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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALSO
New Law d Miscellaneous Books. A

~ B. PAYNE has Just received the As@f
Il. following Books. GL
A II satise on the Law OF bills of Exchange - ~
Promssory Notes. d INK Notes. Bankers Cash Notes
and Checks by Johan Barnard Byles.
Prsc lca Treatise on the Law relating Trustees,
their Powers Duties, Privileges and Liabilities, by
James Hill
Rswe on Covenants Tor T itles.
reenleaf on Evidence-ih,fd Volume,
smms' Poetical Works Vol.
Darlington. Sketches.
D,scus.ions Philosophy Literature, by Sir VIM.
Humiltoi.
Life ar Letters of JOS Story Vols.
Valley al the Amazon. by Lieut. Herndon.
Comm ntaries On the Laws Of the Ancient Hebrews,
I'VE. c. Wines.
COLLEEN Dreams and Leaden Realities,
Six Months in Italy, by Hilliard-2 Vols.
The Hertz Stone
The Spa swife oneens Secret by Paul Penperprasa
Merklapi by the Author of Mar aret Maitland.
Physiology Of Taste.
Journey Round the World by Gerstaeckor.
Memoir OF g. J. Fox by Lord Russell.
Memoirs, Journal and Correspondence Of Thos Moore
IS cts per part.
kur;en on Soaps and Candles.
Buisy Moments of an Idle Woman.
Autobog aphy of an Actress, by Mrs Mowatt.
Libeiis. or MIR. Peyton's e xperimeut-Nlrs Hale.
Rhetoric OF Conversation, by Hervey.
Gazetteer Of the United States by Baldwin T. Thomas
Hobrooks Selflnstruetor, No. l. Writing Spelling and
Drawing. mar ~ IL
T Express Copy
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOOm.

d r. Logan & son, Uphill. s1EzszgESTAve
II. sterers. Pipe, Hangers. Mat lEl.&A
tress and Rope Manufacturers. Main -
Street Two Doors below tile Market house, Lynchbuig
Va, keep eonsi any on hand and make or'er, Carl
ed Hair Lbuck, Moss Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses, and Rope of every description.
We have in employment some first rate Cab
net Wor kpen and intend to keep hand SUPPLY Of
FURNITURE, of our own make and also Northrn man
facture-such Bureaus, Sofas, Wardrobes Bedsteads
Chairs Double and Single Lounges,-l000 Beadsteads
hand We aek ito artention OF all Who navy
articles in line and pledge ourse es to sell up
reasonable terms he obtained in this
other market IV Special attention given to the
pairing of Furniture. jan 2d&cts)
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ECON MENDATIONS.


CHIEF ENGIsEER's OFFICE, Va. q Tenn. X. II
Lynchburg Va Scptrm or 30, 1853. I
TO THE RAHROAD public.
All the Cnrs OF every Kind in upon iii ioad have
heen made at the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
Il, the direction of Gen'l Nettetou, as Agent
1t gives me much pleasure to cay that have
strongly ind faithfully executed. cheerlully re
commend these works, to companies requiring cars a.
competent und faithfully execute any con
tracts that may BE- made with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ GARNETT,
Chicf Eng. Va. d Tenn r. r.
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MECHANICAL.
New Furniture Ware-R0oms.

roNANT. wALDR RON & Co.
VIToULD Re peetfully inform their iiienis ano tue
w public generally that they are now RECEIVING al
tbeir Furniture Ware Rooms. MAR St. a Few aoors
below the Norvell House their stock OF Hose WOOD
Mahogany Walnut and other Furniture together with
great nany articles In the way OF House keeping that
are nsefl as we'll a. ornamental b have never before
been introduced Ito this market All OF which have been
elec,ed from houses North enjoying the highest rePu
ta,ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment'a
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged workmen OF skl"nd eAPe
rence therefore prepared TO have made TO or
der out of good ma eal any piece OF furniture that
my be ordered They would add that they are pre-
pared offer greater inducements to persons wanting
anything in tie way of URNlIURE, than has ever be-
ore offered in this market And they hope by as
sduous attention business merit and receive at least
a portion of the public pati onege.
C0NANT, WALDRON & co.
NB-We would say our old friends and custom
ers that we continue manufacture, at old stand,
ON Bridge st all kinds Of Tobacco Moulds and the
like. anil We solicit continuance OF their favors.
mar13ts c., W. & ca.
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port Walthall Lime

Fort Walthall Line.
HNH beautiful and favorite steamboath r~sa
l. AUGUSTA, under Tho command of 49,
Capt VIM. @. Smith, ESQ long and favorably knoun
the travelling community on the Potomac and lama
ITALIA is furnished with l. + Il BOATS
Life Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the a.pans,
required by Act of Congress to secure the safety n.
engers.
The Cars running il nexion with the Augusta frou
Richmond. leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot o1
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday 6 O'Clock Nj
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boat,
have but few steps to walk to the Cars.
The Cars runn from Petersburg to City Point il,
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg sam.
days us above, at74 NJ, from the Depot of the Appe
matox X. Co, thus giving passengers opportuna
to go from Lynchburg Their by the Packet Boats Il
Danville Railroad to Richmond, or by way of the soa
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there next mon
ing to Norfolk.
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the aIs
nate days viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
O'Clock, A.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk &sc.. 50 Nl
Fare between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill and
Grove Wharf,. Observation-Disclosures. a
Children over three years and not over twelve
years of age, half price
t'icoioedCH, w W
Servants, through, 50
Servants to any point on Il e river. ---... %
Meals OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 0;
mar 3l-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD lSuDt
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
I @ ;;..ss;:s

\ PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the d.
"a pot, in isburg every day. Sunday excepted
ut o'clock, A M and arrives Burkeyille at the il
tersection of the Richmond and Danville Rail-Rot
ut ~ cockA connecting by that Road with Messrs
r. Fagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court II ou.s
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro, c.
and arriving at FarnviIle at ll.30. A. M. CONNECTING
there with Messrs. Flagg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves Farmyle at l. P. NJ
ard Burkevile at o. p m. arriving in Petersburg ia
time for the trains going North or South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
with the splo ndid Roanoke und james
town tor N'w-York; which leave CITY Point at7PH,
and every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point IA; the same hour
ssergers preierrng to rema in Petersburg the Oyg
nIght, can take the mornil train North at a A.x
the james River Boats for Old ,nt Norfolk and Bali
more at 3, A. M, the for the South at lock
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between, Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
httteen hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s. WI
between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days, 9Wl
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur 81 rings,
- though IN TWO days, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ VI
between Petersburg Danve, through in TWEEN.
y-tour hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s3l
Between Petersburg GIee sboro', N. c., thro
IN TWO days ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III vi
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. C. through
IN three days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte $lS
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot ever
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at o, A MYah
returns the same days. Any person wishing see III
rates 1T freight can obtain freight list by calling uid
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dec3 Is E. J. WALL Supt
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THE undefsi signed having had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
rroprlor, Maj A. Ellison, Jr. asks lc say the
RaRoad public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue il. manage ment, hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
iention the work entrusted him, t. merit the ap
probation and liberal patronage of the public
A. NETTL ETON, Manager.
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a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NAILSON n FKANKLIN-WhOIc
w AND RETAIL GROCEhS AND COMMITS.
sion Merchants, in the Granite Front Building,
few doors above the Merchants Bank, Muin Street.
Lynchburg, Va receiving their Spring supply,
which they invite the OF their friends and
the public generally
20 hhd4 O. and 81 Sugars,
50 bbs Refined Coffee do
80 " Clarified and Puversed do
100 boxes Loaf do
10 bbs Crushad do
10 hhds Cuba and Molasses
30 bbls q aud Sugnr-house Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and Lagulro CoHee,
25 " superior Brown Jnyu
" Genuine Moe, do
Chests T.. Imperial aud Black Teas,
Ticrce+ New Crop Rice.
200 Sides Sole Leather, heavy Hight weights,
bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Bac Cotton, ussorted numbers,
bales Cotton Bats.
100 Sacks suit
20 tons Country and Tredegur Rolled Iron, ass d
1000 lbs Blistorcd Steel.
1909 lbs Ceet aud Hhca, Stc-l
5boVcs Patent Axes different brands,
300 kces Nails assorted
l2 Horse Shoes,
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nails.
% best Nova Scotia Grind Stones
80 boxes Sperm aud AdaTartine Candles
30 lurpenine Sonr,
90 bbls Mackcrel,
30 Tanners Oil,
TO- 900 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Clovcrseed,
Ginger, Spice, Pepper Chockoute, Alum Saltpeter
Soda, SmI CHI Copperas, Indigo, Nader large stock
of Cotton Osn,bergs. Brown Do,nesti,s Staple Dry
Goods, and great many other articles too tedious Ia
MENTION all of which they offer sell on the very best
terms, or 20 give in exchange for country produce
mar7ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

TNHESE WORKS have be- set in operation Nth
l. all the latest Improoed Machinery for Wood and
Il On work, and upon scale commensurate with tho
ults of the outh and West, for Car construction
More lhan hundred cars OF ill description have
been made these work. Tor the Virginia d. Tennessee
Rail Road
Presidents and Engineers of Rail. Roads respect
nlly invited bestow their patronage they may
y upon having their work finished in strict pance
win then plans and a~ ings after tie most
approve plans oil Construction. prices satisfactory.
Southern Ikail-EIOads
VIII no longer be compelled obtain their Cars from
the 9th, subject large expense and risk of Trans
portht,on. GEO. G CURLE Proprietor.
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Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853. (
From IN intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Cure. fool confident that the Piedrp Mt Work nr.,r
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Railroad Cars well as in any and all 8
branches of mechnical operations.
JNO ROBIN Mcdaniel, President
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a. j. BLAOK, IlCkFl Hb,
N. B.-The same rates will be charged from h@"
vile and all other points along The line to Lynehbu
aug l9-ts
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
LA M
Virginia & Tennessee Rail Road
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tr;

. :. I'M
IN and after Saturday The lst day Of April next 4
~ Accommodation Train, stopping at any ara
point vii leave Lynchburg daily, Except suna''
at o'c och, p. ana arrive at Salem at - / r.
Returning, leave Salem at AZ o'clock A. NJ, aud am
IN l.ynchburs at O'clock. A. NJ.
Passengers by this trair will be allowed to carr! .a
their own baggage freight rs lbs, free OF charge
Tor amy excess that weight they will be
follows:
forthe first so lbs or =
Betw en- so and rs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Between rs and 100 lbs,
And :" ON in proportion. oen
No passenger viii be allowed to frank. IN ms '
name, the baggage freight of another ersnn
mar 3l-ts THOMAS SHARP, Gen sur
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II u II 1fEDUCED-ThrO fTU"
l. Lymch6wrg. Va, 10 KnozrHe Tennessee, by The W.
gtiia and Tennessee Railroad and Parish j. Co.'S L@'
OF Stages Through tickets ran he obtained at u
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee RallToa
Company, at the following points and at the following
rates. viz:
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Richmond and Petersburg RaiI.p IA,
i @;N h
CHANGE OF HOIIRS

I'm ard after " ednesdny the lsl MnrcL \
" senger Trains on this road will run a. fl ae fa,
EXPRESS TRAIN 'oloSs;
viii leave Richmond daily, at RI
4" Petersburg An
MAIL TRAIN u IA
viii leave Richmond daily. at
Petersburg i" m
Fare 81 l0-Chidren over three. and M, -. A. Y
years of age 60 cents. discount of 10 c.n, ssehe
made on each fare when tick cts procured A. WI Dc
fee, and to passengers getting the cars where ,
cts sold. w eek'
Through Tickets in connexon with Bl,,J G. n
Western Stage Line n be procured at the ,yeo Dao9
following places: "'a
Greensburough, North Ca, olina, Am j.
Lexington, - CIV 81
Salisbury a" 10 v
Charlotte, d" ~
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, Wednesday. md r.a
g. A. M, for Port Walthall where il aa
the Steamboat Augusta. Capt. W c. Smitb far Nv Fa
Portsmouth, and all the intermediate places ''O'''''
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth 40 =.
The freight all articles for Norfolk or Porte ~
ard the different landings the river must ba na;l
advance. fu
N. B.-Servants travelling by themselves mu.t 10 g.
nished with two passes that one can be retained
the Office and il must be expressly stated on Tho n.'
that they nre permitted go the Cars or 8at AZ II
may be. '' ia
mar 3l-d&cts THOS DODANEAn g..
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VTHs VIII De cash,or negotiable paper safislac-
torily endorsed
he subscriber, thankful for the very lihoral patron
age bestowed on him for the fourteen wears he has
een IN business In Lynchburg. woul Just mention that
lie VIII still continue his former bushes. az heretofore
and hopes with the additional facilities le now has and
10y the constant attention he feels detsr ned to give to
MS business in all its various branches to mer; con.
t'nuance OF the patronage of a liberal public
sept 25-ts GEO G. CuRLE
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists of two Flows. placed one before
the other, on the same beam. The forward takes
ir"w from three 10 sac inches deep, separating the
oi che grass vegetable and lays it, alice surface
down, IN the bottom OF the previous fJrrow ard the
hind one follows from toar sir inches deeper, and
rases md deposits its sic that of the forward one
IL being raised and turned the sub soil is broken and
melowed, and spread loose and evenly ove the sward
or,in the language of the State Agricultural Committee
al WORK, in their report of 1850, it makes a
seed bed almost as perfectly a spade
We Will keep constantly on hand large as ortment
ot SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow AID white
Zine, Oak Walnut, &c, which We will sel at regular
boat or Wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
Ind II their advantnga purchase at these Works. as
LEY eau have then lumber worked and dressed to
aef, thereby saving the expense of hauling.
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Black Oats.

1 AM now receiving supply of superior Black Oats
L for seed which will sell on accommodating terms
ian 95ts AMBROSE b. RUCKER.
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GLASS WARE-Cut-filass Decnntcr.. Tpm
VI bler. Champagne Gubblets Wine, Lemon .les.
Bowls CELERY Gtasses, Pitchers. etc
Pressed do In every variety, and all Tor sale very
low al J. ID b. EVANS
nov I9ts No III. West Min ST, Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-13

I HAIRS, CHAIRS.-l00 doz chairs com
~ pi'sng every styl" pattern and quality called for
IN his markes for sale at the city Furniture Warerooms
nar2l.ts
Nv Rer copy.
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OATS! RATS!! kATS!!.-tor Sale
IL Duboy's celebrated French Rat Exterminaior it
~ also highly recommended ioI the destruction Of
Roa, he. Bcd.buys &c. JOHN II. SEAY x co.
mnr lJ--ta
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Office Gen. Supt. Va. & Tenn r. r.,
Dec 18th, 1888. !
NOTICE

TUNHE accommodation Train running frtn this place
Il to Bonsicks, wi be discontinued after thu enst
end trip on Wednesday morning the 18th inst
dec l3ts TIl0S SHA RIP.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
Coriage, Safety Fuse, DC.
onnn Manila Cordage. A 10 IA inch-s
sNV1U 1906 feet safety fuse,
25 sets carriage springs. TO leaf,
30 wagon. cart and buggy axes.
doz sedge hammers, ass"ried'
Also 4,
Log trace. halter, hreast and back Chans-Attn'i
...otied sizes Files assorted mill cross cut a. ""''
Saws. received and for sale at the Iron Si9e <yv
feb 25-ts () GEOhGs D D-,o
WANTED TO H1RE.-?hs 'uo'e1,o','
w wish to hire for their work og tpe W. " ~
,.iroad in the Mountaa region oi a. . nu"oe'
strong men and boys. for which hbera h're WIN oe
They have had long expenerae 20 Tue ft'J "
negroes and are Themselves large owners i'"e" Nv
.. viii feeeiye tbe same tredtmr" IN every i--re'
,L,, they rive their owl. One OF us can - seen -
L,nehbGrg atany tpe, till the l0th OF Ja"day The
Was,ngton Hotel or nj McCorkle Simpson & jones.
or at Mcdaniel & fiprts They will also buy mea sn'
-. ,are 2, 8.ac:s1 SCOTT q ADAMS
nnnn LBS. FRESH We NisON
AVVD Just received an Tor sale by
DILLARD T. OGDEN
.~sGED OlL-l0 bbIs Lhsced oil. res we'd
s =. sale by b, F, SACKETT,
Il as
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I,AMiLY GROCERY Just received, ana
l. for ale, pretty lot OF family bacon, the hams Of
which smnll. and very nice also, lnrge and fine
lot of Cornm.al and beautiful article OF COhee Sugar
The family Grocery is constsntly supplied with fresh
butter dryrd fruG good Cheese nce Lard. fine Syrup
and Molssses Honey, &c and all things requisite 10
constitute a regula family grocery
~ The above articles will be sold cheap for cas1.
mar 18-ts h. SOLOMON.
B-The DYING BUSINESS is still carried 90 in
all lis branches IA the old stand j. Ii. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15
The Latest Foreign News.

The Adyices BY steamer Pacific are
four DAYS later, and the intelligence
is decidedly warlike. Cotton had de-.
clincd, -four was more active, and con-
soils had fallen to 500 to 89a. The
passengers taken from the San Fran.
cisco BY the Antarctic had reached
England in safety. A formal answer
BY the Car to the last note OF the
Four powers had not yet been re-
ceived. 1t is reported, however, that
Nicholas had instructed his Ambassas
doris in Paris and in London to ascer-
tain whether the entrance OF the com.
bined fleets intn the Black Sea was IN
tended to aid Turkey or to preserve a
strict neutrality, aud, If the former. to
demand their passports. Dispatches
from Bucharest. under date of the 18th,
state. that the Russians had becp re-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15

"CorYER Blossoxsv are gathered
and " wisel, set for show" in nearly
all the public oliice rooms in the coun-
ty. We have not seen more promising
specimens from any mines in process
af development than those deposited
in the Fire Insurance Office, from
Flack's in Guildfsrd. aud McCracken's
in AIamancc. AZ Fiack's. l6 miles
northeast of Grrnsborough, the miners
have gone about twenty. feet deep. and
az McCracken's. . miles west Of Haw
river, in Aiananre. they have gone
about thirty feet deep. The indica-
tions are such as to induce the pro-
prietors to perseyere, with q fine pros
pect Of opening valuable veins.
The {" Twin Mine" seven miles vest
Of Grcfnsborough. has been opened to
the depth of about 20 feet, with good
aud increasing prospects Of ultimate
success. The deeper they go, the bet
ter il becomes. and all the parties inte-
rested have our best wishes for a pro-
fisable result to their enterprise.
GseensIosough Pafviof.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15

President Pierce's Horses have arrivedin town.
They are Of light hay color, and truly splen-
did sight-said 10 have cost in Western New
York fifteen hundred dollars-.ihe breed we did
not learn, hut they have the appearance Of being
at least three quarters Hooded. The Presidents
groom Yesterday purchased dozen bottles Of the
celebrated Mustang Imminent, TO take 10 Wash
inu,on with him; aud has also made arrange
meu,s with Adams & Co.'s celebrated Express
To bring on to him, at Washington. such guam
titles as he may wish. He says be has used
much Of il. and never yet had il iail in curing
sprains, bruises. winl-gals or strains and consi.
dcr.' /, invaluable. Boston Traveller.
n For sale al tho Drug Store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15

FLoop IN TnE Sr. LAWRENCE A
large body III ice was damned up in
the neighborhood Of the st. Regis In
dams the other day. Wien it gave
way il was forced over the banks. car.
rying destruction with il into the doom.
ed village, sweeping timber, rocks,
houses, andeverything else before IL
The result was that at midnight the
Indians were. driven out of their dwell
lings, and their cattle and provisions
destroyed. Many, with the tempera.
tuSe at S09 below zero. had to swim
for their lives. The American lndi-
ans, as soon as the calamity was known.
went to the aid of their brethren and
gave them shelter,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15
New Fall Goods,

ME sic now receiving large stock Of Goods.
which we desire 10 sell upon fair terms,
either for cash OF on short credit. Please all como
and see fhgm.
As cannot think Of taking up the whole Of
the Recorder in enumeraiiag every article. we
will give the Principsi articles Isom one OF our
Silk bills. viz:
Plain Black Gro de Rhine silk, IA vide,
Black figured Silks,
Plain mouse eolorcd roul dc Sol Sill,
Figused icolored Silks,
Plaid 81 k, spun Silks, bright eoloreJ Plaid,
Celsred and white Marcclne Silks,
Solid de Lanes, mode and high colorei.
Cinesille Luslre.
Plaid and Pouh De Lanes,
Ere nch Merinos, English dil,o.
Coiored and white Taileiins and Lace,
DE Bsge, for Riding and Travelling Dfesses.
ALSO.
Black aud white Dc Lance,
Black canton Grape Cloth,
| Black aud white spun SILK,
| Black French Mcfinos, Black Alpaca.
Black and colored new style Fringrs, fimps.
Buttons. Laces. Braiis, Velvet and other Ri
bands, DC, for trimming Dresses.
Blue and green Ladies Cloak Cloths, and
T'assels for ditto,
Bonnet Ribands, from 10 cents TO very 6ne.
Plaid Riband, &c.
Black Egyptian and Net silk Mns,
Nd, Mclinc, Spun silk, Flose!le and Brssan.
ira Gloves,
MSsIias, Irish Linens. Gamble and Lawn
Handkerchief:
LisIc and silk Nets and Edgings;
| ShawIs. Collars, Under-slesves;
Ladies and Gentlemen's silk, Merino and
Lambs Wool Under Vests;
Carpciing, Crsnds Cloth. Hats Caps;
/ Rail Road. Waterproof, and other Boots and
Shoes
Rubber Shoes, Cork Solos,
Ladies' and Gemlemen's Trunks; Leather;
Family Sc lies and Patent Balances;
Over Goats, Black ana Brab;
piece super dosble miiltd Brown Cloth. for
Over Goats; Cssamercs, Cloths. ycsiines, Welsh
Fianneis, Shot Guns, aud almost every thing
merchant ought TO have.
LONG & WEBB.
September rs. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-15
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.
Boston, February 8


lRELaxp.-- Great distress prevailed
in Ireland on account Of the severity
of the weather and the high price OF
provisions. At Carrick riots were fear
ed, and the military were under arms;
at Limerick, also, an outbreak was
threatened.
EASTERN AFFAIRs.--The Turks we're
recruiting $4,000 Spabees for Omar
Pasha in the spring. The Spabees
have not been under arms since the
destruction Of the Janizaries.
A force Of Turkish Cossacks was be-
ing organized by Sadik Pasha, to act
against the Russians. On their stand
ards they bear the crescent and the
cross united.