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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-11

lie men, ana stand up TO your sentiments, and pray
to God to give you light to change such unhoy and
godly sentiments these Americans afraid (Never
The only thing should be ashamed Of in acting
becoming American citizens This Is the only fear that
should animate the American brcastthc fear to tram
lie uyon Of the best charters that Gods human
tuIes have ever enjoyed and TO- despo and throw into
tire eyes Of the trodden Of other countries
Win you despoil your beautiful countrys No, fellow
breast with her noble white brow radiant with philan
tlropy and horc-Iihcrty, with her staff in her hand
and which %
weeps for she mplores you to noursh such viper in
you midst the prescribed party to which you belong
the duty Of the democratic party Of this country
true to those old principles which have distinguished
the rat ron the des and the wn and the
by the churches whether Presbyterian Protestant or
Catholic. Let us stand by the ministers Of the
to mankind; let us stand by eace other, shout
der 10 shoulder, ready upon all occasions, when foreign
toe ons
ready. (Chccrs) Fellow citizens, win take this OPP
portuny TO exprcss my satisfaction in the great result
secret operations which have attended this canvass with
the design Of having law passed BY those who misrust
the S. Of for Ms n
sufHci,ney Of Il left in the Empire city to frown
rights, and the endcarments Of the family circle.
Gbetrs) Now 1t appears, from the result Of the cleo
tcn that thcse will be majority Of wings in the As-
sembly Of the State; but would ask them, the
representatives Of the people, whether they will
feel prepared TO take their seats and force upon
heleorle law which they know in their own hearts
cannot be sustained by public sentiment. (Checrs.)
We have elected man who win stand up the
advocate Of the social political, civil and religious
rights Of all classes. And now II there be (snd
suppose there some OF democratic Catholic fellow
citizens here, although they may look with pain upon
the incidents which have occurred the Fast river
in neigh oily, an! Nay issl exs:psrsts< 70 So
tLoss whe should protect Der, say sst s ~ rsat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-11

Fellow Dcmocrats-I come not before you tonight to
appeal to your prejudces-not BY any means. leone
party, and the great principles Of that party come
hero to ssperse the Of any man. any
rights Of the people Of this city Of New York Iknow
no Distinction among my fellow men, except such
my friends this meeting called has been stated
BY the Chairman, to congratulate the democratic party
the M s. o. one Ss e who
the Hail told me that Fernando Wood should not take
xns sbss made me- more
ssnts%An belonging TO that party which has always
stated g %s 4 the County slS once to-day
James W Barker should be the Mayor, whether he
acquaintance With Mr. Barker, but have that conA-
dense in him that he would not take his seat Mayor
elected 70 tie Once By the voice Of the people win not
believe y though "knov Nothing about him. GAugh
NOT ssSns pS s Nn
Win understand their pri %Rs
n. voscs-That Il light. Appliance G"e'''"' 80 am
Capt RI. there man here who wants foreigner. to
between those gentlemen and us. as to what consti
tutes an American. Now, by the laws of the United
states an and With hs ssd
tiemrn that Americans shall rule America. ('Bravo'
"bravo p') Ard believe they are all good Americans
try-thst they win DO faithful to its laws
ana constituson II has been said that the foreign po
puation or rather the adopted citizens want TO ride
down all laws-to ride down American citizens have
never yet been able to discover that and assure you
here, II there are million Of foreigners here who
wanted to Disgrace my country, or to trampe on its
laws, that would be the nrst to shoulder : musket
against you. (Appause) am an American tn feeling
and in principles prescribe no man; and wish ny
party TO prescribe We all stand under the pro-
lection OF the laws ~ The country alike the adopted c
81 2. ne - the native born hravo'isud cheers)
f5st ns:e " principle, aota nattsr Of prejudice. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. @.

Full files of California papers, just received
by the Daniel Webster contain little important
intelligence from Lower California
The Schooner Anita, with aid for Col. Walk
er's hlibuster party, had arrived from San Fran
CISCO and Walker had been elected Vice Presi-
dent of the new Republic. lie was encamped at
Ensenada and was in peaceful possession of the
country. All the Mexicans in the neighborhood
had submitted, asked Walkers protection and
promised neutrality.
Col. Fremont's Mariposa eaim.i nvolving prop
erty to the value of million dollars, had
been rejected in the District Court Mining bu-
siness depressed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
LATEST NEWS By TIE MAILS.
Further Interesting Foreign News.

eroot distress prevailed in Ireland on account
: tho severity OF the weather aud the high price
',r,vi-ions At Carrch, riots were feared, and
.hd military were under arms. At Limerick, ALSO
an autbreak was threatened.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Nopoleon had written a letter to the Sultan re-
.oeetiug the Sinope affair and assured Turkey nj
fortschakoff was reported 10 have ordered his
4;cers not to attack the Turks when they were
/ In superior force.
The English frigate Retrbu ion' Ind been sent
Eto Sebastopol to demand the liberty of the Eng
bish engineers captured ON board the two Egyp-
Et;an steamers The Augsburg Gazette says
Itbcy have already been released.
4 commission of Turkish and foreign engl-
sneers were surveying the defences along the
3coast to prepare against a further INVASION.
An Austrian and Prussan corvette entered inc
|Back Sea on the day after the entrance Oh inc u
lies. CT. e. hi.
recent outbreak. ,,,:., A.
4 The London Morning Chronicle publishes the
Il ,llowing dispatch: .'Vienna,Jan. loth.-St. Re
.hnrg atylces of the 9Th state that there were
Endcations of rupture with France and Eng
Band ,.-..:
Tho different institutions throughout the country
| ar money to support the orthodox faith.
New contracts had been completed to supply
tho Russians, in the Prncipalities, with provis-
ans till the end of June next
The Russian Admiral, in the Sea of Azof. had
ant IN Sebastopol for aid. The presence of the
.lled fleets had prevented the shipment t %, 900
roops from Sebastopol.
M Marietta the French Savan, had discover
la secret entrance to the Sphynx.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
DISSOLUTION.

rINIIE firm of DlLLAHD a. STUART wns this day
1 dissolved by mutual consent. AL persons having
claims aepinst the will present them Tor sete-
mcnt and those inlcbted will please cn and settle
iheir withant delay il to settle
the bnsiuc.s OF the concern possible The
of the firm will only he used in tho settemcnt al
the same. WILLIAM 4. DILLAHD,
JAMES STUART.
January 26th-d3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
N 0 tt G Il !.

TIVE undersigned having purchased Of Mr.. Jsres
i Stuart his interest IN the above will
tinur the
Grocery, Commission a. Forwarding
RUSIN SIS
tn, old slubd of billiard IL Stuart, under the style
nnd Il IN of BILLIARD < OGDEN, where they intend
keeping i.pnily hand, large and well .elects
STOCK OF GOODS, consisting oi ~ rything usuail
kept In Grocery Establishment, which will be sold
exceedingly low for nash and upon reasonsb- time TO
punctua customers Feeling satisfied that they eau
offer great Inducements any house In the city, they
respectfully ask continuance Of the patronage lib
ernlly bestowed upon the old assuriDr them
and tho public generally TINT every cserton viii DO
used To give entire -niiaiac,on
~ The highest prices paid for country produce
either In Cnsh In exchange for Goods
WILLIAM \. DILLARD,
ian % d3m WILLIAM " OGDEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
McCORKLE & JONES,

wHsLEsALE Her,u
GrOcers a Commission Merchants,
Main St, Lynohburg. Va.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their fall Supply. Ia which
n they solicit the attention Of their friends and ,h
ublia generally VIZ;
200 Sack Salt.
100 Bngs Rio Slser. Java and M,acaho Coffee
80 bbl- Crushed, PulveriIed, Coffee and CIri
fed Sugars,
10 hhdr l., X. and NJ o.. Sugar.
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar.
$40 Kegs Nails nj sizes,
lu0 Side. Sole Leather,
so Ton. Cnnntry. Rolled and Baud Iron. all .ires
% Gaze. Fine sick Licatice.
81 do Common Stick Lieorce
% do Fine Mass do
Cp,ls Manila Rope. To 9 inches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive Oil
- Boxes Candies, all qualities,
10 Barrels N. o. Molasses,
hhds West l.. do
10 Barrels Tnnne,'- oil some pure,
do Tar,
40 do ucrring.. Mackcrcl and shad,
400 bush. Glover, Tmoh,. Orchard Eogish Blue
and Eve, Green Grass Seed,
5000 lbs. Prime Western Baron Sides
soon lbs. Fine fomly Hams. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by VIM Mas-ie
60on lbs Cast Sheer aud Blistered Steel all .ises,
10000 Feet \ dety Fuse.
300 keg. Blasting aud Gun Powder,
ID dor. Rewards and nnmes' Shovels,
$40 blankets different qualities,
800 Wool liuts. do do
-AISO-
'Cnhcoes, Damcstrs, hieache, and unbcnc hcd--Dsd
Tiekng., Osuuhurgs Smoking and Chewing Tol a.eD o
ell qualities OF their manufacture, which they
,anta OF which thy will sell low Tor eaah, pun tun
customers time, or in exchange tor country pr. ce
Gall On us before mnsng your bills claewhero. II you
p.nse.
We wnn 1900 10 400 bushels shelled Oats 70, vi io
liberal prices will be- pnid.
oct ei-Js MoCoRKLE 4 Jor Es.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

War Im1nent.
NEW YORK, Feb. Q.
The Pacific has arrived. Her commercial nd
vices report the market better for flour and
wheat. White wheat thirteen shillings and four
pence; Corn unchanged; Cotton declined sd.,
with sales in last four days of $1,000 bales; Con-
soils down to 90.
The Cars answer to the proposition of the
Four Powers is evasive, but its tone is such as to
leave no hopes of peace. The excitement at
st. Petersburg is said to have been indescribable
1t was thought that the Car would be forced to
declaration of war before his plans could be ar
ranged.
1t is currently believed that ten fifteen thou
sand Russian troops had crossed the lower Dan
ube into Turkey.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
a FR NKlIN-

"1LSON n Era NkI1N-
w OFFER FoR SALE-
10 ilogshoad I. H. and N, o Sugar,
30 arrels Coffee Sugar.
~ F" Clarifcd Sugar,
1000 lbs. best Iuaf 10
10 hhds. N, O n Sugar.house Moasses,
100 Bnys Rio and Lagui,a Coffee,
25 do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Cases tionpder, lmp',l and BIN Ten,
$40 Sides good sole Leather,
100 - " upper 4"
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numbers,
Balls Cotton Bius,
100 Sacks Salt,
IL Tons Bur Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron
do Round Square Iron, assorted.
| do Blistcred Steel
1000 lhs Cast and Shear
Boxes Colu's " Ar hers PatrntAxes
300 Kegs Nnila, assorted sizes.
30 Grind Stones.
50 Boxes Tnow Candies,
30 Adomantne Cso'es
90 Spe,m,
20 Turpenlire Soht,
so English dairy Cheese,
30 Pine Apple do
50 Barrels Mnckero
80 Kits No. |,
so Barrel. TnLoers OIL,
10 900 lbs. Cloud Family Bacon.
Besides n number of other articles tedious 10
rnton -ept 27aa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
FUTURE DAYS.
Valuable Slaves at Auction.

ON MONDAY morning the 20lh int. will be sold
~ in front Of the Marker House, 10 VALUABLE
SLAVES. consisting at Men, Women Bn,s aud Girl,
belonging IL he estate { the ate Mrs A. :. Henry.
BY order It the Leeatres
c. RICHARD PHELPS,
Al.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
THE n. ORLEANS CALAMITY.

n ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-One of the most awful
lonaaprations that has occurred for many years,
(ook place IN the levee this morning.
ksTbe fire first broke out in the Charles Belcher,
m Immediately spread to the Natchez, Liala, Lu-
Ia Mohegan, Saxon,t the Grand Turk, and others,
/ An immense amount ofproduce on the wbarves
has burnt, and all the freight on board the boats
&nrut was destroyed
The estimated loss of boats, produce, &C., is
kearly million of dollars.
| The steamboat Sultana, on beard of which was
Madame Sontag, took fire, but no great damage
aS done.
The saddest part of the disaster is, however,
he great loss of life. Thirty two negroes and
I've white persons are known to have persisted
One of the ire-engines, too near the river edge,
ELL in.
The fire is still burning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

GEORGE sTEPTOE-Commissi Mer-
NJ chant-Ofice Murrell & STATIONS. next door to
the old stand Of g. \ N. Il. Steptoe Main ST. Lynch
burg Va-Messrs Murrell g. SItrutton having engaged
my Tor the pre-, year will continue TO sell
TOBACCO, " HEAT and all kinds OF produce entrust'
ed to my From long experience in the business.
nope receive liberal patronage n m ny old friends
and the public generally.
%
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reinforcement.

IN conse riene al unfv vurehlr weather the above
sa has been postponed ill Tues Law 9TH day of Fen
ruary, when it will take place IA above. Should the
day b" uniaynrable it will TAXI, ,aee The fist fair da,
thereaft ". b. ROANE Comr.
jan 2S.dt7fcb
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

GRASS SEED
N JUST RECEIVED
so bushels { Gloves,
50 Timothy,
25 Orchard Grass,
so Herbs Grass
Which we warrant be equal To my in the
kc II nd which we will sell the pmndntii
terms. J. 1. SIAuhiilEh %.
inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

II is asserted in a French publication that the
impress Josephine's mantua-maker's bill tor the
tst ten months of 1906 amounted to 15,oS7f.,
81 ono odd -S35,O0Ji
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
by w. II. MOSBY. Auctioneer.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ELEGANT
Household L Kitchen Furniture. Beds, dc
THIS DAY.

tfNiiE subscriber, hnvng d.ir,m n.ai !" mae Il"
luui viii. nv will :, Il IN Eriay. lnfit ust g.
his enftra -iatk at lIu- eln1 AMI hi chen urn iuf'
ilrds CIR -. thu VI nle at which has been lhelN
arrha.,d la, i,.er will kept, aud is 1t il most mod
b.,ynny CaI.mtS Mahogany rtliehe. Be''strads
Sofas. Mahresn, Cbait-. .n Roet"r-. do cendle and
WASH stand. Z, bling. I. aud Pier Tables; Miro
lInir Mattresses, Feather Beds Dinner ard Tn Sets
(; ...,,nr, n. r,reInIar. Wa er Cnuler Cundeubr,s
Astral and Passage Lamps. mud lntse assortment of
Kitchen Furniture aud many desirable arcles not emu
mer,;ed--fhe whole al With vii he sold without
TERMS-Al sums under $50 cn~ii-Ovei $50, 60
,lavs credit Sale commence 10 prlpck precisely.
fHuS L. NASH.
feb , n lfeb c. Richd Pulp Auctoueer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Having used the Mustang Liumcni in my frmiy for
severe case. of hard Jumps md swclling cheeruly
give my certificate IL it, excellent effects. My daugh
ter had hard lump the zize of hen'- egg, upon her
wrist for n year told her rub il with the linimeni,
and n few applications entirely removed it. have
so used the Linmon for Scrouous fumnrs, or SWELL
gs in the hroato long snndingo two OF my servants,
aud it removed them both in short time. | CONSIDER
them all remarkable and recommend the Mustang
Liniment us the best article ever used.
JESSE +. HOPKINS,
Proprietor of Hopkins Hotel.
Liberty, Va, June 30th, 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

MAKING SURE OF IT.-A young man named
|bshua Kelly hung himself with an OK chain,
Isl week in Ludlow, VT, because he had his
hotbes and Sl4 in bills burnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Later nom California Success of Filibusters-
Col Walker Vice President of Lowe, Cali
ifoInia
NEW NoRk. Feb. Q.

NEW York, Feb. q.
The Steamship Pacific with four DAYS later
advices from Liverpool ito the 25th ut) is com.
ing up the bay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS now receiving their
Il Stock of Goods, offer for sale
Russin Tarcd and Manila Cordage OF all sizes, from
10 inches in diameter,
Blocks for Derrcks and hoisng apparatus OF all szes
Patent Frictcn Roller Blocks, new article in this
market by which third OF the labor IN hoisting
by the common block is snv. d.
tIuuks and Thimbles for hosting-ropes,
Oakum, Rosir, Pitch a. Tar.
White lead, White Zinc Paint, Black Paint.f elbow do
Red Leai Verdigris, Imperial. and Chrome Green,
Verunon and Prussian Blue, Paris hitc, Lamp
hltck, Putty, Sc,
Paint Brushes ali sizes-mnrking do,
fnncy Pals. Half do. do Coolers in nests, Wooden
Box Matches Brooms, rrays, Barrel Covers, Mems
ufes, Sugn, Boxes, Flour Pals, DC, &c,
Ground Coffee. Pepper Allspice, Cloves, cayenne Rep
per London and American Mustard, Chocolate. &c
Iinsred OIL raw aud boiled-N inter, Solar and Sperm
Oil.
Mess Pork and Beef Sugar, Coea Syrup, Moasscs and
other Groceries,
Our took has been purchased, entirely for Cash, OF
the Manufacturers in New York and Boston, and We
will orr great ind dement's purchasers either ut
Wholesale or Retail
Richmond. Janiany 81 Is
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY For
S;,fP.-1hb aud gncd uters Tor sale the oas
T. Lef on 9Th sIreti. pre-rht nrcnPicd by w NJ
BItchlin,i. E.1'r Tho house i, comparatively r~
lnls or 8 fpens vi pli necessar, "Ii houses nd !"
fine eurdeh at'aclod , ., =
inc ! II seuw,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
THROUGH by ExPREss!!.

TNHIS IA 10 ccrtily that The MEXICAN MUSTANG
i LINIMENT has been used quite extensively in
the stables of Adams a. Cos Great Southern Eastern
and Western Expresses, fir Curing Galds, Cbufos,
Scratches Sprcns and ru SEES and IL has proved very
cncc,unl We have hesitation in recommending II
valuable preparation, To be used externally on man
or beast. j. DUNNING,
Foreman Of Adams s. Co.'S
Express Stable, N. YORK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL stones
The undersigned are now procuring from their ce'-
rated quarry, the Busi Mountain, Montgomery coun-
~ Mil Stones mud Burrs Of the very br-i quality. Til"
reputation of rhesN stnnes widely kLowc, but Il
Raiud giving increased facilities N filling orders
Ne have np ointtd Mcdaniel llurt Preston and Lee
Inhnsnn Lynchhurg. our agents for the sale of IN
who will receiv Orders and have them fulfilled nj IT,
.horr.st no'icc.
Our Address BI. burg Montgomery county Va,
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
Jane, NJ williams Danvile Va, Reynolds 4 CO
Leu lille y. Q. are a so agents. l. +. 4 Co
Feb j-dSrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
Jannnrv 1t. 1871.
.,ONANr a WALDRON ret

~ thanks Ia their I'D customers tor their forfne
k'ndn., nnd patronage. and ash them to continue q
call wher very .xrtiun sim be made Ia please them
lan 6.dts CON mt X WAIDRDN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

Fine Moeskin, Blnck a. White Beaver and Cassi'nore
Hats Of the latest and mos. approved styles ndoped
Tor which sufpass any Hats thai have yet
offered for the inspection OF this market, TO which
lac most earnrsty calls the atten ion Of the citizens oi
yrehburg and surrounding country give him call
where they can get pretty Hats and good bargain. fo'
Ca,h WIN SITTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
WASHINGTON HOTEL,

WASHINGTON HOTEL,
LYhCHBURG. "a,
TIVE undersigned having purchased the inter al of
VIM Leftwoh g. Son, in this long esiabf he'd
and well known Hotel, will hereafter conduct tie
under the Style of
w. w. LenWich n Brother.
II is their purpose ret and improve The House NJ
10 make it conform in all respects the srent i'm
ments made in ,nodern Hotels. Their Home u lie
NEATLY FURNISHED. and niior an agreeal =" vince
ol resort Travellers, and all persons visiting ynch-
burg-wIe neither pense trouble will be 7nrcd
make their 7 ABLE among the most III a tuous
and elegant in the State
Attn, he'd to his Hotel is Of the most COMNO-
DIOUS STABLES in the city, which Is managed by
two most trusty and experienced OSTLERS.
The undersigned well aware of the extensive pat.
ronaga which has been heretofore extended To Ito.
tel under the management OF VIM L"ftwich & Son,and
the desire of continuing aui greatly increasing the
same. will stimulate them spare cxertions to COM
mend themselves the favor of their friends the pub
lie generally. .......
WIN. w. LEFTWiCU.
OCT I.dscis THOS w. LEFfWiCH.
A HACK AND PORTER, belonging To us, will be in at
tendance the Depot and Packet Landing, 20 convey
travellers % the Washington Hotel. FaEf or CHARGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
DISSOLUTION,

TIVE finn of NORMAN g. MARTIN 10 this day
1 di4solved by mutual eon-ert he nams OF the
firm will only be used IN settling up the businc.- OF the
All persons huving claims against the con-
Germ will present them for settlement to Tbomns L.
Norman and all persons In debt the will
please corna forward and pnv
fHoS 7. NORMAN,
jan end 1854 JORDAS II. MARTIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRIES
w. Il. ELLIOTT, Proprietor,
PraOtiOal Slate

PRACTICAL SLATER
+ takes ihs method at -peettully Informing Enei-
chit,ct Contractors. builders Propricors
oi fou ieres Factories Narc-heu-e. &c TINT he Inv
purcha i and lra~rd qanriis In Buckingham Co. Va.
aud nteads opening and working them extensively lie
promises prolnc, Snie better calculated Ia all
pu, poses heretofore produced from these
quarrrs and viii defy compeiiinn 10 its quality with
amy hte in the United Sia az imported. He would
nf,rm the public that ha has from youth been wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business and yields
in hi- practical know Wedge Of Slate Rock aud
Stating, He intends opening Slate Yard. NJ he follow
ing places Lyncburr, Richmond and ScoitSyia,where
he will keep tam supply of Slate To meet the
ders of these rnwns and the county,. Scotsvile will
be III, CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from which
he will ulary supply ether points lie will have in
his employment men ot experience and knowledge in
the business, each pnce Ia attend To orders i
Stating or repairing old roofs. Those who have Slate
roofs of rtuir, have Immediately attended
To, nnd probably put IN bec. condition than when 6rai
Slated III, hus been much bad stating dpne in Va
by inexperienced wo,hmeu.
Speeim, ns of his work can be tho Lynchbrg
Gas W,fks, Hn examination If which he requests lay
those wanting work in his Inc.
In some cases Tor new buildings he recommends lalhs
in tie puce sheeug the roof Tor Stating which costs
considerably less.
N b, Letters of enquiry orders for Slate Stating
Nnd repairing, will be promptly attended Ia by address
ing him either of the places oi business
dee Ig-dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

. Gen. f. Howard. of Gainesville, Tenn, com
lifted suicide on Sunday night, Jan. %. He
I as man of wealth, and has long occupied a
srv high position in the mercantile world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-10

We take great pleasure in reeommenS ing the Mex
irun Mustang Liniment all fricrds and custom
crs NJ the bcsr article We have used for Sore
Sprnins, or Galda, Horses. We have used II extnn
sivcly and always eifecIuay. Some OF ourm cn hav"
also used il for severe Bruises and Sores, we'll
Rheumatic Pains md they all sny II acts like magic
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