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nv TnE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

.yr0RJ,rlON Esvin: been received by the Executive
l .,, Wl!lsu Newton late OF the County "t PftsyIva
II Us murdered the month Of December hist, 10y
.,,N y pRiTJnE1r and ELIZABETH GROSS, and
",...y.,il u rri;clct, and Elizabeth Gross have He'd
80 ..,,c, a,i are going a large: Therefore, 'to
, a:.r Il reward of one hundred and fifty dollars to
,r.,. OF persons who shall arrest the said John NJ
-; An! Elizabeth Gross, and deliver them into the
l ;g,-vlrmua County seventy ve dollars tor either
r..,! l, aforesaid: and do moreover require all Off
f ,h., commonwealth civil and military. and request
-,,p generally their best cXertions IL procure
rc.t a. the sml persons, that they may be brought to
.,;!r"
,,.i ,"r INV hand Governor, and under the Lesser
ScsI ot the Commonwealth. nj Richmond TIN,
J = .ourth day OF May, in the year lisa.
r. IN. Governor: GEORGE W. MvSFoRp, Secr,aury o
Z, u!l'Guii~,H.lih
lLu prichci, is n small spare made man. about hyc
Ill ~ or seven inches high dark complexion, dark hair
"a; vi..kcr- heavy brSri and black Cyes, good set o
r..h quick spoken and sometimes lIsps niicctcdly
.,vt- - and ~ wears OF age. and weighs about l'il
Had ,rcckcs about the nose. aud cuIlsidcrG
h, .nn rurll liz, called himself. WHEN he Lett the cou
:; JOAN Murriss.
Elizabeth Is tine looking woman between o1 and
:. y-Ar- old ni brunette complexion, dark hair AMI
~. Ind weighs about 80 pounds, il not She has
H. nu. c,.., about Two years Old which che carried
g. VIII! her
?,c';. and Elizabeth Gross il is stated, passed Green
t,.. Cui. House little tlun month ngo Hnti
rrr, .hrr- sold his horse and buggy. lie hHs reln
.g living in the State of Missouri When lasi heard
rum l was tiuynnottc, Va. where he prohn
M, l.. Il steamboat Mny S--c3w
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7 ITE UI 6A z I TN IIUN
Washington Correspondence uf the Bait. Times. |
,SI.x1rnS MunIIuu ,Ii.cLIt Mnr

WASUINGToS. Monday night, May t..
All statements to the contrary, again assert that
ihe resolution of Mr.. Slidcll in the Senate nirn-
duccd by the consent of the President To meet the
ivrnccs Of the Cuba question: Spain has refused COM
naucc with our demands, and the administration must
declare war, back out, or suspend the neutrality laws.
The special message of the President read to-day
in Cabinet Council, and will be sent i'll Immediately
uou the passage OF the Nebraska bill, perhaps Ia
assist its rylssn.. The message is calm but irn Ii
acts forth tho many outrugcs crciratcd by the Span
ish authorities upon our property, huiur and com
mcrcc The President simply leaves the proper
ton 10 Congress. This mcssasc will be Responded /"
by the prompt passage OF the Sldcll resolution.
REN.
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TIE. PRESIDENTS VETO.

Hamilton. in the admirable scvrnty.hrd number Of
lhe F,cr;list written before The "p,i" "l the con-
4iuon, defended The veto power on the ground That
il WA. .a sa.arv ctk the legislative body calcu-
lated 10 guard the community acis the effects al !c-
,i,n prrrpnncv, "i any impulse 'lDircndl" I" the
lubli. good and Tucker. Kent and STORY, MI pro-
found iuriSS wrin. after lon@ trial al the vci" Jaw
.'nn SOLE! "i,cr:i" ir ;hiS qualified i"wcr lni"'"
,hcv cuin=;srit. 'hr power Is highly valuable "F'
Stnry's wur,S-;lnd he characterised ii as -! lI'" i-
peal 10 the Legislature itself. and asks revision %! Us
own Judgment. 1t is in the nature oI Il rc!carnis,
or Reconsideration, and involves nothing t" provoke
resentment or rol,sc pride" Such were the "P'iioS
of statesmen and juris,s. Some Of "r'r coieihp'ha.
rcs will do well 20 examine tis subject Perhaps tley
NAV come the conclusion that 81; present iiieE ms
understand il. ".ilc question is n"t Judge story
well rcmarks-.lIow n:Grll virtue "r wisdom, "r cApc
rcncr is possessed by either branch o the govern
cr" but whether. il. the prcscn! c:Iss he legislature
has NOT acted under persuasive influence oi dan
reros precedent. After proper study "t the matter
our contemporaries instead of characterls!n the most
snu;urv act Of President Pierce, rs cr!iclns encas
arrogance or TYRANNY may thank him tor II, aud come
To- the conclusion thar Judge Story did, that ihs rcd
inner is ha, hc Crccurc rW nse tie p5rc' 100 rare
Iy II Boston Post.
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THE LOUISVILLE JOuRNAL.-Thr Editor I"

His pHprr says
ave have lived l,r yrrGa in ia" mtor',tan.;,. OF
kimlu...c: with Mr.. Warl ami his wife ana children,
nr,l have. uniformly regarded him rs the man who
,yn,Ll be- most likely stand hy in any ar all "i
tb, ryi,o.ri,, u fortune Five siX months ass"
,,,r Office. was burned nwn and nnr ">r wis heavy
one for U.s. Within two hours after the disaster. We
received II letter from Robert j. Ward, c"ndoinS
with H. most earnestly, and placing whatever sum "l
money we might need at uur disposal assuring us
tlut we should lay linn unlc: deep "hli@alnr l'y
accepting it. and specifying, the only condition,
that if we did him the favor I" accept 1t, the mat
Ter mI,st forever r,inain secret br:wccn han n, u.s.
VI. could uo; take the nipil.y: bu. the whole tome 81
Mr. Wards letter ami the generosity I" is offer At
I.,;cd Ms even in tears. Only fwn three days al
,.ryurIs. we cnlicd nj his house. amI found him
in tcars utterly bowed and crushed with rlc an ac-
count oi s sons havI" shot Mr. W. ii. q. Butler.
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m.,. u,cHnONE ENQUIRER
.p,Isurp DAILY AND SEM L l. ~ I
nv pITCHIES & PRYOR.


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.:l letter is scarcely OF any account TO the wr'
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= ,,b,rh ou,ra:rs as ii serious taN upon Editors.
'7re'' "''> TrRMS OF ADVERTISING.
,r D.,r, FSovtRERFor TEN lines or icss, first
,' fiv cents and every succeeding insertion twen'
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Y ", : week thirty and half cents for each
@,-io ait"r the first 49,.
Una! advertiser. are charged fifty dollars Tor TWELVE
IN ,s proportion for advertisements Of grcutcr
,' syc.p, Lottery rcncrs and Auctonecrs, who are
,Icj 10 Slsi paper incudcdD
''e,,r SyM: WEEKLy-For TEN lincs or less first III.
:. - rruis Tor rnch continuance 50 cents:
Al Ob;rnrrs and Tributes OF Respect, exceeding
:. g,,. ar, char .cd for HS advertisements.
;.rs from u lotancc must be accompanied with the
OF satisfactory references, TO insure execution
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A!Wnvs IhlIhIlilv !"lire


THE WEBSTER MONUMENT DEFEAlED.
TN. resolution which passed the Senate, approprl-
unp : 0D ior State monument {" the great STATES
mnu III Massachusetts, came up i'll tltc House ysf
Juy and after Il and exciting debate" was lhid
mon the table, where it will sleep the sleep OF death
Thi- is specimen Ut the pluck OF the W ils
narty in the present Lcgislniurc-thc motion to lay
,,, the table being made by Mr.. Colt, the leader Z"
that p;.rtv and was carried almost unnniTn0lsy "
II is acknowledged that the speech Of Mr. Clark of
Sor,hhoro' w;ls one III the most indecent attacks
eyer made upon tl,. clarar!"r "f c dead He sud
that Daniel Webster was II man u! ability, ana So
were Nero nni .Jcrcv-. - IA! a. hc knew. Daniel
Webster was nlsc in freedom, ia-, 10 his cnnl-
trv, and false 10 God and false ~ his party even.-
If the monument were Ia bc erected, he would have
inscribed. "Fathcr of the Fugitive Slave Law" Mr..
Clark admitted the great abilities OF Mr.. Webster
but there were other men of Massachusetts, who were
couuilv great and no monument had been erected to
perpetuatc their virtues Ii the resolve were TO pass
penple would regard such action virtual endorse
inelit of the fugitive slave law.
The speeches Of Mcssrs. Tilton, Burbank kns-
man. Holmes, Shcnhcrd and others, in favor Of the
resolution were able and eloquent. but unarallllS:
abus,. from respectable minority did the work, and
the whi., pnr;v with n clear majority ol nearly one
hundred ignobly surrendered i'll order NOT to disturb
the harmony of the members who voted Il guaranty
70 ~ little Jimmy hut had IL" honors ~ bcstow on
the remains OF John Davis and laid upon the table
an appropriation for monument to Daniel Webster;
II Boston TTdascrtP.I
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SALE OF LAND IN FLUVANNA.

NOR sale, privately, tract OF land. containing 40
+ ncr"s lyins i'll Fuyanma county, on the head waters
/, { ygi,,i.lghn Creek. mll in original growth
This land i peculiarly adapted 10 the production OF to.
rn the finest quality. commanding the highest market
.-,,,- Ii cs remarkably well, is ubunduny whtercd,
at presents inc and southern exposure es
sp tor the successful production uf wheat nnt tobacco
:lnr! land which would produce heavy crops OF corn.
sa! ,.i be- made very profitable meadow hand "ins
w .ix miles of Palmyra the county seat 10 which point
,s horse boat navigation. great Inrghin can hr hnd
.t.. and by early application.
NJ " NJ Greasy living adjacent to the tract, will take
.,a:a- IN showing il to any wishing to purchase
T,h .I-cwtf WALTER =. foN aiNE. -
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LANDS FOR SALE.

NX"E oi,r for sale three valuable tracts Of land:
w Tract No. lilies the South side Railroad
coa:as .d and Is extensively improved bo
10 Ja,iiinl and fertility.
Tyac: No 2-l.ics plank road contains about G2t
sbou, half of which is low grounds free from
s.Ida;on.
Tact No 3-ls valuable timber tract OF between +ot
~! 80 acres having Saw Mill il doing proiitabl,
business This tract is adjacent aud would be vaIa
be property i'll the hands OF the owner OF tract No
a!o ;cv very valuable, will be sold ut low pricep,
A.; on accommodating terms.
FOR further information respcc,in. them, apply TO
RUFFIN & AUGUST,
General AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF lands.
March .rl-cwrf No III MHin street. Richmond. Na.
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VOTE on TAKING UP TIE NEBRASKA BILL

VOTE ON TAKING UP TIE NEBRASKA BILL.
The National Era, the abolition "rgnm i'll Washing"
ton refers tn the following v"tc "f the House ON
Monday, on the question Of taking up the Nebraska
bill rs conclusive evidence that in that body there
is minority of ah"u, twenty i'll favor rf the repeal
of the Missouri Compromised"
IMcssrs. Caskic md Powell "i Virginia paired "
with opponents of the bill-and Mr.. Faulkner
absent at home important, lnw-sui'l:
YEAs-AIussrs. Abcrcrnmbir, Aiken, ,lamcs E.. Al
len. Willis Allcr Ashc, David }. Bailey, lhom;s H..
Bayv, ISarks,iac, Barry Bell B"rmk. B"ycr, lirrck-
nrid.c, Bridges Rr,"k$ Chrsinan, Churchwcll,
Clark, Clinsmun, C"hh. ca" Iuiti Coz, Cr"igc Cum
ming. Joh G. Davis, Dawson, disney, D"wdrll,
Dunbar, Dunlalm, Eddy, E'imunu-"n, John VI. FL
lott English, Florence Gn"dr, Green, tirrcnw""',
Hamilton Sampson w Harris, Hendricks, llrnn,
libbard, lillycr Houston, lngersoll Geo W. Jones
Roland Jones Kcilt. Kerr, Kulwcll, KurtH, Lamb.
McDnugall, McNar Maxwell May ,J. q. Miller, Smith
Miller Mllson, Noble, Ol,lS Mnrccai Oliver Orr,
Packer, john Perkins, Phelps, Philli7, l'resi" ir
wear, Ready, Reese, RicllarlSon, Riddle, Robbins,
Samuel a. Smith, VIM. Smith, WIN. K. Smith, Geo.
Smvth, Snol.russ, Richard H. Stnutui Alexander II.
Stephens, Strauh, David Stuart, John j. Taylor,
Trout, Tweed, Vail, Nnnsamt, W;lbrdgc, Walker,
Walsh, Wurrrn Wi;tc, Daniel IL. Wright, llcndrick
B. Wright, and Zullic"iler--iGl.
NAYS-Mcssrs. Ball, Banks, Bcl,hcr, Bennett, Ben
son, benton, Bugg, Campbell, Carpenter, Chnmhcr-
nin, Chandler, Corwin, Crockcr, Cuom, Curtis, Gut
ting, Tholnus Davis Dean, Dick Dickinson, Drum,
Eastman, Edgcrton, Eimuuls, lhos. ID. Eliot, Eli
son, Ethcridgr, Evrrlar. Farley, Frnlon, FlnsIcr,
Franklin Gamhr, Gdliuss, Goodrich, Grow ilar-
rison Haven, Howe, Hughes, Hunt, .l"liIr"n ID. l.
Jones. Kittcrcd"c, Knox, l.ndsrv, Lyon, McCu-
lncl Mucv, Mnltrs"n Maurice NAVAL Mraclain
Niidlrswart. Murray, Norton, Andrew Oliver, Par
kcr, Peck Peckhum, Pennington. Bishop Perkins
Pratt, David klchic Russell. Snhn. Sage, Supp
Seymour, Summons Skcl,nr licrrilt Smith. lIcSi"r
l.. Stevens S,r,it"l, Andrew Stuart. "lsm l.. I"s-
r Nuih. g. TAYLOR, Ihurst"Ii Tracy, plInn.N w w''',
Valley, Elihu Il. Wm-l'hnrm", Israel NiEl'huri';
Wells, John Wentworth, Tappan Wentworth, and
Whcclcr--&
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A sad account is given of the incffcicncy Of tn
Turkish army under Omar Pacha. The British crri
sers have captured in all, some ton Russian merchnn
vessels.
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MIR. SOULE AND THE CUBAN QUESTION.
W.suIsGroy. Nav g-No advices have been re-
cciyed by the government, us stated, that Mr. soule
has demanded of Spain the recall Of the captain.
General OF Cuba. It is generally believed that the
report of his having done so IL premature
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VERDICT IN THE COLLIER CASE.
New YORK, May 6.-T'he jury in the OF Col
ector Collier returned special verdict. subject to the
opinion OF the Court.
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The Liverpool agents of the steamship City ofGas-
cow do not give her up. They suppose her be fast
in the ice near Newfoundland, and say her provisions
were sr.tcient to last sixty or sevcnty days.
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l'rnf. ALLEN, a mnlato, who WAS hunted away from
the centre of our Stute for lnvin" and srckin. 10
nmrry white girl who cnS to love him, is lccturiu:.
ON slavery i'll England I" great lcccplaucr.- y. J..
TriJnm.
Such Is the consistency Of the ahnlitinnsts. They
teach the equality ot the races and dccaim against
the social prescription of the negro; hu! let some
''mulat"' propose 10 marry II "whiic girl and
s,rashtway they hunt him ont of the State" Their
doctrines are beautiful only in theory; they object to
practical amhlsunntinn.
The passion oi ilis New York white girl whn
'.ciusc TO love mulultu." shows Ia villa! cnsninl-
tinn The degrading sentiment ni anlitiuIsn tends. She
was Logical, aud simply prnscd I" practice the l'-
Sons of Greeley. II ilc daughters AMI sisters "f the
Smiths and Summers had the consistency nI Prof. Al
lens liscnsoa,e Lave, the difference bctwccna white
man and Il negro would be nothing more. than /, mat
ter OF tlsr; and tho attractions uf the languisliIc
Dcsdrnunus nl the North would render the Fugitive
Slavc-luw .'voiI and Imperative
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 4

have. He repudiacl the idea that books would no,
be bought simply hccause they were printed in the
North; believed that all our capital should lc active;
advocated the policy of establishing dcpostur:cs at
yrncipu points, such Richmond Charleston, New
Orleans, Louisville ST. Louis, Nashville and Mem
phis and thus eQualizc the benefits of the book tc-
rests and insisted that the constantly growing clarac-
ter ct the country embraced within The bounds of
church. wns such as TO render il more than probable
that publishing house located now would nut b,.
the proper place few years hence lie insisted that
grcnt care should be taken IN the first step in tll;
matter. anu closed 10y rcmarking that he ud more To
say at another time
On motion Of Dr. Green, Conference adjourned
with the bencdictiom by Bishop SuuIc.
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BALTIMORE, MAY lO.-Sales Of 900 bbr Hour
at IS 5O Grain unchanged
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NEW YORK. MAY lO.-Sales OF corn at 81 u
cts Wheat is lower.
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TIE CUBA QUESTION.

Six months in Italy. By George 6 llillnrl.
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|NDR THE RAPID CURE Of cot
II UOARS ENESS, BRONCHITIS
COrGii. GROUP, ASTHMA AND
CONSUMPTION.
10 CURE A COLD, WITH .
|AEipACHE AND SORENESS OF
TIE BUDY-lakc the CHERRY PFC.
;oEAL "u going 70 bed, and wrap up "
sara, and sweat during tho night. T;
fOK \ COLD AND COUGH, y
'k, !, morning noon and evening. IG<
's,or.ia. !" directions on The bottle, hltls
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IT,, Vigorous Coui"rt n NJ. So~ic-Uw DcmomI
for thc ReroN NJ hc C"p'ain Gr"cr"Iot Cuba-
Tie Ne~ $pmi>h .M"i~er-Co"rse Of France anil
EagloNd abom C"I"'
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
IL & - - Go

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves tho n,
POT IN feie'sb urg every day. Sunday exnecIel
Ut CLOCK, A M ami arrives at Burkeylle M rho /,
ter'ecton OF the Richmond and Dsnylle Raip
u. ~ CLOCK A NJ connecting by that Road with Messr
Iagg N 20. Stage Line for Charlotte Court +, ou
iialliax Court House, Danville and Greensboro, r
ana arriving at Farmville at l.30. A. M connec,i,
there with Mrssrs. Fagg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Ib
for Lynchburg. e' N"'
returning. the train leaves Farmyile at / N
ara burkevile at p, p. arriving IN Petersburg !,
lime Tor the trains going North or South connern,
every uesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail
koad,with he <pl, ndid stea nshps Roanoke and ,r
town tor Wy ok which leave Gin, Poin, NJ ~
md every "Wednesday with steamships for Pbndeu
which leave City Point a. the same hour
sse gers preterring to rema in Petersburg The owed
h'sh,' can take the mornh tran North at a. A. MI
Tie james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and BAH
more at D. A M, or the TO-. The South at ocr
A
Arrangements have been made by which tbrou0b i'd
els between the following points may be procured
the annexed rntes
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs. through in
!, 'it'ee" hours, IS
Between Petersburg and the Sweet SULPHUR
Springs through in Two days.-...9
Between Petersburg and hile Sulphur 81 rnqs
through in two Observation-Disclosures. 10
Between Petersburg Danviile, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours, -.-....-..-.------
Between Petersburg q Gtee isboru', N c., thro'
in two days, 10
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. c. Through
IN three days MISREPRESENTATION. Is
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte SIS
"A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot eyd
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning at g. A. ns
returns the same days Any person wishing to see
rates at freight can obtain freight list by calling u
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot,
dec3 is E. J. WALL, Supt
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MERCHANTS.
GEORGE RAGBR,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,

-OEfBkS FOX SALE
100 TONS American hammered and ruled Iron,
NI embracing almost every sise Of yre,azie ,hoe,
r,,nud Hst square. oval half oval. hafrouad. hoop
band horse shoe anil nail rod.
rs boxes Tin plaie. II u bright rooiag'
pigs Block Tin,
30 bundles Am. Eng aud Russian Sheet Iron.
1000 s. carl, carriage and wagon ake- 10 inehes.
1000 liz cart shear. German wedge, American anh
EnKli.h blistefed Steel
1000 li,s Sheet Zinc,
1000 sah Spelter,
1850 ih- Iron Wire 3 10 IL,
rs bags Cuf. .. Rio Java, Mooha, Ma.illa and La
Ruirn,
80 hhds loxe. an hbl. brown. loaf crushed and
powdered Sugars
10 hhds Molssses,
10 hhi. Tanners OIL
10 doz. Spade. and Shovel-
100 keg- of Dupont blasting powder,
10 Rifle
1000 lbs cotton arms Leaksyille, No 4tb 10,
100 K.e. Old Dominion nails to 10 spikes,
10 e Burdens horse shoes, No to 4,
100 lbs Nurse shoe Nall,
3 doz Areher's Axes.
90 hoyes s. 10. 10 = Il le s1i window 6lass,
1000 10. Manila Gordagr, 1 to "a inches,
Also Smith. Bellows, Anvils, Wees striokipg Hand
and Siege Hammers. Files, assorted; Knives aud
Forks; Pepper Ginger Spice & Thlow candles. Dome'
tics. O1naburgs Cart and Wagon Boxes castings Sin
rrs Stoves Cornshellers, Has cutters &c &c nll o.
which will be sold low foi cash. or in batter.
f~b 1
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McCORKLE & JONES,
0LF7AIf y
(srocers a Commission Merchants,
Main CT I,vnchburR Va.

M
Main St, Lynchburg, Va.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
"A they solicit the attention Of their friends and the
public generally, VIZ:
900 Sacks Salt
100 Bags Rio Sugar Java and Marncaibo Coffee,
60 bbls. Crushed, Pulverzed, Coffee and Gun
ded Sugars.
10 hhds. 7. X. and N. o., Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
800 Kegs Nails, all sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Tons Country Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
% Cases Fine Stick Loorice,
81 do Common Stick Lieoriee,
% do Fine Mass do
Co,ls Manila Rope. to inches diameter
80 Baskets Oliye Oil
rs Boxes Candles all qualities,
10 Barrels ~ O. Molnssas,
. hhds. West l., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure.
8 TO Tnr,
40 do Hrrrings Mackerc and shad,
800 bush. Glover, Timoth, Orchard. English Blue
nad Esci Green Gruss Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Baron Sides.
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams. Shoulders and Sides
cured by WIN Mas.ie,
coon lbs Cast, Sheer and Blisered Steel. al .ncs,
1000 Fcet Safety Fuse.
900 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
IS don Ruw land and Hnmcs Shovcs,
$50 blankets, different qualities,
800 Wool Hats. do do
Also
Cahooes, Domestics, beached and unbleachcd- I'd
Tiekiugs Osnnhurgs, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco oi
all qualities. Of their Manufacture which they war
raninlt Of which thy will sell low for cash pun tual
time or, exchange for country frt zee.
Cali an Us before MAX ing yoar bills elsewhere, II you
please.
We want 1900 Ia 900 bushels sheIod Oas for vi iei
liberal prices will be- paid.
oct 24-dts MoCoRKLE & JONES.
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Cloths. cassimeres and vestings.
Hurd's Golden Gloss for the Hair.

4 MON the many preparations Tor The growth of the
IA Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lead Three
reasons III be given why his universally used and
preferred II al aIthers;. stssE z.z==#
let, Because it has the eiectual in Bal /.
2nd, Because II imparts beautiful dark gloss
and delightful perfume he Hair. Bird, Because the
Ladies, with fine discrimination which they ell possess
have adopted it,
Many other could be given VIII, il /. great
favoriie bot those who want have only give
tiial
PncE-25 cents IN large bottles.
For safe by Druggists and storekeepers everywhere
w. @. HuRD Proprietor,
3O4 9roadway New.York.
~ Large discount 10 Merchants
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-01

Horses, Mules, Cattle Hogs, Sheep aud Calves, of
eight in number, will be carried 3rd class
Goods,-The weights 10 be regulated follows: Hor-
SEES, 100D lbs Mules, 500; Beef Cutie, 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs, l5G Sheep, 100; Calves, 1875. under
3 months old. Lumber OF all kinds, Coal to
he loaded and unloaded by owners, consignees
One day only will be allowed to load unload, unless
by special agreement in writing. Whenever n Car is
suffered remaii loaded after arriving its place of
destination, % hours, unless otherwise agreed
rpon it will be bt the option of the Company unload
it, and charge at he rate of 80 per Car load for
Lumber and SO for Coal and also char ge at the
rate of sl,00 per day, for the Of the Can.
THOS. SHARP, Suprt.
aug gifts Va. Il Tenn. X. X.
az xpress and Rep. copy.