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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03
Dr.Hastings' Compound Syrup ofNaptha.

A POSITIVE CURE POR CONSUMPTION DE-
"A cline. Asthma, aud all Diseases OF the Chest and
Lungs. a .lnge bottle will prove its efficacy. Hereto
fore ali regular practitioners laced consumption amongst
the ncmabe diseases; nd such, the hospitals of all
cilics declined receive patients persons afflicted
with il. Happi y. however discovery has been made
which disnrms Consumption If its t"rro's, by placing
it entirely under l. For the truth of all we
say, we refer of the eminent Physicians of
Hospitals in Anne lea and Europe, whn now. through
the aiA Of DR.. Hasting- NAPTlIA SYRUP. recognize
Consumption durable. and daily rejoice in the return
ing health AMI strength of those for whom before lis
discovery, tn could have expected hoped for
no succor but lie grave II is in fact the only prepare
ton ever known have succeeded in arresng tie for.
nation of tubercles in the Lungs, in revolving those
already iolmeI. For Aahaa. Coughs, Night Smeats,
Splitting of Blood Difficulty Of Breathing and Soreness
of Me Chest HASTINGS NAPTHA SYRUP, by at
graphing with the of the disease stands be-
fore nil known s and Is operations in all case
speedy that pat begin feel its beneficial ct
fects room after the first secoi dose.
We mieh fill IA volume with certificates, bu simp-
|, ask for sing trial of this medicine. Tor
fdent that there is person suffering from any dease
of the lungs but will find immediate benefit and spec
dy fr I'm it,
tV9 For sale in Lynchburg the Propretors 7r,ces
wholesale and retail by r. LYMAN
JOHN II, SEAY & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

LATER FROM HAvANA.-The steamer Empire
. ty arrived at New Orleans on the 2lst, with
avana dates of the 18th. The x-Captain Ge-
aal, Canedo, embarked for Spain on the 18th.
|he new Captain General is said to be tall, fine
poking man, with the usual amount of nous
hche and whiskers. Mr.. Clayton, the U. S.
consul having resigned his office, the duties de-
tlved upon Col. Robertson, the former acting
}onsu
The following intelligence indicates a dreadful
pndltlon OF society in Havana.
j "a slave in Havana, on the 18th, killed his
aster and then rushed into the street, and be-
Pre- he could be arrested, stabbed two other per
pms fatally.
On the 10th, beautiful lady, Sonora Dooris
'teriona, while passing from her carriage to the
Per OF her house, in one of the most frequented
reefs OF the city, was confronted by Don Hen
60 Martinez, who had followed her carriage,
~ without word stabbed her to the heart with
Posnard which he had concealed upon his per-
H. and before he could be arrested by those who
messed the horrid act, inflicted wounds upon
mset' Of which he died the next day at the hos
tai San Juan de Dios Both of the parties be-
nSed to the upper circles of Havana. The
nole OF this bloody affair is wrapped in the ut
ost mystery.
,aidez, who murdered his wife, the beautiful
a'las Demlngues, is likely to get clear on the
round of nsanity.
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ilr;l-as JAMES RIVER CANAL.

FARE FROM LYscHBuRa. FARE FROM LYscupuRG.
To Richmond, $3.50 To Lexington, - 25
To Charlottesville, . SO To Natural Bridge, $50
To Cumberland CHI 25 To Buchanan. $50
Our Packet Boats leave l., nchburg daily ut ,. NJ.
Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond second A.
NJ ut 5, connecting there with the Northern und South
Cnrs enving NJ A. NJ. and Steam Boats down the
river. leaving ut A. In Lynohburg, supper will be
provided the Boats for Passengers coming In on tho
Tennessee railroad Cars,
Passengers for Charlottesville will take the Tpesdoys
Thursdays and Saturday, Boat, arrive In Scotcsvlc
lext A. Nj a, u o'c.ock, and in Charlottesville at
3 =. NJ.
TIL, Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchnn-
nm, "il lea Lynehburg Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
dnys,at 81 NJ. Returning leave Buchanan Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridnyt, a % A. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND d. DAVENPORT.
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HOUSE DELEGATES.

The House met Friday-Mr. Speaker Crutch-
field in the Chair There was considerable III
,rease of members but still not n quorum. Sirfy-
III we're present-wa wanting eieren ola quorum
Mr.. Martz objected to any business being trans
[etrd unless there was the constitutional number
[souisite for business present The House imme-
L,ely adjourned.
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The JERSEY CITY BANK RoBBERY.-The New
York Express of the 9th, gives the following
Recount of the discovery of the money robbed az
bout three months since from the Mechanics and
Traders Bank of Jersey City:
On the Goth, Dudley j. Gregory, Jr,, about to
10 to fireman's procession in Elizabethtown,
rent into the room of young Mr.. Fox, the son of
he Cashier of the Bank and took his iremans
Zap. The Foxes and the Gregories were so in
innate, that there was nothing thought of taking
UGH liberty. When young Fox had heard that
Roung Gregory had gone on with his fireman's
Jap to Elizabethtown, he Immediately started af-
|er him in the next train-and meeting the per-
Jon whom the cap was taken for, and on whose
bead it was he forthwith took it off--without any
eremony-and took from it but not unobserved,
be amount, about 10000, which he had secret
in his cap.
1t is stated that Mr.. Fox, the cashier, had made
\ the loss some time ago to the bank, because
be keys were taken from his own house-but
ad no suspicion of his son. This robbery, oc-
burning among parties SO highly respectable, has
treated much excitement
The Express of the 2Sth states that Mr.. Fox,
be younger, denies explicitly that there were
| 1000 in the cap-that he only took therefrom
100, which he had placed there for safe keeping.
N examination of the matter was to take place
Thursday.
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900 SLAVE Laborers wanted

Hnn SLAVE LabOrerS Wanted
AOO The Jumes River and Kanawha Company
wishes hire for the ensuing year, one hnnred and If
tn able bodied Negro Men work the repairs of the
Canal, between Richmond and Lynchhurg, and fifty t.
work on the construction of dam ut Mai lens Adven
Comfortable Shanties and house-bonts will be pro
yided and the hands will be well fed and clothed
Medicines ard Medical will also be furnished
free of chsr.e to the owner.
Fo, further particulars the !iferent Master Me
chancs Oyerseers along the line of the Canal The
undersigned.
Il. CHINN,
Sup Of Rep J. r. T. h Canal
dec Is elm Richmond. Va.
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New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main St, Lynohburg, Va,
One door ADORE Mr.. J. p. Wrighfs Drug Sfor,


Robert A. Williams :.
IAkES this opportunity of informing the citizens of
l. Lynchhnrg nad surrounding country, that he has
Just returned from the Northern Cities, where he has
been u purchase his stak nf New Books ard every
her article comprise, in his line OF business He is
determined sell Cheap fnf Cash.
The following is IL let of some nf the book. which he
has ON nd -B oh Of the World, G,m Of tie Season,
Laurel Lrav,'., Thought lilo>roms. Chritmds, Dew
Drops, The May Flower. he Rosebud, Rrnen Der Me,
The Keeps he. Book OF Henri vnrcry { Poems,
Vicar of Wakefield, Flush Times Of Alabama, great
variety of bles gilt and plain, f,miIy and pocket;
Pray.r Rooks. Hymn Book,. &c &c.
lie viii Keep Constantly hand every description of
Wiring pap, r. Letter. Cap and Account. All kinds
of Writing maicria.-Sipel unl Gold Pens, Quilts of
all sorts. Ink-Blact, b ne and Red. Music-Guitnr
and yiolin Strings Paper Weights and great inanv
other beautiful and usefu, articles.
The public is invited TO give him call,
dec % Next door 10 J = Wrght's.
IL.
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The undersigned are procuring from their cele.
rae.l quarry, the BusH Mountain Montgomery
". Mill Stones and Burs of the very b"s, quality Tho
reputation of thes" widely khom but II
Railrond giving increased facilities n filling orders.
Ne lave APP ointrd Mcdaniel, HUT x Preston and Lee
Johnson, Lyncburg, agents for the sale of IN,
~ will receiv orders and have them fulfilled q 9
sioriest nu'ice.
On Address BIZ. burg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE 4 Co
Williams, Danville, Va, Reynolds & CO
lea, lille, N. Q. are also agents. I. * Co
Feb l4.dScts
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= Il Il AIR y Il TO Ii A q & o.
nj. LANGHORNE 81 SONS.

SEC AIRS Il TOBAC eco.
NJ LANGHORNE IL SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoARs AND TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
INllE subscribers have constantly on hand large
l. stock of HAVANA Il PRINCIPE SEGARS, al
the approved brands, which they feel confident
inferior In the Market and which will be sold
the LOWEST PRICES
Orders from any part Of the Union will be promptly
met, and entire satisfaction guarantee 10 purchasers
The following Brands are kept constantly ON hand:
sEaARs.
La Flor de Iiabann La Suana
California, Las Tres Coronns,
JicotcncaI. La Gaa de Aqua
Old Dominion Conluistn
In Fiel de T. J. c., Ell Leon do Orc
La Tcresita I'll Nuptuno,
Rio Hopdo, Plantation
E Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrollas. La Norma.
Herman Corter, Principles.
Lafayette, Nc, &c.
ToBAeco.
Oronoco. Nectnrine,
Gold Lcaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &c. 4 Co.
September S--d&cts
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERYu

DRYAN'S III ,MONIC WATERS unfang in
ID the cure # coughs, Colds, Asthma Bronchitis
Sore Throat Hoars ness Difficult Breathing, Inoipient
Consumption and senses of the Lungs. They have
no tnsie of medicine, and any child will take them
Thousands have been torcd health that had before
des paired Testimony ven ~ hunareds OF cases. A
single dose relieves in IT. MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulm, ic Wafers--the original ard
only genuine is stamped 'ryan," Spurious kiuds are
offered for sale. Twenty FL box. Sold by deal
ers generally j. BRYAN & co. Rochester, N. Y. Pro-
prietors. Wholesale by J B. WOOD, Richmond; 7. H.
ROBERTSON eco. Petersburg; J. II. PATTERSON
&Co Wheeling. and D. r. LYMAN, Lynchburg.
oct I5.d3mif
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SILKS! SILkS!! SILKS!!!
DECEMBER 20, 1883.
q II IL Il Il M. RU OK Ell

sYNCHBURG VA
EGs leave To call the attention OF the Ladies to his
- splendid assortment Of SIN Goois
20, 49, 30 3D. 81 30 inch supr blk gro de. Rhine silk,
% ana 3s inch extrn quality blk Tefha Silks,
Dix. waterrd and blk. Brocades nss .ttel
Sorr. blk Axmune Silks, for Mourning Dresses,
g plk aud White (Plaid.) do do.
French Grey anil Steel cold silks for second
mourning
a. White Broeadc- for BflIl Dresses in great variety.
4" Blue. Pink. White and Straw cl'd Glace Silks for
evening Dresses
% Plum aud Drocado cold Silks for second day
Dresses,
= Plaid Silks, pleids very Ia, ec) for Dinner Drea-
ses. t.upurb,)
French Satin (ycr, superior quality for Dresses.
Plaid French loplin., for do.
Those wanting Silks Of thu styles aud of the
best qnalit,n, very reasonable prices will find their
interest To call and examine this Stock Ia very nree
and comprises much greater variety than usually
be found in Store
dec 81
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CHRISTMAS!! CHRISTMAS


II b. PAYNE is now opening n new aud elegant
IL supply Of Books and otbe, fancy articles suila
he fn the Christmas and New Ycar bolidays:-
Royal Gems, nn elegant English Annual.
Portrait Cutlery, vols, containing portraits Of all the
mast distinguished men,
Pilgrimage The English Shrines; 100 Ensra,ngs,
Be ,uties of the Court nf Charles IL,
The Floral on, ring. with spenda colorcd plates,
The White Veil Bridal Git bound in white Calf
Book Of the Heart or, Loves EmbIcms-elegantly il.
iust1ted,
Women of the Old and New Tesla nent coored plates,
Our Saviour with the Prophets and postles,
Harris Female Z ose Writers of America,
Lyric. OF the Heart, by Watts.
Poetiral Quotations,
Tuppcrs Proverbul Philosophy with steel
engrBvngs,
American Female Poets,
Fri ndshiP's Offering, with beautiful pa,es for 1854,
The Snow Flake "a
TIN Gem Annual. Z" "
L. ailets of Memory, - 1"
Records OF Women. by Mrs Hemans,
Byrons Works Complete, 6aest edition published Mo-
Antique,
Millions
Buns
Shakespeare &
Montgomery's =.
Scouts
The Keepsake elegant bound in Papier Macie inaid,
Land of Bondage. style,
Grays Elegy,
Bow in the Cloud something new,
complete of Abbott's Histories, suitable for
presents 10 Chdren-Also, large Of other
Books and articles for the young.
Papier Machie Work Boxes, nlaid-some very fine,
lax Stands,
Jewe!ry Cases,
Writing Desks,
% Port Folios. Z"
Fancy Pen Knives. Pen holders and pupor Cutters,
Card Gases, Pearl and She--assorted,
Port Monies of every variety beautiful for
Ladies.
Work Baskets, assorted,
Paper Weights some new styles,
Prayer Books, assorted styles, some from to -,
Hymn Books for the different Churches with variety
Of Binding,
Bibles of every variety, some very elegant
Some beautiful Chess men,
fe of those beautifully coored Pictures,
Also
Flush Times OF Alabama, byJ q. Baldwin,
Bird Vol. Calhoun's Works.
As he will he opening very large supply Of New
Books and Fancy articles, different from anything be-
fore offered his friends and and the public generally
invited to call and see his assortment
dec 90 Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-03

have for lie Il tract containing about 320 Acres NIL
Il enclosed with good te"ce. 1t lies within sight and
miles of Amherst Court hou,e miles from the
James River and IA Canal, and Is from Lynchburg
The extension of the Onnge and Alexandria Rairoa l.
already surveyed and stalk ed off is about mi distant
from the Land 1t il belle, ed that this road will be
made, and IN opcraliun in two yea, afiording direct
commu icatipn with Alexandria, Charlottesville. Balri-
more Richmond AMI Lynchburs. About one-hali OF the
Land is cleared, portion of which is no Of gren
fertility The other half consists IF the finest Timber
aud all g ,od T.,bac, o Land.
For Terms Apply the SUI s,riler miles west of
Amher4 Court. house.
d, e Ig.2awim JOSEPH PETTYJOHN
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II NEW BOOT, -
SHOE, HAT AND CAP STORE,
n u X = are.

~ n u = q q a re.
LYNCHBURG, VA.
FINll L undersigned have lust opened splendid
L stock Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS GAPS,
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAGS, &c.. &C.. purcl ,-cd this
tall in Boston, New York and Philadelphia. the
hest established houses in the northern kets. by
of the firm, which they would call the attention
If the Ladies and gcntlem - of Lylchburg. and the
rude generally.
They have also purchased he HAT ESTADLlSli-
MENT Of Mr.. Jacob Rumboush, and husng in their
'mploy No | work men, they prepare to 'nanuiur-
order, HATS Of the ates' style ind finest quail
iiy.
Being determined to sell for small profits, solicit q
rni store. next door below Mcssrs Mn-hy and
iiarands Auci ion rouin wfele will use best
rrrions to please. A. COCHRAN.
doe 4.cts JNO. O. TAYLOR.
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Y,mEVERY LATEST NEWs.-Tse. us-
scriber has just received by express very superior
lot ofNsw Mousns and other goods, to which he would
call the attention of tho trade, All in want of good
bargains will do well to call nnd examine for themselves
A. @. LEWIS,
ate old stand Of b. II. Leris d Co.
Exchange square, Lynchburg Va.
nnv7 -5taif
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orrlor Va. a rrnn. RA1n.RnAn 90 l

OrrioE Va Tenn RAIL-RoAp 90
Lynchburg, Sept 30. 1853.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo a.
Cure feel confident TINT the Piedmont Works nnder
hi. management. will fully mailman It's reputation
making Rn.Road Cars well In any and n us
branches of mcchaical operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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blanns. Blanks!. Blanks!!!
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.

" Executions,
Delivery Bonds and NOTICES
EBdemntfysas uesa..
sBERIFFs' Delivery Bonds and NOTICES.
:"sseMHssytng Bonds
Bills Of Ladiag, Negotiable Neies'
Checks, diner mt Sizes, Bonds,
all the BLANKS which found TOR sale can
ie had the Ninian wher there Is large a"' A"
inl supply just issued fum the press =, -. =,
Tile gentleman whom the execution OF TINS aspa' ~,
business superior In the stn'e anu M
ho may orr worn al this absment rest assured ai
: and faithful performance.
our facilities for Pa IN phi ard, and Il uie WORK.
ar. e,pee which addition OF Fancy Ty~s AMI
recently r,ae make the 'rsnian as good 9oe
Office AS IL to he found in the interior
ORDERS from City aud Country respectfully solicited
T.; 81 lScifts TERRY a SHIELDS.
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RECOM M Il NDATIONS.
CmKF En0isEEH's OvFIcE, Va. a Tenn. II. X

CnKF ENoisEEn's OrrIcr, Va a Tenn. r. X I
Lynchburg W., Sept.m rr %, 1853.
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLiC.
All the Cars oi every hind in upon hs ioad hive
',een made Mt the Piedmont Works. in Lynehburg,
i, the direction ,f Gcn'l Netllrton. Agent
II gives mo much pleasure 10 say thai cars have
neen strongly and faithfully executed. ehecrully re-.
mmend these works to companies requiring enrs
competent To construct mud faithfully execute my
that may be- made with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ. GARNETT
Chicf Eng. Va. d. Tenn. X. r.
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
hnop all mfn by these prcsenfs That the Subscfi-
bers. being Stockholders IN The James River and Ksns
WIN Company, do hereby constitute and appoint -
- true and lawful Attorney AM Proxy, 70 re-
present eneh If In all General Meetings Of the Stock
holders oI said Company, held within months from
and after the dnic hereof when not personally
present represented by otner Proxy; with full
power und authority Mt such General Meetings to give
each oi Us could give do u member Of tho said
meetings five personally prcsent and wedo hsre
by rafy and confirm whatever votes, scts
onr sa Attorney may lawfully give do for In par-
suanco of the authority hereby conferred upon h.
Witness our hands aud seals this - day Of -
one thousand eight hundred and -.
dec 10 Wv Teste, CsgAL.1 T
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~ Valuable Family Residenoo Tor Boo.

LNOk kENE-Two Comfortable Family
Il Residences with good water. gardens, &c &c. -
Possession y ven immediately.
dee Cts CHAS. w CHRISTIAN.
NOW Is THE TIME Ia buy Stoves
| Y Wishing close of large stock Of Cooking,
Paor aud Box Stoves, sbnl from this date offer them
at prices that sales We have full assors-
ment from the spepaid Stove TINT gives the "CAeey51
Open Fire. down the small Air-tight that next
To nothing. Pensc Call, Eromne az BHy at the Stove,
Furnace and Range Warehouse, East Main st
dec2i.ts @. 8. BLISS.
Two THE PEOPLE Of LymchburY.@
1 ADAMS a. cos. Expresses ofe, Daily, Certois
and Cheop facilities for obtaining goods OF all descrip-
iions ,con all parts Of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on tho
sw md sure Jamestorn and Roaroke leaving
NewYork, "Wednesday, and Saturday. arriving In Rich
ipond fr'day and Monday of each week BY this limo
we nro prepared forward goods of a descriptions at
very low Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund and Dnvcnpor,s line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Porferoge.
Our inland express per Great u. B. Mail Lse CT ~
,les ns heretofore, arrive in Richmond Tkice Dat.
The wcLknown character of our house for resp..si-
bty nd ettcDton to tho interests of our customers
warrants in saying that shippers will find IL to their
interest order their Goods through " Adams f. Co.
Eapress. ADAMS Il Co,
par HIM. II. Mosby AGENT as
iy % ifdts LyneA6urg. Va.
N. B.-doods dispatched to all points where NO have
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Office Cen supt. Va. q Tenn. r. r..
Dec. l2th, 1883.

Office Cen Supt. Va. q Tenn. r. r., I
Dec. l2th, 1889. !
NOTICE
HNlIE accommodation Train running fr, n this place
Il to Bnns,rks, wi bs discontinued after the east.
end trip on "Wednesday morning tho 18th ins,.
dec IL q. THOS SHARP.
Very Valuable Family Residence for Sale.
esSs.. The undersigned. having detcrm ned to remove
Ml; /, Louisville Ky. offer. Tor sale the HOUSE and
LAl..A LOT now occupied by himsef This IL one Of
the desirable family residences In the city, with the
necessary out buldings-al new II Is very that
such property this Ia IN market und nothing but de-
termination change his location induces him to se-
elao wish sell vaiuabie SLAVES. The will
b. made liberal. THOS. y. NASH.
Dec IOdts
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A called meeting of the Stockholders Of tho James
"A River and Kanawba Company will be held at fhis
Office Thursday. the 9th day Of January next Ia pur-
snancc Of the following ordor Of the Board Of Public
Wmksi
AT meeting of the Board Of Public Works. held on
tte7th day Of December. 1859, il was
Reso ped That the Board OF Public Work ,beIns 70
qnrsted thereto do hereby call meeting of the Stock
holders of the Ja'nss River and Kanawha ComIsny. to
he held in the city of Richmond Thursday. the II h
day Of January for the purpose Of considrrng tho
question, whether II offer the said Compa-
nys work To the State Mt such price may be agrecd
upon by the State and Stockholders Of converting the
debt now duo by said Company the State into $40 X
Of tho Company such price may be agreed upon by
the parties aforesaid"
BY order Of the President,
WIN. p. MUNFoRD, Sso'y
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$50 a a. c""y as ss% b: s sub
oi Srptemb r II NEGRO MAN named ANDREW. He
is probably sill in the couhty, il NOT j" the vicinity
ol Buchanan, wn,rc his WIFE lives Andrew is o. 90
old five feet six II lit inrhes highfrm
whit spare. and OF u brown complexion. | will give the
above reward his nppfh"rs on, # taken out Of the
rnnnty; or, .wrn'y five duars if taken in the county,
aud delivered - me scored in Jail.
n-v9lcs f. PETERS.
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vNHESE WORKS have be- set IN operation ith
L nil the latest fmprored Machinery for Wood aud
II ,, work. and upon n scale with the
ts of the South and West. for Gar construction
Alorc lhnp hundred cara of I'LL description have
been sla l. eae work. Tor the Virginia g. Tennessee
X, I Road
Presidents ani Engi crs' of Rn Ronda nrc respect.
taly invii ii 10 hesto@ ior patronage, they
" NJ havisg their wo,k finished in strict pance
"l.h IT. M own plans and ings; after the
npfoya plans o Construction. priees sat isinctory.
Southern Ienil-HkOnds
Hll no longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
t- Moth, subject to large expense aud rrk of Trans
ro,ta,,on. GEO. q. OURLE Proprietor.
THE undersigned having Ind charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
rroprilor, Maj A. Ellison Jr. asks 10 say the
RsiRoad public TINT lac has engaged with the present
Proprietor md will continue it, manag, men hoping by
s long experience In Rail rond works ard
ention Ia the work entrusted 10 him. merit the up
probation and liberal patronage of the public
A. NErTLEToN, Manager.
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IMPORTANT FROM RUSSIA.

NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Prlvate advices re-
,eiyed here from Russia. ate that the Emperor
I'm never submit to the dictations of England and
France.
The weathiest merchants at Moscow offer the
lvernment millions of rabies, if wanted, to pros
yute the war If affairs are not settled during
N winter, Paskawitch, with an army of 30O,OOO
hen is to advance on Constantinope. Extensive
Ireparations were making ON the borders, and
he first hostile act would probably be to blockade
|he Baltic.
Russia, or the Emperor, it was said, expected
That the American would be the only neutral flag
before the affair is brought to final settlement