davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
From Havana.

The Charleston papers of the 18th inst, contain
intelligence from Havana, brought by the steam
ship Isabel: :, -, ...-,.--.
At ball given on board the Columbia, the at
tendance of Creoles was SLIM as they were fear
ful of being suspected by their government as
favoring the United States. Il rrr ~
Assassinations have been more freqent in Ha-
vana recently -
There was report current in Havana, when
the Isabel sailed that the authorities had sent on
board the United States ship Columbia, to know
If the Commodore intended to salute the Spanish
flag, towhich he replied that his had been insult
ed. and that he never saluted any flag that had
nsulted his and until the difficulties now pending
were settled, he would have no communication
with them.
We make the following extracts from letter
to the Standard, from its Havana correspondent: :
During the last week of the past month, there
were no less than nine white men assassinated,
in the streets or public places of this city, aud
no. Of the assassins has been arrested. These
facts exhibit. in Strong light the lamenable state
in which society is reduced in this unfortunate
Island.
A Creole gentleman. understand. recently ap-
piled for passport for himself and son, he being
about to place the latter at some College in the
United States. The passport was refused. and
the gentleman was fined $3.50 for having dared
to apply for passport Do you not think such
subjects to the Spanish Throne
A recent number of the Gaceta contains an
edict, by which it is ordained that no person
shall be allowed to write in a public paper. or TO
edit or publish any book. The object OF this
edict is supposed to be the suppression of witty
illustrated weekly publication called La Danza
and which has satirized and carricatured various
acts and personages connected with the present
government OF Cuba.
An edict appears in the Gaceta Of the 31st ult
by which it's ordained in consequence of the DIFF
ficulties in the case of the Black Warrior. that
whenever a case respecting duties shall hereafter
arise, in which a memorial to the Supreme Co.
vernment is rendered requisite, the amount ofthe
duties shall be paid into tie Treasury and there
to remain until the answer of the Supreme Co.
vernment is received. I tr@C
The message of the President to Congress in
transmitting the documents relative to the Black
Warrior aggression. appears to have frightened
the Marquis de la Pezuela out of his property
The message rendered into really elegant Span
ish you will perceive in the -Dia,io de la Marina,
of the 3lst March
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
NOTICE.

a Ii persons having entered Swamp Land at
"A my office (as Sub Commissioner up 70 the
27th day of December, 1853. Upon the return
of my certificate. received the certificate of the
Secretary of the Board Of Swamp Land Commis-
sloners, ISSUED By order OF said boardJ at the Of
hce OF DAHL L. WILLIAMS at Washington Ark's
upon the payment OF the tee OF 81 for eacn certifi-
cate, allowed the Secretary Of the said Board by
SAID Commissioners ,r... l.. L. PRYOR.
Uas.Iingt0n. Han lst. 1851. lS-lw
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
R A n A ~ A w.

LROM the subscriber in Bossier Parish. La. .
~ some time in January last, a negro boy E~
named JOE. OF copper complexion, blue eyesl
beard gray, back considerably marked, and about
feet 10 inches high Said negro is supposed to
be in the vicinity OF Washington. liberal re-
ward will be paid for his apprehension and con-
fnement in any Jail SO that can get him
Address. B. III. NELSON.
.4prR 5th, 1854. 14-iw. PineriHe La.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

a IL PERSONS are forbid purchasing LAND
u WARRANT No. $50, of LOO acres issued un-
der the act Of March %, 1852, TO John Sharp
Said Warrant having been lost during its trans
mission ny mai, cayeat against its location has
been filed, and at the expiration Of six weeks.
from the first publication OF this notice. an appli-
cation will be made tor duplicate.
JOHN SHARP.
.fpra Isl. 1854. l5-Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
Regular Upper Red River Packet.
IL. M. JONES.

TIME substantial, fast run y sa~
4 ming, light draugh
steamer X. VI. JoSEs, hav- -sS55ssEssy5&l
ing been purchased by Captain y. $. JoHssos,
viii run regularly during the entire season in the
upper Red River trade. Planters and shippers
may rely upon having all business entrusted To-
her punctually attended to.
Marcs 27, 1854. f3-f -
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
Sale of H6th Sec. m. IN, .. II. 25, w

IN COMPLIANCE with petition presented
Il to me from majority of the house-holders IN
said Township, in accordance with Iaw.
! will otter for Sale. to the highest bidder, at
the Courthouse door, in tae Town OF Washing
ton, Hampstead county, Ark's, on Monday the
5th day Of June, 1854. in lots or tracts Of forty
Acres. the whole oi Section g il r. II s. Of r.
70 w. Said Lands not to be sold for less than
two dollars per acre. Terms, credit OF Eve
years with per cent interest payable semi-an-
nnaly in advance-bonds with approved security
will be required Of purchasers
DAN'L l.. WILLIAMS, Comm
E rarM.- l. School Commissioner.
Wa1iiagfon. .g2PR 5. 1854 I4-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
Medical Notice.

DR. JNO. CALHOUN. tenders his profession-
~ al services to the citizens OF Washington and
Hampstead county generally He may at all
times be fonnd. when not professionally engaged,
at DR.. Jett's Drugstore.
Wdslingkon .4prH 81. 1851 -l-- Il
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
Gene and Sees

NEITCHEL & FOSTER, are daily receiving
lsI a handsome, and rich selection Of fancy ar
tic.es, which are both useful and Ornamental
among which are Bohemean Vases, China Vases.
Sewing birds Ladies work baskets, &C.. &r.
Washington .fD.1t &c. 1sJi IL
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

D5ed-In this place, on the 27th nit. at the
residence of his son-in-law, Joseph Patterson,
Maj. JAMES W. JONES, in the 62d year OF his age.
a native OF Perscn county, North Carolina
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

The Richmond Enquirer says that the freezing
weather of last week destroyed hope Of even
partial crop of fruit in that section of Virginia.
and it is to be feared that its effects have been
equally blighting throughout the State sllss7'i p
Eagle T. Eng. 10 rlt
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

A large wine-dealer in London. recently. on his
death bed being in great distress OF mind acknow
iedged to hls friends that his agony was OCCASION
ed by the nature of the business he had beloved
for years He stated that it had been his habit
to purchase all the sour wines he could and bv
making use of sugar OF lead and other deleterons
substances, restore the wine to a-palatable taste
He said he did not doubt he had been tbe means
OF destroying hundreds of lives, as he had from
time to time noticed the injurious effects of his
mixtures on those who drank them. He had
seen Instances OF this kind, where the unconsci-
ous victim of his cupidity, after WAITING and do
clining for years. despite the best medical advices
went 10 their graves, poisoned by the adulterated
wines he had sold them. This man died rich.
but alas! what legacy did he leave his children
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
New Goods! New Goods!!

New Goods! New GoOds!!
n & v. BLOCK have just received I'm
-. direct from New Orleans, per steamers ~
New World and 3. +. Clark, the following arti-
cles, to wit:
Dry Goods.
Gingham. Musins. Jaconet Swiss Null and cross
bard, Prints. Solid and other coors. Do
mestics. I & A Bro. Sheet
ings, Sea Island Cot
ton, Lowells, Spun yarn-Pongee and linen cam
brio Handkerchieis. Whalebone, SSc-,&c.
Groceries.
Whskey. Alonongahela
Rose and Fletchers Extra, Du-
puy K Grand Brandy. Sugar. Coffee.
Moasses in barrels and halt barrels: Salt
Mackere Tobacco. Candles Soap Rice.
Starch, Pickles. Sardines Lobsters, Salmon Clams
Candy, Crackers. Cheese Loaf Sugar &c. &c. &c.
Hardware.
lron- Nails, Weeting and Grub Hoes Trace Ok,
Fifth and Breast Chaius Grass Scythes. Wagon
Boxes, Bar Lead. Powder, Shot. Dou5le and single
Barrel Shot Guns, Grass and Cotton Rope, Wool
and Cotton Cards. Broad and other Axes &c &c
BOOTS az SHOES,
Calf Sewed. KIP and mud Boots Brogans, Ladies
Walking Caters and Brskin Shoes, also children
and youths Shoes.
SadGicry.
Hope ard Attakapas Saddles, side Saddles, Saddle
Wallets. Carpet Bags Brides MaTtinaales Surcin-
giles, Girths, Horse Collars and Blind Bridles.s.
&c. Sc.
ALSO. general assortment OF Hats and Caps
black satin Vests, &c SC. All Of which in addi-
ton to their previous stock of Goods: making a.
complete an assortment az can usually be fourd In
this market and 10 which they respectfully solicit
the attention Of their friends. and purchasers gem
crafty being ever ready to serve them with des
patch.
Washington, Fc5 Is, ISL 7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

Y A litter from Constantinople saws. aThe dsss
before yesterday the Arabian, steamer of the
Peninsnar and Oriental Company. arrived here
from England with cargo of all kinds of useful
things, mostly destined for the British hospital at
dred wooden legs This is disagreeab.e instance
of providence and forethought which it is hoped
will prove to have been superauous,;' . p
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

Mrs. Stowe AND THE Colonel AnEE1cA.s.-
At a late meeting OF the Massachusetts State
Council of Colored Americans the following reso-
lutlons were adopted. 5.eG s.'.-r
Resolced, That when Mrs. Stowe promised the
coiofed people OF this country large donation
from the funds collected from her friends and ours
in Europe, for the establishment OF a School ad.
apted to our wants, we rejoiced in the hope of
great and lasting good to race from that noble
enterprise aFesfrsrr~rT f.---, 80 30 :
Resolced. That her late refusal to make that con-
tripution in aid of our elevation has file, us with
unfeigned regret and modification, and compelled
US to believe that she has been acted upon by
other influences than the dictates OF her own GOOD
heart. srrEr0o. -r7z
Ii Mrs. Stoves conduct does not. even in the
estimation of negroes, kill rff abolition ph;lan-
thropy dallards indeed have the day. 2 : ~
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

The City Councils of New Orleans, have sub
scribed two million dollars to the Jackson and
Great Northern railroad, and one million and
half to the Opelousas and Western ralrosd .a
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

PRISONER EscAPED-MAN KuLED-On Thurs
day the 9th ult., Cherokee, named James Rog-
ers, broke from the custody OF Mr.. Mckizzck
United States Deputy Marshal, as he was about to-
bring him from the nation to this city Mr.. Nc
Kizzick followed him to retake him; and was in
his turn pursued by Tom Rogers. the brother of
the prisoner, with the view OF concentrating t}se
escape. Mr.. John w. Curtis, who was engaged
on duty with Mr.. Mex, followed Tom Rogers
all on horseback; and when Curtis came up TO
Tom, the latter wheeled around and commenced
firing Colts revolver at him. After several
discharges had been delivered, Curtis got his re-
volver out, and upon the second shot, inflicted
mortal wound upon Rogers of which he died the
next day. E u Pan Buren, Ltdiigcncer.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
TERMS.

TERMS.
Boarding lodging. washing lights, and fuel,
per Session. ............D......... $50 90
Tuition in primary department =. $40 & SIS 90
Higher branches. 20 90
lncidenta. expenses. MISREPRESENTATION. 90
Music on Piano. ~ 30 20
French Language. 10 90
Drawing and Painting 10 90
Embroidery ~ 90
One half the board and tuition fees rrnsf be paid
in advance. Pupils charged from the time OF en-
trance-Do deduction made Tor absence, except In
cases Of protIaeted illness
Washington. Jan 20, 1854 Ism.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
u. O. q. r..

0ZAN LODGE No. 10, at Washington. Az
" kansas, meets on Tuesday night of each week
.l- ..Jr ID. f. WILLIAMS Serp..
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

FRoM TExAs.-The Galveston News quotes the
following item from the Henderson Flag OF the
Union
The Flag of the Union gives an account of
recent "ful deck fight which came off at a cross
roads, place in Rusk county bearing the delect-
man was killed and another shot, but not danger
ously hurt. Scott, Poe, Heath, and sundrv Others,
too numerous to mention, were engaged in the
fight. The spring fights appear to have COM
menced in earnest at Rakepocket." srrl
The following is from the San Antonia Ledger:
"A train, composed OF eight or ten mule teams,
arrived here on Saturday last from FL Paso making
the trip in twenty-five days. This is the first
trip over this route. Such evidences of the su-
periorty of the Texas route over that of Missouri
are almost daily Increasing. The whole trade of
Northern Mexico will soon pass over this route.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

IhRRIBLE CoNFLA GRATIoN-JAc IN
~ NS-By the arriva! of the steamer Florida at
sr. ieston the Florida Courier has received an
Id ua OF the Jacksonville Republican, giving an
All ~ OF mostdisastrous fire which destroyed
s ~: tle business portion of the town. The loss
Is.luaIed at 100000. Seventy buildings Were
'ssf0yed, OF which twenty three were stores.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03

Inv. A1FoRY BURNED.-White Hall Cotton Fac
tbt ef1 bear Baltimore, was destroyed by fire on
ona 9.n MT The loss is very great-estimated at
an !U hundred thousand dollars, on which there was
nronI Insurance OF only ten thousand dollars. The
'''tefey was owned by Hoover & TurnbnIl.
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
a. N. CROUCH.
WRtch.Makc s. .EcWcIer.

IIaterllIs. mere NAV al
50 be found at the same place, all extensive as
sortment of fine and fashionable
Jew cIry,
Consisting in part Of ladies and gentlemens breast
pins, gold Watches, warranted good time pieces
which are offered as low as the same articles can
be bought at retail, in New Orleans or any other
Southern city
Washington. .9prR 10, 1864. l6-
Washington telegraph., 1854-05-03
" OT lC

Mnrfrcesioro, .4yrH 81, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
SILkSt .SILkSti SILkS!!!
goth September.
GEORGE NJ KUCkEIf Il CO.

IL AVE just led aud openea their stock oi
of the purchasers Of Silk Goods II the follow
ing
~ 2G-2s-30-32 < "a neh supr Black 10 de
Rhine s ks
% inch sup'r Black Taiet d Silk
Sup BIZ Rcpi SiIks-as,ored qualities far mourning
" Gro Grain do
= Black amt Coored Watered Silks
do and POLKA figured do
do ami Striped do
Brocade- Over, elegantly
Paid Silks, asserted
Co.ored Brocade do - Tor Dinner Pres IS
Plaid do
Whs' Bocnie do ior Bridal Dresses
Rept do "
" Wntered do = Z" -
I" Ga.e do "
=" Col. red Chameleon Gro de Alringes
Plan Colored Silks, assorted such Is As es and
Bosses Maria l. u-e Tan Sky Blue Pink, Pea
Green, Straw. Lac &c. &c.
sep 30 d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
September goth 1854.


eUPERIOR VELVET CARPETS (already made)
- .perior Administer Rugs Go mutch)
NntIs - E."
ply Carpets
do
Ill, 3 4 and $ sup'r Twrlled Venetiaus
Climate aud Tufed Rugs
Giass aud Oh mile Mutt
ii 81, 4, l64 aud "a Oil Clor (fo' Dining
iiuur }
44.G4 aud 81 Furniturr Oil c 9th (vcry .upcriar)
Blu" X G"Id Green Gold, Crimson & Gold Da
nas~ Tor CuIlH
Solid B,ue Il. d Crmsot Damask. for Curtains
Turkey Rcd MUSINGS do
Centre Ta-sc- aud Side Loops for Curtains, To match
Damash Resets and Bdnte
Window Cormcr~, assorted Every beautiful pHtterus)
SUPP lnce Curtains
Embroidered MIslins far Curtains,
All ii w'ch Ill sell extremely low and respect.
fuzzy ask III from all wishing Ia purchase.
sep 30 ,2m GEO. NJ RUCkER Il co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
Fall Importation
OF EARTENwARE AND CHINA

Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Art'eits
1--WE subj rib, IT, h. trude lnee al snlird
i stock of Earthcn~are, Chnu snd 81 the pat
tenn ef which selected By hin.se in person.
Having Kprre Of many year. IN thu particular
business l. fees great confidence in sn7e that IN point
of prre aad qutlis viii compare iayoabs with sny
other house % the rHde.
White Cfaui.e Dinner Ware,
Do - Bash. aud E~er-, jugs, Ten Ware etc.
b,ue Pfg. tasaur IT'D Fancy do
hine Decorated Ch,Gn D,nuor ADD Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten and 1oi ct seIs
DO do do Phcher. aud ia.e.
Gold Band de- IT above variety
WI t. Chi d. ct a. oet variety.
C,mu,oa War; q eser, description, suit'he for
" ve.alinf which he aer- upon such ierns for rash
cannot teii IT, please
Fine MAulc PEE and Toilet Glasses
Fin Ivory Iallr Cut cry, Waters a. Bril ana Ware
Safety. aud otner Fluid and solar Lamp.
Glass Ware in every variety.
Al be ak. /. call and he feels assured hi. pricc,
will rfvc abstraction.
His Paekeri- one Of the beet IN tfe trade
Stone Ware al Factory price,
sepl2-ts JAS 4. Il. EVANS.
Ne. III Main II huua Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

Garter Tue hose-lnd whlse you may
Old Time Is swiftly tying;
And that SAME tlaw that blooms to-day
To m"row may Ice dying
A LII who desire ct themse ewes, inmiIy friends, a
"A correct, hghly finished and UNtADlNG DA-
GUERkEOIll LIKENESS one Of those nj
most breathing St9reoscapc Pictures, should embrace
the present oppo tuuity (S delays oaugcruus) of
cali. At the Gallery o MINNIS & CO. They have
lugrani beaulul assortment oi God Lockets, Pins,
Rings, Bracelets. &c. with every sly of Case and
Frame, in when 10 place Pictures; any OF which,
lille with Likeness ake in their iniulitablr style
" IL at make the heaalilul-and u the
tme, The most deslrabe-lreseld Jtat can he AIDE.
and On" tnat wl be tr assured up n sacred memento
long urtri The lived dontr Lull nave passed AWAY.
lh"y have an thei possession every Ialc and npor
tant Improvement in Chemicals al Il Apparatus know
in TN arr, and prepared tale pictures j., every
stye. and warranted 10 please. A cail from the citizens
OF Lynchburg and surrounding country is respectfully
h'lred, whelh' they nay wish pictures not.
GALLERY ia Lynrhburg an Win st two doors from
bridge It. adj mi the new Sur' OF Dir. Lymar; Syc
anna st., Petersburg, and Main 81, Richn ond Va.
Il. W MINIS.
~epSf y, :. TANNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26

lfthe Trains stopped fora passenger BE- cn an,
1.-THE above named points, the charge will IN ide from
abe point at passed by the Tram. and chr rye VII
se los than twrrt,-ii,c cents in any case.
fasserg Who do not procure Tickets exc opt ihos
who take the where uekctv MT ,nId.
Si be charged by the conductor, per &c H. in al
ifiaa u tie regular raes 81 ar". rr7sid ed.
lattn sh, Bee receive than "a, nor NOR
aa .l'y 'erts from anyone passenger, al punt
the raj.
Servant vi be required hase wo p ps. :. on. Ia
10 efi ~ih me Ticket AGENT and ono wi 1 le ON 4c.
Tor, which ua.r must he sSpeif IN efaI tit 2 the "
.efe tiase. on TIE Free euorrd or. ons be
required produce theirire papers, ley will nj be-
permitted Ia trateI au the cafs
ION 10 T.. II GIL l.. e., nj Supft
VA rsfs'rs advertising for Ills Company will
p."a.e slorsl ods fti'ement- IA relation Pas-eng'
Tsts md ,e.s,t the sb.,ye-strs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
G,EPTEMRER 3O,h.

LYNcHBUBG, VA.
Re-, pcctf.lv beg the attention of the Ladies and Cen
II m.nt In the splendid stock OF rich aud eegaut
Fall and Winter Goods Just receiv d md opened
In. assortment l. very rompst- Customers will ind
h- r.ah shneut nearly quite every artic IN tie
Dry Grods line Tue guilty of eonds my be- IN most
instances. relied on, stock generally WIS elected
vi Il grcHt catc AMI with refence /, durability. ] he
ia3ce- vii or satisfactory. Mean goods n eNtre"eh
NV tr.rs-. God goods Is usual at wta 20 81 goods
are youth ca respect uIiy requested OF ali "
:, ~ Ut. sep 3O.u2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
~ WHITTEMOISE Il BRO

XTulJID ,-p., ttully ainounce To ne citizens of
w Lynchbure and vicinity. thai they nanafar.
,,,,i,r mr. their Agricultural Works tie Basin, Il b
NITCUELS PUMP II FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the r1 perfect article of the Kind oer
ed the public tdesg ned for Factory fte aud Gnr
den me and j. peculiarly adapted to private dwell
iigs ,diading ttf.m Fire Engine under their direct
command capable at forcing water two ,tor,
dwelling
All orde.s promptly attended - aud Pumps put int"
W.II- Oh Spring. at tie u,ual aic-, AMI w4IHuted Il,
perform well for year.
We are the exclusive agent. for the counties Of Camp
hell amherst. Bedford pnd Appomattox.
saft |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
GAS LIGHTS.

TANllE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
l. prepared To furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
una private families with Gus OF superior quality
Whether consider the bri.ancy OF the light, lis free
dom from erytng calculated soil rooms, furniture
orcnrpets, lis che" pness it superior any olhe,
hghl now W. beg leave to invite attention IA the
following ndh, ION of "A few o those have
.r>ted lis qualities.
Theu der gned, who u.ing Gas manufactured ut
the lyuchburg Gus " ohs take pieusnle ia recommend
citizens large, being better. cleaner
aud cheaper HAN any orher liz nave used consider
lug the amount ui ligh obtained
Roberl Early, Htigle.. MeEl4eny < Co.
/ A Alknson Baker \ Ciavey,
Simpson \ Bro, BGrror CHS Skater, & Co.
John 7. Wright, b. f Sumpter,
Philip W. Payne, Glass a. Rnlne,
Juo. q. Mecm, 7. L Dudley
Vim. Stzer, x NJ Guggenheimcr
AcIce u. McCanuhun, c. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, VIM. b. & c. Fisher
q NJ. Rucker, r. Stabler < Co..
+. l. Gibbs, of A Boyd
BHptist Gh.rch, W. / Anderson & Co..,
Rosser Il Cawthon, ilorner, Watson & Co.
Novel; House, Mcdaniel, Hurt X Preston,
Chas J. Lee, Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, nISnp. of Il r.,
W. " Lel,wic x Bro, Fretwrl! d Hail,
Washington House, d, Il. Pnyre,
, Langhorue Hatcher Il Logwood,
Jas. NJ. Boyd. Nauicns OF st. Puuls
Sam. W. Shelton, 5Church.
Those wishing Ia introduce Gas can certain the
cost aud any other information rspe ting ii, by apply
'nsto I. Z. HOPPER, SUI erint, ndenl.
may lS-dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
PETEasB BURG.
r Small FORM. YORK

u. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
THE ff-t eis-- dtible engine steamship, ~ T-k
Roanoke. Capt Thaaas- skineor. snyes Cay -se
Punt lot M lsr.. Every Ssusy rnorni at 10 u
riuck touching O., Norfolk. Tn, Janest WI, Curt.
Edward Cavendy eaisr- heretofore. Z cay n"sdns
eve ing tpucinng A,rtoik rains is Rair 5ad from
PETE. i al < e, nne.t with eari IA T.
Pa..enfer. leaving Lytshburg eB Tuesday morning
will arrve T. irr fai thc Jarcst..sn City Poiut,thc
same .,eur All . cucki and IA l.e leaving o. foda,
Ill hay osot Petersburg flst uslt, an c"nneet vi
thu RoteoN- seg rnafpins Al 10 asinct.
Passage AMI sfe from felrr-barR including
SIM, Ram. sld ia
>t"etaPp passaF. ~
'a.sage nn Fare 10 Norfolk by the River
Steamers
For FIeir Pc. .e- apply Il
SAM ELG. BAPTIST, Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-26
Fall and Winter Goods.
AT The
- SHOE Il uATEWPOEkUN. I'm
MAIN STREET. LYNcHBuRG ~

fFour Doors ADORE the Market House.
The undersgne would respectfully invite the attention
OF their ffends and the public generally Ia their
stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS consisting If
Boots Shoes Hats and Cop, Trunks, VaiiscS Carpet
Bags SeboI Sachels, &c ;tierts Boots af their own
manufacture. and that Of Miles Sons al,o J. Miles
Il Son. double waterproof Boots super article
Ladies' Cloth AMI Kid Caters. 3uskiu Bootee- Whole
Boots. &c; Misses aud Chldrens' Shoes Of all kind.
aud sizes; Boys Boots and Shoes Ser,ani'- Shoe--u
superior a iice, Gents fine Mocskin Hate Nebraska
Know Nothing. Young Aperici. Wide Wake and
Slouches of different kinds Also variety OF nous
and boys Cane. ehddrens' Gaps TgIbans. in few
days we wild az. Give our Eustern Goods. comprising
mens and bDY's Coarse Boots Shoes, &c, and then
say with safety thai stock will heas complete
any offered IL this marHct-wiich ill sell cheap
as ANYBODY in the state All ask Is call, aud see
for yoIrseL FREfN Ill X HALL.
lots