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Amount lost TO State by ..a: -a-.5F b. ..,fe =,
Federal Finamci,rihg $595, 1853 -
When it is reflected that this large amount
OF mohey was lost to thr State, and to the
people, by the Wing Financiers who then
ruled the momtntars Affairs OF the State, by
the sale oi Ohio stocks, drawing IN annual
interest ofsix per cent, which but a few
months before stood above par, the mind is
lost in anazcmeht, and was it not that we have
proof from under the hand OF Alfred Kelly.
G. Swan, and N. H. Swaynr, themselves the
men who made the sacrifice, not only Of
money but Of the credit OF the State itself,
We wouid be strongly tempted TO believe
iii it. some mistake existed-thatit it could not
be true. But we have it in an official docuS
ment-- from under the hands OF the mun iti-s
piicated, aud is trntl, cannot be de}ird.-
The largest amount real zed on any OF the
stocks sold was eighty cents on the dollar;
being "A loss ol' twenty dollars on each one
hundred sold. On twu OF the sales, for $780,
900 ca h, the one made ON the 18th OF
March, the other on the 18th Of the same
myIith, the, SUN realized was but $500 they
being sold but i;or 'ftty cents on The dollar.
On the other sale Of $4,000, the loss was
four thousand and eighiy-soven dollars and
fifty cents. On the other sale OF 100000,
nude OH the 10th of. March, the loss was
over $4,000 dollars. u., -E
On the 1926, 1863, Is thus lost--thus sqnun-
dered or given away to the Brokers, and for
which not one single cent was ever realized,
the people of Ohio have, for the last eleven
years, paid an interest, every six months. at
the rate Of six per cent. per annum, amount
7 lug to sal ,S2a a year, and for the whole
eleven years, to the sum Of tire, hundred
and forty y-six thousand and seven hundred aud
forty dollars, seven and one, hall cents, ina.
king the entire sum, principal lost aud inter.
est paid, lost in one year by Federal Finan
cieting, EIGHT HUNDRED AND SEW
| ENTY TWO THOUSAND ONE HUN
DRED AND THREE DOLLARS, EIGH
TY-TWO 0 AND ONE HALF CENTS !
When to this large amouMAt am Vi is added The one
hundred thousand dollars, with interest To
years. (which, not only without authority 0
law, but in direct-violation Of It, was loaned
to rotten Insurance Company in Columbus
| by e. IN. Sill John Wonds and Albert "A
Bliss all leading Whigs, thea forfieras act
/ Ing and thslnttef asadvisorys shaembers Of TIL
Eboard Of Fund Commissioners, NE have i
round numbers, enc MILLION DOLLARS
lost to the State by federal Finaaciering an
Federanmismanagcment, and all ofs~hic
has to be made up by the taxes Of the peo
4 pie This is the way the taxes are SO high
d7a Judge Swan isaa Banker and Is At til
head ofthe state bank system of ohio-Ml
d 3Kelley and MIR. Swayne are both largel
! .liMefestxdhi banks as isdlsog five Raistak
fS6t, Messts. eSiif.' Woods aud Bliss. ithes
samsh, abo thus squandefsd one fmillidR do
iass sofashs pe6plssmoneys are opposed
taxing their Banks to aid in making up th
less, yhieh Which .alens can bs made n up BY ssT''
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WHOLE tUaB BER 483.
G.. eeley on lhe Know. Mornings.


~ II tFoomthgsNsw York TribansJ
We print in another column, for whatever
itIhay be@oftIi IN the eyes u 81 readers,
COMMUNICATION on tie shns or the society Of
Know No,hihgs Ii our 'ttlie2. this ::exposi-
ton is precious mainly as an avowal OF
Kaow Aslaing purposes TaPd Phas. Truth
compel' 'is 70, add thai the Oldest republic
nq'S existing i. that pl SlI, Marine, not on
" 7Cathslisg but wholly surrounded by the
especial dominion Of the Popes, who might
have crushed 1t like, an egg shell at any time
these last thousand yeaEs-.B0tS S4thsy didn't.
The only repubfic-w ever travelled in beside
our own is SgizYllgd, HaIg esatons or
States entirely Catholic, YET htvcr that we
lnye beard, ,oll unia,hlal 10 thansise offres-
dom. They were nearly all Roman Cstho-
lies. from the soutiIern cahtons Of Switzer-
land, whom Austria 50 'ruthlessly Expelled
from Lombardy after the suppression Of the
last revolt in Milan, accounting them natur.
al born republicans and reyolutionsts; and
we supposed Austria is notia Know Nothing
on this point. We never heard the Catho-
lies of Hungary accused OF backwardhess in
the late glorious struggle Of their country
or freedom, though its leaders were Protest.
ants, fighting against leading Catholic
power. avowedly'in favor Of religious as we'll
as of civil liberty. And chivalric, unhappy
Poland, almost wholly Catholic, has made
as 'llant struggles Tor freedom as any 9TH
er nation, white ofthe three despotishs that
crushed her but one was Catholic. ~
But enough. We hope 20 stop the cru.
SADIE of intolerance and violence now set
ting agaiHst the Catholics, calling for their
diSIranchsement, and threatening their ten.
porary exclusion from all public uusts.--
Epidemics ofthis sort mast have their course:
and this one has some truth and a large
amount OF honest bigotry on which to base
its operations. Quite anumberl whoses re.
iiglon never tltnow did them much good or
harm. will ride into office on,,thps back OF
their resonant Protes tantism, and that will
be the end OF othe ma,tpr.d The Naturaliza.
ton lawswili remain essentiafiyas they are,
and Know, Noihiugism will give place to
some. new fashion in politics. perhaps equally
Fictitious, after few changes OF the moon.
We only desire to be cassed, now and ever
more, among those who are in fuvor orgths
infusion into our current politics of the lar
gest ppssib le .lqeasureof pspst ieai fetgion,
and therefore averse u ntermngling there
with the least trace # polemicot Theology.
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.RAVENNA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER A, :. 1854

he said to his snchief we know not; but we
know that Gerec Lee was paiduned, ,aand the
next day was attached to L,fayelte's body
guard. In the subsequent battles 1of The
Revolutionary strsggle, he distinguished him,
eelf BY lvalor Ishd devotion TO the American
lcaGsey and at the close Of the war was mar
died tO'Annettei iwhose putriotism~as rewar-
'ded by the GufilIment Of ofthose.h1pts Of love
which she had 50 molly sacrificed In behalf
of it,gN suiaA itida 1880 4lf---. 'E.T
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A Protestant Minister on Know
.." NOIhin.is o. At ''t

We are glad 10 nate the evidences of a
liberal aud republican feeling manifested by
the most enlightened aud sincere .oI the
Protestant ministry upon the subject oil re.
hglous tolerdtion. adt .n.s .s.:-
ri The Rev. Mr.. w. Dodge, Of the Episco.
pal Church ut Padusah, KY. has recently
delivered an addlessl oul tl,e present aud
prospective, connecticut between. the rel-
gDus and political affairs ot the .country.
From i we,makc extracts as they are given
ia the Louisville Times NJ as.,ia5 f..
I'VE have iree government and We pro-
less ~ huve confidence in our Institutions
Ii they are worth unythlng, they can with
stand,al the evil influences which can come
from abroad. 1t ought to be remembered
just here, however, that as foreigners come
to this country to escape from the uniortu-
rate circumstances With surround them III
the Old World, aid finding that here they
have all that their hearts can desire, they
cannot be supposed to be other han friends
TO our Government. they will love the
country that affords them such blessings,
and especially ii we take pains to instruct
them and their children in the nature and
character Of our institutions. But il we turn
upon them in bitterness, and show to them
that the hand VI our Government is against
them, their heartS will never be welded tu
uur' soil nor to Dur laws We must love
. them, and have tender care for their litter
'tstS, ii we would teach them to love us
The foreigner must be hiade T. See the Ueau-
ty and Heel the genial power of our instl-
tutohs, before he can be made t5 admire
and love them. 2.. stH. JOE" -"s'" .
Sand the same remark will apply to Pro-
testantsm, as it stands opposed to tile Ro-
manIsm ol this country. II, as irecmeu, we
have not confidence in our free principles,
and il, as Proteotants, we have not conf
dence IN the doctrines which we teach--i
we don't believe that our free institutions
will approve themselves to the minds aud
hearts oI the foreigners who may come among
III, and il we do not believe that there is
truth enough in Pr9testantism to overcome
the errors and superstltions Of the Roman
Catholic religion, then we had better aban,
don them at once, and give ourselves up to
desPot'sm' and to the darkness OF Romish
supersations. 1t is simply absurd 10 sing
the praises Of our institutions in one breath,
and then, in The very next, to. coniess our
distrust Of their. power to redeem the world
from political bondage. = And, SO, it is
absurd to harp So loudly and bbou>t{u lly; up
on the superior light AM, glory, and payer oI
ProteslAntism, and, at the same, tilpr,. CON
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ton, but they have no objections 20 seeing
the people taxed-deeply and heavily taxed
provided they are not called upon, as
bankers, topay their honest paft of the debt,
brought uPon the State and the people by
their gross mismanagenent, to give il no
harsher name, Ulthe peoples money, These
facts should be kept before the people.--Er.
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Efasf u Million OF the AEsi1e Debt
paid within Th.ee-fOmrths Of a

8 paid within Th.ee-fOurths Of n
YeNr. he iE j t5G }i1i3h'51anag4
The Journal, and other Fusion papers, by
their misstatements in reference to 3 the
amount raised by taxation during thepres-
ent year, drove7us into the State Auditors
ofice-and while there for the purpose of
gathering facts to correct their errors, we
made inqniryyinto the progress of the re-
demptien OF, the State stocks, and 6na that
HALE; A MILLION OF DOLLARS in
Ohio STOCKS have been cancelled during the
present year! Thus is. liquidstedl under a
.Demorsalc State Adminsrotiuns o. debt
that was taxing ihe,predsctiyer eeergies OF
our ,Peoplie thiflg thousand dollars per an-
.num--and a debt, which,apder the iWhig
policy, which is to never pay, would have
been continued indefinitely. Under Whig
tinanciering, this bali . million Of dollars
would have gone into the handsef some fa-
vpfite Insurance Banking or Railroad Com
spany Which policy doihe peoplscbOose
i=--thataof the Democracy, or thatsof the Goa.
lition Of StoekjohbeFsa Bankers. Wings
and Fusionistsl--St StqteSaaa ard Dsmacnah
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pOIitital.
.norc w mag E."AneeH ing. p

IAOfc w uaG Esh.tAsteB Ing.
B In dut last issue, weFpak at s,me length
on the subject vi "Whig Fmlilcirring,' in
our discussions ON the question "Ivhy the
, TaxeSaare hish,n and in 50 doIg we gave a
4rier account OF The sale,0f Ohio Bonds in
Nov York by N sFSsrs. aired Kelley, Gus:
tavus Swan and Noah H. Swbynr. Why
Fdhd Commissioners, u a sacrifice SO great
that thu. State los; fUUa HUNDRED AND THIR-
TY-Two THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND ONE
D6LLaRs AND TWELVE CENTS! Whit We
iIien stated Was true, but was not ut'uIl the
uath.' We gave a'I the evidence we then
had, bit since then it has accumulated, aud
We are nov enubleds To show much larger
amount of money Lust TO the STATE by these
same Federal Financitrs,1 in their sacrifice
ofStdte Stocks aud Of State creOit. 'ir''3 o,
20 In looking Orer Document No. 5, Of the
Legislative Documents OF the session OF 1912
-'43, we find, in an official form, signed
and attested as true by these Wing Commis'
slOHcTS VI lIlG Soudi L uHu, lHe luCl uGMltItu
Of the sale Of the following b nds OF the
State Of Ohio, at a sacrifice vi FIVE HUN
DREDe AND, TWENTY, FIVE THOU
SAND THREE EHUNDRED AND Sixty,
THREE sDULLARS,, AND, SEVENTY.
FIV E. CEN,rS!!uqn sGi g'na Tor "9.af ,
The table below gives the names and
\ 4 4 g Y = Z .
dates as far as the Commissioners gives
ihem: qa.s3.4 nau st}s4g $50 ar 81. snsE, s.
To whom sold---.ystsAmouHt soId Par. none!
Lrslrsuraaee and Trust --.prssEsaryyE
Company .. S3i,i;OG0 gu $2j,SjO co
Franklin Bank, Cin't 4j,CCO GU 34,6JO 70
T. $. Goodman " Co., IU,OCUt0 Bio a 1914 81
2. oaIcat, -, nl. ,r I,yCOOO M ssa,GO
G. a, Had, ZanesslIa, , 3,COOVO 2,sjo w
Barngs, Brothers Il Co., 7I
London 8, ,''. ~ 10000 90 ss,~O co
Iypothecated to anti lin s...s. r., .ur s.....
Ny BY Wooster Bank, go $1,000 1l6,95l CO q
By agency in y. in Dec. ''' ''' Z,
&"l5H,l .FF&# zl# - $500 coz "a 5000
By do, in January IS42 75,NU0 90 IA 52,5>Ot0
By do. iH,February 1912 2j,sv0U fe l19ll W
BY do. in March 1912 l9i,CLOC0 90,2t5C0f
BY do. in April 1919 1@ 52,G0UG0 81 3i,4Se&6
BY do. III May 1912 g 49, 81 10 70 .Hg 64,47OJU
BY do. in Jun9 1912 2i5,0O0 00 l55,70U 0O
Barings, Bro. g. Co., in
May 80, 1912 ''+ SC0,00oo0 1000 90
S. Parsons & Co., July S,
. 1912, .... 90. -.t-l-'g- G0,CC0 GO 5000 60
Sl.411 .atG 20 sDl, ,esg rs
.F rilfa g.Js.. 9jl te36 go ,iro il
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A short and Pl,.ly sermon.
"owe no man any thing.'


keep out OF debt.ac Avoid it as you would
war, pestilence, and famine. Hate it with
a perfect hatred. Abhor it with an absolute
abhorrepce. Dig potatoes, break stones.
'peddle tin-ware, do anything honest and use
rul, rather than run in debt. As you value
comfort, quiet, independence, Keep out Of
debit Debt is the hardest OF all task mas
ters, the most cruel Of all oppressiuns. Il
is milestone about the neck. 1t is an in,
cubus onthe heart, Itspreads cloud over
} the fifmanient OF men'sebeing. 1t eclipses
the sun, it bots out the stars, il dims and
defaces the beautiful blue sky. 1t breaks
up the harmony Of nature, and turns to dis
.sonance all soiies Of its melody It furrows
the forehead with premature wrinkles; il
9Phckgihe rye ofiits Light; II ldFags all no
bleness and kibdness ipas Of The port and
hearing OF nun. It.lakes theisoul out Of bis
laugh, aud all sttteliness and freedom from
his walk. Come NOT under its accursed
IniSa;. &. ;sn sy7lees cd ta se31sa lsa s aae ~
FstSa Atc @s5 taass4l5na q IL =
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.. Selett STORY.
THE TORY LOVER,
Love and Patriotism.

By PROFESSOR INGRAHAM.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND
slA llNDS N. o. 4 7 H. Suga,,
~ 10 bl.. Coffee nnd Clarified Sugar,
verified Sugar,
100 bags Rio aud Lnguirn Coffee
30 bugs Superior Old Java Coffee,
II hhds Cubn nnl 4. X. Molasscs,
20 bbls. N, O. Moasses,
20 tons Bar Iron. assorted
do Hoop and Band do,
do, Biaterd ST. el,
| do. Cast mud Shear do.
10000 lbs Baron,
200 Sles Soe Leather,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz. Cali skins
20 =" Pink III ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1900 bales Cotton YHrn,
10 Bales OSuabnrss,
50 Boxca Sperm and Adamantnc Candles
50 do. Hull & Suns Patent do,
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nnila TOGO ny,,
10 Wn'i Na,s,
Is bbls T nners' Oil,
10 Peruvian Gueno
900 sacks Salt.
Plaid. Dlcoehed aud Brown Domestic Calico Linen
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines Win low Glass md
Putty, Oopperaa, Alu 3, Madder aud Indigo Pepper,
G ger and Spice, Spades Shosel.. T,ncc and Halter
Chains, Manure mud Hay Folks Boots Shoes and HINTS.
For sale exchange Tor country Produce un nceonin.
slaug trrn- (up. 2l.t-) JOHN lIoLLINS.
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RICHMOND.

RAWLINGS 4 MILLER.
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond, Vn.,
OFFER for sale, to the trode, full and desirable
~ stock of Groerrie4 Tens Wines aud Liquors. ON
the usual terms io puuelual dcaets;
ad0 hhd4 Porte, Rico and New Orleans Sugar
200 bhls New Orleans and Sugar House Molasset
800 bags Rio Lagurn Java aud Porto Rico Coise
800 packages Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and Cohre
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Blaek Teas part eNon me
quality
900 boxes Soap ussored qaalities, including fine
Fancy Soaps
800 boxes Adsmuutine Candies
Madena, Sherry ror Malaga and Lisbon Wines
full assortment
lrnndies of all qualities. part finest imported
lIullGnd Gin; Jhtaaca Rum; Schiednm Schnal ps
Old Eve Ahiskev, Of kubrrtsnns celebrated hthni
Roced Whiskev ,oi Uwn hrands. superior quality
Champaenc Wincs. .varons bn nd. including our own
importation
Nails Cumberland Bridecion, and Old Dom'l ION
brands
Sole Leather Middle. Lgh, and Ileavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon, Lord: Cheese; Rice
Olive Oil; Pepper; Ali.ricc; Gingcr Slatch Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo; Mustard; Mace Nutmegs; Pickles
English Suuces; Irvine; Wrapping Paper; Candle
Wick
La nted Buckets, Tub Brooms; Plough Lines
Bed Corie; MaokcreE llerrngs
Sperm. Solar. Tanners aud Machine Ola
Su Vincgu; Glnvcr-eed
Iavann Cigars, IA choice assortment Of brs, brands
Dnaer. visiting nur city will find their interest -
examine stock ol goods before purchasing.
nus u d3h
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For Bni,imore and rhiindeiphin,


Learcs Richmond epcry 1'pesday al o'ctoek p. ~
.f99t I'll Il large ap1 new Steamer u LNl re
xzses Cnpt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mon.
lay, nnd mp the hour Of o'clock p. NJ, every Tu"s.
Law inr the above place.,
Shippers Wheeling. Piusburg Cincinnati nnd the
South and Wr. generally, will find this the ehcnp
and most eXreditious. FoI freight apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON. Richmond. Ia.
IL. III
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For SpOrtssllen.

A CASE of FRY fine Double Barrel GUNS, worth
"A from $50 10 $l20 each, of importation,
inst received direct from manufacturer nnd for sale
by GREuOhf RoYALL.
iuly II
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Feathers.

. s(nA LBS Very superior new Feuthers justre
AssDNVI ceived and for sale by
AGREE & McCLANAHAN.
Also 60 packages Mackuel in half barrels quarters
and Kits (iun I6dtsiD A. a. MoC.
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For safe

R0nnn in Bonds of the South Side Rail Rnnd
DOOVU CoHpany. benring Ter cent, 1t
price that VIII paw per cent. These bonds secured
by mortgage the Road and guaranteed by the city oi
Peter sburg. and in amounts of $5U0 hnd $1,000 d"
desirable Investment for capitalists
mug I7-dfs PETERS, SPENCE g. CO
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VOL. 3.--NO. "a.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
SEPTEMBER 11th, 1854.
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House,
Mms ST, nearly opposite Cnbell House.
Lynchburg, Va.

byHCnDurg, va.
~ j. DuoH, Agent.
Respectfully invite the atention of then friends and
the public generally their splendid stock Of FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING. just received ut rlnt well-
known and popular Gent enens Furnishing Eshbliab.
ment the FRAsKLIs CLOTH AND CLOTHING House.
In purchasing their present supplyh latest improve
mens in style have been observed, and selections made
from the recent mporations of Cloths Cnss eres
and 'estngs. by their experienced agent Mr.. Dixon,
after amonhs careful examination. In aiye durabil.
NY and chenpness their stock surpasses anything evef
introduced in ths If country. Nearly the wbola
OF II has bern made to their order under the eyo of Mr.
Dson and the greater pa Of II having been hased
Tor cash they enabled Offer Inducements TO those
in want Of cheap fashionable aud durable eoud never
beior" met with IN this any other marker.
Thei stock of CLOTHS GASSlMERES a. VEST
lNGS Is also sIge and of saeh aud beautiful qunl
tiles that personal inspec only en- convey proper
idea of their superior richness md beauty. They have
employed the very best o orkmen. and ,uts Of Cloths
will be nude to order in Fourteen Hours. Those
prelrng purchase Goods cf them be made else
where, will have them cut fte Of chatgc.
The unprecedented success which attended their Of.
forts during thu Spring and SUNNI ~ to please th,ir
friends mud the public make them hope cond entity for
"a like success during the Fall and Winter
Monk nF DoIsa BusIsEss.
To econom,se time, no abatement In the prices a.ked
for Goods will be made those asked ne the lowest
they can be sod This will enable one salesman to
do tho work OF two on the old plan Of asking ird
more than they would be willing 10 sell for.
To Sci tor CASH, short timr by special u roe.
ment-- md not otherwise, which enables them TO buy
THEN Goods principally for cash nnd 10 per cent cheap
er ,hnn those " ho buy credit IL will ni-o
10 To 10 per cent. for collecting, which nubles them
sell goods Mt leas that much cheaper than those houses
which sell on long time. GLASS & RAINE
J. DIXON. Agent.
sep Il-dscts
~ Bedford Sentinel Salem Register, W,theville
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ZINE Of Iiichnond .sas.

Those vessel. Of the f,t class, built in the city Of
baltimore expressly for th 'rade md hnve superior nc
ommodntnpS for passengers They are commanded
iy xperleuccd Captains well qualified for the trde
and who will spare exertion 10 accommodate They
will be owed up aud down the rivers by steam and may
he relied on to snil promptly "a advcrtzed,
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will hnd it to their interest to ship by this line,
freight will always be taken MS low ns by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond aHd New York 10 give satisfaction
Freight - per whole, and II cents per 1 '
Tobacco being about 50 per cent. lcss Than churg'
The Stramers. Insurance be effected IN the hi-.i.
nond Fire A.-ociaton b, this line nt 3-s per cont.
We respectfully u.k and hope IL succeed in obtain
ing a full shai~ Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New.York will be for
warded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond at Rocketth
In New York Berth No. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR RE Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON, N. Y
No 81 .Soufh Sheet.
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PUBLIG NOTICE.

TU bTTC NUT1CE.
WE subscribers being anxious sell Out their stock
OF goodsin order to close up their Go pm tnership
WILL irnm this dnl' offer cir desirable assortment
Of Ready madc Cothiug. oihs, Cassmeres an,I Vest
wgs, and Furnishing Goods, nj und below Cost !!
We invite the httention al Country and other Mer
rhants tn choice and vnr Vi 4cecpr esslrii them
oi our lcsre 10 sell every everything most
favorable terms
Any person dcsirous Of commencing, the Clotbing bus
ness can now have opportunity Of the desra-
bic stock aud stnnd IN the CITY.
N B.-l, Is desirnb, thata persons in ebted to us
by bond, note, open account should call and settle
aoon possible, beiorc hand them over for col
lection. BAKER II CLAVEY,
mug l0ta Conner Main and Market s.ts.
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DISSOLUTION.

FINlE concern OF Wilson H. Franklin j. this day dis
! solved by Imitation All persons having claims
ngnnsi tn" Con ern will present them To Joseph II vii
for payment; those indebted to the concern will
make payment 10 Joseph II. Wilson, he having rur.
chased James frankn's interest in tho c pncern
Jos II. VIII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
September Ist 1854
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- BBlS Su,n's c. Sugar,
I'D % q ound. Cln, flied 4 Crushed do,
20 hoxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bhls N. o. Molasscs,
10 hhds l.. X. do,
100 bags Rio Gohee,
so Lngun do,
10 Prime old Java do
80 boxes Adamannc and Sperm Candies,
Inrge lot of Glover, Orchard Gms. nnd Timothy Seed.
Call soon n selling cheap.
lfpb - ts) YOUNGER SMlTH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-02

Cheap New Goods---Second Supply.
gINllE Ladies' invited 10 call and examine fresh
l. lot of Bemgcs anl Shnllies which have gust
ceivea 10y Express, tls morning. Also, splendid lot
of French Works Sleeves, tnd Gollnrs, which will be- of
iored very chenp Terms cash and price only.
A. G. LEWIS, Exchange Square,
may . tsif Lynchburg.