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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

JoRh SILVER TEA SET &c Gull ana scen
= very neanti'ul Tea service pure silver
One DO SILVER plated.
So plated Iab.e aud Breakfast Casters
Eek eand Salud stands
b9''er c"o"r., Sugar Bowls an Sails.
AlHmher and al Ghmlrslicks.
Waiter. ard Cake Bl,ke,..
Spoons Fork, Ladies, Sugor Tong, Butter Knivr.
Ne, "Ih may "tier house furnsfln, it,i.I,,
May -. GaEGOR,, tf1V,nYs
Hnrllunrn =
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ONE CENT REWARD.

will ny the above reward for the apprehension u
d delivery to me of Granville NJ Nash and feN
NASH two apprentices buund to me by the Oversee,
the l'oor # the county OF Campbell All persons =
hereby t'rowarned rom harlorrg OF rmpi' yns .
hrrentcrs, as the utmost iglr oftc law VII . p,3
thcod against tlem for 50 doing. REEFS MAXIM
- rf>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25
EiampdeD Sidney College.

VIE annual CONNER crmol. If this Institution
heid IN College Church. On 1hnrsdny, the i'@
viii be repre- ent"d b, the R,y. A b. Nun Zan''
Petersburg. At35 ocloci p. NJ. aliol nr' p,
ng oi he Society viii be held in the Church an'
following vii. lie the order OF EXERCISES:
JUNIOR oRATIONs.
iF6ahta-WR4Y WRIT DAVIS Of Che>lerb'l Ill., a.
me I1'a"phs I GeaiuS--fH os. W. Co fER' 81 -
over.
'G.edteto'g 10 He So iejy--by Mr. a. w. FI1"''
Stltm. R.'annke.
IRE e9f@tto4 # SociagD p'omas-hy Rev. = "09
- lll.tmurd.
MAJ 30-w}I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

EY'JOlIN O. TAYLOR is announced IA candidate
fn the office of Sheriff, Tor the County of Clmpbel
without consulting him. MANY VOTERS.
may Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

tV JOHN o. TAYLOR is hereby called upon aud
requested 10 announce himself candidate for he
office ot Sheriff o Campbe'. at the approaching cleo
ion. This quest is made without any previous
suation with Mr. TAYLOR, but il is earnestly hope that
he will yield to the wishes Of large number # the
mny Its CITIZENS OF CAMPBELL.
Gentlemen :-You will please say in your paper, that
JOHN o. TAYLOR will be voted for tie coming
lection for Sheriff of Campbeh he owes it to those that
voted for him before, not TO oppose their wishes
may las SOME OF HIS FRIENDS.
rVsJOHN O. TAYLOR is announced rs IA candidate
fn the office of Sheriff, Tor the County of Clmpbell,
without consulting him. MANY VOTERS.
may Its
tzv- We are authorized to announce SAMUEL II.
QUARLES IA "a candidue for the oire OF Sher II OF
Bedfo d county, nj the next election. feb % IS
lzgs-We IRE requested to that CHRISTOPHER
CLARK is candidate for reel ,ction the Office of
Sheriff of Campbell lmny l.cde
Esp~We nre author zed 10 announce JAMES HART.
WE'LL PERKINS Is candidate for the office of Com
missioner Of the Revenue, for tie Western District of
Campbell County apl 25-ctde
.a-We ere authurized announce ANDERSON
NJ. JENNINGS candidate 70, Sneri' of Campbell
County. (ap 10 ctde)
A NNUAL CELEBRATION OF "Philanthro-
N C Society" of Fl. s. College On Wednes'
day morning. l4th june the Soce, WILDE represented
by Hon, A. W. ', nables n. Q.
The anniversary meeting of the Society will be held
the zane day. at d o'clock. Z. NJ
Tie following viii be tlie order of exercises:
Presentation f Best Speakers Medal by Charles II.
Winston, Chesterfield, Va, r. b. Davis, HALIFAX,
Va.
JUNIOR CREATIONS.
lst. "SheIley.' h. II, Handing. Raleigh, \. G.
2nd. The Nineteenth entury," W. G. Thomas, Chaf-
lotte. Va
Presentation Of First Honor Medal by VIM ]. Jor
dan. Person, n. c., Ghas. II. Winston. Chester.
feel Va.
Vaedictory adore Society, D. A. Penick Cubar
ras. Nc. +. I. JONES, }
J.B DAVIS, }Committee
may 2j-c3t C. S. MILLER
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Gentlemen You will please say in your paper, that
JOHN O. TAYLOR will be voted for at the coming
lection for Sheriff of Campbell he it those that
voted for him before 10 oppose their wishes.
may Its SOME OF HIS FRIENDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

fESh fO1ATGES.-l00 bus. hi.h Pr,
-, received tnisdH by haruni, aud for .slr bv
aP' LEE & JOHN son.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

CY1We nre authorized u announce JAMES HART.
WE'LL PERKINS IA candidate for the office OF Com
missioner of the Revenue for Western District of
Campbell County. apl 25-ctde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

tV We authorized to announce SAMUEL ii.
QuARLES as Il candidate for the Office OF Sher II OF
Bedfo county, nj the next election feb % IS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-25

.I-We authurzed 10 announce ANDERSON
NJ. JENNINGS as u candidate for Sneri of Campbell
County. (ap 8 ctde)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
Another Splendid Stock of New Goods.

would most respectfully to my friends apd
the public generally that have made recent pun chase
splendid goods atthe lowest prices seen. Many
ure.at one half Of former prices, all purchased for
a The ladies' particularly invited to cal and see
ne most splendid assortment of rich French Work,
Oo.rs and tnder-Sleeve+ it las been pleasure
oer IN this market; and il not cheaper tn in any 'im
s'ois in the market shall ask you to buy Also
handsome assortment of the very newest styles ot
'n ans Nantics. the very newest styles that have
out this season, half their value. 200 pieces
" newest ST les OF Rich Fn. IN French Prints.
i hgured and coors perfectly fast worth Is, which
WV De be offered ut 4 cts and l21 Rich Shally
"ousoni new style Rich emb'd Berage worth Is Oh,
"rn will sell at less than cost of importation; rich
Ip At ~ cts wor' 2s. 3D., line tn ok White
anors a yGs wide, 25 cts. worth Cd, heavy,
o' pnmesticsat Cd m good article Irish Lin
~" prres that VIII please eoves Hnseries &c, 80 doz
- Handkts, Cd. the best article purchas-
~ 'as city even ut Is VIII You call aud money
WI sei'ns goods Tor cash, and afford Ia sell at II e
; nu' prices famed. am not quite out of the city
1e call and will certainly pay YOU well for your
S ouoe II. LEWIS East Mainst.,
~ " nte Flag, few doors above Nui veil House,
""y III is (y) Ign, hhure Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
ALate Arrival of Building Materials.

LNINE Front Door, Rim and Nlortise Locks, with or
4 without night latches Upright and Horizontal
Rim Locks, square Rim Locks and Hatchcs of many
Styles upright, villa. hotel, nbitted and sidingdoor
r;Ise Locks. Plated, pearl white, glass; mineral, ar
eillo aud Fancy French Knobs can be furnished with
either the Rim Mortise Locks atihes for French
Windows, various patterns, Rim and Mori~e Closet
ocks Cupboard Locks, Stock and Plate Locks, Store
door Locks iih and without Knobs, night, squire and
Rim Latches sliding door rail, sheaves and asragal
plated. pearl white and mineral Belpus, ront-door
Sells. with fixtures complete, Door AMI Window Hin.
ges in great variety. Gate Hinges of various patterns
Screws of good quality, fom 10 inches, Hand rail
S,Itws IT. round square, chain, Flush and Tail Bolts,
Tho mist approved Blind fa>t.nings, s lsh Locks and
Axle pnevs Ssh C, I'd, Finishing Nails in papers from
to inches, do do. by the pound or key Flooring do
frt m SIy 10 !oiy, II uded Cut do from bly, to 40dy.
Spikes from 4 to inches. iencing Pnng md "ro"sh
Nails. French English and Amer1con W'ndoo GLASS OF
dl; rent qualities and all the sizes in common use, Put
~ in bladders, &c.
Believing that we er greater inducements as re-
yards quality quantity, variety aud price, than any other
establishment in the upper country we respectfully ASK
cn from those wishing to purchase Building Hard
-
ma Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
The Gentleman's Medical POcket-BOOk,
AND
HEALTH ADVISER:

HONTAlN1NG Statement OF the Modes # Curing
" every disease which he i. liable; and Directions
in case of Accidents the Road Sea. With full
Account If Epi iemic Cholera, of Dyspepsia and Of
Sick endache; Their Cnuses Cure and Prevention and
n Popular Description Of the Human Teeth; their For
maIion, Diseases and Treatment. by the author OF the
Lady's Medical Pock Il Book. P,ice so cents
The practice of medicine should he conducted on
those general principles which drawn by sober ex
perence, from careful observation "f the effects OF
NEEDLES upon the human pody, in its different stages ut
disease These great leading principles mo few, shot,
aud ly understood; they applicable in every dis
which the human body is subject although they
may ways prove equally successful. 1t is the in
dcious OF them which constitutes the great mel il Of
the enlightened physician.
In matter of such immense imp rtanee to every in
dvidual. it wou necessary Their, that these pinc
pies be widely disseminated, and in plain words
possible, in order that every enc may know and under
stand them To do this, is every mans duty, we'll AS
Interest; independent of his life, which is fire.
gu nty jeopaided by the of such knowledge, la
of his ghbor often by accident place in lis hands
To some particular sections OF cur extensive country
travellers especially this consideration is Of the
utmost impOr 10 this work, ] have cndeavored
within SINAI, compass and in as plain a manner as pos
sibe 10 lay down rules and give such directions
will enable every who ads them 10 lapt to his
Cor his iends the plum of treatment most proper
tr it.
As these pages are intended exclusively for the of
men. diseases pecuar children treat
ed of in it.
Published By HAYES & ZELL, 1893 market Street,
Philadolpha, and for sale in Lynchburg, Va. by r. A.
WILLIAMS.
Any person sending 50 the publishers will
ceve by mail, post paid copy Of either of the above
works.
Any raper giving the above insertion and sending a
copy 10 the publishers will receive of the above
by mail, prepaid may 9-deodts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
Inter and Important From Merico.

New ORLEANS, May 26.-The steamer Orizi-
ba has arrived from Vera Cruz with city of Mexi-
co dates of the 18th inst. Santa Anna made a
triumphant entry into the city on the 10th, and
general rejoicings were ordered to continue for
three days ON account of his victory over Alva-
rez, after the abandonment OF the siege OF AGA
puco. An account from Gen. Banco says. that
Santa Annals troops stormed Mount Peregrano
on one side and drove the rebel forces down the
other. All the accounts are from the Govern
ment journals. and it is difficult to ascertain the
truth.
News of the passage of the Gadsden treaty had
been received at Vera Cruz on the 18th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
DIV LAST NIGHTS MAILS.
=. from the Boston Riot-The Military
batese - Hinder Arms, &c.


,,,x Nav 29,-The case of the fugitive
Due p',rns has caused Sabbath of great ex-
sur a,ent in our usually quiet city, and continues
:. ag;tate the public mind
]" ,aoGoations of an organized attempt to lynch
m Theodore Parker and Wendell Phillips,
Tue ara looked upon the instigators of the re-
WIZ ,,trapes. has induced the Mayor to detail a
cen. CEN, nol;ee force for the protection of their
sll s"ao! and property There has, however, been
70 outbreak to-day.
no M Court house square was cleared last night
ia ~ Courthouse surrounded with fence ropes
anu 1a,aehmcnt of one hundred L. States troops
harr;soninr the Courthouse, and two com
a.v Of Boston military are quartcred in the
Wy n2.aJhills were circulated to-day denying the
LII that Col Suite had sold Burns. 1t says
rel fired 10 sell him for 81 200, and the money
ho rai.ed and offered him, when he demanded
, m~r and the bargain was broken, though the
~o,amiss oner advised him to keep it.
py;n,cd notices were left in every church and
hi, this morning, requesting the prayers of
the congregation ior 'he oso"po u Dui"s iio"
his oppressors.
me abotionists are very active in getting up
secret meetings. Large delegations are expee
cod from Salem. Worcester, New Bedford, and
otler places, tomorrow.
One thousand pistols, principally revovcrs,are
said to have been sold by the dealers in this city
on saturday.
An inhommatory printed circular, addressed to
tbe yeomanry of New England, has been widely
orcnated in the country towns by the vigilance
committee of Boston. The country people are
so1ncsted by it to come to the city tomorrow, to
ritness the sacrifice, and then go home and take
snch action as manhood and patriotism may sug-
ges. paa,o,,a ~ as
,aed during the riot on Friday night, took place
,1is afternoon. But few were present except the
Immediate friends of the family.
[sECoND DISPATCH.
BosroN, May 28th.-lncendiary handbills have
bcen circulating principally amongst the colored
nersons setting forth resolutions to rescue Burns,
the fugitive, at all hazards.
Attorney General Hallett and his son, whilst
ont riding in a carriage late yesterday afternoon,
we're assaulted by awless mob, known to be OF
fine abolitionist or anti-fugitiye party. Stones
and other missiles were thrown at them, but they
fortunately escaped uninjured.
The examination of Burns will be continued TO-
morrow, when every effort will be made to pre-
serve order, though the mob spirit still prevails.
stu Later
BosroS, May 29-The trial of the case of the
f,oitye slave Burns is progressing. Court
So1are is crowded by the excited populace The
place is strongly guarded by the military.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
SEABURY'S SHOE & HAT STORE.
~ 1884 Spring Supply. Il

n receivi large suppl, great va,icty Of apling
4 4 Summer Gouds | am confident TIA re has new.
been opened in Lyrchburg such n4.ni.ment of A
DIES CATERS, SLIPPERS, BUSkINS, 30 OTIS
L1NDS and WALKING SHOES; GENlLEMENS.
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLlPPEkS& PUMPS
MISSES GATE FRS, BOOTS on1 SLIpPERS; BOYS
BOOTS ana SHOES -and ClIILDRENS SHOES by
the small CART LOAD
Also splcHdida sortmrut nr mES's Roy and cHiI-
DRENs SUMNER HATS and CARS. Also Travelling
Trunks, Casret gs Val =, Umbrellas &c ~.
My two oldest with "a statesmen. an it
Is my purpose To have avery extended to
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks tendere J.
with tIu all all be done that ought be,
to sec1re its continuance. p SEABURf.
B.-My friends viii find some one in my at
almost every hour. day night, except the Sahbnlh
on that day there is no aGmuance, of course i. s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

The LATE BISHOP IvEs.-At the recent sit
ting of the North Carolina Diocesan Convention
ofthe Protestant Episcopal Church, a letter was
received from the Rev. DIR. Forbes, of st. AIMS
Roman Catholic) Church, in n. Y, offering to
refund $3.50 of the money which the late Bishop
Ives received from the diocess just before his de-
parture for Europe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
rerribe accident at Hoboken, and Probable
Loss of Life.

New YORK, May 28th.-A most terrible disas-
fer occurred at Hoboken, opposite the city, this
afternoon. An immense concourse of persons
were assembled on the drop bridge at the Ferry
landing, waiting for the arrival of the O'Clock
boat when the bridge broke down, precpitating
hundreds of men, women and children into the
water. number of whom, it is feared, were
drowned though no bodies have yet been found.
Many of those saved were seriously injured. The
scene was one of a most appalling character, and
there is no doubt that numbers of lives were lost.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Valuable Amherst Land for Sale.

Cd i33 ar'.s II eaei red land Ear sale tear New Ct
=s-;i nss"V; snri Dwell NJ II with hn, Iii
fe"1'-i gut lice, With roanl-; all necessary
anlhi'ngs; 81 well sci i clover aud tmally -
Il Is gont Nhea. Farm, being mostly southern *
posture. Pnsses.ior mny be had ANY times and the
Crop aud Stock Will dispose ol fur t" the
purchaser II not cold before the e5th day Of JAM
viii that day III fair if not, the air my be
offered At public ale Sueha snug farm aud nice home
i rarely in marker. Society Is good and location
healthy and every way desirable.
Address, New Glasgow, Amherst co., Va.
n NV St IDS /. l. lIITE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
Summer Mail Hours.

n future, all mails leaving this Office. (excert the
l. Richmond and Northern will be regularly closed AT
precisely a Inarter after o'clock ?. The Richmond
and Northern nails embracing all letters and papers 10
Ri nm, nd ard the Northern and Southern States, will
be closed precisely al 7 o'clock. After these. hour,
nothing WILL ositiecly be mailed except in of ex-
IRENE and unquestionablr necessity
may l8-ts RIO. ii. GLASS, T. NJ.
CY'Pep. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
Presbyter,an Assembiv.

BUFFALO, May 27.-The Assembly adopted
the report recommending the transfer of DIR. Nc
Gill to Princeton Seminary.
The resolution vcsting the right of appoint
ment to vacant Professorships in the semlnaries
in the Board of Directors, instead of the Assem-
by, was rejected.
The Assembly adjourned to visit Niagara
Enlls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
THROUGH In Six Minutes.

ItST RECElNEn by Express, suppl, OF Austin :
~ Magic Cream Freezeis, will freeze ia six minutes
without Dor. Al q, onhand Shower Baths, Bathing
Pms and Water Coolcr- of my ulact re- which
are offered al prices Ia suit The times. G. s BLISS
30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

LOLA MoNrEz is making an application for di,
vorce from husband whom she foolishiy married
in San Francisco last summer. She lives IN
handsome style at Grass Valley, where she has a
pretty cottage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
TnE GREAT PIANO AND music

i Establishment li0RAC n WATERS. 1913
Bron,lwny New York. TIE beat aud most imrro .cd
pihnta aud Meloleoas. T. Gilbert e. Co.'S Worlds
Fair Premium Pianos, with without the Holean, and
with iron frames aud circular scales. The merit of
these nsrpmcntsis too we know TO need ferther
mendntion. GiLBrRT's BoupoIR PIANOS. elegant i'm
sirument for smnll rooms. HALLgT Il CUmsToS's
PIANOS, OF the old established firm OF lact 4 TO- Mr..
W being sole ngent for all the above Pianos, offer
them lower than any other house Horace Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him, having great
power of and elasticity oft,uch 1893 Broadway Is
ihe largest depot Tor Musical Instruments in this
try dng opportunity for selections ot to be had
lsowhere Second hand Pianos great bargains. -
Price from 900 TO sl75. Every instrument fully
ranied or the money refunded.
MELODEONS Goodman & Baldwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO BANKS Of keys
n swret aud powerful ius rument Prires from t75 to
5000 s. ID. * II w. Smiths celebrated Melodeons.
Martins nnriuuHed Gutni Browns lIarps, Flutinns,
Violins Brass instruments, &c. &c. Dealers supplied
with Pianos and Meloeons factory prices l2d per
cent. discount 10 Clergymen.
MuSlC.-Ths list comprises the products OF the
great masters ofb h the American and European
,inents and Is ng additions by
awe publication of the choice and popular prices of the
day. Dealers in Music, and Teachers OF Seminaries
wishing TO purchase any music published or make ar.
engagements for continued supplies of Mr. Waters
Issues will find II their in TO call forward
their orders. Music sent to any part of the Union
Canadus, postage free. HORACB WATERS.
npl s 3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
ScorTsvILLE, Albemorle Co, Va,
March 2Sth. 1859,
Severe Case of Rheumatism
SccrrsviLLg, A,bem,nle Co., Va,

SccTrsviLLE, A,bem,ne Co, Va,
Ma rch 4th, 1853.
Messrs Mortimer d. Mowbrdy: Gentlenen--l1aying
been Inflicted with Rheumali-m for time in it's
wort FORMS and not being able obtain relief from
other medic ues, | wus induced TO r, champions Veg
rtabe Tincture" few bottles Of which. am happ, to
say, have mnde perfect
At the time commenced using the Tincture / was
scarcely able to walk ] and have been for
some weeks entirely free from ail PAIN
Yours most truly N. Il. MAY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31
W-YORK ADVERTISEMENT
RIILIARD TABLES.

NIE Subscribers having devoted their personal aten
L ton for mnny yenrs the manufacture Of Bill
LARD TABLES, are fully competent 10 execute work
that will give entire satisfaction 10 the most hsIidio
connssepr Being the most extensive manufacturers In
the Union hcy enabled 10 furnish superior table
10 per less than nny other establishment in the
country which fact they respectfully invite the Mt
enIon Of buyers also, the essential improvements
Hey hive made Ia the construction and elasticity oil tic
cushions. whot they hive brought ton degree Of per-
fcciion attained by Always hand Billiard
tables with Mnrbe md Wooden beds, with large
stock of Cloths calls Cues French Cue Lenthcrp, Cue
Wax, Pool BAL, Boards, BagalcIIe Tnbles. Silk and
Worsted Pockets. nc. Orders by mail promptly a.
tended to- Old Tables recuahione by sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH u DECKER,
Billinrd Table Manufacturers,
npl ol.3D No 80 Ann ST., New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

1.-TWO RALES CLEAN MOSS. "A large stock Of waG-
ON Carriage and Buggy Axlcs EliPa Springs,
Hi. FeIl.e., Spokes. Point and Sand Binds, Patent
Leather. Enamelled Cloth broad and ma row Iaces-
n ,hcr articles used by wagon and carriage makers,
a a'1a o'I nd for sale by GREGORY RoYAbL.
4
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Below can be found list of the Presents ::

As this is the last litt of Presents that the subscriber
intends TO make To his lends and customers they would
do we'll to purchase Immediately.
MAJ at. JNO. p. WRIGHT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-31

Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Caves, Of
over eight in number, will be carried Bird class
Goods, The weights 10 be rrgunied follows: Hur
SEES, 1000 lbs. Mules. 500; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs, $50 Sheep, 100; Calves, 1875. under
3 months old. Lumber of all kinds, and Coal to
he loaded and unloaded by 9wners. consignces
One dry only will be allowed load unoad, unless
bv special agreement in writing. Whenever II Car is
suffered - remul loaded after arriving its pluca Of
destination, % hours, unlo.s otherwise agreed
Pon, II will be at the option of the Company unload
it, and charge at he of 30 per Car load for
Lumber and 80 cents for oa and also chm, ge at the
rate of SLIGO per day, for the use IF the Can.
THOS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. X. r.
rsrs Z xnress md Ron. conv.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
PETERS. MARTIN 4 co.,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
On the Basin: Corner Of l2th and Cary Streets,
may Bots Richmond, ya.