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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
An Immense Coal Field In Market.

UNIlE undersigned has lensed for fifteen years Gou
l. field on New Riye,. Montgomery County, within
ak seven miles of the Depot of the Vrginia md
Tennessee Railroad ut River
Suchis the boundless quantity and superiority Of this
Coal, that the undersigned Is induced from its grnn
value and ultimate protubloncss, to invite Intention
wards II for the pun pose of procuring additional aid in
is management, lie will disposr of his interest alto
gether or ma such arrangements rs mny bn aeeepln-
Il e To any who may be anxious engage in tho
lerprze His lease fifteen yenra with tho undispu
lnblc right ot way over the nnds, use of Timber &c.
And the privilege secured the fifteen yenfs
pre of removing all the Coa which may be aised IN
TINT time
The proximity OF this magnificent mine of wealth TO
tie great improvement of the State and being exactly
the limo # the branch Ruil-Rond down New Rivaf
considerations which make it of grent ynue
distant day,
The lihenl policy which the Virginia and Tennessee
Rn-Road Company are pursuing-by running out arms
for the development ol the great mncul of
the South VESTS another consideration which will
nance the value Of the conl.beds desire bring in
the market.
All communications the iect will receive prompt
attention und every facility in making nnn obsery.
have apponted Jno. 3. Lee, Esq, of l., nclburg,
my agent, receive commune tons, md enter into
gntauns concerning future operation ia this enterprise
Either Mr.. Ice myself will respond promptly 10 all
Communications
My address is Blaeksbnrg Montgomery County, Va
oct 2Sd&c2mif ISRAEL. PRICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

hIoRRBLE SuIcIDE.-The Cassyille (Ga.)
/ ndard records horrible suicide committed III
A place ON the morning of the 10Th. The I'M
rtnnate man, jeremiah King by name, was from
Iarleston, as supposed, and had been in Cass-
h but few days. He was laboring under de
eion or arrangement of the mind.
Before shooting himself, he seems to have la
Il his knife and ripped open his bowels, sever
! an intestine. He then seems to have taken
same knife and dropped it into an already
eIed gun,whch he had by some means contriy-
to get hold of. and placing the muzzle to his
nple, with his foot and handkerchief, fired
M The shot took effect in the back OF his
4 tearing a terrible hole while the knife was
bind buried to the jaw in his temple.
|No doubt this dreadful suicide was caused by
uor; the deceased being dissipated character
ID had Just come off long spree
bIr King was, perhaps, thirty-fve years. OF
r, rather fair complexion, black hair, inclined
curl five feet six or eight inches in helghtwith
pher peculiar e,having CLASSY appearance
| bore the marks of previous violence upon HIM
lf his throat being considerably SCARED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

4 ADAMS cos. Expresses ohe Daily, Certain
aud Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all desorp
lions from all palts of the United Suites.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
.w aud ,ieaeers jamestown aud Roanoke lsnving
New York. "Wednesday, and Saturday. arriving In Rich
mond Friday aud Monday OF eneb week. by this line
we prepared forward goods of all descriptions at
very low rates. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Davenpor's line Of Packets,
Goods delivered Free Of Portegage.
Our inland express per Great u. \ Mail Li"e, Ger n
ues IA heretofore to arrive In Richmond 1wiee DGD
Tho wellknown character of our house for rcsp."~i-
hN aud attention tho interests of our customers
warrants in saying thut shippers will find IL to their
interest 10 order their Goods through adams g. CO.
E1press. g" ADAMS Il CO,
per HIM. n Mosby, agent.
iy %. ifdts tyaehbave, Va
N. B.-Goods dispatched tooll points where Ne have
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California.

be papers by the Illinois contain prolonged
nts If passing events, of which we have on
'an, for a brief summary.
w., LARGE building known as the st. Francis
y IN San Francisco, was destroyed by fire
' gN BOD of October. James Coleman, who
w r,co an editor in Maryland, persisted in the
He leaves a wife and two children in Ma
lho Alta California thus speaks Of the depar-
| &C the Sonora expedition:
y ~ " already been announced that the parties
\ "on,etime since chartered the brig Arrow
n,nnosed descent upon Sonora, succeeded
laws since in getting away ON the Caro-
TLe real objects of the expedition are as
4 t,own to the public now as when the affair
N,row was under consideration. The par
~ ,Larselyes declare their purposes to be
nhle and lawful, while the public unite gen
'N' IN the belief that they go with revolution
o. 6libustering intentions.
ELa Alta California predicts the failure OF the
1;+;on. and the return of the parties, worn
poor and Disguised. .-,,
n pprostitute, named Mary Lee, was murdered
r. l. Rrewer. of the same class, III Sacramen-
r;t'. on the 2lst ult. Cause jealousy. The
DIarod woman was followed to the grave by a
he procession.
Nbere was disgraceful riot at Martinez, III
averas county on the night of the 18th ult.-
l. Americans and Spaniards got into a general
f. Three spaniards were mortally wounded.
E{,o Frenchmen, accused of theft, were most
,racefully maltreated by mob at Columbia,
'be IItb ult. They were afterwards deliver
aver TO the proper authorities, and the grand
l. refused to find an indictment against them.
fbcre have been several duels during the fort
Ibt in fine INTERIOR but nothing fatal.
fTbe mining news of the fortnight has been in
testing, but there are few items of sufficient I'M
Dtance to attract attention.
Hye , observe the following in the list of deaths:
hrn.--At Stockton, Cal, on Saturday, Oct.
Joseph 5. d. Early, son of Col. j. Early OF
Inam county, Va,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

STEAMBOAT DESTROYED BY FIRE.-Ihe steam
er Volant, running between Nicksburg and va
zoo City, took fire the Yazoo Ryer,n Blake's
plantation on the 10Th instant and was totally
consumed. 1t is thought that raftsman by the
name of Potter was burned to death Among the
mails destroyed were the letters that were mailed
from Cincinnati, of the 9th and 9TH. Lieut.. Col
Bennett, L. S. Army, who ON board with his
sister and daughter, lost all his baggage and n
large sum of money. Capt. Brown, the master
of the boat, lost 81 100 in money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03


Lawrence Eoearu,u lntiNe Il Limerick, Ire
land, y wears Of age, was hung 1T Buffalo, on
Friday morning, the 25th inst for the murder of
Mr.. John Brown, of Alden The Buffalo Com
merciai says that
The unhappy man was much excited and a.
feeicd, ami wep bitterly, excaiming at intervals
''Oh, INV dear brother and sister, it Is for you my
heart is heavy Oh God help me, die good
Catholic. And it's little | thought when child
| should come to this end Oh, dear father and
mother, its pity can't see you. It's hard,
sure, to be parted from my parents and come in
to a strange country to dc," The ministers ht re
offered words of pnsolation and advice TO the
prisoner and placed a cross in his hands, bid
dipp him remember the sufferings of our Saviour
and place his trust in his God. Fogarty was
however much excited, and continued to weep
bitterly, replying, There is notear of my soul
for amt bad man, aud I'm innocent of the
murder but my brother will be ashamed of me,
and there's weight on my heart and that's for
Nelly"
As he was moved forward on to the trap he said
''Mr. Candee, Mr.. Candee, I've a word to say to
you about Mr. Brown who is now in that jail. At
the time came to that place | was at his house
about twenty minutes and never saw him after
that. That's all | know about him" While Mr.
Hubert was placing him the trap, he exclaim-
ed.
''Oh Lord! oh what are you going TO do You
will throw me off,
The signal was speedily given by Mr.. Hubert
and at II o'clock precisely, Sheriff Candeo Sc
vered the rope with one firm blow, the drop fell
and the unhappy man paid the penalty of his
crime.
Notwithstanding his declaration of innocence
the Buffalo papers say that no one, who heard the
evidence on his trial, doubts the justice of the
sentence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
LADIES' DANCING ACADEMY.
MR. pow ELL


ID ESP SC IF L LILY uaauunccs to the Ladies OF
IA Lyuchburg, that lac will open Ladies private
dancing Academy on Church Stcetopposite the Nnsh'
ington Hotel (aving rented private SUIT oi ratlor'
Tor that purpose) where will lac taugnt all the
Latest and most Fashionable Dances
Of the present day lin addition to the PLAIN STYLE
of Cotllion aud Wa fang. TITO following highly ash
i'nhblc dances will be mnght V'1;-Potka hatmka
eng Temps Redopn Poirits, DcnT Temps. &c iarins
Go-d and Ceciiiaa Naltzew. TIA the double alfzes;
such os Poika-Maswka, Rcdora. Masmka Sc.-Aso
the PIlkd Mdsurka md Rtiomd Quntlr :. The single
or fancy dances will be taught to those wha mny wish
them-such ns Hora-pipes, CachNcos tfaeoeieaae,
HtghidRd Fling La.Sgiyhiacs. EtjaleO Ne,es nc. At
the time will be taught the cutro system of Cal
iNthcHtes such the of receiving, accepting, in
Producing, promenading, Nc tending 10 ndd ease aud
grnce 10 the general department of the scholar,
Mr.. Powell having been employed Tor several years
past in most fashionable circles ct the arger eiiies
of the South and Wes he is prepared to eaoh the above
danes in the latest aud most approved style. lie hns
also, letters from seyeru female schools in which he has
taught, of high standing; aud from eminent men, Ger
nying his standing and reputation ns teacher, which
he will be pleased To show 10 those wishing to patron
ze him
An early application is solicited he only desires
small cnss-the being sufficiently large ad.
NIT Of teaching lnree
The gcrtemen of lynehhurg are respectfully inoi M
ed that he will open CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN as
soon Us he can obtain sufficiently alge-Nolioe
Of which will be given through the doy papers of the
city.
Ladies' and Gentlemen making up private c,sses ean
be waited their residences; or, will be nug
the above named room any time when he Is not
.aged with the regular class
Hours Of tuition, for regular class will be on Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday afternoons, at o'olockCom-
mencing on Tuesday next the 22nd inst.
IERMS-Sl0 for course of fourteen lessons,
tzB No gentlemen admitted. nj my time except those
belonging to private clnssrs and those only with hei'
respective Glasses.
Mr.. Powell can be found At tho Washington Hotel
when not professionally engaged
lS.,a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
link 81 LAW RENEE

A link will continue The Foundry business at tho
above place He respectfully socits the patronage OF
his friends and the public. He is prepared to furnish
nil kinds of Castings, Mill Gearing lhreshing mach
ines Fencennd Porch ruling Hollow war :, Ploughs
Plough castings of a kinds and sizes; il short he il
prepared to do all kinds Of work done in other sim
liar embellishments job work and repairing done a.
Ir, notice A link
N B-Mr b. D. Lawrence. authorized to settle
Grme all the business of the firm of link Il Lawrence
dec 23-cts H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
Office AT the Depot Ofthe virgins and
Tennessee Railroad.
1883. Southern EnterprtZe. 1883.
~ M W. 80 - -
p ARISEN & KINGS

PfRGINIA, NJ CAROLINA d TENNESSEE
FteiRhi, Packagc and Parcel EXPRESS
II NO md from New York Norfolk Petersburg and
L Richmond, per first olnsa Steamships JAMES
TOWN a. ROANOKE. and by the Senbonrd nnd Roa-
nolte, Weldon Wilmington, CASTOR 6 Raleigh, Peters
burg Weldon, Petersburg ri ,hmond Richmond and
Fredericksburg, SouthSide, mud Va. Tenn. Railroads,
mud connecting with Stage aud Wagon Lines from the
different points the Railroads to almost every point
throughout the above Stoeshrouth in charge of spe
cnl Messengers. Mere awaiting themselves of this
line for the transportation of their Merchandise ay
pose full confidence in its great expedition aud
my Of rites.
Merchants in the interior of the above States order
ing Goods from Baltimore and Philadelphia. the
Of Parisen q. Kings Express ot Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond mny depend upon hnying all char ges paid.
nnd their Goods forwarded without the least delay and
free of all druyrgo aud Commissions.
JAMES H. KING. Northern Office,
No 30, Broadpay ". J.
W. b. PARlSEN. Southern Office
Corner Boitingbrook and end Sta.
Paersbnrg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

The ACTRESS SHOOTING AFEAIR.-The n. Or
ans Delta, Nov 10, says:-The most strange
substance in this affair is, that nothing can be
tertained in regard to the nativity of Bedford.
bile some assert that he is by birth a French
N, and that his name is Befont-others, and
y many, too, say that he is a Yankee school
ster and that the proper spelling of his name
Bedford. We incline to the latter opinion, the
eide to the contrary Notwithstanding. Some
picked up a strip of paper on the floor, after
tragedy, on which was written:
Bury me by the side of my adorable Helena.
j. BEDFORD"
Kemade inquiries yesterday at the house where
wounded lady now lies in regard to her pros
pts for recovery, and were informed that there
+ little hope that she would survive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
JnO. L. Slaughter Il Co.,

At the old stand of O. & N. Il. Steptoe
MAIN ST, LYNCIIBuRG Va,
IAVE ON hand and constantly receiving from
] their foundry all kinds of castings, which they
are prepared se at 30 per ess thnn they
be furnished elsewhere. Among variety OF other ar-
clcs. they call attention To their
CRATES, ut from 81 70 To $l5,
Stoves, eoal and wood, nj from 81 To $50,
Cooking Stoves at $40,
Pots, Ovens, md Kettles at dc per ID,
Flat lions, md fancy Ratings, nt7e per Id,
Hat R,oka, at $Sto$l2,
Fnncy Garden Chairs, at ~ 10 $li,
The superior advantage of buying castings from u.s.
it, that fany part of piece should be broken 1t can DO
Immediately replaced from our foundry Mt worry small
price, whilst northern casting cannot be replaced ut my
price md The whole nieos becomes valueess.
~ All articles obtained from guaranteed to
be equal my brought from the north or elsewhere
In connection with cast iron depot, we have open
ed u depot for the Piedmont agricultural works, and
large SEED STORE.
PIows OF every variety, nj from ~ 30 To tl2,
Iny and Straw Cutters $40 10 s13,
Single Corn-Shcllors, ut $40,
Double d" ut $lJ,
Scrapers, Mt ~,
Thermometer churns, from o. To &c.
And every other article that may be needed "A firm
25-ts
N. B-They will pny the highest market price 70
aid Cn4t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

Arrival of Kosta-- Railroad Accident
,sroN. Nov. 29.-The barque Sultana has ar
here from Smyrna, with Koszta ON board
large rock fell on the Easton railroad track
East Boston to-day, throwing off the ears
ling the engineer and fireman.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
McCORKLE & JONES,
WHOLESALE n RETAIL
trOcers n Commission Merchants,


GrOcers n Commission Merchants,
Main ST., Lynohburg, Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fail Supply, to which
a they solicit the attention of their friends and the
public generally, viz:
900 Sacks Salt,
100 Bags Rio Sugar java and Maracaibo Coffee.
go bbs Crushed, Pulyerzed, Coffee and Ciari
fed Sugars,
10 hhda. T. Il. und N. O., Sugar
10 Boxes Lonf Sugar
800 Kegs Nails all sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather,
30 Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes,
% Cases Fine Stick f4enrioe,
so do Common Stick Lcorcr
20 do Fine Mass do
Coils Mani Ia Rope, 10 inches diameter
30 Baskets Olive Oil
Is Boxes Candles, all qualities
10 Barrels N. q. Molassaa,
hhds. West L., do
10 Barrels Tnnncr's Oil, some pure,
40 do Herrings, Maekere and Shad
300 bush. Clover, Timothy, Orchard. English Blue
and Ever Green Grass Seed
1000 lbs. Primo Western Bacon Sides,
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Mas-io,
5000 lbs. CAST. Sheer aud Bstered Steel all sizes,
10000 Feet Safety Fuse.
900 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder
ID doz. Rowland's and Hamea Shovcls,
s00 Blankets different qualities,
300 Wool Hats do do
Also
Caleoes, Domcscs, blonohed and unbleaohcd--Bed-
Tiokings Osnnburgs Smoking and Chewing Tobacco OF
nil qualities, of their manufacture, which they
rainfall of which thy will se low for cash, puf tual
time, In exchange for country pro Zoe.
Call On before making your bills elsewhere, II you
please
We wnnt 1900 to 900 bushels sheled Oats for vi ioh
liberal prices will bo paid.
oct oddta MoCoRKLE a. JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
BY TEL-EGKAPH.
Photographed for the Daily virsinian
settlement of the Methodist Church Contro-
versy- Northern & Richmond Markets

NEw-Ao ORR, Dec. 2nd.-fhe controversy be-
tween the Northern and southern Divisions of
the Methodist Church, relative to the ownership
OF the book concern aud other property of the
Church, prior to its separation. has been settled
by an equal division of the property in dispute
between the two branches of the Church. The
matter had been referred to Judge Mclean of
the Supreme Court by the parties Gtigant, and
tins Is understood to be his decision. 1t aecords
to the Southern Church all that was claimed.
BREApsruFFs-firma and buoyant.
BALTIMORE Dee. 2d.-Four So Is to 10
Grain quiet.
RICHMOND, Dee. 2d.-Wheat active Mt ~ 10
to 30. Corn dull at 20 to -. Flour up changed.
Tobaeeo-Lugs 80 30 10 So Good and medium
- to so. Fine $40 to Sis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
THE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON

TINRHE LARGESE SELh, RABBON
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK.
Thomas u Sfeatns, importer and Jobber Of silks, MH'
qery ai3 Faaey Goods,at nett Cash prces-T:me grant
ed by adding interest, 1862 Broadnay N. T., Has now
IN store and daily receiynga and offering at the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods in his line, com
rsing all the various styles and designs, consisting al
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcenes, florences, Shaws
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons, Tehefaand Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroderies, French
and English Grapes Grape Lisses Silk Cravats, Gloves
,full kinds Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges. Laces. White
Goods Hosiery. G Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite Merchants from ihr
North South East and Wet when in the city, to favor
him with a call; and examine his stock before pur
chasing. ~.
1G2 Broadway Between Liberty st.
dec 2S-dacly and Maiden Lane, l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

GOLD SHIPPED FROM MELBOURNE. The gold
shipped from Melbourne, Australia, during the
seven months ending July 3lst, was, in ounces,
l,293,959, which, at SlS per ounce, equals $23,-
29l ,262 The shipments during the period
in 1852 were OBS, 693 ounces, S16s96,717.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
COMPETITION Foundery.-.Gu laorl

~ Nelson county. no.-DlSSOLuIloN.- An
,irew J. link has this day. Dec. 18th, A d. 1892 puf
chased of Elias Lawre ceh his entire interest in the n
bove Foundry. All debts due the firm ct LINK a. Law
romeo will be co ectea bv ] link; also, the debts due
from the concern will be settled by him. lie requests
persons having claims against the concern 10 bring them
IN for settlement nso all who indebted To the firm
will please call and settle .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03
JElIU WILLIAMS.
TO THE GENTLEMEN.

MR. Il. POWELL respectfully inform the Gene-
l'1 men Of Lynchburg TINT he will open DANCING
SCHOOL for Gentlemen Church Street opposite the
Washington Hotel, Friday evening next, the 18th
inst Hours of tuition On Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day evenings at So'clock 20 parties will be given
account of the smonass Of the ronm-his object be-
ing 10 form class Of gentlemen Who wsh TO learn to
dance only.
TERMS $40 for n course of fourteen lessona-half
in ndvnnae, the balance at the exl alton Of half the
session.
~ No visitors admitted my time.
nov 2I.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

SOUTH CARoLINA.-The message of the Cover
u OF South Carolina was delivered on Tuesday
Ne telegraph brings the following brief synop-
I.
ne states that the funded debt on the lst OF
.'ooer was , ,o7O,966; assets, S., OH
T re, subscription of S750.0O0 to
6lue Ridge Railroad, and the establishment
a board of Education, and the appointment OF
',alglS'loners of Public Instruction. He says
o' the disputed boundary question with Geor-
/ Is 10 be settled in the Supreme Court OF the
an, I9e Governor also states that the cases of Man
- [ffera and Rueben Roberts, colored seamen,
'T n per . settled, and adds that the conduct OF
nFliNn Government in the latter part OF the
ove.eoinss was entirely proper and respectful.
~, "I at up by saying that the Legislature sup
, .-I lhe President as fair exponent of South
olna principles, disregardng all local disputes
ice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

w." HAMPSHIRE Contrary to gen
a 'APectation, ex-Goy. Jared w. Williams has
w. appointed L. S. Senator from New Hamp-
NJ 20 NIL the vacancy occasioned by the death
nii Atherton. 1t was thought that Jon. s. Wells
''o be appointed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

"A ityiAL ELEcrIoN,-A special election was
H. "a Massachusetts on Monday to fill vacancies
no g legislature. The Wings were successful
'''oSi every instance.
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o. 675,055 90

Showing business Unprecedented in Lille Insurance.
The annual dividends average onelhird the pre-
MUM paid, thus making tho actual cost very low.
few dollars pnid annually secures hundreds or
thousands to the policy holder
~ Persons in LynchbuIg obtain necessary blanks
of Dr.Wm. s. Morris. Medical Adviser for the Com
pnny. nov IL d&c3ml
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NOTICE TO TOR =
r.. gET rSa A.7 rsIa.a.a1
60 - ~ t... ;.,.tl ir.II.::.sl
COyingtOn Il Ohio Railroad.

DRO POSALS will be received at the office of the
Coviqgon and Ohio Railroad, in Covngton, until
the 10Th OF Deccmper for the graduation and
sonry of about seventy five miles of the above road Of
which, the eastern portion comprising fifty miles, lies
next west of Coving, and the portion,
consisting of about TWENTY-FIVE LIES, lies
between the kanuwha River he mouth OF Big Sandy
A large share of the work be -including bridging
aud mnneng- is heavy and desirable, and is well
tn, the attention of responsible contractors. The west
ern sections of the above work are now ready for
aninaon aud the norton will be prepared for
inspection by the 9th Of December.
Further nfor nation may be obtained application
the eomyany's ofhces at Covngton and Guyandotte,
BY order of the Board,
CHAS Is. FISK,
Chief Engineer.
n. B.-The Board of Public Works, OF Virginia,
der whose dec ON the Covinglon Ohio Railroad Is
be construct ed. State account, will meet Gov
ington on the ID IA OF December above nnmed for the
purpose of receiving and acting the proposals that
pay be offered nov lS-d&ct 5dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-03

-. NJ lday last, the mercury in the thermome-
w y" Montreal was down to Zero. The sleighs
- running rerrily.