite the Ssainship Landing.
Psssng must provide parspor from thq
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npD FELLOWS REST.-Yaults in M

" Cemetery obtained by applying j. o. PIERS0N
su,st No Commercial Alley JAMES FURNEAux Secretary
0d Fslows Hall, Of Camp CHAs.
WHlTAI Nc. Espanade and 3. ~ COREY siekes
Co.. No 20 Camp The Vaults for stoekhodng Lodges
for the burial Of member
the burial Of wife hd to for all other price
vault will be $50 invariably For the purchase Of
nation respecting the "Rsst,n apply to
J. o. PERSON Commercial Alley,
orto JAS. FURNEAUx, at the Odd Felows Hail.
Jas. FuESEAur. Secret rnyBlx
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poaen.. of ~. Ns,. vo.s r.. .,,.,,. -
t;on IS ~. NJ .e' -,1u..s " 'ne oono,
or,n,. ra..n,,., "a " M. ~ many en,'-
wh.n ~ d;..s.. ms s,-As '.s'e'.
.;n.. h.ah... ~....,.. - - - 80 1850 s'e A'.u'
- ss... " ~. ',o'e"'e VI 'ns
- -. auN pn,a', oe'ns An oroken. let had
.-o,.-,,s-',- , "o.1 A-'e ven ou' slisn. IL any
al, 81, .rx.. A. uee " 'i VIZ
,;ca ~. NJ, = -, -@A .no |" eAus.' "
!, :, ho,'., ~ .1 instant anu ~no o,es
.,,.,n. ~. 'a.ss uoso "a 'ne oss' o'suuy'
,,n,.;r "a, -. '..'. ..u.e AA'e -"y ens''' .no
S"Pee AA" wv ooA@eu ooseies auu tne pny ua0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16

~ DEPARTMENT-The seventh Annual Session
The unversiy commenced
Tor the reception Of Pup plan Of study h. adopd equally
favorable 10 those desiring to foley full Collegiate Course
Professors has beer increased the
under the special the Professor
That Of The u s. Military Academy West Point & tsta de.
rfs Paris In the Dpsrtmeno
M Rou1, Prof Of Fench NJ Ronmsyer,
instructions formerly. - - 49,
Professor Meihado, for fourteen years Principal in Classical and
Commercial Institute .pesiay engaged
for the Classical De apartment. '' -'"''
Application for made TO Professor s, tbs
nj Hn
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FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER Is. 1858.
REMOVALS-REMOVALS.


REMOVALS-REMOVALS. 4
ID EMOyAL.-sMrH & FMIsrEa have re-
HI moved 10 No 10 CANAL STRICT sr.st oses, 81
ID EMOvAL.-C. v. JoSTE, Second Justice
IN Court . the North w. eorp.ro
zdf and COMMON STREETS sa.,.ne. No % .,.l,. b
y EMOvAL.-The subscribers inform R
s5 IL. Yus ., &. .sy .,.ss nss. ,snSssa e s M
sa,Ss. 70 their .Set Of Js~,r- ws'es. yrz ssd s, VI
ID EMOvAL-WnLrAM ARxsrRoSG, dealer in
s s. Ga s,, .s o oa s. & ,es @
.' p'.'%se "a II aGai q .is~ I
u EMOvED.-RAcE & FOSTER have removed
nd; K. Is @ .s: q. Il.
TOHN G. HARDILL & co. have removed
- from ss 70 81 Mass.ins street. nj
u EMOVAL.-Mrs. ANN Law has re- -
moved from CArondeiet Il NAYADEs STREET. iIssH
s'd M Ia' ns; b;
without Lodging. OILS sm
p EMOvAL-J. O. PIKRsos, Real Estate,
s' ca s.ts :s From :. .s,
st. HOLAS ANGE.-
in Of s h. n. .0ss a1m n ..a
sS s:s ;t:s
Superior haae. $50 1's-'.''''' '- u
elegant q. provided win .ad npsro, bdasd
viii .w be tep the best running Ords with varied
nas On THOMAS z. NICHOLS, Propr..sr
st. CHARLES BILLIARD ROOM,
~ Uodsr the ST, CHARLES HOTEL:
D.
%:ss:ars s bee" sorosshiy % j.. r.p.1sd WV
place q amusement worthy oii =,
mo em .. ". M-nnIAn.
RILLIARDS !!-BILLIARDs !!!-Over the
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Telegraphfc.

Baltimore, Dec. 15-It is reported that sdvces have
been received at Washington that powerful expedition
40eo strong fitting out nd will be ready sail form
New Orleans for Cuba in the middle Of February.
Mobile &c. 15-The Eastern mail has arrived bringing
dates from New York of the 9th inst-as late due.
The markets firm and active The weather Is fine.
Baton Rouge Dec. Ill J. sgur, Esq. to-day entered
upon his duties Register Of the Land Once Of this
State.
Montpelier, Dec. THE Legislature adjourned to-day
without electing Senator Among the important
taken yesterday were those amending essentially and
changing the liquor law and relating the consolidation
of the Rutland and Burlington Railroads. The latter was
carried in the Senate but lost in the House.
Boston, Dec. 6-The democrats have nominated Fred
eriek H. Allen their candidate for Mayor Of this city.
Boston, Dec THE steamer Canada sailed to-day for
Liverpool taking out hundred passengers and $4,000
in specie
Cincinnati Dec 6-Hogs selling st 81 Is to 81 S.
The prices current reports 10000 hogs thus
against to the corresponding date last year
There an increase in the receipts from Kentucky hut
falling of from Indiana and Ohio the latter being in
sending forward this season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-12-16
WANTS--WANTED.

"TANTED, A LADY TO RESIDE IN A
w family tn. county Ia the capacity Of To
qualified Engh
edueaon with the Piano good home
fair conpsnsation. Rsf.rsnees required. Applyto
dis VIM. LUYsTEB, 10 Bourbsa Or - Old Le.ee
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SS,351,171 10
y during the
bited by the
service, pre-
bl2,o9l,l2o 81
I Ill AkA 70
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Misses ALLISON. y ~
The Directors this Institution aided by the Masters
Departments
vote their almost eIerns the the pupils onned
10 their charge.
For terms PARENTS and guardians Prospectus
s91 m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
Horrible Affair.

To tie Editors ofMe Richmond Enquirer:
FLuyANNA Co. Feb. 2S, lS53.-lt Is diff
cult to imagine more atrocious and heart.
rending occurrence than the following: The
House of Mr. r. w. Blackburn, highly re
spec,able citizen of the county of Fluvanna
was found to be on fire on last Tuesday, about
70 o'clock. A. NJ, by some Of his neighbours
They Immediately hurried to the spot in time
to see through the devouring flames, the dead
body Of Mr. Backburnlying on the floor OF his
burning house; but the fire was SO hot and had
progressed so far, thatt was impossible to res
cue his body from the devouring elements. He
has left wife and four female children in In
digent and dependent circumstances Mr. B.,
at the time Of his death, was one of the acting
constables of the county. and was doubtless
murdered, robbed and burnt. His family were
from home at the time. Suspicion has settled
strongly on an individual, near nelghbor of
Mr.. Blackburn, and he has been arrested and
is now before an examining Court. A. }. 5. b.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
THE LATEST NEWS.
Congressional.

18th Houses continued IN session through
nj the night of Thursday and up 10 IL o
LIZ Friday-the ds # the Inauguration oil
=. new President there was good deal
II obs,inacy displayed in adhering to or re
lifting amendments and especially by The
House of Representatives in rejecting the re-
-,,ts of the committee of conference. About
fo,clock in the morning fatigue and the dan
flosing the bills induced better cling,
ID all the important bills were passed.
s large number of private bills were also
passed. ,,., u...os .a;o,r,ea ,;,c
dis
..l;o,slv re-assembled and was called
To order by Mr.. Cass. a resolution was su
op,ed authorizing him to swear IN new Den
stors. c.,,o.s ,yere then
Messrs. Atherton ofN. H.; Benla of La
CLAYTON of Dela Douglas OF ILL., Evans ct D
e. Everett Of Mass; Houston OF Texas; Hun
~ Of Va; Jones of Iowa; Sebastian OF Ark,
mart of Michigan; Thompson OF Ky; lhomp-
.on of N. j.; Toombs Of Georgia; and Wright
If N. J. Mr.. Wright, new member from Ala
lama. was not present. There Is vacancy
IN Maine, Rhode Island, North Carolina,
Alabama, and Mississippi.
The Hon. d. r. AtchiuSon was chosen Pres
dent
The Senate then awaited the arrival of the
President elect, and accompanied HIM to the
eastern portico, where he was inaugurated.-
Tbe,Senate then re assembled, and adjourned
till Monday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
Buenos AYreS.

An arrival at Boston, Saturday brings late
intelligence from Buenos A5res. from which
we learn that number of officers, supposed
to be in the interest of Urquiza, had rebelIed
and with their troops surrounded the city. 1t
was rumored that an army of 5000 men from
the surrounding country was marching to the
relief of the city, and Gen. Pac heco, learning
it sailed out and repulsed the beseigers.
Sir Charles Haitian, the English Ambassa-
dor, had been unsuccessful in his negotia-
tons.
1t was rumored that Parag uay might possi
bly, join Buenos Ayres against Urquiza.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
WAsHINGToN, March s.

SENATE.-Mr. Clayton of Delaware made a
speech to-day, in defence of his course in
relation to the Bulwer treaty.
This morning the members of the Cabinet
took the prescribed oaths and entered on the
discharge of their duties Peter G. Washing
ton has been appointed assistant Secretary
of the Treasury. The nomination was bitter
ly opposed by the city democrats, who had
read him out of the party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RICHMOND, March Sth.
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES

ihIlNla LEG lSBA1URE
HousE.-The Congressional appointment
bill providing. for The re.arrangiGg of the Con.
gressional Districts of the State, passed the
House to-day.
The fourth district is composed of Noowav,
Prince Edward, Dinwidde, Petersburg, Bruins.
wick Amelia, Lynchburg, Campbell Cum
berland and Appomattox.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Bedford, Flu.
vana, Buckingham, Amherst, Nelson, Green,
Madison and Orange.
Twelfth-Monroe, C,aig, Roanoke. Mont.
gomery. Allegheny, Botetourt. Giles, Mercer,
Greenbriar, Boone, Logan. Cabell, Wyoming
Wayne, Fayette, Nicholas Pocahontas, and
Raleigh.
The bill authorizing an inrcease, of ST. ,OO0,.
900, of the capital stock of the Central Rail
road Company was engrossed for its third
reading. The bill provides for subscription
of three flths OF said increase by the State.
SECOND DISPATCH.
RICHNoND, March s.
The dwelling house of William ID. Taylor,
Tay louisville. Hanover Co. Va, was burnt Sun
day night Valuable books and papers, furni-
tur, and apparel were all destroyed. The fam
lily barely escaped
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
South Carolina Election.

CHARLESTON, March 4.-The following Is
thu. thu result of the Congressional election in this
State: in the LIST district, Gen. John Mcqueen
Is elected without opposition; in the I'd, VIM,
AIKEN without opposition; in the Sd, w. f.
O'clock colo without opposition; in the 4th, Col.
brooks is believed elected; in the 9th, James
Il Orr; in the 6th Col, Boyce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
WASHINGTON Affairs.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-Quite large num-
Der OF strangers still nger in our city. Many
members of Congress have departed for their
"ones. Those who came to attend the inau-
sura'ion are leaving by the various conveyan-
'es as opportunities occur.
len Pierce is at the White House attending
ooicial business.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
Terrible Afatr-Man Killed.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, March 4.-Seven un.
known men assaulted four others employed in
the Glasgow Mill, at Headly Falls. just bove
Holyoke, last Sunday night. Two of the four
were stoned very severely. One named John
]. Bliss had his head cut open, and died in con
sequence On Wednesday, Another is terribly
injured but will survive. No clue to the muir
derers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
TIE MONSTER OF THE MONTH.
&6I,IzS.
ANOTHER AND STILL GREATER INDUCE.

ANOTHER AND STILL GREATER INDUCE.
a. MENT TO ENRICH YOURSELVES.
The Greatest and Best Offer made to the PuLke
BY renittil to 5000 will send Certificate (or
risk OF $500 worth Of tickets.
By remittint to US S400. wew send Certificate tor
risk Of 81 900 worth Of tickets.
BY renting $500 will send Certificate Cor
risk of 81 900 worth Of tickets any Of the above speE-
did Lotteries now drawing.
1t will be by this that the purchaser has only to
lay $4O0 purchase 81 900 worth Of tickets This
is without exception the generous offer ever made
and advise all who afford it to give 1t trnl tor
we have seldom known lossto ensue, and have re-
peatedy witnessed the glorious results Address,
for Prizes the old established house of
MARION g. co.
Baltimore, Md.
rY" The official drawings of these Great Lotteries
duly certified to by the Stale Commissioners, will he
sent Immediately aferiti drawn toal those who order
from us, with full explanation of tho result
March3- cod I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
IcnniffnL nfD0fu

\, NEW YORK, March 4.-The case of William
d. d. Doty charged with perjury in the Fores-
JSorce case, was submitted to the jury at o.
s ~. last evening, and at II they came into
'0Oa with verdict of Not Guilty"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
Virginia ~ Tennessee RailrOad

Virginia ~ Tennessee Railroad.
Ia M
ON AND AFTER Monday 25th January, 1853.
y the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg daily Sundays excepted at o'clock, M,
and arrive at Salem at 10i o'clock, NJ. Returning
will leave Salem at y o'clock, p NJ, and arrive in
Lynchburg 81 o'clock Ri-stoppng, going and retur.
ming, at the following places only, Forest Depot Goodies,
Liberty Oak Mulga, Buford's Bonsacks Big Lick, and
Salem There will be Freight Train leaving Salem
daily, Sundays excepted at 81 o'clock, NJ and one
leaving Lynchburg at II o'clock, NJ To each pass.
enger will be attached. These trims will stop for
leshts and passengers lialseys Clnys Forest De.
pot, Goodies, Lowrys Liberty, Oak M"lga, Bufords,
Bonsack's, Gshs Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
Slaves travelling by themselves either trim must
be furnished with two passes that can be retain.
ed in the Office and it be expressly stated the
pass, that they permitted to go the Free
negroes obtain tickets before starting of the tick
agent, whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
of their freedom.
THOS SHARP,
Sup't Transp't.
jan % d2cts Va & Tenn II r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

MOBILE, March 8.
The Black Warrior has arrived with Hava-
ma dates of the Bird inst. Mr. Kings health
had slightly improved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

Monument to General HarriSon.-A pubic
meeting was held few days since at Vincen
mes, Ind, with view of pelitionng the Legis
lature for aid in erecting in that town monu-
ment to General Harrison, the first Governor
Of that State. A further meeting will soon be
held to carry out the project. The Vincennes
Gazette thinks that town is the only proper
place for such memorial of the departed Gen.
sral, both as the place of his residence and the
scene ofhis numerous councils with TIE Indi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
"nUC ATION.--THEN NEXT REGULAR

DDUCATION.-- 1.-The NEXT REGULAR
IL Session of the subscribers school VIII commence
frat of July 1t is desirable that pupils should be pre-
sen, at the beginning of the session: A.
T,pws per session of months, $40 so, sl5 90 and
$40 90 according to the gIade of scholar;
franklin Hotel. VIM. u fhA W.
ian 3l.3tlSis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

Order for Steamers from France!
The New York Mirror contains the follow
ing announcement:
instructions have been received here from
Louis Napoleon to contract for the immediate
construction, in New York. ola fleet of War
Steamers 1t will be remembered that sim
liar order was sent a few weeks ago to Scot
land which was thwarted by the British Gov
ernment. What are we doing for avy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
AUCTION SALES.
SaIe cfReaI Estatc om Rank saunre

- ale cf &c sai Estate or Bank square
~ by v.tue of decree olhe Circuit Court for the
Corporation Of Lynchburg pronounced ON the 30th M
vember last in the ehaneery of Read vs. Garland
and others, shall Saturday. the lot inst upon the
premises. sell public auction, upoa eredi, Of 6. IL
aud IS months, the Valuable Tenement on Bank Square
now occupied by n. suggenhemer x Unterneyer. be.
tween the slorehouses OF llcury Davis and Cochran &
TAYLOR.
more particular description ofihe property ard the
will be given the sale which will take place at
31o'clock, p. m
ROBT, ], DAVIS
DAVID + SPENCE. Com'rs
WIN, T, YAACY.
march ID - m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
jan % d6cts

articles appropriate t0ke First CtaSSBoxes OF hats.
bonnets ard furniture
articles appropriate 10 Second ClaSs-Boxes, bales
Of dry good. feathers Shoes saddlery glass, paints oils
drugs and CT nfectonery.
1rticles ap,yop,ialeto Third Ciass.-Virgina domes
tics sugar coffee liquor baggng, rope, butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per, TIM sheet iron, hoowware, queenswarc, casting
hardware MARBLE dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
articles approp,laie 10 the Fourth Class-Flour (in
sacks rice, pork beef fish lard tallow and bacon, lin
casks boxes sacks bceswax bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar IRON marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
III. T so miles $50 Salt per bushe J 8
rlas'sr 81, per 100 miles 100 of Fifty pounds. 10
" on ~ ~ - ! $50 miles. $50 II
ooo lbs zoe miles. 300 Carried East u
Set 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

c&rEAC A4z8ga -stz ROCK a wa
NM FaYF RfaSTS, WAGONS re
$c.Thc Slhsrtaer rese' ta'ly informs hstt,ends AMI
the public generally that stuck Of Carriages Rooka
ways and Buggys is utge and he is adding To 1t dn
ly-all OF his manufacturing and warranted equal
any in the state, either for durability.
He hasalso good stock fCaryalls for one and two
horses.
His stock of iron axle wagons is very large, several
very superior rou wagons und four horse wagons nn
large lot oftwo horse and one horse wagons.
Also large lot of Rail Road cu,ts made. and making
up all sizes of wagons, carts &c
Feb. 9d&c6mif JNO. II. BAILEY.
| so lnue below the Franklin Hotel
Danville Register publish one month 90 aud send
to this Office
Republican copy months 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09

I OCkETS, LOCKETs, PINS Nc.-
Il The subscriber respectful informs the public that
lac Jest returned from the North with unusually
large stock of Deguereotypeing material, embracing
Frames Cases &C. of the latest styles and patterns Al
so large stock of Lockes and Pins, some fine
made order, which will be filled with pictures in the
best style oflhe at low prices according to quality
At Whtehurst Gallery next door to the Va. Bank.
Z. Il. GIBBS, Proprietor.
n B.-Paintings and Pictures of all kinds accurately
copied.
Stock furnished ut the loves, cash prices.
feb lots =. Il. G..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-09
New ORLEANS, March s.

An extensive Cotton press establishment
was burnt in this City on the 3rd inst. 10000
bales of Cotton vera destroyed,valued at near.
iy $1,000, O00-mostly insured
Dates from Tampco Of the goth ult. have
been received The city, it is stated. had de-
clared in favor of the recall of Santa Anna.