davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
Tudee Mason's Appointment.


The appointment of our ienum -. ~
,Judge JOHN Y. MASON, to the missiuu
France, will be gratifying to ms poii''o"'
friends. and, if we are not mistaken receive
,ba approbation also of the other party
Judge Mason administered, with AFFINITY 1he
Navy Department, during the administration
of Mr.. Polk. Since that time he has oceu-
pied the responsible post of President OF the
lanes River and Kanawha Company lie Is
decided in his political views, but mild and
tolerant towards his opponents. His instincts
Wa should say, are eminently conservative
his manners courteous and gentlemanly, pos
soss;pg tina. combination of the saapiter IN
-1oao Ct forsiter in re, which is essential to
On ambassador at the French, and, we sup
nose. any other Court. Judge Mason is en-
do,red with a large stock of political saga
o;.v and common sense, and his self. command
o,d avenness of temper afford a guarantee
.ha, while our rights abroad will be protect
al we shall not be involved in any unneces-
s,rv and undignifed squabbles. Virginia
will be pleased that the illustrious Rives has
"a worthy q successor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
Release of Koszta.

The press of the United States is unanl-
nous in its congratulations upon the happy
solution of the Koszta difficulty. Even the
New York Albion, an organ of English SEN
timent, published in New York, vindicates
the spirited course of Capt. Ingraham. 1t
adds
awe wish that any reliance could be placed on
the current rumor that the Austrian Government
has shown some common sense at the eleventh
hour and that the man III question is 10 DC placeu
under the American flag and transferred 10 TINS
Western soil. But it Is scarcely prooaole tna'' a.
ter assuming SO publicly such airs OF injured lnno
cence Austria will tn us ignobly withdraw her pre-
tensions. The most that can be lookei tor Is
quiet connivance at the mans escape, as soon as
the French Consul General at Smyrna Is weary OF
PLAYING the TAILOR When this occurs, 1t is to be
hoped that the drectness of action, taken both by
Capt Ingraham and Mr. Marcy, Will not be MADE
ridiculous by a conversion of this poor hungarian
into hero, when he lands, some morning, ID new
York Capt Ingrahaln will OF course nave 70 I'm
dergo a certain amount OF teting, II ne be not run
for the Presidency; the other sort of ovation would
be simply absurd"
The Albion will have seen, by this hihe'
that Austria has, in point of fact, 'lgnooiy
withdrawn her pretensions." There are GER
tain cases in which no logic is so convincing
as the 'last argument of kings and there
are some nations which are impervious to all
appeals except those which issue from the
cannons mouth Capt. Ingraham has han
died the Koszta question with cogency and
directness. BY the simple process OF bring
inc broadside to bear upon the Austrian
flag, he has taught the boorish representatives
20
of neutral part, and has convinced Iha'
Government that the American hepuphc
does not hermit an outrage to be intlcted
with impunity upon the humolest OF her cll-
gems. This lesson will be useful to the po-
| teptates of Europe. 1t will afford them
food for serious reflection IN their lei
snre hours. It is sort of handwriting upon
the wall, which it needs no prophet to inter
nret. and which may well make their knees
! shake under them.
We trust that the Albion advice to refrain
from making a great parade over koszta,
upon his return, will be followed. 1t will be
better to aid the man in earning an honest
living, than to convert him into hero. Let
the Northern cities desist frem their practice
of lionizing others at the expense of making
asses of themselves. As to Capt. Ingraham's
nomination for the Presidency, we leave that
to the politicians. Let them enquire into his
antecedents. Is he Wing or Democrat? Is
he sound on the Wilmot? What is his OPT
MON of int. vention in European affairs?-
We turn him over to the wire workers. Let
them see whether they can bring the twenty
four guns of the St. Louis to bear with as
mush effect upon the Presidency as upon the
! Throne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
FREE NEGROES AND SLAvEs.-The ordi.

FREE NEGROES AND SLAVEs-Ihe ordl-
nance reported to the City Council prevent the
soclaton of free negroes and slaves if adopted and
strictly enforced viii go farther break up the dens
of nquity supported by the joint effects OF these two
classes than any stepthe Council has yet taker.
BY il slaves Only to visit the houses Of free
in the dan time by the written consent of their
ters while the ordinance tolerates night associG
tons under any circumstances. We are perfectly
satisfied that of these classes corrupt the other
and hat most of the crimes committed by them
ion partnership affair." which can never be broken up
while they continue their associations Take for IL
stance the hundreds of little workshops scattered
the city, where whiskey is sold and stolen goods bar
tered for and who the proprietors, and who the
customers2 Why, the two classes named above
But let the law draw an impossible line between
them and this Illicit traffic, in great measure
cease for slaves not apt to steal when they have
60 place to do their hiding. We know there
very many respectable free colored persons in our
midst, whose rights do not wish to see abridged,
but as laws of this character do not Affect them, we
go i'll for their immediate passage.
We subjoiu the ordinance referred to:
An Ordinance concerning Free Negroes and Mulat-
toes:
Be ordained that any free negro or mulatto, who
eu in the night time shall be punished with stripes
not to exceed thrty-nine ashes, for single offence;
or the Justice, by whom the offence Is tried, may
commute the punishment OF stripes on the payment
of a fine not exceeding o..
2 Any free negro mulatto who shall permit
slave be MS lot or tenement IN the day time,
without written pass from his employer, specifying
the place or purpose for which such slave may go
there shall be punished in the nlanuer provided in
the foregoing section of his ordinance
g In the construction of this ordinance, the night
time shall be taken to commence at the eXpi-
ration of one hour from the time the cage bell is
rung and to end at sunrise.
This ordinance shall be in force from the passage
thereof
*See the ordinance concerning slavee-Cord 1851,
p. e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
Failure of q. s. Steamers.

The Norfolk Argus announces the failure
of the u. S. steamship Allegheny, which re-
turred to the naval anchorage at Portsmouth
on Saturday last, after an absence OF three
and a half days on her trial trip. The Argus
announces that she performed very badly
that, at no time under the most favorable
circumstances of wind and tide, could her
speed be increased to faster rate than six
miles per hour; that her machinery worked
wretohedly and is, since the trial, in mest
shattered condition; that, in short, this expe-
rimental excursion has resulted in complete
and absolute failure on the part of the
steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
orp Present M.YoR-Without DESIGN

OUR TREsENT MA fUh.~ " ItHUuO UosIt II
ing to Hatter we have NO hesitation in pronouncing
our present Mayor the most efficient head of Police
that we have ever seen either here or elsewhere
ght and day late and early, wherever the interests
If the alarm bell gives notice of FIRE, ten to one
that the first you meet upon the spot is Joseph
Mayo. Go to the market by day light, and long be-
fore ''old Sol has donned his morning robe you are
sure to see the Mayor wendns his way to the cage,
there hold morning session of his Court and dis
pose of such can be readily gotten rid Of.
By this act, the tobacconsts of our city save
large Of time. and great confusion ia prevent
ed in the morning sessions at the City Hall. Take
him all in all, he is most indefagable officer, and
Richmond cannot fail 70 remember and appreciate
his &c ryices
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
DIVING dav with perennial love Of home and

dying day with perennial love of home and
country.
We have been hitherto too willing, on this
now continent, to content ourselves with q
sloyenly plenty; but better tastes are pre-
va;ling. and we are beginning to realize that
everything which contributes to the attrac.
tiyeness, the refinement, and the happiness
of HOME, is worthy the attention even of the
most practical minds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
600 ENAMELED CRATES AND

VVV TENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES--The subscriber has for sale the largest
stock of CRATES and TENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city, of his manufacture The
Crates embrace all the various kinds aud patterns
such square tapped Gothic, Liptic Circle &c; with
beautiful rounding Tenders, summer pieces, &C. to
atch. Orders for Crates Tenders &c., from town
and country, punctually attended TO and carefully
packed. Merchants purchasing TO sell again will be
supplied at the lowest Northern prices with the usual
discounts off for cash by wholesale. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry on Main, between 9Th and 9th
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
DC l2-dlmk SAMTTFT. n DFN00N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
RICHMOND MARKETS-Ocr. II.


No steamer up to o'clock-she may be in before
ornng-great anxiety is felt for her news it viii
either pat Breadstufs up considerably down again
FLOUR.-The market to-day is firm, and some pur
chases at S63 but heard of no sales except small
lots for store to the trade at 81.
WHEAT.-No change-145 to 15oc.-in demand.
CORN-75 to SOC.
TOBACCO-Without change.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

enough about this bridge, already, but as it is
a strong and substantial structure, take some
pleasure in making that fact known to the public.
The next move necessary, is for Richmond and Man
chester to become its and make il free Pc
destrians. and whenever this is DONE little South
side neghbor will shake off her lethargy and flourish
as the rose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCT. y.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Abdel Kader, Brown, New York, guauo to f.
w. Fry and Edmond Davenport.
Schr c. P. Brown, McKeag, New York, hay to NJ.
Downey
Schr British Queen, Pye. Halifax, N s., fish to
Bacon 4 Baskerville and Webb L Son.
SAILED,
Schr John Randolph, Parker, Baltimore, coal, w.
D. Coquitt & Co.
Schr Baltic, Bunker, Boston, n1dz., D Currie.
Schr Courier. Rogers Boston, mdz., ID Currie.
Barque Watch e., Baker City Point, TO finish load
ing for California.
The steamer Old Dominion, Captain Nelson, re-
ports the brig Russell in Hampton Roads, bound up.
BosToN, Oct. 10.-Arrived, schr VIM. NJ. Baird
Crowell Fredericksburg; schr Empire, YORK, City
Point.
New YORK, Oct; 11.-Arrived, schr Marcena Mum
son. Jr.. from Fredericksburg: Mary Ann Guest, Eos
ter, and E. T. Blodgett, Taylor. from Richmond
Cleared, schr Yorktown, Cole for Petersburg srean
er Roanoke for Richmond; and schr Hanover, Whip
pie, for do.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. u.-Arriyed scbr Autumn,
Hawkins. from Richmond.
SpoKEN.-Aug g. lat. 80 S. lon. 80 80 w. ship Hen
ry Harbech, Marshall, from Chincha Islands for
Hampton Roads
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

AN IseuEsr-We noticed yesterday the
death from burning the day before of Mrs. Mary
Lane Jones' in her residence, in Duval's addition,
near Bacon Quarter Branch. On the evening of the
fatal occurrence, Justice Garland Hanes attended by
orstable Wade held inquest over the dead body,
and the Jury rendered their verdict. that ''she
came 10 ht death by accidental burn ng'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

CHINESE CHRISTIAN CHURcH.-1he CHI
nese in San Francisco are erecting an editice
for q church and school room, which will cost
twenty thousand dollars. Nearly $4,000 has
been subscribed, and they request their coun-
trymen to assist in raising the remainder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
Virginia State Agricultural Society.

For the information of persons at dis
lance, and in conformity to the instructions
of the Executive Committee, we are at liber
ty to announce the following appointments of
Marshals to aud in the management of the
Agricultural Fair, to be held near the city of
Richmond in the first week of November:
Gen. II. T. PRESTON, of Montgomery county,
Gle J. CRUMP, New Kent.
Col. ROBT. McCANDLIsH, Williamsburg.
Capt. r. NJ NIMMo, Richmond.
Capt j. NJ. SHEPARD. !"
Capt. w. h. BALL, Chesterfield
S. w. FICKLIN, Esq, Albenlarle.
]. d. IMBODEN, Esq. Augusta.
THos. WATKINS, Esq, Halifax.
R. o. HASKINS, Richmond.
DIR J. GRATTAN CABELL, Richmond.
DR.. JOHN ROSSER TABB, Gloucester.
1t is expected that all the foregoing gentle
men will report themselves in person to the
Chief Marshal on or before the first day OF
November, when they will receive specific
instructions as to their respective duties.
The constabulsry force will consist of not
less than thirty efficient men, selected with
strict regard to their qualifications.
Reference is made to the Sd and 9th para
graphs of the rules and regulations for the
government of the ''first annual exhibition of
the Virginia State Agricultural Society" in
order that suitable accommodations for stock,
ETC., may be provided in due season.
We may add in reply to numerous inqui-
ries which have been made on the subject,
that the Fair begins on the first day of No
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

FIRE.-The alarm of Fire at IL o'clock
last night, proceeded from the burning of an out
9Th and CITE streets. The timely application of water
by the firemen soon extinguished it without much
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
Six DAYS SHALT THOU LABoR.-The Mayor

SIX DAYS SHALT THoU LABOR no Mayor
impo ed fine of 81 and eosts upon Lewis Van Veen,
yesterday morning. on his being convicted of selling
goods both Saturday and Sunday last in violation OF
law Of the State Won Veen, ard one OF his neigh
bore to have resolved TO make zach other walk
the lawful track marked ont for them and by way
of carrying out th!a aeterninaon keep eye to all
that 6oes and then report the facts to the scers
of the law
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

THEATRE. Have you seen the new Com
pany mo playing at the Tbeatrea II NOT You shoult
30 aIooker on tonight, as the bill Is nch one ana
well worth seeing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

THE FAKIR OF SILVA, and his interesting
and talented Band of Brothers left this morning
the cars for Charlottesville and Lynchburg. THY
return here on the 24th of this month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
A DARING NEGRo.-Officers Pearce and

Tyler. Tuesday evening last, arrested and Gagged
daring impudent free negro named William Ander-
son, who charged with attempting to steal duck
and with drawing knife upon, and threatening to
kill Martha Walters, negro woman. Bill to judge
from the evidence, was as ferocious a wild boar,
and seemed TO disregard not only the officers but the
law Martha stated that he came into her house and
had his dinner, but on starting away, picked mp a
duck from the yard and hid it under his Seeing
this, she asked him what he intended to do with il,
and on his answering -eat it" she told him not to
bring it in her house, With this he threw the duck
down and returning to the house, sat down at the
dinner table, and commenced eating, swearing all the
time that he would be the death of some negro
Getting up he seized a sword belonging cane
and long knife and putting them in his pockets
newed his threats. Officer Tyler was then sent for
and in short time, in company with Mr.. Pearce, he
came in. Bill, on seeing the officers became very
insoient to them and attempted to draw the knives
from his pockets which were instantly taken from
him. He then s@ore that he was free, and good
any man--that he would go where. and swearing
at terrible rate, said the Mayor would do no more
than give him thrty-nine. After undergoing an ex-
animation before his Honor yesterday, he ORDER
ed thirty-nine stripes for his nsoence to he officers
after which he to be incsrcerated in the Jail thir-
ty days at the expiration of which time he is to
ceve thirty lashes for stealing the duck and them if
he is unable 10 give security in the of $780, for
his good behavior he is to be committed to prison TO
remain eleven months more. If this dose does not
cure him, we should ike to learn what would
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

FisED-An old negro woman, residing In
Theatre aiiay, named Charlotte Armistead wa lined
~ the Mayor. yesterday, for depositins naiAlnte
before the door Of another peTs0n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
NrARLY DRomnrn.-A free nearo. namea

day morning, just below the Manchester Cotton Fac
tory. and MIST have drowned, a. ha could not SWIM
Ing his condition jnnped into boat and hastened 70
his rescue. Two minutes Taorn In the wnter and he
wosld have sunk forever.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

DISCHARGED. - Christmas, aa omnibus
driver arragned for driving the sidewalk of Broad
street. was examined yesterday morning and dis
charged the evidence proving that one of the horses
under his control was snbiect TO fits.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
&C IL THoS. C. POWELL. o.
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE Am ou

THAT9-H our readers would do rno,. ~ ~ O1s
Is to say, if they would compare the a. KS that
called Daeuereo;ypes which the work Of assa
edged Artist, such as M. P. siMONS. thew 49,
have no cause for regret as II am sorry AZ rOao
to good artist. and have one taken tLst IL a. 20
me- great many daguerreotypes tsksn ia t o.s
city look more like drawings from Punrd - = ouf
traits of human beings We adyiss those IN 80 pof
areaily good picture to GILL on SIMOSS 80 az VI
word for it, they viii be Pleased it'll their y;s, O1e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

THR HUsTRas CoURr was in session yes
terday, engaged on the civil docket. The criminal
bueness viii be commenced noxt Tuesdsy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-We learn
that at meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Virginia Central Railroad Company, held last
ing, dividend of 10 per cent. declared to the
old stockholders, payable in the scrip of the Com
Dauv-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

WYnAN is team in his line, and is draw
M. crawds to see MIN every night the Metsepol-
IN HAIL where he 10 holding forth. nc you wish to
spend an agreeable hour. give him cali
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
D,sn,xsrn-Tbo little bow charged wi

stealing newspapers aud selling them. on Tuesday
last was not arraigned yesterday, as was expected
owing to the fact that the parties prosecuting agreed
G,ss Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

REY. E. L. MAGooy-We understand
that this eloquent Divine arrived in city yester-
day by the Northern cars and viii probably remain
her several davs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
VIRGINIA !! EXCELSIOR AGRICUL-

TURAL STATE FAlR.-Where is the Farmer
that has any pride that will not visit Richmond on
the first of November nextf A emulous spirit
never existed than at present throughout the Old
Dominion. The subscriber formerly Of Abemarle
street, large stock of Fall and Winter Ready Made
Clothing comprising every article kept in Clothing
and Furnishing house he invites all intending to
gotten up in style that be surpassed by any
other house in the known world. His stock is en-
trely too large and being little hard up the goods
must and shall be sold at IN usuay ior priees fer cash
All in want of very great bargsins will call on
J. ID. GOODMAN
Nc. 1Si Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
NR-Also large stock of Trunks on hand which
viii be sold at a small advance on cost.
oe rs J.D.G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES


The Fist Presbyterian Church ,rIt - N.
pu bic worship on next Sabbath. a. n a W ned for
and O'Clock, r M. The Dedication ssr,al- 4;
preached by the sstor, the Rev. II " Mooss WI Be
in the morning. - Rioofe, ID. d.,
The sale of Pews 10 this Church viii t.ss
me tuesday following, (sth instantly bes,ss On
clock at night. 's unth O.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

MORfH OF DRY GOODS AT REDUCED pa,rss
Z Al II The subscriber, Intending "a 80,
business by the first OF January next Of
large and desirable stock of Dry Goods which vii, he
closed out entirely las customary az greatly redesS
Prices i ms STOCK remaining on hand the 10Th Dec
Will De closed at auction without reserve -
THOMAS ID. QUARLFS
oc1l-oI 20 Bread q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
! MAIL LINE LEAVES FRTDA

~ AFTERNOON, at4 o'clock, FOR N. YORK
via NORFOLK. per steamship ROANOKE, Captain
CAvENDY.-Freight received TODAY. ct ~ O'Clock,
and up to the hour of o'clock, p. NJ Friday, the
l4th lust
Passengers requested TO be board be fore the
hour of departure o'clock, P. NJ.
Tickets and Berths secured our Office. south side
of'Basin LUDLAM l. WATSON.
oc 1875
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
BATHS, BATHS, BATHS-Hot Gold

and Shower Baths be had daily at the Hair Ores
sing, Shaving and Shampooing Saioon, under the
American HOtel-entraDce on Ilth street.
Single Bath scents, or five tickets for 81
No
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

THOMAS w. KEESEE, AuorIoyEER.
(office with Geo. J. Sumner No % Pearl street viii
attend to the sale of every descriutiou Of MFR
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, lie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

AND COPYIST-offics in the Law BuiIaine-,ri'l
keep the accounts of those having no regular Book
keeper, or act Assistant to Book keenera IN 49,
examination of the same LUX
Win also copy all kinds of WRITING, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
THE "Rrc.morp Tines appeared yes

te1day as the evening BULLETIN" with reduced
dime nsons 1t is henceforth. to be evening pen
ny paper, " affliatng with no sect or party.n 1t
was formerly, as our readers are aware, wing Jour
prorretor have beet wishes for their and
prnsperitY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
OFFICERS OF MARION DIVISION, No. 5, S.

Oft, for the present quarter:
d l.. Cabot, w. Pr; c. Jacob w. A.; W. +.
Atkisson, X. S d. q. Locket, A. r. S:A. G. Saun
ders, r. s.; B. T. Wells, T.; g. q, Mathews, c.; r.
w Z. Johnson, P. w. p; b. 7. Wells, L. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13
EAGLE INFANTRY

attend f..,, meeting and drli Of your company :.
u o'clock. r. M Punctusi afsendance i as. At
a. business OF importance win be brought o,. ~
oc IL TH0S n pnxxyrv,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

NEW BOOTS AND SHOES.-H Having
~ returned from the North aad received my Fail
fh est mann factories, and comprising the largest
and best assortment ever had the pleasure of offer
Tlv request call from oil in want of such articles
IS an confident can sell them as good bargains a.
any house Ia this city.
WILLIAM WALSH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes Trunks,
Carpet Bags, salices &c. No IS Main street, sign
OF the Boot below City Hotel, opposite side.
oe Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-13

TNHE new canal boat LYNCHBURG,
Il Capt. johnson. is now ready to receive freight
for Lynchburg and viii leave on SATURDAY, full
or not full.
&C lS-3t A. S. LEE.