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SALE OF PROPERTY.

an THE 21st day of December next, will sell at pub
Oc auction all the perishabe property of the estate of
the late James G. Jefeys, consisting of household and
kitchen furniture stock of horses cattle hogs sheep
and will be continued from day to day until all is sold
Terms six months credit the purchaser giving bond and
security before the property is removed.
In addition to the above will also be sold close
rage buggy two wagons cart and yoke of Also,
his interest in his mothers DOVER and the remaining por
ton of his property advertised by Peterson Dunn Trustee
consisting of negroes and land after said satisfied
Also, various other articles too mention.
NJ HARDIE JEFFBEYS,
Admir-.
Nov, 1854. 2-td.
The Register and the Spirit of the Age will till day.
and forward accounts immediately
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u.n1tb of NJ, OrLenns

: New ORLEANS, Nov 81. The weather is cool here
with sheavy frosts The deaths during the week
number IT'S, including only 6 from fever 4
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The LAST OF THE ROMANS 1t turns out that in
the Legislative House of Massachusetts, State
which always voted Whig and from which the De-
mocrats never expected anything-only one Wing
is elected, counterpart to the single Democrat
elected. According to the Boston Post, the House
stands
Democrat ....................... 1
Wing.
IlePuoHCaii :''. -. ''' :. .. oc1
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THANKSGIVING DAY duly observed in this City.
Labor generally suspended, and Divine service
was performed u the various churches.
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ELECTION JUDGE. Hon. Samuel j. Person, of
Wilmington, on Wednesday last elected Judge
of the Superior Court by the two Houses of the Cen
eral Assembly. He had no regular opposition and
his vote was large and fattering Judge Person, it
will be recoected, was recently appointed by the
Guvernor and Council, and has been on the Western
or Mountain Circuit where he has given much sat
isfaction.
ELECTION OF COMPTROLLER. George w. Brooks,
Esq, of the County of Person, on Tuesday last
elected Comptroller of State by the two Houses
of the General Assembly for two years from and
after the LIST of January next. Mr.. Brooks possess
es all the qualifications necessary to render him
good officer. He is sound and consistent Democrat
IRON FOR THE ATLANTIC ROAD. The last New
bern News says: " Wcare gratificd to state that
the portion of Iron for the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima Rail Road, shipped per Schr j. NJ Taylor, ar
rived this morning and is now being delivered Hur-
rah for the Rail Road and its worthy and efficient
President! who is using every exertion to push
forward this important. enterprise" @ IS
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KW Ely WANTED.-THE UNDERSIGNED,
lvA having qualified Executors to the estate of Will
liam Hodge decd request all persons who are indebt
ed to the above estate to make immediate payment,
they will find their bonds in the hands of the Sheriff. and
all persons, who have claims against the estate, TO
the according to law and in the time the law
prescrbes this will be plead in bar of their recovery
NJ. c. II. A. HODGE, Ex's.
Nov. "a, 1854. 2-3t.
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The two counties not included will probably swell
the aggregate to 46s,000, or thereabouts.
Washington Union.
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New Bakery and Candy Mandatory.
"R RS. HI A DIE DESIRES TO SAY TO THE
lvApublic that she has recently employed superior Ba-
ker and Candy Maker. She will keep constantly for sale
Cakes and Candies of great Variety,
and prepared orders for cake for dinners
and parties Families and hotels be supplied with any
kind any quality of desserts.
She will fill orders Candy at wholesale and forward
it to any part of the State.
Raleigh, Nov 90, 1854 3-tf
IMPORTANT SALE!
II WILL SELL ON MONDAY, THE 18TH DECEMBER
at the late residence of James Hinton Decd crop of
Corn and Fodder bales Cotton about so head of fat
Hogs four Mules Horse, four horse Wagon several
Mich Cows woke of Oxen, Ox-cart, DC, &c.
Also: Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms made known day of sale.
-ssss ~ = . JSO. d. POWELL, Err.
Nov. 80, 1851 a>-. r- ..f.. ! - :. I'D
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DOARDING.-H.. PENNINGTON, WHOSE RESI-
ED dence is Squares West of Yarboroughs can
comnodate six or seven more gentlemen with good board
and lodging apartments during the session of the Lega
TUE. His terms only 81 OU per day.
November %, 1854. 2--2t.
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ROLESVILLE ACADEMY.

WYE HAVE SECURED THE SERVICES OF THE
w Rev s. r. TRAw1cK to take charge of the Roles
vile Academy The Spring session will commence the
18th of January, 1855, and continue twenty-five weeks.
studies in English s1o and Classics SIS.
Young men and boys be prepared fer the first cas
in College for ordinary business.
Board be obtained at Sc so per month in the best
families
Students will be charged from the time they enter No
deduction will be made for absence only in Of protrac
ted sickness.
1t is very desirable that all who wish to stand we'll in
their class should be the opening of the session
Promptness wi II be absolutely required. Particular pains
will be taken with the moral well the intellectual
training of the students.
JOHN NJ. FLEMING, Sec'H
November 90, 1854. 1-3tw.
Spirit of the Age copy weeks.
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& 500 REWARD.
p Il o CT Il II Il TT o ".

Raleigh, Nov. 20, 1854.
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The wings and abotionists have eighteen men,
bers elect of the Senate In addition, they have the
control of the legislatures in Iowa. Indiana, Illinois,
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and New York. and may
elect six senators in those States increasing their
force in the Senate to tcenty-f our The New Hamp-
shire Legislature, which will have to eject two sena-
tors, is yet to be chosen. The senator from Missouri
is doubtful 1t will be seen, therefore, that the
democrats ola handsome majority in the next
Senate. Of the thirty-four democrats certain to be
members of the next Senate, all but four-the two
from Rhode Island, Walker of Wisconsin, and Hous-
ton of Texas-were in favor of the Nebraska BILL
There will be certainly thirty votes against any at
tempt to disturb it from the democratic side of the
House. The wings we have marked with a star are
in favor of the bill-nne in all-which added to
the democrats, make nearly two-thirds of the next
Senate opposed to the repeal
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GRAHAM INSTITUTE.-THE SPRING SES-
" sion of this School will Monday the Sth
Of January under the instruction of a. G. Anderson
Principal with competent Assistants yet be selected
Board per month, $50
Tuition for the higher branches, 1870
lower {" 1000
P. A. HOLT, Sec'y.
November %, "a. 105Q-w6w.
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Thirteen Likely Negroes for Sale.
4 STOUT FELLOWS. ONE WOMAN AND
IL IL little girl also six mules. Said property will be
sold public auction, in Linconton, Wednesday the
goth December 1854 credit of months with interest
from date Notes payable the Bank Cape Fear Branch
at Salisbury.
SLADE, HENDERSON & co.
November 2e, 1854. 105e-atw.
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JOS. X. MARRIOTT,
.ttorneY and Counsellor at Law.

RALEIGH, N. C.
WILL practice in the County and Superior Courts o
Wake, Johnston and Nash.
~ Office up stairs in the building occupied by q. B
Smith
Raleigh juno "a, 1854. ~ 162s-wy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
Democratic Meeting in Wdshiagtoa-Distu

Democratic Meeting in Udshiagton-Distur-
baaee-Prematare adjournment
In accordance with a previous notice in writ
ing, the Dem crats Of Washington, and all
those friendly 10 equal laws and equal rights, $
10 meet tor ''the purpose of organizing an asso-
citation in opposition 10 the enemies Of civil and
religious freedom several thousands of pcrson,
assembled on Wednesday evening, on the YES
tern side OF Garnsi' saloon, in that city, wherein
platform had been erected. ornamcntcd with flags
\ fine band Of music performed several airs, in
GLIDING ''Jordaa'S hard road to travel" A tele-
graphic dispatch to the Baltimore sun gives the
following account of the proceedings:
The assemblage was immense. filing the en-
tire square. Colonel Berrctt, postmaster, was
appointed chairman, with nineteen vice presi-
dents aud five secretaries
a committee reported resolutions DECLARING un-
wayerng attachment to the constitution, repudi-
ating Know Nothinei>m and all other secret as
s5ciations, discarding former differences between
wings and democrats. ard urging all to now
unite IN one common cause in support Of the CON
.stitutiOn.
The report also approved the coarse of the
administration, and expected the Departments
to be purged of Know Nothings.
During the reading of the report. the sccreta-
~ was frequently interrupted 10y individual vol
ces, but without reply wing.
The report having been read, the chair intro
dnccl Hon. l'hos. b. Florence. but before he
could speak word such scenes of hown~
laughing and ridicule were evinced, with liked
determination 10 defeat the proceedings, that
the chairman. with his characteristic urhanity
appealed to the crowd Us gentlemen, citizens of
Washington, to give the distinguished speakera
respectful hearing. For moment the clamor
subsidized, and Mr. Florence commenced, but at
the close of the first sentence thtzuproar was re-
oumcd with greater violence, and continued for
some time.
Col. Florence calmly retained his position,
when Daniel Betclitio, Esq, advanced, and in
terms of severity reproachpd the Know Nothings
for their determined persevering Efforts to pre-
vent member of Congress and stranger from
being heard. All, however, of no avail, the
clanur became more yoeiferous; meanwhile the
democrats and others assembled under the call
remained perfectly passive.
Justice john ID. Clark voluntarily sprung for
ward, much excited and gave his view of Know
Nothingism, which were received with great
merriment. He called on the Mayor and police
10 preserve order. The confusion continued to
increase when, on motion of Mr.. Retcliffe, the
meeting adjourned until 3 O'Clock next Friday
afternoon.
The vast crowd then dispersed quietly, all ap
Tarently astonished at this successful effort TO
suppress the liberty of speech before such an au-
dience, with such an organization and orators in
the great metropolis of the nation without per-
sonal violence.
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THOMAS NOWLAN,

Sign of the Eagle, Sycamore st. Petersburg, Va,
Il EEpS constantly ON hand the largest eheapest.aut
IN best assortment of Watches Jcwelry, g lid Pens,
Hrretacles Sc be found in Voombraring Gold Paien
Lever Horizontal aud Anchor Watches ranging in price
from $25 500. all warranted give satisfaction
he will excl ange them. Also large assortment OF Da-
mani. Pcn aud Plain Rings, Breast Pins. Enr-Drops,
Ladies' Neck md Chdtelain Chains Gents Fob and
Nest Chu., Bosom Sleeve aud Collar Buttons, Brace
lets. Gold Prnes &c, &c; aso. very large assortment
oi Silver Ware embracing Table Tea. Dessert, Salt
pud Mustard SPOONS, Table md dessert Forks, Soup,
GRAVY aud Cream Lndlo Pickle Knives aud Forks Cake,
Butcr and fu Knives, Silver Goblcs, Cups, sc. &c,
el warranted pure sil,c equal Coin Any kind of
Jewel manufactured al tho shortest notice Watches,
cloet7, nm 1ewery repaired by competent workmen.
md warranted Ia give satisfaction Give him call If
You wnnt good aud fashionable jowcry and wish your
Watch to- keep gnod Il ne.
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lat AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
Sycamore ST. Petersburg Va

VppOSHt Ihe COuFT HOUSE.
YssThc snbarrihers tai,e plenaurc In notifying -
ri the Merchants of Virginia and North Caro-1 >
Inn that their stock Goods for the season has been
received. aud they prepared their
omtrr, "nd ohes nal Yisi, this market to lay In
their Fall -nppiies.
II ia trowo lmt we hive always kepth large and
rird nseortment OF Good. in line and viii only
adj that our stock the present is unusually
large and we'll assorted selected entirely from Mnnuac
arfs in person y the senior pnitncr whose experience
ii htleon y,nrs enabo him make such selections and
sueh III insure sacccsslu competition with
AMY J1hbing lpusr North o. South
sep 9.t- MAJOR K. MOORE.
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Death Of Two Bishops Cholera n,
Pittsburg.

NEw YoRK. Sep 22.-The Cunarl steamer
Arabia left Liverpool September 9th, aud arrived
last night ut her wharf. She brings three DAVIS
later intelligence than that by the Atlantic.
The refusal on the part of Russia To aecede to
the propositions ofpeace bv Austria is confirmed.
The Russian troops were ordered to retire be-
hind the Pruth, awaiting the course of events,
whether hostile or peaeeable The Russian
Cabinet however, in their recent sitting, did not
decide this refusal of the Car as IL casus beiii
against Russia, and consequently Austria main
tains her present position. meanwhile awaiting
the result of the contemplated attack ON Sobas.
tpol.
There are negotiations Matching between Aus
tria Prussia and the other German States, with
view of new propositions for peace.
u Is stated that the Emperor Nicholas is about
to proclaim his tiird soA King of Holland.
SPAIN.
Our ambassador at the Court of Spain has left
Madrid for France.
FROM THE BALTIC.
Dispatches from Dantzig announce that Sir
Charles Napier would leave Ledsund, on the 9th,
with the Gladiator Cumberland and Belle Isle,
for England
FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liperpooi, Sep 9.--Cotton has slightly de-
clned. Wheat Is Flour advanced Is. Corn
declined Cd
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FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
4 MOTHER EikIl

a zen y co.'s t,all1ers ratcnl.) SALANAN-
DER SAFE SILL NlcrORIOtS.-Thc following
eernhrnie ,eleetH non beeau,c 5 L. boat b4t be-
eaus" 1t - the last that MS hapa shows tie ,-
Prort qualities - those Safes
Nv Orleans AUGUST l6ti, 1871.
MEssRs. STRAINS MARVIN. New fofa;
Gcntic men.-in the sraat tire which occurred htre
the 9th inst ou store competed, consumed
The Hdmes uosn the crag stofc opposite up.
rapidly that we lad hafely LOCK NJ ou hooks
ani make e.ruoe through the hat. door. Our 4aa
of Yum Rich \ Co Suunandrt " iuei Pat
ent) and although tie ire the hottest thepe
heirg large quantity # liquors, Oils mud Other mor.
ehandi~c stored ia the building yet tue hnaks nrd papfrs
out unniurcd except hat the binding was siehy
steamed Ne are pc, Getty satisfied iat your Safes
FlRr In a., and Ne snal' proc another Of the
same kind haats &c,
T., N DALEY g. co.
Arge supply Of different sizes ot The a'oyc Saies n.
ways ON hand. Jon,r' Worlds Fur Lock- Of WHICH W.
sole proprctor- tar th niicd SlHtes, lae', Pow
der Proof Luck Day 4 NeNell| ramutuplic Lock, aud
other celebrated Lock mp el Saas may he rlr.
ierred. Bunk Safes md jewelers. Safs. on hand or
I AIDE 10 order. 5THARN5 & MARVIN,
"a y li6 Nuer Stect. New intk
Sole manufacturer % Snlana, deI Safe, combining
'Nildcrs Patent ami skieh'- Patent
sep S-2m " II Menl
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New Cash Store,

V7iIE subscribers have ussnciaed themselves under
L the sly lie and firm of John It Davis & Co. for the
purpose of conducting general Dry Goods Business
in the city of Lynchburg, and have taken the LARGE
IRON'fRONf STORE formerly occupied by John r.
Davis, where they receiving and opening u
large and carefully selected stock OF Fall and Winter
Goons, embracing every article usually found in Dry
hocd- house. to which they respectfully invite the
'en"p If the friends aud the public confident they
are prepared % offer mud ot.fpctorv rdurenen-
IL nj purehp,crs. John 7, DAVIS
JANE =. SCOTT.
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PosT OFFICE MATTERS N VIRGIN1A.-The site
of the Office at Mcfarland, Luncnburg county, is
changed to the store of Messrs. Maddox & Barnes
and Mr.. Asa G. Barnes appointed postma ster, vice
Jesse Brown, resigned Post Office at City Point,
Prince George unity, Va, is discontinued.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

ARRESTS FOR PARrIcIpArIHG ~ THE SLAVE
TRApE.-ILe y Y. Journal Of Commerce Of We'd
nesday evening, says:
The L. :. District Attorney, Mr., Mex aon this
day caused James Smith captain of the brig Ju-
liza Moulton, to be arrested IA charge of having
conveyed 600 slaves from Africa to Cuba in that
vessel, on her last voyage He committed
for examination. William c. Valentine Il mer-
chant of this city,wa also arrested, charged with
being concerned in fitting out that vessel, in this
port, for that voyage. lie was required to find
bail in S20ooo, in default of which he was
mitted to prison. If the information we have OBJ
tanned is correct, it would appear, that since jan
uary last the fitting out of vessels for the slave
trade has been Il regular business in this city.
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Afrit al ofiiie Arabin
THREE DAYS LATER PROM FIrRopr

haSs'a firm IN her Refusal Of Propositions for
fedee-Aastria, Prussia aud German States
me@tafmg on negotiations admiral Napier
about taxing an Excursion Home II titnIay
Mug Of HoHdad-SoHie IN France Cotton
DeefiRed- BrcadstuGS rasciIl1fjnp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

DEATH OF AN EMINENT MAN.-John w. Tay
lor, at one time Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States, died at Cleveland
ON Monday.
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Mar York Uhio. State Conrentiop.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 20,-The Wing State Com
vention has been organized by the election of
Henry j. Seaman. temporary chairman. \ com
mittee was appointed to report officers of the
meeting. The attendance was full. The Know
Nothings are thus far ahead. Its rumored that
the convention will adjourn till tomorrow with
out action. The convention has taken recess
SECOND DISPATCH.
SYRACUSE, sept. 90 ernoon Session.
Saml. 6. Andrews, Of Monroe, was appointed
permanent President, with numerous Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries. After various PROPOSE.
tons and considerable discussion as to the ap-
pontment of committee on resolutions, the
subject was tabled, but was subsequently taken
up and Il committee of one from each judicial dis
trct nominated.
The Convention then took recess until Z
o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

CHARLESTON, Sept. ga depateh from New
Orleans stated that the yellow fever is ON the in
crease in that city. There is no abatement il
the ravage of the disease at Savannah.
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LynchbUre Fema'" a." oft,

fENlE TWENTY FIFTH SESSION OF thi4 In,litu.
Il ton will commence the lfa day Of september
We viii be "repared 10 accommodate Fifty Bunrder-.
torlarher particulars concerning tie price of Board
Tuitlnn. &c Circulars will be furnished to any one On
apPicati"n at the Book Stores Of Mrssrs. Payne &
Christian, mud K. \. Williums or at the Seminary
la addition 10 tie number already sold we now offer
for sale FIFTY SCHOLARSHIPS
sep l.asc1m MISSES GORDON
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san Francisco, CnsiiOrnia.
81 Rs u EsE, III \ Va AZ a l. LIE N
Commission Merchants.


PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID To
SALES Or TOBACCO,
And Consignments direct from the Virginia
Manufa tureIs solicited
~ Our Business Is strictly Col8-.1ol. ue,rr de-
parting from il under M Circumstances. PROMPT It.
turns made
REFERENCES. y. y A La,raree \ Co.,, Il 5stoa;
Allen 4 fHNson, and Patterson. Asnm. a Co. Ar,y
York; Courtney ~ Gushing, Baltimore, nav, 1T.
Alru d Co, Edmond Davenport y e.. I.uiIuH ~
Watson mud Crrn-hHw " Co. hlthmou,it McGofkle
\ Joaes ArDanicl, Hun \ Preston, mud hllei \
Gten>huw Lynrhhme
N.B--Me-sr. Elmond, Davenport 4 Co K olr
moud and Alien 4 PaXson, Now York. wall attend To
an. business, transactions Tor the House
aug 9S-.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

MAINE.-It is now thought that Morrill, vii
lack one thousand of an election by the people, tC
the office of Governor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

Four runaway slaves from Loudonn county
Va, bound North, were arrested in Washington
county, Md, last week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

LIEUT.. jolly PROMoTED.--We see it stated
that Lieutenant Jolly, OF the British Navy, who
had. the passage with Commander lloliins at san
Juan, has been promoted to the rank of command
er.
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t'Al!. .s.a,

G. 4 +, @. JAMES 4 CO.
Hnvc Just received n large md commanding stock of
fresh aud scnsanabc
English, French, German and Irish Goods
OF the lhes importation, aud newest and hnndsomost
drisH, add tom the various manufacture, ia his
cuuutry tycry desert ton OF mcroan Dir, Goods rnk-
Jug their stock oi the lorgcst und best selection.
offered in tbs market Their stock of Dress Goods
Cloih Ca-emefr- ~ osris. Ehnncls aud heavy W ool-
ems Tor Negro 81 lhiug, VII h. found particularly ut.
unctiyo. Cu.h buyers and prompt dealers will find ii
greatly To their interest To give II call nore lurcia.
ing cauand will sell low m similar esab-
lishmrni IN TN urtcd Htaes.
". q. \ Il. q. JAMES L. co.
Importers y Whole, lo Dealers in Dry Guods,
a few door abnye Powelrs Hotel, Petersburg, Va.
sep R-,lSrlu,
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Dissolution.

ffNHE Copnrtuership heretofore existing under the
Il style ind firm Of VIM T. Green & Co j.
hercby dissolved by mitual consent
All person, indebted In The requested to
come forward and 50 tic with VIM. T. Green who is
a,uc authorized the Of the frm in lquida.
lion. WIN. T. GREEN d co.
Aug. lst, 1851.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

COLUMBIA, QA.,) Sept. 20-The cholera has
nearly, if not quite. disappeared from our town.
Public alarm has entirely subsidized.
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hNHE subscriber tenders his thanks l- friend md
the public for the veiy liberal patronage bestowed
% him. ard solcits continuance of the the
New Concern of John T. Davis Co, feeling coniideH
they give satisfaction. their stock is entirely
having sold my stock al auction JOIN T. DAVIS.
10 L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-23

4wfut Railroad 4ccident-7hirty persons baay
injured Pomder Explosion, &c.
CINcINNATI, Sept. 2o.-Nhe the eleven o.
clock train from Dayton,on the Cincinnati, Ham
iton and Dayton railroad, nearing the depot
in this city, running round curve, the two hind
most passenger ears run off the track and fell
an embankmcnt ten feet high into the canal,
resting bottom upwards. Thirty persons were
badly injured. No one was killed as far as as
contained.
At St, Louis, on No,.das morning, between .
and O'Clock, building temporarily employed
a magazine far fire work was struck by light
ming and exploded, destroying the building and
killed two men who were sleeping ON the premis-
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NOTICE..
Office Of the Virginia & Tennessee r. Z. Co.

Lynch5arg, Sept. 18Th 1851
1--WE 9TH annual meeting of the StocShol crs Of the
Virginia d. Tennessee Il. Il. Company viii be held at
the Office otthe Company, in the cy of Lynchbng on
Wednesday, the 21h day Of October next.
WM. II. HUGHES, Sec'ry