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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
psaIuh KiIbOurne's Estate

THE ubecrbers, having been appointed by the fsnor-
| able Probai. Court for the District u Washington
Commissioners receive, examine aud adjust all claims
Kibourne late of Montpelier in sad district decreased
and the of ak months from the eighteenth day Of
April 1854, being allowed by said Court tsihe creditors
said deceased exhibit and ptnve their respective claims
be, ore us-DO give notice that We will attend to The du
lies Of appointment at the dwelling house Of the late
RnIph Kibeurne, in Mcntpeer, in sstS Disstci the
aeh day Of June and nth day OF Ceeass asN at one
O'Clock In the afternoon, each Of said days
HENRY Y BARNaS, (comni..io,.r.
ALFRED PITKiN, "o""'sso"0'''
Montpelier. Aptil 10. A. ID. 1854. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
TO MERCHANTS

HoLLowAYs OINTMENT AND PILLS certain Cure for Erup-
lions and all Diseases of the SknExtract of letter from
MI j. Hird, draper Ready dated February l4th, 1861
ITO Professor Holloway, Sr-My child when three months
Old, was afflicted with severe eruption all the body
sought every aid and the advice of surgeons physicians
by all Of whom the considered hopeless then tried
your Ointment and Pills, and without exageraon the effect
was miraculous for in short time she restored to
feet health Mr. Bowden, boskseer Gainsburough or my
self would be happy to satisfy any inquirer truth Of
this statement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
WATER CURE.

DR. WALLS ESTABLISHMENT a, Concord, N. II
Is open Summer and Winter for the reception Of ps
tients. Inquiries concerning the applicability of thu
ent will bssnswered withou icharae. Prescription
for home treatment % ,0o
Concord, May ,is53. ly
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
Medical Notice.

nR. G. NJ. TOWN has located himself ~ Montpelier enc
~ mile from the village, for the practice Of nsdclns and
surgery. eiw4
Mcntpeisr, Jnns sh, 1884
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08

GALESA, Oct. 90, 1858.
Messrs G. E. Fisher & Co., Cleveland, Ohio :--Genemen
We have only three bottles of Emersons Hair Restorative
on hand it sells very rapidly and gives great satisfaction
we sold the first bottle to gentlemen aged &c. who called
few days after and delighted with it. 1t only caused
ms hair grow ares but changed the old hair its org
hal color This morning person called and purchased
second bottle he was quite bad snd reoces in new
growth Of good strong and natural hair We no longer hest
tate to recommend to customers being an
LIAR kEsToRATvEWe shall make large sales for you here
w think you had better send Immediately gross
We should have ordered sooner but did know we were
nearly out Very respectfully, your obedient servants,
DODGE BENTZ
sMITR& PIERCE, Agents, Montpelier.
G. e. FISHER 4 CO., Propetors,
81 superior street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Retail Price II, 90 per Bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08
Silks. Silks, Silks.

DtCH Plaid, Striped. ChangeabIe & Plain Dress Silks
LII for 81 12 conts from New York Auctions, this day
opened They cheap Is ss CENTS bu, they were
bought cheap and our customers shall have the advan
tage OF the purchase. Call soon. LYMAN & KING.
NAV 81, 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1854-06-08

Northdeld, VI, June |, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
BERMUDA.

Correspondence Of The ~ I. Tribune
BsRNUD, Saturday, Juae H. le'''
avail rnyscf of the departure for New-fo rk OF tue
schooner Earl Dundonad 10 state for the inor'hao "
the READERS Of The TaIBuxE that House OF Assembly
,oreed Yesterday to grant tire OF 400 year IN ad
If prorotipo steam communication between New-iork
and Dcmcrera by the way Of Bermuda and Baroaioes'
You NAV remember that the Legislature OF British tijuana
voted IN March lost the Of $40 600 year to any per-
SON mr. conpsny that sball Start and keep up steam
,,clet between the places aforementioned As Berinu-
ds nv This scheme il made of the stopping OF
tho contaminated steamer our House of Assembly has
,cr,ed 10 contribute far m the limited resources oil ms
colony viii admit toward praiseworthy an enterprise
Yon viii perceive that the Demerara and Bermuda
votes Of money for promoting steam communication BE-
tween tic West Indies and Newly ork make together Inc
sum OF 200 year, Ii is to be hoped that barbados
will also assist Should that colony do 80, the grant
would probably be augmented to about $1,000 or ssoO'
year-o On amount should hope, quite sufficient to IN
duco some of the enterprsng capitalists OF the tmtel
States England TO put steamer on The cohteihpiaen
line.
Great ANNOYANCE felt here in consequence of the Gu
nard Company having abruptly and without any warn
ing whatever discontinued running the Curew between
Gew.York, Bermuda and st. Thomas. The commercial
and travelling public have been treated most shabby by
this unceremonious proceedns'
The West India public anxiously look forward 10
Tie contamination Of the project which has orislha
with the Demerarians and it is anticipated that the
American public will respond with its usual liberal ana
enterprising spirit.
The Tariff of Bermuda is now undergoing revision by
the House of Assembly and it is probable there VIII
be slight advance of the rates of duty heretofore inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
THE, IRON YOKE.

To the Editor Of The y. y. Trtbvrs
SIR Ii ID d month or more since you granted me the use
Of your columns for the purpose OF propoundns certain
gu. ons the managers of OF our great national re-
,ious societies in which l asked for information when
would enable and other friends Of that Association 10
fix upon the right shoulders the responsibility OF most
violent Proslavery speech delivered by reverend divine
from southern State, in the name OF the Society," and
upon its public platform, at is last anniversary IN TINS
city The sentiments expressed in that speech and ap
pauded too by the audience were so arocous and nhu
man a. would have dsgraeed the Russian Autocrat to
utter or bis scrve vassas to listen TO with APPRECIATION
much more minister Of the holy Gospel end assembly
ofmon Of whom probably than nineteen in twenty
are Jealous professors OF the Christian religion and they
mus, have been read with shame and by good men
throughout the land and with e1uting joy b. the soul
drivers end their accompEces wherever the hdeous NON
.ter Slavery rears aOft her snaky heads h sng
herh defiance 10 Liberty ,hriceblessed GOODIES. and
to all who enlisted to do battle for Humanity under her
conseGrated banner.
IL seemed 10 ne, therefore that did well in asking for
explanation. that explanation was due the
coDs public, which has for long of years
tanned the Society in question By liberal contributions
OF money, and also what is OF equal Importance by IN
bounded confidence, due likewise TO the Society ITSELF
which should make haste 10 clear her skirts of the impata
ton 10 which she now stands liable, but which am very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28

tefcr, or after sunrise, is imp ssi5e. Yellow fever
daily sweeps away its victims from amo'.g the unacci-
mated.
Passing the jail this morning, observed a large
crowd OF persons around the WIDOW OF the "cala-
"hoose. naturally paused " inquire what was the
difficulty and found that se'eTal Of the recently en-
listed black and mulatto Sc iders who had attempted
10 desert were in coniiregient heard one 81 them
say throwing bis about. though IN passion
.Csrsyobai fool that have been was ] not free
"aGn, ard now that have joined 'he army, cannot
"eo where please, without being put in the Gala,
'boose and Tomorrow perhaps they will fog me
THE they do 10 us" rrioned another Is
"to shoot us"-and passed or ptying the poor TEL
lows for the misery in which they were involved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

To as Eds,er II TA ~ y Irresse ..,..,.
SIR; VIII YOU please inform why It IL thai the mos'
feouep,e the most 10 be admired and above ana over
nil e 10 be named the Square that bears the sacred haue
Of him who spared net his blood much less water To ms
children 70 give them life and lberywiii you tel me-
Sir why it that the fountain in this square presents 'e
dry scorch.dup appe that it does IL II % rei'
that the bears is dried uPf Thni inPossoe
that never befor there Is not child al LOe's ca"
pass through Wash Hgfon9uGe let the basin De ever 50
dry. but the venerable bears will cause fountains
of tears to freely How FOR the liberty anu blessings We en-
oy through him. the and fountain of them all Inc
authorities cannot off these streams Then why u
that the water which God has given in crest aoun-
dance and freely, cannot How in thi- fountain ~ IN
many others am told the engine= has sand himself,
that there many inches ofwatcr the basin than
there have ever been before. Water i al that wanting
TO make this the beautiful spot the island. Mr..
Nurrhv the 2, nteman in charge Of Lands aud Places,
certainly deserves much praise Tor the change made
in The sauare The beautiful newy-msde walks around
This square IN the shade OF the and the perfect
l.r In which those trimmed, sho" hs great
TASTE Is ell as udgme Of comfort His eye seems to pene-
,rae every spot where Improvement ~ necessary Tor TIE
long neg have taken his attention. anu nave oeen
raised much 10 the comfort OF those passing through his
SQUARE PARTICULARLY IN rainy weather, ana HDot @r ahd
sup,rseing all other nproy ements he has pe anywhere
il around the basins The eyesore-the 0reast-"orN io
il be called by other aame-the every day iaAeu
Of bank OF land thrown up around TINS OaSt" = ieup'e'
and most beautiful finish given, suitable 20 the place
and delightful 10 the eye. think, Sir Il would pay you
take look AZ this square, although * ye' NOT nshe
] am informed be ntenos YET tn add 10 i beauty Now
Sir will You please All III 10 bring about tie desired ehd
which BE- accomplished by the above named gen.
teman does belo2g his Department. by causing
the KEY to be applied and the refreshing 20 again
flow in this basin. CRAFTY the eye and refresh oar eS
haustiDg bodies By accomplishing this object, you con-
lasting favor ell living IN this vicinity ~ wen rs
81 mil; A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
THE. NEW LIGHT.
tn, n. Y. Tribune

To the Editor Of The ~ Y T,lrmes
SIR take the liberty OF calling your attention TO the
Calcium Light, for Lght-Houses recently perfected By
me after twelve years of laborious experiment.
have full sized apparatus now in working condition
on the summit Of the Observatory near the Crystal Palace
The light from this thrown from the focus OF large pa
rabooid in one pencil Of rays which revoye with the
fector around the horizon in seconds This
light made to repeat any required number by Occuta
ton in the following To give the number twenty
one the reflector revoved twice with the light burning
then by peculiar cement OF machinery, which IN
tend 20 patent; put the light except small point
of hydrogen snd revoye the reflector three mes then
light up again by the machinery and reyolye the
light once then put the light out and reyoye FIVE tines>
When the light reyolves twice flashes seen IN every
azimuh, in quick succession, then the interval OF dark
with again fash succeeded by still longer inter-
va of darkness. gives the desired number Any other
number be made by simply changing the cam wheel.
The intensity Of fash Of his light may be Inferred from
the fac; shat the shadow projected by u eleven mAes dis
tan j. equal 10 that from the moon IN iis hsi quarter
1hi. fact has been observed BY j. Greenhoagh, E-q.
Editor Of The 0secsae czrHs!, and Other citizen. of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-28
DIRTY STREETS.

To DC Editor Of Tie y. !. Tribune
SIR: In your influential aud truly popular journal you At
all times expose the dongs OF in power without any
distinction OF party. In OF the streets leading from
the principal avenues the dirt and filth just truly
disgracetu In Elevenh-st between Frstav. and Ave
nue. A. Firstav and Second heaps of rubbish decayed
vegetable matter and worse denominations meet he eye al
every step The police, feel assusd nave orders to look
after those things but do do The question s are
we safe from cholera 4 CoNsTASr Re ,DER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
NV Motto is &" Progress. "

INROM tine great increase OF business tie subScriner
j. has eninyed in the last six nths, he has been
cont led to add his ready xtensiv cstahli hmen
which lie has done by building OF the lurgast and
admirably arranged operating rooms in the UoIon
and .ay whou tear OF contra licinn. that he
has of Il largest and best arranged esbbllshnl
in hi, country and fac ties for the successful pr"'ecu
ion ofhis business possessed but by few, any, in this
State. With competent and accomplished assistants
dly far the largest stock of diguen enype materials
belourd in this place such of eve.y variety,
ifrsmesof the finest quality ard richest pltternsiew
eIry, fro up the finest quality made for
dagurneotypes he fla himself that e i, hett pre-
pued u meet thu wants of the publ; in such thing
tan any house in this place, from s. so to $2o 90.
A. to the quality his work. he .epls that it is too
well establishment demand or admit hOm him set.
recommendation h.. will only say that he chaer grs
COMPARISON with any only tnkcn in this place but
theworli.
With his pre,ent facilities ne is much better prepared
to take pictures Of chren and groups than heretofore
and would especially call attennn t. that department
In every case satisfaction guaranteed, no charge
made.
Fcwsof rrvae residences and other buildings and
scenery of eve description accurate! taken, spe-
clmerN ot which mey be seen. aud many others with
winch ll- galleries abound hy calling the sign Of tine
RAG, next door t. the Virginia Bank, Mau St. Lyn h.
oars, Va. OF at Masonic Temple Main St. Danve
va p. GIBBS, Propr' tor.
! S.-Pdst mortem and invalids promptly at
tende IL when requested
nt"c of all kind furnished to ii craft at thu lowest
tlsh prices. p. f. G.
1
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
u.uuuAutn TARu.Es.

FINnE suhsriib,rs having devoted ihe pst.onn ntlen
i ton for many years the mannisrtnre oi biL
LARD TABLES ara fully competent tn execute work
that will give entire sati.fneion the mos' t'sidi"
connsseur Being the mo-l extensive manufacturers Ia
the unon the, enabled In furnish superior table Mt
10 per less lhnn my other establishment IN the
cuuntry. which lnet they respectfully invite tie At
Ienon of buyers as nso To the csseAtnl imfuveme is
they hvr made in the construction and elasticity oil
cushions. Which they have hrnnl ht tn degree OF per
ircion attain ii by Always ON hhnd billinrd
tables with Marble aud Wooden beds, with large
stock of Cloths Rails Cues French Que lenthersf Cue
Wax. Pool Bnl Boards, Bagaleile Tobles, Silk and
Wmsted Pockets. nc. Order. by mail promptly NJ
tended TO. Old Tables rrou-honed by sending them b,
Express. GRlFFIfH & DECKER
Billiard Table Manufacturers.
apl ol,3m No 90 Ann II New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18

BIU REWARD
DAN nwny fromthc suhscrber on tho 18th May, n
Ii negro man named MIKE belonging TO Mrs -
Dance Of Powhainn county, Va. tn" snid negro Ia
bout f. inches high; well set; bncb-between % and
80 years nld he wcrrs Navy Gap, hi other clothing
mol remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered 10 me, section 10 Vn. ~ Tenn Rairond Pu
laski co. Va. or slD It lodged in Jail whee get
him. JACOB hUMBOUGH
jun8is
rY- Richmond Whig mud Buchanan Recorder copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18

- UGA e OE LEMONs.-Sasar OF Lem
) portable L-monul.-a powder put NJ il b Cans.
warranted to keep in any climate sPoon'nl or Two.
ided to elnss of ice forms healthy and re-
freshing drink. F,r salf by
July JOHN ". SEAY Co, Druggiss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18

RICHMOND.
DAPER HANGING, Ar.
i JOHN r RBGNAULT
PAPER HANGER AND UPllOLSrERER,
RICHMOND.
100 Main-st.. Richmond, Va.

100 Main-st, Richmond, Va,
W II vim iynchhntg, Va about the LIN OF Juy.wih
an assortment at the lar styles ot Paper llanRines
Borders, fue Buards. Sc md will remain u limited
Time ior the purpose OF pnprrine Rooms, Hhl Us
ENTRIES Nc, which he will gurnntce will be exe,u
ia IN style not he surpassed in this country.
ordels left III Mr.. Bishop the "Nafvrll House.
will receive ffnmp aitcrtion up IN his arrival
J. having removed To his lew ard elegant store,
lS0 MHn-st, woald inlnm the public thnt he has
On hand tn urge4t assortment OF guods IN hs ne
"i''red ia Virginia md requests examination ir IN
Ihse wis ing purc asc Ha stnck ennsis 4, par,
uf tfesch and American Gtd Silver Oak, Ghzed aud
Ungnz"d, Saiin aud Plain Paper and Bordcrs. feath
Beds Curled Hair aud Shuck Mattresses, Lounges,
Tete Teies Window Shades of every description, We
netian Blinds, Oil Clot' Halls, Rnems aud Star
wny Suin Damapk DaLaine, Lnre aud Muslin Curtains,
Corhi and Ornaments al every style, Bands, laaps,
Cords aud lussls, Velvet Brussel-, three ply and in
grHn Garpetngs, Chinese and Cocoa Mating ol every
width manufactured Ne Ac, nnd would rost eotluy
s'lieil the attention oil the uadc, before purchasing.
~ All orders Tor work goods in court. y
promptly executed. Jun % dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
TERMS.

n,rxI,N Is published daily at &c. aud semiweekly =
III Nl IN advance. No paper will be discontinued ex
M ou the ProprietOrs, until all arrearages shai
- .n paid :,
e ,r1sFNENTs inserted for so cents per squire of
lpf tor the first insertion and 81 cts for each con-
me- ordered inner form weekly, and then 90 cts
aaner % he charged for each insertion II the number Il
aatS Is not marked the s i be published till or
asrtr,n, anl charged accordingly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
Ninth Grattan.

NJ ANTED ANY one qualified 10 tdhe rhnrse "l
- and >uperincnd the dining room of a la'ge ho
se de~lrne IN .nyment, is requested to mako / own
py inc "ldres4ed to BOX SO.
June "a dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18

FINE SOAPS
4 OW'S BaOWN WiNui OR and Honey Soaps
IL TrHnsp rent Soap in balls. Musk Soap Palm do,
Transparent Soap in bars, fine old CASTLE Snap white
ana motte !. with Il great variety of other comm n
Snaps, for sale at JOHN =. WRIGHT'S
jm28 New Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18

sTEAM>nIps COMPANX,s

I MON STEAMSHIPS COMPANX's
- L.AE OF STEAMESR-FUR PHlLADEL
PHlA VIA NORFOLK The steamerh Irs~ p
Vrgma, Capuin David Teal siea.ne' S+stSseszs7sy-
mn, n,ylvania, Captain james Baymure steamer City nj
Richmond, Captain T.. Mitchell, One Of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for rhilad phia every
Monday and Thursday nj high water tourhing nj CITY
Point and Norfolk Give eight aud ina engera.
Returning, lruve Philadelp Ia every edneslny aud
Saturday, al 10 o'rlnck, A. NJ arriving Rnhmoni
every Tuesday and Saturday morning which days
they will d-cl arge their cnrgo.
These splendid steamers have been built expressly for
strength and speed. They provided with ''fmn is
Pa,ent Metallic Lite Bonts;' set first tables, ard
every attention is ppd by Accommodating Captains To
the comfort Of pHsseng and the protection oi ,ods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York 1st CABIN and found. ...---. 81
Philadelphia - a -..----.6
2nd cabin and not found. 4
Passenger for New York would insult their interest
by king this rou,e; for independent oi belng the
cheapest and ,afest il is by fu t,e most pl'a.,nt
Tolncconi-ts shipping To Pittshurg be acsommoda
Ia forward Q od- through with .tispat h.
For freight or pussaPe npnIy
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent.
On,le Dock.
2 S-All goods by this ne frnm Philadelphia will
be discharged Tuesday und Saturday. md after
they are delivered he walf shall be consd, red by
the Company the risk of the owners
mnr II dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
Old Dominion Line Canal Beats
BETWEEN TvNcrJpTTPc o. RICEMONT

DhIWbEN LYNCHBURC q RICFiMOND
WI ERCHANDlSE Il NJ. from he Mort lsS15z..--x xGi...k
- consigned u.s. nnd tohucco. pTn SS-s--zss-1-=~
ence, &c. shprel h, his line. from Lynchbug. fIr
%alded fee Of Com MISSION. Our bnais ,eave Lynch
pars Ind Rrhn ond ,vefy w dnesd,y aud Sat"rdoy-
0nr Lnmber-liouse is FIRE PfO )F building On the
na'in,in Rchmnn t. and prepared to receive PRO
ance, tobacco &c on storage, at the mo moderate
charge Merchandise &c. is subject to only one dfay
tge IN Richmond Fre ht carried at mary rutrs
EUSTACE & APPLEYARD,
= w. a. HORTON Ae at Lynrhburg office at MIR. b.
T. Nark"tts Lumber ! ouse, the Basin.
ap 29-dly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
GAS LIGHTS.


TI,llE Lyme burg Gas Light Company are now fully
L prepared To furnish Stores, Churches Factories
nn1 private nmies with Gas of superior quality
Whe hei consider the brliancy of the light its free
dom from erythlne cnlco drd roil rooms furniture
orcarpets lie che pness it is far superior any ohe
light in We beg ienve invite attention To the
following rocommp ndbti0n Of few of those WHO haye
tested lis gunlitles
The ,aersgned, who ng Gas manufactured nj
the Lynchburg Gas orks, take pleasure in recommend
ing citizens M nrge, being better cleaner,
aud cheaper than any other lht have used consider
ing the amount of light obtained
Roberl Early Stgle. MeEllerry & Co,
+ a. Atkinson, Baker avey,
Simpson x Bro, Burroughs Shlfer, & Co,
John T. Wright, b. Il Sumpter,
Philip w. Payne, Glass d Raine,
Jno. q. Meem, J.. l. Dudley,
VIM Sitter. N Il NJ Guegenheimer,
Acre. d. McClnnahan, c. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, Wm b. c. Fisher
q NJ Rucker r Stnbcr x Co.,
r. Il. Gibbs "i-tee of \ A. Boyd,
Baptist Gu. .rch, w. I A dersol & Co..
Rosser Il Cawthon, Hornrr, Watson 4 Co.,
Norvell House. Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Preston.
Chas +. Lee Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House. Gen'l Sup. of r r.,
W. ". LEFT wici & Bro, Fretwc g. Hall,
Washington House, ID B. PaYe,
D. A Langhorne, Hat, her n Logwood,
Jas NJ Boyd. }Wardcns of st Psul's
Sam. w. Shelton, }Church.
Those wishing TO introduce Gas a certain the
and any other Information respecting IT, by apply
ngto T. @. HOPPER, SUI erinte ndent.
may iS dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
CARDS.
NOTICE.


I eau he ionnt at my uhce, iruln 8 o'clnck A. NJ 10
IL O'Clock Z NJ. ready, when not oflc uy engaged I,
Il" any writing in the way ui preparing deeds
wlisand olhe Instruments, Foreigners desirous of be
coming natnrazed will beattende to
'pl 22' dts WM. d BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
For Baltimore aud philadelphia.

BY STEAMER BELNIUEKE.
Leapes Richmond epcry Tuesddg al o'clock 7
.s1a TIL Il large and Steamer d Il LVl re
Sss& Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon
hy, and up the hour of | o'clock P NJ every Tuas-
lny. Tor the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. pit4hurg Cincinnati and the
south aud Wo-t gencray will 6nd this the chcnp
st and most expedition foi freight, apply In
LUDLaM X WATSON, Richmond, Va.
Iniv IL dfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-18
Plated goods.

T,ABLE CASfOkd. Waters, Tall and Chamber
Candles "a k. Shutters Tuy., Forks, Spoons, &c,
a large supply IN hand, for sale cheap, by
,nny % GREGORY y ROYALL.