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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
Furnished Dwelling House

FOR RENT.
- The large hrssstoy BRICK DWELLING HOUSE the
nsr Julia and containing good
psse rninhsd will be rented with without the Fuas cheap
70 good tenant
Also the sToR No. hatcher street, passage
Apply to Inls adptn TODD CO. 100 Canal street
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Curtains, DamsNsEes, CaY.pess,nn
NO 10 CHARITIES STREET

Curtains, Dansaslss, CGYpess,a0.
NO 10 CHARITIES STREET.
E The undersigned have arriving daly ,h,
lection Of SILK and WoRSTED DAMAsK ROPES pr INTEb
LASTING ). WoRsrBo. COTTON and woRsrED pAMAsEs.
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAINS, coRNIcEs GIMPs TAssEIs
CORDS, CURTAIN BANDS, TRIMMINGS, ete
VELVET, TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BRUSSELS Ts Er Priv and
iNGKAIN eARPETING, TABLE and PIANO COVERS TABLE
LINEN, LINEN sHEETlNG, TOWELS, CRUMB EoTHs Rrcs
MATS. etc. S'
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS CHINA WARE. BRONZE. pa.
PIER MAcEiE. SILVER PLATED WARE, MUBIc BOXES ~
ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY FURNITURE IRON ruRN1
ruRE. etc. ' o'''''
~ In calling the attention of the public stock of Houso Fur
nshing Articles woud state have opened and the goods
being resh and Of Importation sell ahsansr n
other house in the city for cash sai.faetory paper
ID 2pot ROBINSON 0LROYD
OuescOGss,
t OF all styles qualities to all kinds If ,b, m
sale by LKIeHToH a psnpoT i'i 'f
nsT adpf corner Canal and a, Tfs. ,..
CGrpettsag! C0ysestng
iS We receiving assor.r On, ., VELVET
BRussELLs, THREEPIY and INGRAM CARP gTING
....ALso....
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS three to twsnyfOur wds of choos
quality and rev pattern All of which s Offering at yeylow
prices. '''.'"
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
- we have on hand large assortment FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
. sh' es and ordinary qa.'s' from three TO twsnyur
de which we cut Huis any hall are enabled to Offer
to purchasers unuiual advantages quality i'd price,
Lso....
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERT DOOR MATS WIN
DOW CURTAINS, PAINTED WINDOW tIADEs etc. eta
H EP SKIN MATS.
w We have choice assortment sry ape and beapt as.
SKIN MATS for bedside and DOORS Of
eoved and for sale BY j. D. DAMFRoN CO. IS chartre.
afsP'' and 81 Cus.omhouse street.
Er0ck Goats,
D OF Black Blue Amelia, Greea Olive Purple and Brown
French cloths --latest styles, for aals by
LEIGHTON 4 BARBoT,
MI 7dpu Canal md 81. Ghayss strses
Illustrated Works for. tho
Holidays.
THOMAS L. WHITE,
H(HsD CANAL STREET, 10S
~. cotspr.ing the -
WILKIE GALLERY,
VERNON GALLERY, @+ =50
ROYAL. GEMS,
BARoNIAL HALLS,
o1x.npsr. OF ,,r,,anx FENpEN GALLERY,
GEMS OF BEAUTY AND ART.
ALL THE AMERICAN ILLUSTRATED woRKs. Al
ID 2p3t 1O5 CANAL, sT REET
Dress Coats.
kS OF Black French Cloth oil qualities bet s.yss p re-
eeived and Tor GALE by LEIGHTON & BA RIOT
NH 2dpH corner Canal and ST.. CHI Arlss strsets.
business EOaf,.,
E OF Cloth all colors qualities styles paip i.sd plaid
check and omer Pacha Cashmere, for sae
LEIGHTON BARBoT
MI 2dph Canal an Al Cbari..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

METAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB RACES The races
over the Metairic this afternoon with
three entries for Of $500 two mile heats The
weather for day two past has been very cold aud
bracng and the prospect is that it will continue for some
days to come The track is in very tolerabe condition,
though hardly sufficient for crack time The entries for
to-day are Lecorte, Jas Blackburn and Catalina The
two former together the Pharsaia course at
Natches few days SINCE and Joe made excellent
brush with the champion Of the State the country and
the world. GaRataq is said to be in nne order and
doubtless money will be piled up between her and
Joe Of course every that will try and get away
and see Leccnts We have net heard Of any
odds being laid sgainst him yet.
The prospects are that there will DO very good atten
dance and considerable sport during tho present meeting
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
Mnfs, Caps, etc.
For Snke.
Reduced PRICES.

syr STANDING PRESS suitable for JOB PRINTER
BOOK BINDER Wilde aod cheap applied for early at sbs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

MARKED SOCIETY BALLs.--Jullien's idea of
giving several grand mask balls at the Orleans Theatre
last winterso suddeny terminated by the accident Of
that season-has been revived this year by Mr. Boudes
quie and Mr. H. Rufier well and fayorably known In
connection with society balls in this city We understand
that they have it in contemplation board over the par
qustte and orchestra with and including the stage
give series Of select and elegant society mask balls
Devele Is already engaged in preparing the decora-
tons This bringing the pleasant festivities of Paris to
our own doors and insuring certainty Of amusement
Whatever ia undertaken at the Orleans il done in that
perfect and elegant manner that leaves nothing to be de-
sred and We therefore feel confident that this under
mant. - y '-e - ''"Ne'-
subscription list will be open at the office of the
Orleans Theatre on Thursday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05

Pa1asaE0O9es
t5 VI bek Coimere Doeskin, ali q ists Colered CASH
eres large isty embracing a the desirable
patterns, just .qevsd and for sale by
LEIGHTON d BARBoT,
nal 2dpn Canal and ST. Charles streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-05
Tapestry aud Brussel.1 Ca,-peta,,g

IMpestfy md Bratssel.4 Gaa.petIsag
....AT....
R o G E D R,ICEs.
NV In order to rsdrce 90 stock C VELVET TA
Asihi AND BRUSSELS CARPETS selling them at
aconsiderable reduction Of prices.
Wsinviie purchasers examine the ssy patterns mostly
new aad ordered direct from Ensh Ann riean
MEDALLION TouRNAY, WE roy and OH er CARPET COCOA
and CHINA MATrINa and PIANO COVERS a. all prcss
and IN great variety; pR'JGGKT LINE cRuMR CLOTHS
MiNDoW SHADES Of all sizes and prices; STAIR RODS HAIR
CLOTH RUGS; ATswhh we offer at Ii loves pce.
ID 2p6t A BRoJIssEATIh N % obnrtres st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

'ipu-. Il vii De- recpilsefeI that verdict for
$1,000 "a rendered same sear- ago IN favor #
a western concern. for similar husI. perqefra-
ied . on Il tae -pic. II II believed the satnc
agency. oue + the fappans wns tn party
indicted on that oeca-ou. In this case. sheldon
= Church j. the Individual fined. Il l. rather
expensive IL play at ducks aud brakes with the
creatt Of Respectable merchants. The medical
faculty ia this city. as sell a pulpit and the
pre-. la. been visited b. the hand af death dur
ing tie week. D. SWEET, one of our most .kilful
Physicians. Wa Yesterday consigned to his nat
resting place, at Greenwood, aud fear TINT the
venerable Dr. Lcwi-. who now iie- i'll at hi, resi-
deaee VII soon be laid thcre. The destroyer
has struck many shining marx within the last
few months
Il j. generally believed that tie stock holders
of the New York and Sew Haven Railrocd 60.
wi repudate the spurious stock issued By 10.
~ehas er and tia; THIS VII have disastrous eject
upon American securities, generally both in
England aud ia this country. II i said that
nearly all Il not all, Of the spurious stock can be
ile5td-d. At the meeting OF the stock holders
ou the 2l-t INST, IN thi- city, il shown that
the eight director. owned only lJ5 shares real
: oek, out Of $1,000 aud that more spurious than
rasl stock wa holden b., them. That one direc-
tor owned but ont share, an that two three
owned DO gcutine stock. The directors were
requested 70 resign. 1t the meeting in New
Hasen, on the Bird Of October, it is thought the
whole matter will be decided.
! meeting Of the Anti Notbings was
held last evening. and It was found that there
a majority present in favor Of the Know
Notbngs, and an adjournment was declared,
nothing being accomplished.
The Canadian Parliament has accepted the
Reciprocity Treaty, aud when the legislatures Of
the other provinces, Nova Scotia and New Bruins
wick accept il, it will 90 into immediate effect,
Which Will not be until they meet in February
next
Of the s7OO0,0OO Of Mexican funds which
received rom the ui..ed States Treasury, and
placed on deposit in the banks of this city, only
one and quarter million remains on depo-itc,
most Of il having been sent to England. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

LAST TWO NIGHTS OF THE KuNKEIs.-Uncle
Toms Cabin will be played this and tomorrow
evening. at Masonic Hall; then the Troupe go to
Petersburg to perform Saturday Evening.
This piece Uncle Tom,) is the Original answer
to Mrs. Stoves work of that name, and has been
produced with great applause in Washington at
the National Theatre, for two Consecutive weeks.
1t is in no manner similar to any piece ever be-
fore brought out in Lynohburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
Moth River Canal-

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

NERMoNT.--The Democrats have relatively
dome mcH, standing square on the Democratic
platform rs supporter, of the National Admins
tration, with Nebraska and its other measures
Boston Post.
The Boston Post. usually correct in It's state
ment, has fallen into an error which shows an
incxcusable ignorance of its party tactics in this
bill, the Administration party in their State Con-
yention resolved not 10 make the Nebraska dill IL
test, and the party organ of this county while it
gives a nominal support to the Administration,
kicks the Nebraska bill crmoW StatcSmaa
22Hd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
AppOiHattOx Land and other Valua-
BILE Property for sale

( tOI. s. D. McDEAEMOh, beng d.. irous of "a.
~ asasing lis ipnly to IL STAT al Texas, | vi
nier tor s'lr to the highest bidder - Aronnttox t.
III the 9th dry OF October next. tl,ot be ne Count
ftv, the following properly held by Il, tr4stee lr
Mr. ArD,Uunon to VII:
ine liptr at Apponartox Coni Hoe. togethcruifa
~ - pcrss at WOO Ituc. hi, hutl T. con- ,i,a,i
Tue ,e'A best stund il tue cuaa,, being u>t 81 po.
The Eoatt House and the ioad from Lvt cllbrg l.,
Richmond. The buildings spurious nd in good IT,.
pair. A-n t.nct u ant within six hundred ward.
u Clover HUI, Containing about 22G acrns Is OF winch
Is wood und well tmhere The rrmaioder is cletf-
ed aud is well adopted 10 the cIture OF Corn Ieit
and lootccn md has must excellent orchard on it
This land lies wei and Is believed be valuable ~
any uaea 1T ugh land in the county. Also one other
tact ii wond a coHtanins 30 ucrrs. very heavily tim.
h,red, and adjoining the t,nds OF Jarou fibbs j. "
Nr'. aud within 1OD yards al the be o7t nenon.
ID and is considered the very hrs nigh lands in lie
County 50 -eyta al unmprovad lot the A lpurur.
t1N y Rot, - mic, south of the Count House. At the
same uue H.d place Will he sold large quantity OF
Yllaa tutnufc suital. both fnr Iayern III grivat,
u,e Sevclai ne uor.,s. 30 heui Of Cattle flock
Sheep, Fnua'i"n too.., waeetrs, n"w Ok c'ut.
Buggy Il two Carriages, good ,t,l's ii
1uru foid. aud SuuN
Fortero 4 -u,r eIpy to S. D, McDeamon, Apo.
uouax Coutt House.
JAMES c WALTON, Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

L>FE FReH SANTA Fr.-7 The HURRY Hsmi-
eid,.-Ihe =. lna.- Republican publishes
iet."r iram Independence. dated sept. -. which
gites he following particulars II the eircum-
-fauee- - ending tie death u r. \. Aubrey:
Aubrey reached santa = on the 18th Of An-
gust, having travelled ia advance of his tram.
and stopped III tine house OF Nr. Mercure Maj.
Ae.ghtIAau. VIM was near at the time, walked ia
L welcome linn back thcY met, shook hand, aud
engaged in Il Conversation. Aubrey asked
Neightman To take drink. which hc dechned
he then inquired Of Wcightmap shat had be
CONE Obj, nes -puper, tin "Auigo del Paisl.':
Ae'ghtman replied that Il had dled natural
death. Aubrey remarked TINT he "a gad of IT,
A. there were articles Published in H. in relation
10 hi former trip 10 California, winch were iie-
Neightman -aid it was not 50. Aubrey. with
animation aud striking hi- fist en the counter
replied. ! LAY II j. 80. Weightman then threw
glass of brandy and water in his face. Aubrey
Immediately drew from his lett sidcu revolver
and IH the act Of raising or bringing il tga irye
one barrel was prematnrely discharged, ana tn
ball passed through the ceiling. Weigtiman
drew Il bowie knife and rushed upon him. aud be
fore Aubrey could again discharge his pistol.
stabbed him in the abdomen. He died IN ten
minutes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
wool-Growine in South Carolina.

The Charleston Mercury says that the expert
ment of rearing fine breeds OF sheep for wool in
the upper part of ;. Carolina promises to be com
prtcly successful. Mr. J. ID. Wagner, the
Hon. r. f. simpson, and other gentlemen in
Pickcn- have engaged in it, and they seem to
have established the facts that sheep flourish in
that region remarkably well; that they can BE-
raised at trihng cost compared with that of the
wool growing regions of the North, and that the
quality of the wool of the choice European breeds
does not degenerate. Mr.. WAGNER has taken an
active part in this enterprise and has imported Il
stock of the famous Saxon sheep, which is found
10 thrive wei in Pckens. Specimens OF wool of
his raising were transmitted to one of the largest
manufacturers of New England, who pronounced
Il most favorable Judgment ON them and rated
them at the top of the market. The Mercury
attaches NJ slight importance to the Introduction
of wool growing in the upper districts, which,
properly followed up will prove II source of
wealth to that part Of the state
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
~ IERtiaf.
LynchbaIg Tooaooo and Wheat Market,
-

LynChb1Ig T. )aCco and Wheat MAI et
SEPTEMBER y. 1854.
TOBACCO.
Inspections tue pat week 2l6 hhds, against
1877 hhd- corresponding week Of lest year. Mar
ket more animated, and prices 80 Ia - cts
higher. Sale. Of Lug- - 81 to &; common Leaf
20 TO -: middiine do. = Ia - 30; good to fine
ship'g - 81 to $40 aud 81 %. Manafac-
turing descriptions continue scarce. anu hne and
extra qualities command high priccs
WHEAr-But little coming in; sales Mt @l.2o
to 81 for good and fine parcels.
WIN. +. SMITH,
Comm Nfrhcdat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

1t is computed that there will be twenty one
thousand miles of railway in the United States
upon the first day of January next. The longest
railway upon the surface of the globe is the Hi
nos Central which is 73l miles in length, and
is rapidly approaching completion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

FuEL.-Coal has declined p cents per ton in
Philadelphia, and still further decline is antic-
paied. There seems to br no disro4to however
towards decline il this market With anthra-
cite coal at 10 cents and mountain AIontpom-
cry btuminous,) at ;}3i cents, we think our
citizens would not act unwisclv to dispense, as
far possible, With either, by laying ia an early
supply of wood. This fuel can be procured from
wagons at rates in proportion far below the
present exorbitant charges for coal. And why is
II that the Railroad company cannot afford our
people some facilities in this ma'tcrl Wood IN
any quantity, aud will be furnished along the
line Of the railroad, if the proper facilities be az
forded for its delivery here Ii was thought and
proved at one time, just before the railroad was
built or its stock subscribed, that il would Ger
tainly accomplish wonders in the reduction OF the
weod-iax paid annually by om citizens. Those
proofs and promises are not iorgotten--while it
can but be viewed as a very singular fact, that
with the railroad now passing within few miles
of mountains Of coal in Montgomery, aud
running through nm almost continuous forest of
the finest timber in Virginia, we have to go 10
Richmond for the former, at advanced, cxtrnva-
giant rates, and the latter can only be pro
cured-hsuled sometimes eight or ten miles 90
by mule-carts, OK carts and wagons. Which is
the better for wood tran sportatiun the mud pix
and the mule, the railroad aud the stcnm en-
CINE This is now very interesting question
to us. We trust the mudpikers will duly equip
themselves with leather strings aud fence rails
and stand up to the competition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
!. c, BRANcH, f b. BRANnA.
S. G BRANCH & BROTHER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Old street, door from Sycamore,

Petersburg, Ia.
kAJE have in store Western Bncon->ldes and
w Shoulders; ol,'r--Rio jamaica AMI LaaunyrH;
Cisars and Tohareo: Domesfir l. qnors-Wni-key Gin,
Brandy hum, Wine. CORDIAL, SC & .,-of various
hraud., which will be sold hy wholesale, ,du
Ting terms.
We solicit cnusig nmeurs Of rnbncru, " heat. Cun
lour, any description Of Piouce, with the prom
TINT pcr,on4 nteution viii in every instance, be given
to sales aud accounts with iIa pr, cceds PIncually
forwarded oue of the concrr.. having Lcegrnrusel in
the CoHirissiuu business lor lumhcr OF yeas
chnnt, nu fmers nry be assure"d that any interest
trusted 20 us, viii be properly uttendrdto.
&. BRANCH & BIO.
Refer to Me,sr. Il i'ton Todd & Harrison. Breebes
: hte Sturdrnuf. H.rt& Co. Hall Potts & Branch
Viii, LA & BroHaI"y, Il. s. fhompsoe & Co Nh
John Stnraivart. Capt. Nil'ilm Paniil, Petersburg
Jno Mcdaniel. Esq. Lynchhug.
.op 29-cous
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

The Staunton Messenger, paper neutral in
politics, quotes the paragraph from the Richmond
Enquirer. charging General Scott and the Wing
lenders with travelling the entire country, two
yeurs ago, pleading for foreign Catholic votes,
aud perincntly remarks:
Nov say that during the late Presidential
contest these very persons who now hug the
Catholic To their bosoms, were the persons Who
opposed General Scott because he wa Catho-
lie, and issued documents making this charge an
objection. These oclments we're distributed in
Protestant communities. and had wide spread
effect. Let it be denied auJ we will produce the
best proof.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

THE BLUE RIDGE TuNNEL--The whole length
of the tunnel will be 4.2IS feet, of which sos re-
main to be bored. Laborers are employed day
and night upon the work, and the present aver
age progress is about fifty three feet per month
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

FIRST ARRIVAL OF FLOUR AT NORFOLK VIA
JAMES RIVER AND kANAwHA GANAL.-lhe
schr John Oliver arrived in this port Yesterday
from Richmond, with fifty barrels of flour, to
Anderson * Reynolds. This Hour was shipped
at Lexington, Rochhridge county, by Mr.. L. :.
Tutwiler, on II canal boat, which treighted it
down the North river and the canal 10 Richmond.
whrre il wns shipped 10 Norfolk 10y the John OIL
liver, as the barge had on board other consigu-
mcnts for Richmond, whore it was consequently
necessary for her to stop; otherwise it would
have proceeded directly on to Norfolk. On the
arrival Of ,hc flour at This port it was inspected
aud passed superlnc: but GA account of its good
quality brought l23 cents above the market price
of hat brand
Thus is consummaed the glorious union be-
tween the rich Valley of Virginia and her Sea
port, ami to Messrs. Anderson x Reynolds be-
longs the honor ofthe ir,t demonstration of its
practical results, the Importance of which to the
trade of our port, it would be presumption in us
10 attempt to estimate.
We are gratifed to learn that several of our
merchants are actively interesting themselves
i'll this matter, end making arrangements for
line of harges To ran between Norfolk and Lex
ington' forthwith. Nor. HeraId, Sept. p.
We cherish the hope that the Fillmore Wings
of New York, throwing all other considerations
to the winds, will unite with the "lIards," ani
cordially sustain the election of Bronson. We
make this wish, not rs parsans of course
neither rs soctonAlists; but rs the woil-wishers
and lovers of the Union. We 20 for n thorough
amalgamation of all parties, North and south
who are for standing firmly upon the one great
issue of uphoding the Constitution and the
rights of the States against the assaults of the
Abnlitioni-ts and fanatics. That is the question
beside which all others sink into comparative in
significance. We have been, and still are, strong
and Jealous party men +; but trust we are in
capable of chorishng single thought of party
when the country, perhaps, is on the eve of "a
contest in which the Constitution, the Union,
the rights of the States, and Republican freedom
itself all involved. Wings and Democrats
alike account common enemies, if
they rally around an anti slavery standard, u
rouse the fires of a sectional conflict. and make
upon the institutions of the South their aim
aud object. We trust too, the Enquirer will be
| found battling by our side, undisturbed by any
melancholy apprehensions as to what may become
of the offices, meanwhile The loaves and fish
es, submit. should not be AN object of too
grave sohcitude, when the Union of the States
and the rights of the States arc both in jeopardy
and demand for their security the exercises of
all rghtful feelings, and the sacrifice of all wrong
! and selfish ONES Il. Uhig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

The AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-Some misunder-
standing having existed to the time the Agri-
cultural Fair would open, we have made enquiry
of the Secretary of the Society, and learn that it
will commence on the 81 st of October, and con
tinue the LIST, I'd and Sd Of November -BhiP.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

The New York Esfrc,s .ays We have sei-
dam seen the fine nieH there 9eFe asfe mea
and b. "gi af rmplepnent than fhe'e are jast
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

Col. BIssEL-We regret to learn that the gal
liant Col. Bssel,of ILL.,, now at Berkeley Springs,
is regarded by his friends as past recovery -
Wing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

ARTHUR's HOME MAGAziNE.-Through the
kindness of the Publisher we are in possession
of the October number of this excellent perodi-
cal, which, as usual, is full of attractive and en-
tertaining articles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28

To the Creditors of John Y. White, decd
IL person. having claims aPa,nst the estate OF John
n hite hereby notif and requested
present ii. IN forthwith me for -cttement.
LUCY WHITE, udn'x of
sep 2s-w4Nc' Iohn y " bite, iced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
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