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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-03-25

F5rOCD1It Cocoon, and hrOuna.-W. BAKER h cos
" American Vanilla chocolates. and boa
which been awarded by the chief Institutes
and a ~ a non by all the principal in
he unted states, @nd BY their asests 4sa $1,000
Iinsscy Murray New York Grant and Twes Philadelphia
Thomas prundiss baltimore Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
49, -" = :" '''''' WALTER BAKER, 4 CO,
Ap3-diy Dorchssssr Mas
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Posr oyrrox DEPARTMENT,
February ~, 1854.
y changes and additions upon,
ing necessary The following supplementary advertisement There
Proposals carrying The United states FROM
MIoieAK, Wsuosss MssKsorA, will received
The conae. Once o. tho Posi- Once in tbs city Of
1884, Oh routes bearing Tia numbers
lThe additions since the of OH Jan
ua 1871 was issued are indicated BY Italics included in ack
under each number
1904 From Detroit Greenfield aediord Plank Road Farming
ION, Now, heksmle, New Hudson, Kes.ns,on, Brighton,
Gsmoa Howell, ss%.ns f9wisI.sls fhelps'ows WI
Leave be,foi. daily, eacep, sunday atsami
Arrive AT Lansing days by 9pmi
Leave Leave. Lansing daily, enesr, sunday, at
Proposals for siower schedule nriied.
1906 From Detroit by Ro.esie Mount CIemens New Hasen
miles and back, Three a week.
Leave Detroit Monday, Wednesday and Friday alta
Huron Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday at
SoSs.a s'i r sss Hsss m su ne
sion 81 navigation, nuited.
1920 From White Pigeon, by Constantine Rivers ia
miles and back, six tunes week.
C"mmemess a. White Pigeon instead Of consianinsi
1905 From ecumseh BY Ridssway Ridge and York; Ypan
Leave Tecumseh saturday am;
Arrive At Yysiland same day by 6pmi
Leave Ypsilani Friday a m;
Arrive . =, Tee Gun g sun, sam. day by6pm
1908 From Drensons Prairie ciad TO ohand Ind miles
Leave Bronson's Prade Tuesday at3 pmi
Arrive a NO. Orlando s., same day BY Spmi
Arrive Bronson's Prairie day by l2m
Proposals. for additional ueekiy Trip are invited.
1902 From Saline, by Union District and Bdgwaler
chester. 10 miles and back, week.
Leave saline Tuesday at7am;
Arrive al Manchester by ii am
Leave Manchester Tuesday al l2m
Ends al Manchester, 10 miles, instead Of Grass Lake, ss
miles
lsoas From Dexter by Lima Fredon and sharon Manchester
*.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
CITY Council.

At called meeting of the City Council of
Lynchburg, ON Friday evening 9th January,
1854.
Present-John NJ. Otey, President; Upton d..
Jennings, Oh. W. Christian, Jesse Hare, VIM. p.
Taliafcrro Tho =. Nash, Henry Davis, Tho. o.
Acree, 5. Diugud, james NJ. Langhorne and
VIM. Crnmpton, members.
On motion of Mr.. Christian,
Resoired, unanimously, that Rev. John Early
be appointed proxy to represent this city in the
next general meeting of the Stockholders of the
james River aud knnawha Company, and the
President OF the Council is requested to execute
the necessary Power Of Attorney and present to
Mr.. Early
The account of Rod. McGowan for repairs to
the Jail of Sl6 SO, certified by the Hastings
Court, ordered to be paid.
On motion of Mr.. Hare, the sum of slOO was or
dered TO be paid the chairman of the Building
Committee of new court house, and subject to
their order
And then the Board adjourned.
ID. ROBES, elk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

EMORY AND HENRY CoLLEGE.-We take plea
sure in calling the attention of the public to this
Aourishing College. The spring session, as will
be seen by advertisement, will commence the 18th
inst. There is no other institution in the State
which offers such strong inducements to young
men, particularly those of limited means, who de
sire the benefit of collegiate instruction; and none
save the University of Va. in which the course
in the higher branches is more thorough and com
pete. Parents and guardians, as we have rea-
SON to know, will have but little cause for appre
hension in patronisng this school,in regard either
to the health or morals of their or wards
These receive the strctest attention from the
faculty-and the location of the school is more
over in the healthicst section of the State, and
awny from the temptations TO dissipation which
even village may afford. For tuition, &c, see
adyo tiSement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

value forty three millions of dollars, in ISL, anu
about Que hundred aud ninety millions OF dol
lars in the year just closed. There i also
statement from which we learn that, while with
population of less than ten millions. in le2l, the
consumption per capita of foreign norehandiz'
was four dollars and fourteen cents, the estlma-
ted rate of consumption for each individual IN
1853, with population of twenty-five Millions
was ten dollars. Within the period named IT
appears that while the number of inhabitants has
been about trebled, aud the foreign imports much
more than quadruped, the quantity OF goods con
sumcd per head has been something moro than
doubled. While IL is gratifying to know that
the average ability of the people To consume sup
plies Of the kind is as great az ii is--irom which
high state Of social afiluenee and happiness may
be nferred---it cannot but be regretted that u
population endowed with such extensive resour-
ces for producing almost every article of use,
and luxury, they need, should be- SO largely de
pendent as we are upon foreign factories and ar
tizans The value of foreign merchandise con
sumod. and on hand in the United States during
1853, was nearly two hundred and ffty-one mil
lions of dollars. To this extent, then, we are
paving tribute to other nations, instead of adopt
ing policy which, fostering domestic labor aud
skill, would develop the ynst natural wealth of
the States, and eventually emancpate them from
the sort of self imposed necessity they are under
to enrich, at heavy annual outlay Of means, the
industry of England and France.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Merchants, Mechanics and others.

To Merchants, Mechanics and others. AS It
i n5uut the time when Merchants aud others are
wishing 10 have Circulars Caris Bill Heads, Bills La
ding, Posters, &c printed, we respectfully call their
ME ton extensive job Office, which is supplied
win almost every variety &C iyre-enbucug ali the
ntrst -ylcs-from The Northern foundries
Our a sentiment OF Cnrd.--lursc and small business
and visiting pain and hery-rannut be exeoll,d,
All work executed nj uutice aud the lowest
rree. A call FRI m lhose dc>irous Of procuring
description of printing is respectfully solicited
"The Printing Office. " 3rd ouor below Tho Post Of.
fec JOHNSON 4 VOOLFOLK
n. B.-Wcddior, Party and Ball Tickets and Wis
ting and At Home Cards pri, ted in the posi-
bic STYLE inn 3 div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

TnE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY or VIRGINIA
propose issuing iournal,to be edited bya corps
of seven Physicians chosen annnallyand devoted
to the interests Of the special at
tenion to the system Of practice peculiarly adapt
ed to the endemic diseases Of the South. The
journal will be published in Richmond at price
contingent on the number of subscribers, but not
10 exceed ~. DIR. Tbos. =. Atkinson, OF Dan
villc,w be senior editor and financial agent, for
which purposes he is about removing to Rich
mond. Professor Cabe of the University, P1o-
fessor johnson, of the Richmond Medical Col
lepe. and Drs. Marx, Bolton aud Lewis Of Rich
mond and DIR. Thereatt OF Petersburg are the
other members of the editorial board. Under
such gudance,the journal cannot fail TO be useful
to the profession and the community.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
RICHMOND MARKETS

FLoUR-The market is active at 81 az 1: We
heard of some 500 bbls. superfne selling at s74,
for shipping.
WHEAT in demand at 81 As 60
ToBACCo,C Corn and other articles remain with
out change and nothing doing.
BUTTER-G ,shen, Is % cents; Stock of
Mountain large and dull, at I2 IL cents
GUANo-S46.
OATs-40 42i cents per bushel.
1RoN-Pig S35 40 per ton, except in small
parcels. Swedes, 500; Tredegar and English
refined, 5000; Common English, 20 ais; up
country bar, 20 a IS.
LIVE SToCK-Beef Cattle, scale weight. 50
IS 1875 gross. Sheep, $3.50 So nett. Hogs
$63.
PLASTER-Sales at So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
OBITUARY

DIED on the Both Nov, in the Goth year of her
ngc, Mrs. MARY STAPLES wife of WILLIAM STA
Pies, SIR, of Amherst county. This excellent
woman had been for many years, II most excmpa-
~ member of the Methodist +. Church, and died
in full trust of her acceptance with her Redeemor
Tho various duties of wife, mother and neigh
Dor were discharged by her with unfang fdeli-
~ and she has, doubtless, passed to her reward
in InnNon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA, Jan. 5th.-The
proceedings of the Legislature on Thursday en-
braced but very little of general interest. Among
the resolutions of enquiry proposed in the Senates
one by Mr.. Thompson-allowing premium
annually out of funds accruing from public works,
which have been may hereafter be completed, to
the officers of the best conducted Railroad Com
pany in the State; said premium if allowed, to
be divided among the officers engaged in running
the train or trains, and in awarding it particular
regard to be paid to the average schedule of time
made by each mail passenger train on every
road in the Commonwealth, and their punctuatv
in making connection with other Railroads To be
ascertained by "meon" time. The premium TO
be awarded by the Board of Public Works.
In the House the following among the reports
of Committees were concurred in:
''On Committee of Courts of Justice: Against
the expediency of authorizing the County Court
of Albemarle to appoint Commissioner of
Roads, with fixed salary and per diem. OF same:
Against the expediency of amending the attach
ment laws. OF same: Against the expedency
of extending the powers and duties of Justices of
the Peace. OF same: Against the expedicncy Of
requiring suitors to pay into the Treasury the
the expenses of the Court, while trying their
suits OF same: Against amending 6eh and 18th
sections of chapter 81 81 tue Gosh.
The engrossed hill 'authorizing the Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
Dissolution Of CO-Partnershin.

HNHE Co Partnership # j. 4 NJ. HOLLINS
l. dissolved, on the lst inst by mutual c,,p.r,, ,a
persons having Claims nsan,t The concern will p..,
them for pay nent, aud those in lebed will nle,
and settle heir unis without DELAY, a. II !. NJ,
ry To settle the business of the concern as soo, ~ ~
ible. The of the firm viii only be used in Tho ~
Element of the same JOHN llOLLlNS
MARTIN HoILlNS
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4 VALUABLE BUILDINCIoy.,,

Il SALE will sell at public Aucion.nn W.T. 'o'
the lS,h january, 1854, at 3 o'clock BuilEaaTOa
fronti' 10Th Alley tev aLd 9tn Stre.l. b i'l
low portion of the lot MT present ,ccnn;a '
Hill McCraw. Esq. Terms mnie known IN .Ioy .f' -.
dec 10 dtlSja BENJAMIN ] Drv,"e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
BY WIN. III. MOsBY, Auc,;o.oa.
Negroes al Auction,

an Saturday 5rning III l4lh inst a,1,.,,
~ will sell in front of my Store, yaln.il eOSh'
gross belonging u the estate of Henry Wade ,cc,e Ne
One woman 27, one Boy 10; One Boy l6. and :" WI
30 years CT age-Good Factory Hand., two Gil MAJ ~
and Ia years of '' Il
BY Order the Leeatcres.
Q. RICHARD PHELPS. Sale.
inn c.tIdinu @aes'hN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

Philadelphia Cattle Market, Jan. 2.
Beef Catte.-There were offered at the diff
ferent yards during the past week about 1900
head, with sales at 800 to 5000 per 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves.-There were sales of 100
So to $i5 for the former and to 54o for the lat
ter.
Sheep and Lambs.-Sales of the former at 50
to 81 81, and the latter at 81 so to $500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
NOTICE.

TFlIE Partnership of READ " Nj Am, II
h dey been dis, lived by mntual coi',i
qucnrr # he removal of Nh '. o,l,
name f .hr firm he,entisr Wi be ui'u a
the bu-incss. a persons OWins "'o, ~
clnirns M lin, tie firm. will s'tIIe tl'''
R','i wM. a re,
Inos P "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

II the Methodist Episcopal Church in Ninehes-
ter, 10 sell and convey certain property belonging
to the snid Church. was read third time and
passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

NOTICE IT. 7, NORMAN, Of thel lie rim oi
l Mouruan & Martin. would inf rm the blends md
cu.l MRS of lyu aie firm that he win continue the
Grocery and Commission Business
al the stand of NJ & NJ. ,whe he will maize every
exertion give Satisfaction his friends customer.
AMI he public generally
lie WI keep constantly IN hand large and well Sc.
i,ctld etock 81 GRO}EklES. DRY GOODS, sc.
- S,ecin 1'irutIan Ha ta iha SAFE on iotv ardu.c
at ,i accn.' = neat, Fnur. -. ~.
ian.t. Tiios NORMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
Wytheyille Female Institute.


X. w. NOWllN. Principal 81 Professor of NJ, al Phi.
losorhy and Natural Sciences,
Mr. ". II. MIRIcK, Professor # Music and Modern
Languages
Miss NJ A. MiRIoK Governess mud Assistant i, Mu-
sic and English.
Miss S. T. PENSIsGToN, Assistant in Engl fish and
French
Mrs f. s. NowLIN, Teacher of Drawing Painting
Paper, Wax, and Neede Work.
Miss L.. b. HUI Assistant in Boarding Depnitmen
FlNHE exercises will be continued through the Sch,
Il lnsc ycal of 10 ,aonlhs Tho next sessi m vii
therefore commences the st day of February and con-
linu, until the Both of June. The Institute is well pro-
vded with apparatus for the illustration Of the sciences
Musical Instruments ~. and the Boarding depart
ment is fitted up with far than ordinary comfort
Tenchers of experenc have been ed in ali the ,
partments. The emdn who has charge of the Ma.
steal department has had than IL years experience
a. tencher in Female Schools.
There are few vacancies in tne Boarding drpaIt
ment rot yet engaged for the Session.
All bnaricls over ID years OF required board in
the Institute.
TIE IN s.:
For Board, (including washing fuel and ligls) and
tuition in Academic Department, per 81 ssion of !
mnnths, .-.--.-.----- ----.-----.----..S 500 20
For same in primary de- urtment,. 10 90
Music and Ornamental breaches, extrn.
~ For further paric IMPLY for cutalogre- AL.
dress the Principal Wyheve. Va.
REFERRING ES-Prof G Harrison and w H. Me
Gufiey, d. D. University of Va. Dr.. A. Wade Henry
Col. T. J. Boyd, Wythevle; Rev. Il. w. q. Brow tie.
Tazewe, CT. Ho.; Rev Mr.. Kinckie Lynciburg or
any of my patrons.
jan q.dscw3w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
SSOLVTIO ON,

UNHE finn of NORMAN & MARTIN is Ills day
l. dissolved by mutual cousrrt. he name of the
firm will only be used in sttii9 up the business of the
concern. All persons havits claims against lite con.
will present them for settlement to. Thomas T.
Moorman and all persons in debt the concern. will
please coma forward and pay.
THOS. T. NORMAN
Jan end. 1854. JORDA H. MARTIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

OsT--Sunday lsi, on Nam or ChuTeh CIV
IL GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON. The hn'e'
rewarded BY leaving it at the Vnginian ofn'''
house Of the subscriber. orr
Jan 3 Is DEAlb En- "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
SOMETHING NICE Monl

- YIN n 1T M q NICE =" N0Nfarde Did-
- phdne the genuine Fr'nch Mn>iard so much ad-
nj ed for Cold Mcots. Oyster Stews Nr. The taste
ana i"v"r ut his Mustard Is every wa, superior to any
other similar compound fnr domestic rlppnses
Genuine English Musard. in bottles also on hand
ana tor sale ut lNO L. WRiGHT'S
n; thompson, Druggist. New Drug Store.
l0u9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
WI
Prices Of Stocks

City Bonds, par '09-so,es Sol 81
va. and TennR. Il Stock. par 100 lguar'td.) % o.
Citizen Say. Bank Stock, par 100. ......-.. 124 n
Iyach Hose and Fire lns Stock. oar %, 25 O
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
Office Citizens Savings Bank,

Office Citizens Savings Bank, !
IYseHBuRG Jan 9TH 1874. !
TISHE Board of Directors have declared dividend
l. Of Four per ont of the r'hfs oi Ibis la,l'ln'
ton for The last six mouihsp yabe 10 the Stocik"ld
rrs PEE srnaliy ihereg representatives., on AMI
after tie 18th instant.
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
THE following Officers and Directors were elected
fof the = .une wear:
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presi7en.
JOHN MCKINNEY. Treasurer
j. o. WILLIAMS, Secry d. Ast TreaSr.
DIRECTORS.
John Robin Mcdaniel, Charles H. Norman.
Timothy Fletcher Ge". w. Yancey.
John II. Tyrce, Chas. Slaughter,
John T. Davis. Robot Early,
John M Speed.
ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
ryBUsiNEss ImpORTANGE ba,

* rsudrred neeessHf3 II me- Ia slssh -"f.'"i
n.nIhs This inter II the South have my CtsnH1iss-
ion and oher lusnr-- in the hands of MY nrrhe" or.
William A. Tpai. Who will be assisted and yised by
my lfeni Mir Joseph b. Nowlin Ny frie Il. md eus-
TONERS are requested to rail- OF Item.
nav 81 /. WM r. SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
"h-'"N feihies, j. II, MARTIN, w. $. PETERS.
Nelson. Lynchbnrs. Nelson
PETERS, MARTIN & co.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
RichmOnd Va

iooioh s'iio I forwarding merchants,
Richmond, Va,
IENDEe Their services t. their lends acauninthr-
L c"s, and the Painters, Farmers and Merchant. of
Virginia and North Ca olina
= FOR TIE SALE OF
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN &c.
an for the purchase of GOODS, GROCERIES. GU
ANO, PLASTER, &c
iarucular attention will be paid to The Forwarding
OF 1onIs Groceries, Produce &c.
From their long experience in business their untc1
hnting cxeuion, they trust aud believe they
WI" DE aole 10 give satisfaction those who may cp6e
their business to their management
ohce on I3ih Street. opposite Shockoe Wa,ehnuse
Stoage House ON the Bnstn
REFERENCE
Judge Lucas Z. Thomson
aiessrs lmholen 81 McCue. Augusta
Gu N =. lives Albermare
III. caSsl Esa' Nelson.
F. in a. q liter n Lynchburg
s " .I9or. do
nun "a Preston, do.
Mctorkle d Jones' do
Acree g. MeClanahsn A.
Joseph H. Wilson, do
Iinsey, Taylor g. Co. do
A D. Fucker A.
Lee a. Johnson do
saunders 4 ~
j. a NJ TIolins ~
itngh Barclay, Lexington
~ IL AISLE, Augusta.
Hm Martini Chesterfield,
Jas cTyrc,
Jan 9-l6cts
1,"nnton Spectator, Dansil'e Register and Lex
ihetoa oizette copy unr month
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
DIS SOLD I'll u N,

HNHE firm Of G. & s. McKiHI ey is tins Guy ,5p
l. ed by mutual consent. All persons '" ,.,l,
the concern requested TO make an ear! .rc,r
OF their accounts ,and al claims ganst inc a,,r
be paii IN presentation. Th name ni ''.' I;,oal
be continued and used 10y either parlne:, II vtySE
5 II MCKINNEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
DI s 8 O l. u ITO n -.

II u l. IUN.
VENHE concern heretofore existing under the STYLE
d and fun OF Whttcnorc McNamee Il Co is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
H. S. WIlITTEMORE,
JAMES McNAMEE,
Jan 6, 1854 c. A. WHIfTEMORE.
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4 sAGxEAT MANY Of our Friends
DIS SOLUTION.

DIS SOLU TION.
IENHE finn q b. NOWLIN & co was dissolv
4 ed on the 2ud inst.i> muiu Il consent J. r. Nav.
la having pulc as,d of J. d Harvey his interest in
sad concern is alone authorized to wind IN the bust
ness and to use the nHme of the firm in Liquidation
JOS b. NOWllN
JahuAr, 1854. JNO. y. HARVEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
ONANT a. WALDRON re
TO THE PUBLIC.


u VIE undersigned who are carrying the plasler
L business IN the city f I4ynchburg and wen
take this method to inform their ola Patrons a,"i
all Others who may have anytng to do in their ara
they are obliged To advance the price Of work n
traction over former rates.
1t must be obvious To all concerned that great M
sity impel- us to this course.
No movement of this chararter was ever undrif
but that tmet the opposition of the rubr and ie
their disapprnb tion: Therefore we examined the Cd
very carefully upon which we hope 10 fix our et' /
public tuvor in this our present pos tim. The nPS
permanent adcance in the prices of all articles a
includ n. House rent, Taxes. &c, &c. but mae
cially in every descrptio of mnreria and labour
satisfied US that either had to abandon our comes
cherished associations, for 9TH locations that {"
proper inducements and reward. for lubour, Or aN /
the hands "fa liberal public the proper lemuns'A
for our services. This now do:
OUR RITES from this d,le will be thirty reHn
oil two cent work, and thirty five cent, for all uff
work. One coat work twenty five cents hn'hfa
the trowei Cornice. per square foot, 81 &C. ana 'p
running loot of ornamental work in cotnee' enc
ing. All outside work sturcoing wi be ~ De
lore hfiy cents per squire yarI. In coHe'u
wish to ad Tint no abatement be made 10
the prices, by either of US. without violating out
and honor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
COM MER(liI...

Iynehbarg Tobacco and wheat mrrh.'.
LyScHBURG, Jan. 7. ls54.
ToBAeCo--No operations.
WnEaT-Sl 35 To - 40.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETs-Dec. 81
Philadelphia Cattle Market. Jan. .

ToBAcco--l0 hhds. were sold at &c; IL at {
cents, and 9 at &c.
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS

AND sAIEs.-Milib be Iii -
II moi -old rrisntels beiore an iIe "a. ,.e 'ae
tnlfy NIX i'i.it the mex fair af@ IA.
Two valuable Tracts of I;,,p .e7l,e.
l. AND. one
lying IL the Comfy of Compl,.l AMI dt;,#
rad i"h'iing from New i.ondn L., [, ,i y tfp
ndt"inhg the lands of tieorge Yu,Ir y iiesad
lh'mn@ l. MnDfnan, John Mach. g. m hlf~,l
IRE sIt aed an both -idcs o Flat Great "a .'e itd.
NV L"ndon. Of camrb,l. CT llo.. & - NIL. II
poi. = At Wards Roai Turnpike ani 10 - "'e' Ds
and tire well watercl by srveral trbuta,ia f'eaaerz.
Tract Contains, bv recent survey me bprer
l63 1.2 ACRES. q
and the o.hrr 2sl 4 ACRES Unon b,,b II -
,.im".sr"n" Springs, RoOMY DWELL RS are bold
upon me smaller Iincta good SITE For M, md
The refs for 1884 will be inc luied i, will.
Tracts comain ! considerable portion -, =. ii
which mny he ensiy converted dn sxc,la, !, I;r'nhd
Further description is deemed u ,el.s. n =, "faios
To pmclInse VIII view far themselves r." y wishing
be .l""hby } b. L'it~ich. vino reside. } 9'fs will
OF irtn "les sOalh
Propositiols for private pur,ha.e viii, h.
eitlicf ,y m, sr Mt Bowling GlarAs Inn. p received
thu said Leftwir.h. -" oreek, or
TERMS:-G. ~ and Is months credi, -
from date-the purchasers giving bond. 'eFet
sccu ity. and the title retained until rho ~ pFi'"ed
purchase IN ,ncy is paid 'e oi the
:. oe.s ELiZABETH II. CLARK
u" eo''oo lhepublica. coyl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

uOHN HOLLlNS will continue The Croce
- ~ Business in the >tore hereiofi orrun,d
by }. & NJ. Hol in, where h. snlicts call lr,m ,bo
patrons of the late concern and the pnbhc geneaiv
inn 6.l&clm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09
Prime Retailing Cheese

100 FOXES Prime Retaining CHEESE ''
lVO pscicd for sale bow by
ian 6.1s,. LEE " w. '''' " Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-09

DAkLOkS MANTLES-Jusli eceiyed which
Il will be sold cheaper than the Iron Alanics can he
bought and . time suit purchasers-Put up without
charge. J. b. GADDESS & BRO
iau0 DIS