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lAPoRTA MT PR0CLAM ATIoNl

US the y,arof our Lord ISL In our e.pses. a.
S S."R II sen ssF vet S
hS G such Tarv.ou' quick
The most o1arln Rs' pain. ln.s ssI. . 1s
-srs .oo'd and the 'ys,em restored few
I'M Isl, W. Introduced h, Remedy to III. ,o,,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Ia: been used by hundreds Of thousands Throughout,
sssms. giving instant case to al 'rOsP!ea viii
One apPss,iSa e1sra,y will
ana restore the weak, feeble, and Frustrated strength
No person ha. eve, used Radway Ready nrl-r without,
Let those who suffering any pain, give It trial.
for in fifteen h'nu,,: rhsy win enjoy comfort.
was the ns. and the only Rem that stop
I'm most toruring pains few sy tenn from
hours, Ii will prOss, the system .ran.s sudden s
caolEni, prsrsr.nr,
nnIous CuclIc FEvrs AID %avs'
Bear in MIND pos,rf, pI,inft s.shss
' T nT,,ns and counter ran
y Ty are ON an sn The esno
stop pain Instantly" md pro'ss. u human system
small few dron, Of READY RrLrI powerful inau.
1T HAS CURED
hhenmatisD in four hours
Neuralgia in hour
, UiSGp, IN ten minute,
l ESs.s .ehs Il S SRs . .siSss
SICK Head aeie. ..... ..... :. In a. cen minutes,
Shih Fever '.'........-.. IN ateen minutes.
sose throat in four minutes.
sG Joints; Cuts; R Hns "sar Wounds FROST
btt Cho "a N"Tlus, Uysenary Tic DoioreauH oth
Complaints where there pains REil
viii instantly stop the pain, and quickly the disease
a T. r. gIsuorikY-Eo.a
Possesses the nos quick and potent poscr Chronic
Scrolas syphtc aud Skin Diseases. six hours after The
hrst dose taken, the patient will feel Its health en-
cscy. 90 49,
FOR ALL HUMoRs.
The most foul and humo days yield 10
sns cleansing puy'g aud enpvssny inafence OF the
The most Oahsome Sores Ulcers Nodes sveins, and the
most e'' 49, "
PRIGHTp-L SKIN DISEASES
have been cured In Few days ndway
vent Is pleasant TO take and the feels
sensation Of sickness stomach.
CHRONIC DISEASES
That have been lingering the blood SON.
rhhS The boaes prostrang the muscles
solvent.
GREAT L'NG MEDICINE PoR ALL LUNG COMPLAINTS
Persons elected with liberated Lungs Tubercues
m"nshs Hacking Dry Cough, Dlcut Breathing Splitting
tniwnys Hrnorntng Hrsoi,rn will short time remove
All b'tructons from the lungs throat
and sonrdness TO the week SID diseased luz
Thsre Is no medicine in many
RAPID Cures OF Lufg ComPa nis Rndw
vent One day will alter the diseased
cheek the IagagGs decay.
The public rely the following
di eas,s by Ing the Iirh0, .Ijng Iir.oIyr. a.
Chronc Eheutnai!sm, Tic DonIruI. Gout,
Fer fua, White swelIipgs Rirkrt.
OIhndular dwellings, Tunors, Ulcers, Rheum.
Hacking dry Cough Skin Diseases. bronchitis,
Cancerous Affections. Hip disease asuu,Ii,n.
syphilc Complaints, Complaints Liver Compap,s
biseuihB OF ths Lungs, Dyspepsia, Water DrAsh.
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sOEIpE.
TO OR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB
EENEpATIV

LAC GENERALLY.
4 y COMO nifty with standing OF ceiling
entire stock Of Goods At the close Of Ave
ha period will round in 1885,
such cash
reduction before the day public sAewhat,ycr
main land will b. disposed OF public auction without
We have sdi sd have patrons tho large supply
OF the Goods below
have been paTehasd AZ the New YORK auctions ith cd
unprecedented low prices Of the last which
We have placed a SNAIL pre- tit:
Cloths. Cassmeres, Sitaetts and Failed Cloths
TEeeds, Kentucky and X nnebeck Jea and Rerseys
!lannts, Lnscys, Plains and Lable-Twist Kerseys
freEei. German and English Merino's, all prices
Rich Plaid ami Printed Cashmer-s ard Moussrine,
SUPER frrn-h Pain Mousseines, all shades Of color
Gala Plaid, Plaid Persiaus, Ci!s!iey's and De Brge
suI=r Plain and Figured French fann.is, Cor sacques
Blk BombaEnes, Canton Cloths and kpscas, all prices
Plaid Silks, and silk Wool pli!ls
R:c'. PiIid and Brccaie Gace and Poult de Sole
Bro air shd Plaid Black silk, extra quality
BPk Gro de Rhnrs TaGetas, and sstin SSau;;ne
satES NGrselines and SlOrences, all olors qualities
Real Irish P,pli.s, and English French
Neck, bonnet, Cap, Lutesirng AMI sAtia Ribanjs
Hs Cocrcd, and Black and White Checked Cling.
hams
French, English and American CalicO., Cheap
Table bamlsk Table Cloths, Napkins and Doyies
Bee spers, uucksback, DUwIas and Towels
Embroidered Curtains and Drapery Mus!ins
Dotted, Embro 'crtd and Plain SSiss Muslin, for dresses
Rich Lace AID Muslin French and scotch Worked Collars
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves, Habits fIouncinys
Muslin, Cambria Thread and Isle Egngs md Inserpgs
Tablet. c Ishmer-, rurkrr and Rob hoy Shsxls
lad ARD Misses hid silk Nett Thibet Lisle Gloves
Gents and Boys Bgsk, Beaver rhibet and six do
Lldrs' and tents SEX y Shaker
Gents Ladies' and ChiiJr.ts VOL
whitney. Msclauaw, TSillrd ard Dalh! Bian.ti,
a. - g. 49, O. AMI i24 shifting. and She euy,
VALENTINE, CHESSiiAw 4 CO,
No. 80 Bro d street, corner gth
Near Capitol
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s1 sa. q IL. 0.sS.i and A. a::
Fs.snssi. y The ,.,r. s..sn,op .mn.a...,, a.
asysS sss.ss. laS and A.
'i; y 9i ~ sssSss s,iSts
ns. Al 4: S
arrive at white sulphur spring: =;
an " cary '''' \ 's' i Ss1Gss scH1puLE:
.S
Central and .ndIi. Railroads.
m ,s w. @ ss,saa, a.
S'sss an. NY: ~. evening.
viii be .a@s DAY RS%an .n bass
Alum spI,ss. e second
white phur springs Company travel A.
iy9q-du wM. p PARRISH = CO.
FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
No. - sT r..,I s,.. : s R'.sn.s; W..
opened hi. market. They .uer
shs Shoe .. and BSHns. ns snsns5aacn q .hsa
ss.. n: !.
NIOIlCE.-The rarnership conducted By undersigned
RICHARD HILL Js, VIII pay ali sSiie. OF the ARM and .
''' OF '' Will ''' ss1
hi. srs h % hi
hGEs, they will continue their favor, to Mes. HILL RAw
RICHARD HILL, ia. and vDwARD @. RAWLINGS old
s,ad Main street. below the Banks will
all business in the line Of General Agents. Hiring
Of Negroes Renting Houses and Collecting Claims
RICHARD HILL. ia,
EDwARD q. RAWLINGS.
RICHMOND. February I. lssl.-fr9
k1tIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iridium plated
II PEN, warranted corrod. This Pen principle.
entirely combining all the
cieaness qu With times the ability
thus entirely obvann tie only objection
existed against the OF steel Pens This Pen will be found
article In oces uplng
sss .shCO!, ,hsy u; 70. G,lisI paper
JlMEs B. aIBB
mya No. IS Main street. opposite City Hotel.
ulIsSOl.lTIO Of COPAHTNEltsIlII'.-The cop.r,ner
- ship heretofore existing uu Ter
the style of Burch shafer, 10 this by mutual
SAMUEL, 4 ntiRCH
April &C. 1854. PRANK SNAPPER
The arii. Of the will be settled by me.
SAMUEL g. BURoH.
Intending to close business will hereafter my
stock OF Ready Made Clothing, At COST, Tor cash.
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AFR TT sS& So lssea

the inlaj between
Richmond daily Al 6 O'Clock, A.
and ~ o'clock NJ arrive in New York daily at A. NJ, and
D 4. n. 49,.
IRE 70 I'd =; Observation-Disclosures. I ~
" Z" Phindephis LIST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a.
BSween Philadelphia and New York. dye times daiy) at 81
each nrst class psssenge and u % and ~ for Sd
do
ler Information, apply Al the ticket ONCE
named above with the
the Depot of the Railroad Company in Wash
invtop for Wheeling via he Relay House. at 80 50.
r. e. The night pat down
peryers siaonsHung Cottage
Ioyie junction, Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milerd Guaeys
Fredericksburg and Br,oke's.
It's deemed proper addition state for the information o.
passengers daily operation between Wash
fugton of which the traveller Who
delayed Washington
his proceed at convenient hour, directly
his journey point north OF that place.
RulS = RUTl agent OF irahsportaHoh
NADpLERY Ac.-The subscriber respectfully
public generally that he has taken the store
tvs door. below Webb where be found
large and varied every article Sadery Establish
ent lie himself that having hat
experience his business that his
can relied addition bassnesss have added u,
all kinds Of Horse aud Mule Collars which vii
sell a a. be purchased At the North.
Country fnd their interest TO call
sxamue themselves which viii sell low for cash.
credit TO punctual customers.
NH. H..
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fESElk AND AGILE,
HE EDWARD BLEECKEH's srAMPYDE NIxrrpr e..
tho Fever aud Agus, Chnsrc. Fever Iy.pc~ia ma NJ,

iil'ous Affections. ''' "s'p"p~ia ana all
rropIet9T Of this Medicine will state without hesitation ~
ear OF contradiction. that the STA WpEDE uIvJJ'P.
more persons where has than ,nr h
medicine IN use Tor the above diseases has s
arsenic nor ouinine In its composition, of the
healthy character and highly srplstIn. I'd ,
Hoat'nH In Their tendency. while u.nr isis nr.j.A
a 90, be affected by exposure H. 10
more thsn When IL health
country where tbs p evans viii do we'll rs art III Gs
cine the patchis not obliged by wh. under
hey may be assured Of speedy propri, or ,n
.h"ss.nd Of eeraea. FROM those Of
accompany each bottle. W. vs. "'e
Certificates be
line has Cured when all Others have failed. $3.50 ~
For Dyspepsia aud NIL bilious Cor "a mn,
better Medicine Ia the market. "N''
IL has also been taken
raj cases OF rheumatism Coui these comrant 49,
Tablespoonful vice a day 1850 fA'"'' 'aAeA
One Bottle Medicine very often ba, n.
Price 81 per bottle. " WV D''''e"h"'e
adas. - 'S N"'e' ~N'es hru Vl1
sole Proprisiars, s. Groaissy, Ers York
II aakSIs-E,lhmond AplE GRAY and ByENIrr RpIRs:
i,f7-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
a LPRED KING. Franklin street, square K-nr
N Eachnngr 81, takes this
Of public, call
his and superior assortment ci-AA-S<-
Home made Carriages aud Harness styles quality
be ind in this consisting
Of
French Coaches Light Charriottees
Claranca Coaches One and Two Horse Barorches
Outside Seat Two 81 ROckaEays
Six Charriottces Top Bugges
Five Rockaways Slide Seat Top Baggies.
Four seat Rockaways Bugyies without TOps-a variety
Vi styles,
experienced
engaged in ths manufacturing OF Carriage,
hesitation saying that work will give eaiire
every descrpu "a OF Carriage sood
quality article procured elsewhere, and IL shall b.
my pleasure effort make the IL;
with
Every description ORDER particular
be aid have every ihng executed according tbs
OF ihe
Repairing done the and with Dispatch Eve.
%. Coac ma for srlg- ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

"HITE zINC PAINTs.-Ths following facts, which
are the result Of accurate experiment.
Paint; are much cheaper 70 The eon,dmer than Lead;
on work much surface 1868 lbs Lead but
estimating that II vii but any surface
hs Il Is sold 1T the price pure ad
then thf eopt Of pNinr with will be just
OF painting With Lead naih abop the
and beauty OF Zinc PAINTS, $50 ~
This her reatiye cheap ,ess alone
the question In Paints; but their other
merits Of importance
White Zinc, when exposed and sui
Phurous vapor: retains Its original brianry aud uhtene
White Lead quickly yellow.
Whit Zinc Is nodorous Occupied houses
It, wthoai annoyance to the inmates ordinary
smell Of paints.
Apar,ment' just painted, slept impuny; where.
according to the best authorities
se.pns apartment, for three months being
with Lead.
Asrgc stock Of the above supply inseed OIL White
Lead Painters Cors Fire Proof Paints Glass
stanty en- hand, for sale los by
,.,s frRPELL, 5 Arp 60. R5ngissi:,..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

H OORER, OsBOHN ~ CO.. Carriage MAJ So. q.
Dealers, No 2lS Main street,
n fashionable
= ages Bngges Of every description OF UaTXNA&-
o msnufactur which will sell favorable
embraced following list, which
keep during the and specially friends
= public to give a call:
french Coaches Standing Top Barouches
Diekey seat Rocka~ayi Slide Top Bugsies
Blk Seat Chariottees Four Wagons
Do " Rockaways Top and Tsp Dog
Five Rockaways Z" 4"
-Four Jenny Lind do Top and Top Duggies
Two seat Rockaways suk!es
Falling Top Barouches Carryalls
Also several second hand Carriages, and description
rlht2
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CHRONIC DIgFAaPa

That have been lingering system the blood ,o
rnng the boaes prorating muscles for ten n
solvent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

a ETNA AND PROJECTIONS PIRE INSURANCE. COYP1STg
~ or HAR7FORD. COENECTICrT-igency 1T Ri.I
rnOndThesc Companies continue against lam
age by Are Dwelling Houses Furniture Establish.
ments Merchandise and all kinds of property m
most favorable terms Any losses which
tain on rsiues taken at the Agency, will prompt
and liberaiiy. II. BAiDwIN hys,,
JaS0 No lis Main s,rss, 80
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HINfTI HDN-E FDWfH- NM nm 1sIiI.N-

UxNII HbisF POWERS AND TIIIi am
~ receiving and for sale, and Tinb.t
complete, which beg leave to cali the attention Of the Farmers
Also Grants, HanboouFs, Doyles Runyan's Honiso
meys M MILLS for sale manuacturers Prices at tie Va
Agricultural Ware House and seed Store.
JAMES A. LIPsCOMB
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

IN mibd Powerful Disinrctant
stnu'ant nerSine anti irritant
The Il H. RkALpiEs meii,
ry They prepared
stop pain Instantly hua ,ystem au.io, ,et
SEddel
small few drops of READY nau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-23

Wp lCll - AND PETERSRCRG RAIL-
NJ ROtD-fALL AERANGEMENr-on Thursday,
the SIh o. oeob,r @ the Passenger Trains tis Road viii
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

A,ticleS appropriate tOMt fb@ Cfdss-boxes OF hats
bonr is al furniture
A. ,cles aupr0priateto Second Ciass,-Boxes, bales
Of II good feathers, shoes 'addlery glass, paints oils
In an CT nfectonery
A. ;clss ar7rop,iaieto Third Class-Virginiad dunes
,jt. .1ylr Zee liquor baggng, rope. butter cheese,
mani "a ture tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns cop
per- n sheet ir1n, hollow-ware, queensware castings
h. r marble dressed andother heavy articles not
ar u,n rated in special or fourth classmates.
Articles approp,iae 10 the Fourth Glass Flour, lin
.a.s. rice pork beef fish lard, tallow and bacon. lin
casks boxes or sacks beeswax, bales of ginseng
an fried fruit bar iron, marble (undressed) mil and
grind stones, mill gearing
= T 30 miles. l50 Salt per bushel |
riasttT rsr 100 miles 200 Fifty pounds 10
aa,n o, - ! $50 miles go IN
ooo IDS zoe miles 300 |. Carrie ust. l2
Seq 7--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
TEST NEWS BY THE MAILS.

=, ospnrEN's PARpoN.-Mr. Mitchell. in
Siln calls attention TO the fact that Lord
C iu. did not say that Smith O'Brien had
|mers aganed. but only that he would be allow
20 P pa,ly' for a pardon, and that the only con-
to app.wonld be annexed to it would be, TIM.
bon '1 ia ,ever return to England. Mr.. O'Brien
shouiu lily declared that he would never ask
/ repeaa Mr.. Mitchell closes by saying
Pala ,,h,e. our impression of last week is
On ths s ,,,1,re confirmed. The Examinations in
re anu n;Il be quenched with tears. Mrs. o'Brien
are VII, - yer see her noble husband in Brus-
] nes ,ess he come up out of that Egyptian
, un with high hand. :.
'a .i ,"w that he has it in his power at any
We k"o .arreuder himself into custody and
PIE 10 saaah even there, to insure his rescue
lends enpa after. and if needful to bring his
pmedla.e,; .trate along with him to America.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

r,,ou.s W. wYMAs, Esq, a Post-caPtain of
l y s. Navy, died at his lodgings in Florence
in the Newark ADVERTISE s M states W THAT he
su previous and during his illness ,S was !, at
| .s Cart Wyman enjoyed high reputation
Navy to which ss of Tss a co years, anS
son in the same service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
The Gadsden Treaty.

The Gadsden Treaty.
It is believed by some, who profess to be know
BE- ones, that the Gadsden treaty has received q
low in secret session which it will not survive.
bany of the Senators are disguised with the
lanner in which the treaty has been matured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

LIEUT.. STRAINS PARTY.-The Navy Depart
lent it is said, entertain no alarm in relation to
lieut.. Strains surveying party, who were sent to
lake survey of the Panama ship canal route
lieut. Strain is resolute and persevering officer,
tho has seen much hard service, and who will
BIT be deferred from effecting his purpose by
by hardships he may be compelled to encoun-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

yu, p,psT ASSIST ANT POSTMASTER GENE
A Nh Tho nomination of Horatio King, Esq, of
- long n clerk in the Post-office Department,
|llne r;rs9 Assistant Postmaster General vice
% s a R. Hobbie, deceased, the Star says,
cant to the Senate yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

The remains of the late John Howard Payne
he author of .'Home, Sweet Honey are to be
bought to this country and placed in the Con
kessonal burial ground. and a suitable monu-
bcnt erected to his memory at the expense OF
h. government. Doubtful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed 70, the Daily vireinian.
seven Days Later From Uurope.
ArI1val OF the canada-Further Decline Il
Breadstuffs

Arrival of the canada-Further Decline n,
Breadstuffs:
RICHMOND, March 30.
Dispatches from Halifax announce the arrival
OF the Steamship Canada at that port.
The Canada sailed from Liverpool the 18th,
and brings seven days later advices than those
brought by the Africa
The decline in -four for the previous week was
two shillings. Corn had also declined one sbil
ling during the same time, and wheat two nepce
Special Dispatch
WASHINGTON, March 30. 81.
am happy to inform you that the difficulty
existing between Mr. Cutting and Mr.. Brecken-.
ridge has this morning been amicably adjusted.
w. L. S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

THE attention of Farmers also invited to thssn
Works there will be kept always land all kinds OF
Agricultural Implements,
say, Flows Harrows Cut,vaiors, Dorm Shelters Churrs
o various patterns aud of the improved and l
style And Hay Presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers rely getting just
good las these Works they the NORTH
mn, other works, End at Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

Il is said that the collector of customs at Phil
Relphia has recommended the appointment OF a
Rnale inspector of customs, to aid in detecting
male smugglers A correspondent. suggests
Il, ..if one is wanted in Philadelphia, twelve
(mld be required in New York, and appeals to
| whether our sense of duty does not demand
(at we should give notice to the Lucy Stones
hong our readers. that they may apply in due
sason for this lucrative Office"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

The story now going the rounds of the press,
tared by the Trenton True American, stating
bat Edwin Forrest, the tragedian, had become
convert to the nonsensical teachings of the Spir-
Rappers, is ,choily rithout truth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
oYrIcE Va. TENN RAIL-RoAp Go. !

Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853. I
From mn intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q.
Cure feel confident TINT tho Piedmont Works under
his mannfament. will fully maintain its reputation n
making Rsil. Rond Cars we'll In any and all us
branches Of nechaical operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presidenf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARKIEs.
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,

Practical Slater.
takes Ibis method OF pectnlly Informing Engi-
l. ars Architects, Contractors. Builder, Projectors
OF Fou ierrs Fucores, Warehouses. &c that he hns
purcha 4 and leased quarea in Buckingham Co, Vu.,
and nleads opening mud working them extensively. Ho
promises produce Slhe better calculated answera
put poses tan any heretofore produced from te.r
uurries aud will defy competition its quoy with
any s ate in the United STA or imported. He would
inform the public TINT ha has from youth baen wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business and yields
10 in his practical knowledge Of Slate Rock and
Stating. He intends opening s late Ysrds u he follow
ing places Lync burg, Richmond and Scottsvle where
he will keep constant supply Of Slate to the
ers of these Towns and the country, Scottsvillo will
be the CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT from which
be will regularly supply other points He will have In
his employment men of experience and knowledge in
the business, each place. orders for
Stating repairing old roofs. Those who have Snte
"ools of repnir, have Immediately attended
To, and probably put in better condition than when first
Slated there Inns been much bad suting done in yn.
by inexperienced workmen.
Specimens of his work can be at the Lynchburg
Gus w .rks, examination of which he requests by
those wanting work in his line.
In some cases Tor buildings he recommends laths
in the place shecng the roof for Shifting which
considerably less.
N. b. Letters Of enquiry. orders for Slate, Stating
and repairing, will be promptly attended To by address
ing him II either of the places of business.
dec Ig-dArta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31
RECON- NJ ENDATIoNS
CHEY EsorsErR's OrricE, Va. q Tenn X. II, /

CHEY EsorsEER's OrrIcE, Va. q Tenn. X. II,
Lynolburg. Va, septrm er 30, 1853. (
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLIC.
All tho Cars Of every hind in upon this road have
been made the Piedmont Works. in Lynehburg un.
Il, the direction of Gen'l Netteton. as Agent
II gives me much pleasure to any that have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheerfully
commend these works, to companies requiring cars.
competent aud faith fully execute any
that may br made with the OF these works.
CHAS M. GARRETT,
Chi1 Eng Va. g. Tenn. r. X.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

Lieut., Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte, OF the U.
f. Rifles, was in New Orleans on the 2lst. lie
about resorting to the theatre OF war in Europe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-31

na r days past,much excitement has prevailed
|poug the abolitonsts at Auburn, N. \ :, owing
q are report that negro named George w ashlng
n, who was to be released from the stare prs,
on Sunday morning, was slave ana w wo;,l
claimed by his master, Mr.. Jones, On pe.nS
A at liberty by the warden inhamna'oIy ; aaau
his were issued, headed "kidnapPers-Ni;
=, ;, and calling the friends of the convict to
49, sso,,e. and general arming of his fanatical
onds took place. for the purpose of setting the
I ~ defiance should an attempt be made to re-
wa him to his master. A Geographic despatch
tied the 9th, says: -. Az
George Washington,a fugitive slave, was d ano
lareed from prison yesterday. mob OF ., ,5oo
Bro present, but no disturbance occurred; Inc
ritiye was taken off in charge of several blacks
The daily union., 1854-12-17

T'HE American Association for the Advancement of
Education will hold its fourth meeting and
beautiful lecture of the Smithsonian institution during
Christmas New Years beginning
Tuesday, December 26 instant.
number OF distinguished
the leading friends OF edIcaon
whom there will be valuable
which will be followed by interesting discussions
The occasion viii offer the Washington
rich treat for Christmas week.
The officers of our government members of Congress- and all the
citizens, earnestly requested make their
tend their influence induce their friends from abroad
attend. r n
liberal minded citizens
Delegates make contributions purpose
send their residence,
of the following gentlemen time l.
hand, and whatever II done must be done quickly.
In the lst Ward-G J. Abbot esq and Rev q. A. Davis.
&c I'd " Prof j. Henry and H. Richards.
ID =" T, Force, esq, V. Harbaugh, esl aud slas
Hill,
i,h j. w. Maury esq. Rev c. w. samson, and
Rev. II. Sunderland.
9th b. D. French, esq, and Prof A. d Baclc.
9th II. ID. French, osq., and o. @. Wight, esq.
q" 3th " =. York Alice, o. e.. Wight aud w.
Il Randolph,
~ u. RICHARDS,
Sec Local
WAsmNoTeN, Dec. 8, 1854,
Dec lf-eoJ