davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-21
ZINC PAINTS.

THNHE NEW JERSEY are prepared 10 ex orders
for their valuable WHITE ZINC PAINT which Is now se
knovesed TO be superior to lead in binncv and
dnraoty either for inside or outside
cheaper and will much urface than u.n
equal weights poisonous II ,rf bo,h a.
the Of health and economy. W." y"
method OF preparation recently been hi
me company to warrant their Paints keep fresh and
.o In the kegs for reasonable In this he,
f.Ini, VIII b. superior to any 9th r in market.
Isr BROWN ZINC FAINT which sold price Is nov
wen known Tor It's protective qualities when ap lied 10 iron or
other metallic surfaces. ~ ~r'-N1 W ava W
Ihcr STONE COLOR PAINT posese, the propere, OF m,
Out Buildings. Bridges, s>''D D'r'''
Their Pa nts which Dry Ground In Oil are warrant
cd pure Aid put up In kegs OF 23 So 10 be used
FOR sale by the principal Dealers United States,
1t. 40 IN, MANNING &c sQUlER, Agents,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-21

STOCKs FOR sALE-S2O 900 Coupon bonds Of the Cor.
- poranon Of fLynchburs so v
gnia and Tennese Railroad Company payable
nualy.
$4,000 Coupon Bonds OF the Virginia Central Rnilroad
Company 20 years to interest payable half yearly To
cure the payment OF these Bonds OF which there only $780,
oOo snd be tssued
works OF the Company costing about 81 100000.
$4,000 Richmond City Stock 80 maturity
est payable semi annually sinking fund Is
payment Of this stock, which will 81
Persons having stocks dispose Of would do
TO We are always prepared to buy
desirable TO then, will sell their
srAte commission.
rally have hand Of the best securities in the
which will be sold very moderate ms,
Ia26-N MAURY A S.olic eunde Cty Hotel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-21
RICHARDS, mAIGHT q co.,
IMPORTERS

INDIA RUHHEIt GOODS.
SPRING TRADE 1854.
m IIODGMAN, IT Maiden Lime, md so
RVe Nassau Street, invites the attention his
customers and merchants particularly Buy
e to his immense stock OF lspiA RrppER GooD which he
now ON hand and daily receiving from his Factories including
COATS. LEGGlSGS, CARRIAGE CLOTH
CAFES CAPS, PIANO COVERS,
GLOVES, REEfING JACKETS, MACHINE BETTING,
PANTS, LIFE PRESERvERs ENGINE PACKING
ovfRALLS, WHIPS, CROToN HOSE
And every description Of Rubber ma nu ac;ured
The reputation Goods quality
established render entirely
perhuous IL affords
RUBBER CLOTHING,
That enabled to offer them
to What have heretofore, hrmy superior
that have been offered them elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited
despatch by ID. HODGMAN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-21

OF en vhO have aiqred themselves BY practice in
duied in when aloneA habit frequently learned from evil
ranons or At sehoo-the nightly tel, rye
shen asep; aud not cured renders marriage an
destroys both mind and body '~' ~
What pit, that young the hope his county,
darling OF his parents should be sna:ched from
enSymeh OF e by the consequence Of deyAtng pa
before concentrating
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-21

<
% survey Of this
Il temp r frreti fr
,Fiene. oi authorship. YOU'D dedit prriensons OF
bth,oh. -ss especially SisGSk with
Eees Of 'wn and PneIn-y III, fair
na gooa 90 Paro' cit E,n John Taylor Csron his hi.
o' PM AM dgnihei deiins
ns hdHiston Ehieh the cuch cf John Rn oInb
can on! be painted sketh the d'gniaed chapter urn
n:Lson Aadon and Nonroe with feeling al usions 10 cir
'ai " unite o. make this Instructive
forming the beaut u dapery Whcr been gac.v throx
ertul production" ' ''h'~- anu FN"-
From c mmun cation to the "Ilauirer," June :!
raoaHea oS subscription, ant TO be obtain
t,, JAMES wOoDHOSE,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-21
NUMBER l4e.
S30,OOO &!SaSsEF !SSs.E s.s1n,sss.n ST ,ssssn,ys Y

oVo'AN viii date q, r,o.. a. Al,
dr., o K'dy Made cghinv In store Al v,e,,Is ~
b-r) -,h " ony) for m lin s,p,rn.
chan SO ~ ,a goo .hoi.-ss trade liver
40, th- stt'e uin ~, mlpd1 Vns .ns ~
"a MOI sou tied to ea ny s,,e, /, psy,r
'le ~ never GnNds
,.,i ~ bIslng ev,ry tiel- g,utiereni, We, ,,i,S
the r-eN.., arst Tles) greater opportunity r
The Goods will be sold. M, ~ " rich nnnnd
" r,o.At 40 la Main street, opposite sr,, spu,,e
.,os, 4. for house as ou, ,rryant. Tn,
por,unity c,n IA -ant can save money by great op-
myio
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Another Splendid Stock of New Goods.

would most respectfully announce 10 my friends and
the public generally thai have mhde recent pun chase
of splendid goods tile lowest prices Many
articles hlf Of former prices oil purch sed Tor
cash The ladies particularly invited cn and
the most splendid assortment of rich French Work.
Colars and ndcrSeeve. it las been pleasure
to offer in this market md il cheaper than any smi.
la goods in tho market. shall as, you buy. Also,
n hand some assortment oI the very styles of
Rich paris Nantes, the very styles that have
been this season. half their value 200 pieces
The newest ST les OF Rich English French Prints.
small figured and coiors perfectly fast worth ls which
will be be offered Mt II and l25 cts. Rich Shally
Mouslins, rev style Rich emb'd Beage, worth Is Gl,.,
which will re al less than of importation; rich
Popins "a worth IS Sd. extra line tn ok White
Cainbrics yds WIDE at % worth 3. 3d. heavy,
Br Domrsticsu l Cd m good article Irish Lin
prices that VIII please goves losere. &C. 80 doz.
Linen c. Handks, Cd, the best article purchaS
ed in this city even Is viii you call aud money!
am selling goods Tor cash, and can afford sell nj tie
lowe prices famed quite out of the city
give me n emil and | will certainly pay yon well for your
trouble Il IL. LEWIS Ensl Main ST.,
Sign White Flag, few doors above Noi veil House,
may lots " Lyn, hburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

II NOTICE .-Pu suaut decree of the llust
AZ ings Court of the city of Lynchburg, | shall,
Saturday the 18Th day of Mn, 1854 in front of the Mar
ket house. in the city of Lynehhurg. sell public
ton. upnu acledu of and J! months. The following
property, belonging to the estate of William Snead,
dee d.. To wit: small tracts of Land siuated within
thee miles of sail city; lying the Lvnehburg
x Campbell CT ilo Turn pike Eoad, and ad lunug the
land of Charles King and others and containing about
81 acres and other also ,aid Turnpike ad
iuinng the land of Capt. Perkins and "ther., mud
timing about 81 acres; also, one half acre lot of
ground within the corporation of Lynehhnrg,
near Warren Gannuwal factny. Said two tracts are
yer, valuable and lie we'll. There is timber
each and both are well covered with Aourising un!rr
growth Persons ni,hi ~ purchase specially in
vited to xamine the Property before the da OF sale,
and for thar purpose unply Mr. 'ln Snead, who
con be seen at Mr.. w. Gannaway's factory. and who
will take plea sure in showing the property.
may dtds NM. /. iNNCE1, Comr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
SBABURYS SHOE & HAT STORE
80 1881 Spring Supply. q

N reccivi gaa,ge supply great variety of spling
Il h Summer Gnnds. am confident Nh re has nav :
been opened in Lyrehburg such a..nrmcnt of Ia
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSkINS, BOOTS;
llNDS ands WALKING SHOES; GEN LEMEN's
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLlPPEES& PUMPS
MISSES GATHERS, BOOrS and SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS ana SHOES -and CHlLDREN'S SHOES by
the small CARTLOAD!!
Also splcrdid sortmcut of MES's .nnY's mud cnL-
pREss SUMNER HATS and CARS. Also, Travelling
Trunks, Carpet rs Val SIS, Umbrellas NC, Sc.
My iva oldest with IS Statesmen an il
Is my purpose To have every uccommodnl ion extended
my customers Which reason will approve, TO very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks are tcndcre l.,
with TINT all 81 all be done that ought to be,
to secpre its continuance. 7. SEABURY.
B.-My friends viii find some one in my store nj
almost every hour day night except ON the Snhharh;
that day tl.cre is namiitnnce of course. L. s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
NV Motto is d" Progress. "

ENR0M the great increase of business tie subscriber
Il has enjoyed in the last six ,nhs he has been
conn elled add To his ready Extensive estab hment
which he has done by building of the largest and
most admirably arranged operating rooms in the Union
and LAY without of contra lctinn that he
has of Il lar gest and best arranged estabshnr
in this country aud facilities for the successful prosecu
lion of his business possessed but by few if any, in hi,
State. With competent anil accOmplis shed assistants
ind by far the largest stock OF daguerrean materials
be fun in this pnce such of eyey variety
and frames of the finest qualify ard richest pat jew
ery, from com up the finest quality made for
dague he fla him self that he is better pre-
pared II NEE, the wants of the public in such things
than my house in this pace, from 81 80 $50 90.
As to the quality oil his work, lie feels that it is too
well establishment 10 demand admit f,om him self-
recommendation, h. will only say tint he chlIer gcs
comparison with any, Lot only taken in This pluce but
the worl !.
With his pre- facilities he is much better prepared
take pictures Of children and groups than heretofore
and would especially cnll attention thai department.
In every case satisfaction guaranteed, charge
made.
Views of private residences and other buildings and
scenery Of every description ACCURATELY taken, spe.
cimers of whch mey be seen, and many others with
winch his gall rcs abound, by calling the sign Of the
Flag, next door to the Virginia Bank Main St. Ign h
bure, Va. OF ut Masonic Temple, Main ST., Danve
Va. P.E GIBBS, Proprietor.
7 S.-Post mortem cases and invalds promptly at.
tende t., when requested
Stocl of all kind. furnished to ii craft III, lowest
cash prices. p. E. g.
mHy -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

foos n Ohcst, Cap.i faek- s. Hammers. lrin 4 Cop.
Rivets. Touih Nhtewnsh, Hair Shoe aBd lo hes,
brushes. Ila;cd Sreeineles ami Cases. Pla.tering.
Brick, Pointing mud Garden Truwss. Wallets. Tort
Monies. Tape Inns Steel. Wire, and Spring Rat Tmps,
Wolf md Fox Traps, Gobe ami besides many other
article. usually kept in -ueh Houses
s.-Also lot % Fancy nskets, from the chenp-
etarticc sur aud eig dollars each All are invited
mil aud then. np2i-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

PoLIuCM.-Nearly all the democratic men,
rs of the Ohio Legislature have signed me-
oral in favor of Douglas Nebraska bill. The
mocrats Of Washington county Ark, have
'minated Hon. A. B. Greenwood for re-elec-
On to Congress, and passed resolutions in ia
n of the Nebraska bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

dau Depredations on California Emigrants.
sr. Louis, May 8.-We have intelligence by
tgraph from Independence to the 4th inst
he Salt Lake mail had arrived, but had been de-
med BY severe storms of wind and rain.
The CHEYENNE, Grow and Pawnee Indians were
IlcCmmittng depredations. The latter had
|bed several freight and emigrant trains, leav-
the owners in starving condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

bank BILLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Bigler has
|toed number of the Deposit and Savings
inks just incorporated by the Pennsylvania
Igislature and for the reasons, principally, that
lev did not contain the individual liability
ause, so necessary 10 the protection of the de-
hsors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
rene Court-Decision ofthe Marshall Rail

WASHINGTON, May Sin the Supreme Court
[day. Judge Grier delivered the opinion of the
burt in the case of A. j. Marshall VS.. the Bait.
Ohio railroad, sustaining the decision of the
rcuit Court of Maryland, with costs. The O.
MON is against the plaintiff and in favor of the
iroa1 company.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11

UNITED STATES TRooPs.-A portion of the third
,iment United States Artillery, under the COM
md Col. Steptoe, passed through Albany, on
iday noon, en- route for California, via Fort
and the Plains.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Fatal accident.

ERIE Pa, May 8th.-During morning service
Fsterday in the Catholic Church the gable wall
ll crushing the people below. One person was
Ied, three others fatally injured, and many
adly hurt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Office James River & Kanawha Canal Co,

RICHMOND, April 9th, 1894
E.NOR the purpose of repairing the Locks between
II Richmond and LynchhuIg, the navigation If the
Canal. b, frcigh boats will be suspended follows
LIST. A Locks Nos. II aud . |, from Gath May 10 the
7ih OF June.
%. At Logks Nos 33 and 81, from the 10Th June to
1st July
Tne trade between Richmond aud New Canton will
not be interrupted Ivy this arrangement and the rnde
between RI 'hmond nni 1ye River rond will be inter
ruptef only for two weeks
The ~aier will be kept in all the Levels to
able the Packet Bouts continue their regulur trips
without interrupts ion ing the progress OF repair.
BY order of the Board OF Directors
apl o12nw4w WIN. p. MUNFORD. Secry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
BILLIARD TABLES.

TsIlE snbclIb,rz having devoted their personal ntien
Il ton for mnny yenrs tho manufacture OF BILL
LARD TABLES, Bre fully competent In execute work
that will give entire satisfaction the most isido
connisseur Being the extensive manufacturers In
the Union, they enabled 10 furnish superior table Mt
10 per less tim my other establishment In the
country. To which met they respectfully invite tie ut
cnlion Of buyers ns the essential Improvements
they hay, made ia the construction anl elasticity of
cushions. which they huve BROUGHT tna degree ct pei.
ecion ntisin'd by Always on hand billinrd
tables with Marble anl Woodon beds, with large
II NIX of Cloths Balls Gurs. French Cue lenther Cue
Wax. Pool Bal Bnnida, Bagncllo fnbo'. Silk ond
Wmsled Pnchct. Ne. Orlcr. by null promptly ut
tended 10. Old Tables rren .hnnel hy sending them by
Express. GRIFFITH DECKER,
Bilnld Table Manufacturers.
npl ol3m No 90 Ann Al New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
..oJ6,I Riot at Cheisea-The Catholic Church
GUY Sacked. &c.

posroy. May 8.-Yesterday, Orr, alias the
' ogj Gabriel, commenced preaching in the open
|. at East Boston, against Popery. The police
orfsred. when his friends carried him in a car
,,e 70 Chelsea, where he commenced preach
! : aqain. A riot ensued, which was finally sup
.sed by the police and firemen, but not until
,sral ncrsons were niuered. The riot was re-
we'd in the evening between the Irish and some
aerieans, and after severe conflict the former
re driven from the ground. The Americans
bseouently attacked the Catholic Church,
Da.binr in the windows, tearing the cross from
! steeple, and doing other damage. The mill
nv we've then called out, and the riot act road
the Sheriff, when the rioters dispersed. Sew
n parties we're more or less injured and boy
ps shot in the leg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
IRON PROPERTY
For Sale in Botetourt County

TUNIlE Subscribers will ,fer the above properly for
1 sale. at public auction, in I! c of tincaste
TN the 10Th day of June next hat being Court day
The above propetyis situated o. Crass Greek, nav
gable branch OF the james River. This property
sisr4 oil $500 acres of Led, well tim cred and
veuien OF access to the FURNACE. which is situated
on a branch enptyng into the Creek, about Of mile
from the C reck and Is miles from the River by water
There is good wagon road 10 the mouth OF the Creek
about nine miles by land. The Iron Ore the land is
of the ST quality and not exceeding mile frem the
Furnace and the quantity believed be inexhaustable
Mr. J. II. Anderson of Richmond has tested the Iron
made at this Furnace and regards it amongst the best
made in Virginia. nrg1 portion Of this tract is GOOD
Tobacco Land.
The terms will be accomnod ing and made known
the day OF sale. Any persons wishing 10 look at the
property, it will be shoA TO them by Joseph Hannah
on raig's Creek.
mny 10 w4w HANNAH. GIBSON & HANNAn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
" LAST NIGHTS MAILS.
I, .r;,al of The Star Of the West.
DAYS La from California.

vov Nav S.-The steamer Star of the
NEW ed at II o'clock 10 night, with dates
|fst mi.r,roa tn the 18th of April, landing her
q oai'a IN the number of four hundred, in 23
|sseegr San Francisco. She brings Sl.ll6,-
Is IRON ~, ON freight and $685. 900 in the hands
passengers. covor,o. S+ovons sc
Amons ~ Territory; General Hitchcock, Hon.
ashlhEY,rI and the Rev. o. c. Wheeler, the
land L.. .;st Missionary to California.
j. Bap'' a,,or John l.. Stephens sailed on the
Pm si p"narna with 81 ,079,000 of treasure.
h lof from California is of but little gene
inte[ Csoromento city election resulted in
|hs I'm Illness of the diggins at Iowa Hill. in
|lle La caused great rush there, ard u
sa. .nyn has been laid out.
fEe '',''o,,e Court has decided the great case
/ ne ouP, 90 San Francisco city, whereby the
lhorho tbe title to 1000 acres of land with
her losses inc WV
her limits. -, ;u5;o,oa an tbo "a -
1 ne ne ,,;olatnp the neutrality laws, and Wat
PHI 10 el;bpster, have been sentenced to pay
ps' w ~ 5o0 each. Mr. Emory pleaded guilty
=" ,o offence, and was fined the same n
\ p pla' shin Challenge departed ON the 81 ult,
h. about 800 emigrants for Sonora having pre-
EnsIy given bonds.
Epfs soon of war Portsmouth sailed from San
NV IN on on the 4th of April for the Gulf of Cali
aa, to look after the tillibusters'
n1 " Walker and his band had evacuated
1d r California, and it is presumed have gone
|rbe State Legislature is debating the Nebras-
I'm The Senatorial question is in statu quo.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN P wRIGHTS
Watch, JeWely and Drug Store.
On nAn WORT II OF SPLENDID WATCt
~ Il .OUV Els, DIAMONDS, J,welry and Fun

Goods to be presented to my customer, in few days
Every nerSOn buying from dollars worth of
Go IDS shall receive n which shall corrcspon cx-
acty toa uilar humbr retained iy me. All the mum
bt- retained hy shall be placed together and, utter
being we. shaken, many rumt crs there are pre-
nahed below. drawn out aud whatsoever hollis the
corresponding nunbn the LIST drawn Out shall be en-
titled the LIST gift. End till all given OUT.
! will warrant NIL eonls sold by Ia be the lowest
mnrkel price. All ask is liberal unde from my
friend. an the public, md will all my goods chenp
and mike some splendid prcsc'ts
Below can be found list of the Presents:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Arrirdl Of The DnniPL UehSter

NEW ORLEANS, May 6th.-The steamer Dan
Webster with dates from California to the
IN April arrived to-day in the unprecedented
ort passage of 10 days and three quarters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
CLOTHING AT COST.

OWING Il, the gr' at quantity OF Rcndy'made Cloth
~ ing in thi. market, and the hardness of the times
We have concluded to sell for time, our Inc AMI beau
tiflly ms sorted Stock Of Ready made Clohng Furnish
ing Goods Umbrellas, 4 c, &c. Mt Cost for Cash
Now is emphaticaIIy the time Tor all wanting such
cood.-snd who does not to lay in good supply of
clothing such as are seldom offered in th' markct.
Oar Goods are all new and hlt recently purchased nj
very low prices an consist Of al styles and patterns
from the finest to the coarsest kind to suit every per
Our Cloths, Ca,smeres and Vesting we will continue
IN make up nj tie lowest Of profits, according
The times ana every nrtice made mp warrant to We
give entire satisfaction.
Con e one and and examine for yourselves anil our
word or il. Won will not go awny dissa,-fed! Al
BAKER & CLAVEY'S
Clothing Sgdon. Main g. Marketsts.
NAV lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
NOTICE.

can etount at my Office, from o'clock. A. NJ, to
oaoeF T. NJ. ready, when not officially engaged, 10
ag wiring IN the way of preparing deeds contracts
,,ao' o'he instruments, Foreigners DESTROYS of be
m'ng nauiralized will be attende to
aol 22,ds ,yN n ppA\cu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
cocoa AND HOMEOPATHIC

II UUCUA-vfIy nnniIiO and dIgealblr, pecullnr-
~ sned persons of delc stumachs but better for
nose in hcnith than coff Q. For sale hv
apl 18 dSrts r. SrABLER& co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
Wv HANNAH. GIBSON & HANNAH.


VIRGINIA, tO-Wit:-A rules held in the
' Clerks Of the County Court of Amherst on tho -
day of May, 1854;
Jane. HAYS and Delphy his for the benefit
of Ed. }. DlVis.---- -.--------. -.--.-..--fIWs
AGAINST IN cHAScERY;1
William Crawford, Owen Crawford, Ju'. Crawford,
Sr Thomas c aw ford William Station and MACY
hi. wife formerly Marcy Crawford. Margaret Craw'
foi d, and William NJ Crawford, Mcdowell b Cmw.
ford, Jno. d Crawford, lumes Crawio d. Jr, Ansrl
Clements and Angelina his wife formerly Angelina
Crawford, William Coney and Sarah Ann his wife,
f,ruerly Sarah Ann Crawford, Benjamin A. Station
and Margaret his wife formerly Margaret rhwlotd,
and - Crawford, whose christian hume Is un
KIN Jwn,.--- p'l -
The obet; OF this suit il 10 procure n division in
kind or Il sale of the rea estate of which John d.
Crawford dec died. seized aud possessed, and di'
vision or Distribution among ii. heirs al law.
And il appearing by affidavit thut the defendants:
Owen Crawford. JOHN d. Crawford ST., Thomas Craw-
ford and Jane, Crnw ford not resd IT'S of this Cum
cult it is ordered thar they do appear here with
in one month after due pu location of this ordef and do
hat is necessary their interests and is
dered that copy Of this order lie published once week
for four success ve weeks in newspaper printed in
tie CITY OF Lynchburg, and posted Mt the front nol OF
the Court House, the first day of the next County
Count. "A copy este
SAM'L NJ. GARLAND. Cfk.
JAS p COLEMAN, pa. may ll-w4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
10 the Trade: Look AFT This.

q e.. cAWNS,'at 10 cts, and l21 cts worth
AT "a ieHeetly iast eeim,; good thick Bro. Cot.
e.. Ce%.f,' i0e 'itz. Linen C Handk'f bought at
,uglt ~ ozn"bnrgs. tss than the market prices
lat ,ac Re- "'Ne goods for cash. few DAYS since
[ Saya 80 niy tesmS age CASH. Will YOU call
door. ~ u'se tight times, You can At mea
na, 0' "''Ve tie N0ryeG House, East Main Street.
~ II Il. LEW'|
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-11
PROPOSALS FOR $500, 900 OF TIE
honda of tho Southaide Railroad Compan

PROPOSALS. FOR 100000 OF Tk1H
Bonds of the Southside Railroad Company,
GUARANTEED by the City Of Petersburg and fur
~ Their secured by gnse the road and MI its
property, will be received Nh. Oc" Of the Company
In the city of Petersburg until TUESDAY, the 2nd day
of May next.
The Bonds are per cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
April 1854, md trdrrnuble. sl50.U09 tho ist jan
nny, $40. the Office o. the Company in Petersburg,
in OF s30n, s50h md $i000. The ohe, $50 900
rcdecmnhle IN 1878, und mny be made payable
either in the CRY Of Petersburg in the City Ut New
York, the bider may elect, and in sums oil sl0lO
Coupons payable Let Jnnnary ard LIST July.
TERMS;
The hi mnst specify whether fo. the Bonds psyn-
bic In 1877 1878 md if the latter whether 10 be pay
able in Petersburg or New York.
Twenty-Five per of the par value oil the amount
awarded each purchaser 10 he paid two days after
such award made; % per cent. ON or before the 2Uih
Mny; % per before 9th June, and the bal
before tho 1t day Of July nox the whole
amount lac taken suoier, option ~ purchasers.
Ten per of tie par vuuo Of the amouni awarded
o. purchaser will bc feian,d as security for ths
huff ntt contract, which interest will he al
low ed. tor IT., -. lid in, Bonds will BIO issued
w.. MIL, President of
soth Side X. II = s.''.srg Va.
npI % .tlts