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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
ron TIE HIRGIN1AS.
Mineral Wealth of Lynchbure.


To1o soanstone. ehlorite aud serpentine are
magnetism rocks. The three first are found, aud
the last probably to be found, in the vicinity nl
Lynohbarg. This is nm interesting family Of
rocks. Though they produce a sterile soil ihsy
are rich in ores aud other commercial minerals.
Tale is sometimes known by the name OF
French chalk. much used by talors=mlAed with
oil it is good for the gudgeons Of wheels. II II
also used for slate pencils. Soapstone Is com
posed principally Of tale, smaii portion Of
quarts the other ingredient. Various deposits oi
this rock Of good quality aro found near Lynch.
burg The name chlorte is derived from tie
Greek word ohloros-green. II Is in the form OF
fine scnles. of an earthly odor, sometimes found
in large MASSES with beautiful oetaedral teight-
sided, CRYSTALS of iron, about the size of peas.
Scrponiine is the most abundant Of the mng
nesian rocks, extending in long ranges III various
parts Of the world. Deposites OF this rock are
In various places the Island oil New York
appearing also in extensive lodges on the opposite
side of the Hudson river at Iloboken. and with
frequent interruptions extending through y. Jer.
sew, Pennsylvania aud Maryland, passing into
Virginia
Various minerals, interesting AZ cabinet apeci-
mems, are found in sefpentlne focks-anthoPho.
lite, brown spar in rhombic crystals hydrate OF
mnpnesia rare asbestus of different varieties
and sundry others Twenty-i five per cent OF the
rock, or more, X maRhesih, In The Same eollhcc-
ton large deposites Of magnesin nenrly pure arc
found furnishing the material for the mannae
turc of epson salts, tsulphate of nngnesa,) mud
other articles used in medicine and the arts.
The most valuable mineral deposited IN serpen-
tine rocks is chrome ore, in the form Of the
chromnte. Of iron This is changed into the
cbromatc Of lead, or chrome yellow, one oi the
most valuable prints known IN the arts. The
chromnte and behromate of potash, extensive
articles Of commerce., and other articles used in
painting aud dying, are made from chrome ore
The magnetism minerals and others associated
with them, aided by iron, copper aud other ores
found in the vicinity Of Baltimore, or brought
there from a distance, have added much 10 the
growth of that city, rendering it virtually the
" american Ldbordtorg,' furnishing more than
any other city the chemicals used in science, the
arts, medicine and commerce. Much stranger
things have hoppended in this world than the
future growth Of lynchbnrg from similar cause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
OBITUARY.

Died at Charlottesville, on the 18th inst, ip
the Odd year Of her age. ELIZA l.. MAssIE, wife
of N. II. Massie, esq, and daughter of DIR. Thos
w. Meriwether of Abemare
On Monday, the 18th inst, at Ellieotts Mills,
Howard county, Nd, J. {. CALHOUN, aged 2
years. only son of John T. and Mary L. Ray.
Beneath the sod, in sweet repose,
Is laid Il mothers dearest pride;
A flower that scarce had walked to life,
And light, and beauty, ere it died.
God in His wisdom, has recalled
The precious boon His love had given;
And though the casket moulders here,
The gem is sparkling now in Heaven.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
Washington Gossip.

The Ilerald's correspondents all the world over,
from the rising to tho setting sun, are noted for
being particularly gosspy!' They often hit the
nail upon the head however, with miraculous pre-
eison. We hope some of the rumors-th0t re
lating 10 forney, for instanco-whlch are CON
TIMED in the accompanying extract from the
IIerald's Washington prophet, may turn out to
be true. But whether Forney is mpeacled or
not, the people should not forget, at the proper
time, to impeach their representatives, who dis
graced themselves and their constituents by yo
ting for him for the clerkship.
'1he rumor thickens here that Col Forney is
TO be hauled up during the ensuing week, by Old
Bullion or John Wheeler, or both. upon various
charges aud specifications for impeachment
Great excitement is said 10 prevail in the kitch-
en- cabinet, and that confidential agent has
been sent to soften down Col. Benton. AS for
John Wheeler, he is intractablc and it is useless
to attempt to do anything with him in the way Of
cancellations lie says there is use in trying.
The lnrds are not to be humbugged by the Ne
braska dodge.
1t is also rumored here that we may expect the
early return of Soule from Spain, brlm full of
war. Ii is said further, that with this cxpecta-
Ii II the Cuban .Junta OF New York and New
Orleans getting ready fer an early descent
upon the island and that George Laws muskets
are intended for their use.
II is believed now, that the President will hold
over the Lunatic Asylum Land bill in his breech
es pocket, if he does not screw up the pluck to
send in II veto. The Cabinet meantime, are
about as harmonious as Barnum's happy family.
1t good thing that their salaries raised
to eight thousand dollars. They are held to-
gether by the cohesive power of the eight thou
sand. They squabble ana quarrel, but they hold
on"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
Virginia Coal Fields.

A gentleman who has recently made trip Of
exploration into the coal region situated about
twenty eight miles from Piedmont, in Hardy
County, Va, and stretching thence towards the
south, informs us that but little in iact is known
in relation to the mineral wealth of TINT locality.
He is not interested in eoal property, and was
led into that portion Of The country solely from II
desire to inform himself ON the subject. He eX-
omincd number of openings aud found the
coal from eight to ten feet thick, aud of "A quail
iy identical with the mineral of this portion of
Maryland. lie represents the coil area yost
and needing only nn outlet To market TO bring it
into immediate notice. The surface, also, he rep
rcsents ns Astounding in every variety Of valuable
timber, aud admirably adapted, when cleared, to
grazing purposes. Ii is evident thnt the Virgin
ians are not mistaken in estimating the mpor.
lance of the Alexandria, Loudonn and llamp-
shire Railroad to the future development of the
resources of that portion e their State Cum.
journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

Mr.. Travis proprietor of pistol gallery at
New DEMONSTRATING heard Of the feat lately per-
formed by MIR, Morgan james eli 'tiea, Y. Y,
of shooting an apple off man hend several times
in succession, offers to shoot with Mr.. james,
twenty shots, caeh man firing Off hand his own
pistol, at his own targct,at fifteen PAGES distance,
string measure, for one, two, three four or five
thousand dollars for the best in the twenty. As
to the apple shot, Mr.. Travis says his way of do
ing the feat is to have the man on whose head the
apple rests stand perfectly unprotected by any
covering barrier or intervening object or sub
stance between him and the mark sman. and ask $
if that is the way Mr.. Morgan james did it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

William NJ. Burwell, Esq. has taken charge
Of the editorial department Of the Baltimore Fat.
riot. Mr.. Il. is finished and forcible writer
gentleman Of varied accomplishments, aid pos
sessing extensive and accurate information upon
all subjects of a political or commercial ehafae-
ter. lie has our best wishes for his success IN
his new field of labor.-Rieh Hhig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

Who IS Mrs. PARrINGroN?"-Thc inquiry is
frequently made, ''Who is Mrs. Partington !'--
We first read of the old lady in a speech by
Sydney Smith-the wittiest and probably the wi
sest man OF his day-at Taunton, England, in
1881. ON the subject of Parliamentary reform, by
which Great Britain was then much agitated.-
lie was insisting that the possibility of the House
of Lords defeating the reform movement was the
most absurd notion that ever entered into human
imagination. And to illustrate the futility of re-
sisting the popular demand, he said: Il do not
mean to be disrespectful, but the attempt of the
Lords to stop the progress of reform reminds me
very forcibly OF the great storm of Sidmouth. and
OF the conduct of the excellent Mrs. Darlington
on that occasion. In the winter of 1924, there
set in a great flood upon the town; the tide rose
to an incredible height, the waves rushed in upon
the houses, and everything threatened with
destruction. In the midst of this sublime and
terrible storm Dame Partington who lived upon
the beach, was seen at the door of her house with
mop and pattens, trunding her mop, squeezing
out the seawater, and vigorously pushing away
the Atlantic Ocean. The Atlantic was aroused.
Mrs. Partlngton's spirit was up but need not
tell you that the contest was unequal. -The At
lantic Ocean beat Mrs. Darlington. She was ex-
oellent at sloop or puddle but she should not
have meddied with tempest" -Bu6dio Com
merciui Advertiser.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WIN. II. MOSRy. a,.o..-
80 OF 10 Desirable Building Lot.
- A n
FUTURE DAYS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at srJcp,.

u
ON MONDAY afternoon fhr 1 If NJ.
~ without the least reserve iei ~ go, M -. 3e
SlRABLE BUILDING LOTS. brla9ei,,. ami % b
81 Colin Buckner fer IL purpose OF ,q, :, Inc
sion oi said estate. netting d
The hbnVe Lhs are situated infnfdi. ~
inRton Turnpike and Va. y. Tenn. K.t1s ~ lie l.
hall nile 81 ia" limits at the Gurfmali5 sllii
mirntes walk ~ the cuisines. nnif ,,f ia, aea Il {
thtm are lcnuiiuily i"ntrd will Spljse. : Nj
wnler upon them. AT tie snme time will eAetls
Family Rcsden Q on the II ILL., witl. , ne,r. sod
tach'd. The House i, in gond repnir. VIII eiaaal
out buildings tni the ground in a fine -, "a ,t'e
t'"n. rnre opportunity is here prtsebfeI u cult
building lot in the immediate vicinity r 10 lnfeh
they will he sol! in quantities 10 sui n ..t CITY
inrther particulars rIqnre al the Auc,ie :, SETS.
H. Mostly wh'r plats Of the properly en- foi "
TERNlS.-6, II and lS months credit .e seen.
paper g RICHARD pUFT ~ ~ hfftps
apl IS tbs = Aq' l.
ne above sale will take place. IN the mr.,
ii otlock, A. NJ. instead vt I @ nfter,a s'ises
st 'ted,nnd continue during the dnyand fron' as aIg
until tie whoi" is disposed OF. To avoid ill., 10 "a
ty OF persons returning hon to dinner. thor, nefes'
cold collation. serNeo at the NJ, 81 n Hnpsa VII be
hll Zoid4 WM. II. MOSRy 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

The GRAND DUKE MICHAEL, brother of the
present Emperor of Russia, is said to have pre-
deted, says Blackwood's Magazine, the dismem-
6erment OF the Russian Empire soon after the
death of the present Autocrat. Whatever NAV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

BAD DEBTs.- Hunts Merchants Magazine
advocates the passage of act abolishing all
laws for the collection of debt, except where pro-
perty is transferred to be the only legal security
on such debt. The writer says that should this
become a law, it would prevent seyenty-fve per
cent. of the bad debts now made, besides promo
ting integrity and upright mercantile eharac-
ter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

We call attention to the sale of lots advertised
to take place tomorrow, in the new town of
Wardlow 1t will be seen that some attractions
of an unusual character are offered by Mr.. Pur-
Wis. -8e l3A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

The Peruvian Government have issued de-
cree explanatory of that of April 1858, in rela-
tion to the free navigation of the Amazon and its
tributaries. a correspondence ensued IN the
subject, between the Peruvian Minister of For
eign Affairs. and Mr.. Clay, L. $. Minister. A
Brazilian steamer was lately advertised to touch
Mt certain points on that river and our Minister
took this opportunity of asking for official infor
nation whether Brazilian vessels were permitted
to navigate the Amazon and the Iuallaga as far
as Yurimaguas. If so, he claimed the same con
eessions for American vessels, under the treaty
Mt present existing between our government and
that of Peru. The Peruvian Minister replies that
the treaty between his government and Brazil
WINS private and particular, and essentially diff
ferent from that entered into with the United
States The treaty with the latter power.he con
tends, did not refer to inland navigation. His
government opposed to Mr.. Clay's preten-
sons. A correspondence had also taken place on
the subject between the English Charge
d'Alaires and the Peruvian Minister of Foreign
Affairs The English Minister receives n SINH
lar answer that given to Mr. Clay--that the
treaty between Brazil and Peru gives the former
government privileges and advantages in the
ters of Peru not allowed to any other nation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Dangerous counterfeit, ia often the heading Of
newspaper articles intended put the community on
their guurd ug inst imposion, but buy IA few bottles OF
Emmersons American Hair Restorative and you i'll
require any notice in future for anything in this line
Pricc 81 90 IN large Bottles For sale by
url 2l-lw u. X. LYMAN
10 Stabler's Coed Medicines are recommend
ed to tn public with the assurance that nothing is
claimed FOR them. but what thy really possess The
cu,arive properties of SFABLER'S ANODYNE HER.
RY EXPECTORANT have been certified 10 in hundreds
OF where il has been heuef al in Coughs, Odds
Sore Thr0ats, Asthma Bronchitis. and diseases of the
lungs and thront generally The DIARRHGA COR
DIAL is also known to have cured hnH,reds ni cases
o those serious diseases of the bowels which often
prove fatal. Indeed, in rec ard both medicines IA
trial of Their merits, by the afflicted is ndeny asked
W. really believe there better medicines in
See advertisement in another column and descriptive
pamphlets. 10 be Ind grats If the agents. Price for
each bottle only 80 cents, or six oites Tor 50 so.
mi III In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

Lady Bulwer's new novel, Behind the Scenes
is likely to create a sensation In what precise
light she has depicted the happy man who owns
her may be judged from the following extract at
the end of the last volume " In the adamantne
chain of Mr.. Ponsonby Ferrars's selhshness to
the links of which the complex miseries of others
are ever appending, are developed the apparent
ly contradictory but perfectly compatible vices
ofintense meanness and parsimony with extreme
ostentation and extravaganza, which are the us
oal comitants o. the worshipping sensualist,
and which is n true type of what our present So
ca or,rather, anti social system, with its intel
lectua forettori, can and but too often does pro-
duce, solid block of vice, guarded with villOny,
but yeneered with virtue, ~ and highly varnish-
ed with hypocrisy, which, in these days of pre-
tension and of sham, is far more marketable
and popular commodity than the rocco genuine
article of unvarnshed excellence" Who Mr..
Ponsonby ferars is. it is unnecessary to say.
Mr. Albert Smith is stated to be writing new
novel; the action of which is to pass in the varied
localities of London, Wolverhampton and VI
version. The story is said to be most dramatic
and to bear out the old adage that truth is stran
ger than fiction"
The unfortunate Lieut. Bellott, whose melan-
choly death in the Arctic expedition excited no
less interest in England than in France, has left
a most interesting Journal which has been set in
order by his family, and is about to be published
with portrait, and short biogTaphical notice, by
NJ Julien Lemur.
\ patent has just been taken out in France for
making sugar from pumpkins The quantity
produced Will be at least as great rs could be
obtained from an equal quality of beet-root
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

be the claims of that prince To the character OF a
prophet. it is evident that Russia Is now ap-
proachng n most important eris.s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
MORALLY CERTAIN

WHAT n tn" great contest now commencing in
l. rope, many an ambitious youth who pants for
nown, will seek the bubble al the "cannon 5 noul
Speaking OF PANTS, those sold at the BAZAAR h,
attained wide spread renown for beauty and excpl.g
ofmateria no less than for substanti make and /
nicely with which customers iyariaby fitted FRI
their large assortment.
just received from mandatory, a aige a
complete assortment Of Fancy Cashmere. Linen Nj
seilIes and Black Doeskn Pantaloons
apl 26.tS BURROUGHS SHAFER & On
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

20 We nre nuihprzed ID announce JAMES HART.
WE'LL PERKINS, as candidate l,r the cflice of Com
missioner of the Revenue for Western District of
Campbell County. npl 25ctde
Up We authurized tn announce ANDERSON
NJ JENNINGS us candidate fol Sheriff at Campbell
County (apl 8 ctde)
t-V1We are authorized to announce DANIEL A..
NuNNELLY "A candidate toi Commits, onpr Of the
Revenue forth- Eastern District of Campbell County
apl 10 wide
20 We are requested to unce JAS. N. PRYOR
for Commissioner Of the Revenue Amherst Co.
apl 7-lm
20 We are authorized ito announce LAFAYETTE
LEE Candidate for the ofFce of Sheriff of Camp.
bell County nj the next election. maj l5.d& ctdc
t=Y We are authorized 10 announce SAMUEL II.
QuARLES AS candidate for the office OF Sher # of
Bedio d county, at tie next election. feb 2S.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
WINDOW SHADES

II b. PAYNE has now opened the largest ass
~ ment of AIDES ever offered in this mark
consulting of every. variety. Some quality
very beautiful [opI COT
T-sY' EXPIRES. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
ICE ICE

TCE ICE ! ICE
~ TETELLE will furnish families with ICE
~. 80 Is. a bushel' lsd cts. hafbushel aid 10 4
a peck all the sc ason. (ap 26 div
SEMI-CnI1CULAk DIVANS.-A bead
~ iul article of Parlor Furnitu e, new in style md
sign. For snle al Il. J. FOLkES'
New Furniture Narerooms
nrl 26ts doors below Liberty Warehouse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

LINE OF STEAMERS TO LIBERIA.--It is said
that $4,000 have already been pledged towards
the proposed line of steamers to Liberia Anson
g. Phelps, of New York, is spoken of for presi-
dent of the company, and John ii. B. Latrobe
of Baltimore, and Rev. Mr.. McLain, of Wash
ington. as two of the directors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

'ENWO BALES CLEAN Moss n large stuck ol wa.
on. Carriage and Buggy Axlcs. EIipi, Springs
Hubs felloes, Spokes, roin aud Sand ,nds Pa.ent
Leather, Enamced Glnth. broad aud Ia row L,ces-
u'" onef articles used by wagon carragr makers
to hand nd for sale by GREGORY 4 h0yAJI
aul o2-tS -'"H'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
Great Sale Of Village Property.
A. CARD.

THa JOHN i. PURVIS desires to ca the attention of
--A the citizens oI Lynchburg ard its neighburho d
the large sale of building lots md family residence
advertised by Judge Wilson, trustee TO take pace in
Wardlow, To morrow a.teruoon goth inst, at o.
cock.
He considers tins property of great present and pro-
spective value The Orange Il Alexandria 4road
has been surveyed through pint of the tract with fair
chance TINT the min Depot of said will be laced
that portion of fronting the river Beside. the
foregoing and other Advantages it is almost certain that
another bridge will, in short lime, be thrown acro,s
James River from near the lower point of Daniels Is
land to the Amherst side of the river.
r S.-Suitable refresh will be furnished on the
occasion, and hereby cordially invite the public at
large to attend aud rariake Of them whether lht wish
To buy property or mt.
III See IA pa, of the town posted the Market
House. JNO J. PURVIS
np % d2df
A SMALL FAMILY wishes 10 obtain in
"a private inmily, TWO ROOMS, with bnbrl
where they could enjoy the conveniences and comforts
OF II home, and who are wiling 10 pay ibe ally.
Address d. Z Office the yirginan.
apl % dts
G WANTED TO RENT "A house sua.
-A bic for small family, wi'hn five minutes walk of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
DROrETABLE INYEATMENI.s.-

OF tom si,D0 to $1,000 may be invest, in The
Wl OF One OF ihoso beautiful new style Double
baz ar Main sueet, ror. or Mnk.,
a @oas BURROUGHS, SUAPER < en-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.

FENHE besttrti' lie yet. in ready made Shirts A
Il so doz. ply corded COLLARS, at the Ger
mems Clothing and Furnishing Bazaar
upl Cots BURROUGHS. SHAFER & &C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN q

u pprlcnce, who can come well recoinmended, Il d
'rous of obtaininga situation in an Academy hs
classical school for the next year lie would he plehse
get situation which promises permanency.
A.ldress the Nirgininn office. ori u d setsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
BLUE DRESS COATS.

IUS receive SUI cror lut of blue Dress Cous
- fashionable styles which offer at prices to 5
the times. Call and see them.
apl 27-d4w HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

"c,U>-NEW SFYLE The mnst snlrndiI
et'ce OF bed'leads ever exhibited in this city-to b.,
found nIyat r 7 roi TE :, ~ o'
apl 2G-is Nov, E,,,,,. 49,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28

The London Times on American Indebtedness
The London Times disputes the correctness Of
the return obtained by our Federal Government
fthe probable amount of our various stocks and
bonds held cut of the country. II copies the full
returns Of the estimates under each specific head
of federal, State railroad, canal, city and other
stocks, and says:
This list brings the total held in Europe to
f36, S65000 only, instead of 40, 900 900, as had
been expected bit some circumstances require
to be taken into account, which will increase il
TO point beyond the latter Thus, in tho
returns given by the four repudieting States of
Mississippi, Michigan, Florida and Arkansas, the
amounts held by foreigners either suppressed
or falsifed. Mississippi and Arkansas, for in
stance. give inforIpation. Michigan reports
only that portion of her debt which she has not
repudiated, and treats the remainder as having
no existence; and Florida acknowledges no
liability of any kind. Illinois likewise, whitehall
though not repudiating State, is defaultng
one, withholds the particulars to where the
sufferers from her course chiefly to be found.
Reckoning these with other omissions, the i'm
preston is that instead of the State stocks held
out of the country being put as above, at ga
$4,000, the sum should be at least f22, 555 600,
even without making full allowances for arrears
of interest, &c. The total OF all kinds of United
States securities abroad may therefore be as
sumed TO be little short of As, 100000, or all lut
fifth of the entire total of f235, 900 900. Next
to stocks Of individual States, the chief things
which have found their way to Europe have been
the bonds of railroad companes-while railroad
stocks, which, when bought at market prices, are
intrinscally more profitable and safe, inasmuch
as the interests of American holders are identified
with them, have been oomparatiyely neglected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-28
Public Notice.

VIE eherlh AMI CommisSo GER of the Reven,r will
L h- at the Auction rom ot Akefs DHarJ m Al,
day LIST LAY of May or tho purpose of receiving the
an" issuing merchant aud other License, f,r 1854.
apl o. l2if RIOS MI xxx ~ u