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BlOKs. g.
rIsHE BookoF THE sEASoN-
HAVE YOU READ TT
ALONE, by Marion Harland; in one handsome
II mo. yolume-price 81 %.
A MORRIS puhl;sher
WHAT rHr cal1lcssAf

WHAT THE Gat1itsrAfs
Miss Harlan may henceforth take rank among
ihe most surcrssfu female novests Of the lnitci
States "-kese York coHamerrsai daueyftscr.
81 he cxoelleat efsading 1t all make IL one
the popular ficfoh. oil the present year Ih'i'
re aiag AaA
"fhr moral Of the .tnfy j. PR m .neot and nuoN-
eeptionsh beauiy and truth have elasped hand 10
IL recital - Fredericksburg Mrs
I'VE tske especial pleasure in commencing this rar-
nest ehastey-writien AMI exceedingly ludicons sry,
rs among the brilliant gems That hase recently made
their aprearanse.-A merseaH Coyrier. FhHa.
"A work Of imagination, admirably eAeeutcd.-PhiLa
clrisfioH Obserner
aA commend il as among the cleYefest novels thai
have been written "-Plia 1 rcH Hg Baiiefia.
at will found quite interesting the last Nolthern
novel, the Lamplighter. e-Hah Apaer.
Possessing far interest and exhibiting greater
evidence Of talent than OF our lady writers bnyr
brought out for nahy dsy.'-Godeg's Lady's Book
"A novel 81 uncommon excellence, certainly 81 .rip'
10 any Virginia novel We reenect Ia have read
The pictures If Virginia country lite. With its amuse
ments exercises ind the habits and peculiarly If the
pc pie, faithfully aud graphically sketched, anil
Of these sketches have all the feshnes and soh
ness ofwold pictures by best authors "-R. Era
Alone is book Of great merit and recall Iortio
which displaya thorough knowledge Of that arr which
largely into the character of every tale Her
We the art of the raooieep. SoHthe,n La. Hess
Jun 20
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and w ytheville

lfthe Train is stopped foi passenger between an,
OF the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge will
be less than twentv-iive cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except those
who take the Jars where tickets are not sold }
will be charged by the CONDUCTOR ten per cent in AL
dtioH the regular of fare provided, however
that sh, he receive than ten nor more
than fifty cents from any passenger, any point
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes one to
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Con
tor. which passes be explicit in granting the vi
lege to travel on the Free coored persons wi be
required to produce eirree papers,o they will be
permitted to travel the
Jun 10 f. II GIL l., GenI Sup't.
W. papers advertising for this Company will
please stopa adv rtsements in relation to Passenger
Falr and insert the above rates.
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MERCHANT.


+" AND RETAIL GRoCEHs AND ooMMIS
sjon Merchants. in the Granite Front Building. q
few doors alsxe the Merchants Bans. Main stsst.
L,nchburg Va are receiving their spring supply
to which they invite the attention OF their friends and
the public geaeray-
20 hhd. o. y q aud st Sugars,
so bbls Retired Coffee do
80 " Clarified aud folv-rsed do
i03 IKE. Loaf do
10 bbis cfusiBd do
10 hhfls Cuba aud y q Measzes
20 hbis o aid sugur-house sirrup
100 Sas II Rio und LnguIu C"fee,
IS Superior Brown Jaw
" sienuine Morp do
Chests q T.. Imperial and Black Teas.
Tirfee. New Crop Rice,
200 Sdes sole Leather. heosy and light Weigh,
= bales Shoe Thread
5000 lbs Base Cotton assorted numbers,
! hale- Cotton Baus.
100 Sacks salt,
20 tons Country and TredegBr Rolled Iron, a.sd
1000 b. Bsfered Steel.
900 lbs Cast aud Shear Steel,
boxes Patent Axe.. different bfands.
300 Hes Nails assorted,
~ " Hnrse Shoes,
100 he House Sb 20 Nails,
% best IVA Scotia Grind Stones.
80 bose. Sperm aud Adapaetine Candles,
30 i" 1urpentine Soap,
90 ibis Mnckere,
90 " Tanners Oil,
10 900 ibs good Fani, Bacon,
100 bushels Cloyerseed,
Ginger, Spice, Pepper, ChockoHte, Alum. Saltpeer
Soda Sta, ch Copprras, Indigo, Nader, IA large stock
Of Cotton Osn sbergs Brown Donesties, Staple Dry
Goods and gr,nt many other articles TOO tedious To-
mention all Of which they offer sell the very best
erss "a give in exchango for country produce.
~ ir7t
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MISCELLANEOUS
sBABURYs SHOE & HAT STORE;
~ 1854 Spring Supply.

a. reeeis "a large supply great variety OF zPi"s
L A summer Goods. | an confident m has never
bern opened in Lynchburg such a.-'rtment OF ia
DIES CATERS SLIPPERS, BuSk1Ns. BOOTS
IISDS and WALKING SHOES; GEN LEMENS.
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES. SL1PPEhSS PUMPS
MISSES GATE 3RS, BOOTS nh4SflPPERSi BOfS
BOOTS anu SHOES and CHILDREN'S SHOES by
he small CAkT.LOADl!
Also a splendid - sorfmrat ri aEs'sBaT's md chill
pRgNs suAAER RATS md CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks Ca pet Is - Wis :, Umbrellas. &c, Ac.
Nv two ollezt sons with = statesmen. an II
my purpose haN every accommodations extended To-
my customers which will approve. To a very
hhernl community my heartfelt tinnss are tendere >
with SURFACE hut all all be done hnt ought be,
Ia .ec.,re its continuance. 7. SEABURY.
n B.-My friends vii find some ene ia my store al
almost every hour, day night, except The Sabhnll
on lml dny tI.ere is aamilance. Of course. 7. \
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1 Late Arrival of Building Materials.

I,lNE Front Door, Rim anil Morti.e Locks, with or
4 without night latches. Upright and Horizontal
RIM Locks, SQUARE Rim Locks aud Hatchcs III many
.iyles upighl, villa. hotel, nbitted nd sldingdoor
NJ rise Locks. Plated pearl bite, slnrs mineral,
eilo AID fancy French Knobs be furnished with
either Il Rim or Mo tise Locks. Lntshe- for French
w ndows. various patterns, Rim md Morti-e Closet
nels Cupbonrd Locks, stock and Plate Locks. Stare
doot Locks, it'll and without Knobs, night, fqnnre and
Run Latches sliding door rail, sheaves ind astrngal.
pnted rearl wl tie ind mineral Bellpus, front door
3es with fixtures complete, D0or ani Window Hin
yes in grent variety, Gate Hinges Of various patterns
screws uf good quality fun to inches, HIND rlil
Screws II. round square. chain, Flush and Fa Bolts,
III, INST approved Bind fa-trnings. Ish Locks and
Axle pney- .sh G, rd. Finishing Nnls in papers from
To inches do do. by The pound or keg. Flooring do.
r. m siy to - y., II udrd Gu do from Sly Ia d0dy
SPIKES from t, inches. fencing pulling and rough
Nals French. English and dmcrtcon WindoV Glass. Of
different qualities aud all The sizes in common use, Put
~ IN bladdes. &c.
Believing That ffer greater inducements.as re-
cards quality quantity, enrey aud piice, than any other
establishment In the upper codnry we respectfully ASK
,nll from those wishing purchase Building Hard
hhELOh1 " hO1ALL.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND


An HHDS N. o. & L Suga,,
~ 40 hi. Gnfec aud Clarified Sugar.
80 boxes and bbs. Loaf, Crushed, and Pu
verified Sugar,
100 bngs Rio and Laguin Coffee.
90 bag Snrerior Old IVA Coffee,
Is hhds. Cuba mi +. K. Molasses,
30 hbl- N &. Molpsse-,
30 to,- Bar Irnn nssori,d,
3 do Hoop md Bnn do,
2 ID. BiIerd 81 Ell.
| do Cast and Shear do,
10 0p0 lbs Bnron,
300 Sles Sol Leather,
rs do. Blnck Upper do,
40 doz. Cali Skins.
90 Pink Ii ling do,
10 SHEET Skins,
9 000 lipes Cation Yarn,
10 Bnes O@nnburgs.
80 Boxes Sperm md Adnmann ne Candies,
so do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do. Sonp,
10 do Snrch
800 kegs Nails, to 90 n.y.,
10 VIZ / Nnils,
IL bbls + nners' OIL
40 ms Peruvian Guuno.
300 sacks Salt
Also
PLAID, Becched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill. Bed Cords aud Plough LINES. Win Gins. and
Putty. Corpernr, Alu Madder and Indigo, Pepper
Gi'gnr and Spice Spades. Shovc., Trace and Halter
Uhnns, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shoe. aud Hats
Fur shle exchange ior country Prnducc."n accomo
dating terms. Capt 2lds) JOHN ilOLLlNS.
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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS /

" B.PAYNE ha-tor .ale the follow ,g new works
Il. Alono by Mbd N Ilarl,nd Richmond Va.
the knout and the Rus, inns Illustrated
Rus-la as ~ l. Cur wski
hassnn Shores Of tie Black Sen, by Olephsnt.
t.lole's Trave In Turkey.
Our Pa ish or Anna. u Pastor and peorle.
Ar inieni IN Munich by ANN Mary Hewitt.
Vaia, or the Uldd Of Adopten.
Struggles fo Lite or the Autobiography of Dissenting
Min sier.
Mefri nck, or Life Mt the Loom. by d X Lee
Pufp.e Tim.uf Psri-, 10y Bayln ST. John
Katharine Waign. 10y Gilmore Simms.
Bell Il The Scene. b, Indy Buwer.
Plurality of Words, wi'h Introduction by Edward
Diche ok
Calasar; A Roman ce of Mexiso,! Bird.
Minnie iermon by fhurlow ". Brown.
DIR. s.niths History at Greece.
Mytie Wreath by Nj 'nie NJ iile
sket'hc. ofthe Irish Bar by SAILOR si,
Aporalypsr Unvei ed.
History # Oliver Cromwell aud the English Common.
wealth by NJ Guzut
Life nm Adventures ot a 'uouy Merchant.
TIE Two Roads; or, The Rilht and the N rong.
If, al Napoleon Bpnaparte by VIM tiuzlitt.
The Church beior- the ood, by Cum ..ings
Trial Of Mat I. WsId
Fife nd re-pondence Of Thomns Mooe by Lord John
Russo'i, pri.e % cts per No. ljun ~
L,RANK LEsLIES GAZETTE OF FASHION
Il ior June - cts.
The Whra. cal Wcman (by Il. II Caren) so i"
Heir Of Rcdclae 81 90
Gideon Giles by Tom Miller. 50 !"
CT, stnnr the heiress of Full Dow = Castle
by 1. I. Shelton, % d"
The Bee Hunter, by Thorpe, - "
Ru-sia rs II is, | % -
Defence of The Eclipse of feith.'
kossnth's Speeches. % =.
John. by Emile Cnrlcn ~
Appeton's Modern Atlus-94 Maps.
1LSO,
London Quarterly Review. for April.
Punam'- Magazine rJune,
500 Buff En- elope., 20 crosses best Ncality Steel
Pens with u ark Books Stationery aud olhor cles.
too numerous 10 mention, rrcc,ye I ut MORSE
Jun 10
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GAS FITTING.

AM fully prepared to introduce Gas Pipe into Stores
l. Dwellings Factories, the shortest notice. Hav
ing had several Years experience IN the tusness my
work may be relied on perfect. am ready to give
estimates at any time vii also furnish steam pipe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas Filter. Man IT,.
Wilson & franklins old stand, up stairs
Jun 7.dts
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IA. 4. wALpRoN, D. sErszER.
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

CONANT, W A L d RO N & o.
NTUuLDRe rectiuy ifurm their fiien : and the
w public generally thai they receiving, al
their Furniture Ware Rooms Mai ST.. fes door
below TIE Norvel House. their stock of Rose Wood.
Mahogany Walnut and other furaiture together with
great many articles In the Ut House keeping th"t
are useful we'll Ornamental. 1t have meyer before
been introduced this market All Of which have bern
elected from houses North. EMO, ing the highest rePu
In ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their establishment q
Manufacturing Department
in which they have engaged worknen Of Aiiland expo
Renee AMI therefore prepared to have made tn or
der. OF good erai any piece uf furniture that
my be ordered. They would add that iRes are pre-
pared offer greater in lncemeuts p,rsjns wanting
anything in tie way Of FURNITURE, than h,seser be-
been off, ed IN this market Anil they hope by as
siduous alteration business and receive at least
a portion Of the public patronage
C0NANT. WALDRON & co.
n. B-We waud say our old friends and custom
ers that continue manufacture AZ did stand.
Bridge ST all kinds of I, baeeo M5ulds AMI the
like, and we solicit continuance Of their fnvors.
mar l3ts G. W c..
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CANDIES AND MOLASSEs.
TIE SEASONS.

SENSVNS.
'E'HOSE nlletorIcnl representations OF the seasons
u recently arranged ON the walls of Minis y Tan
nel'a Daeu,rean Gallery de. dedy the most beau
Iiio things of the kind we have ever hehed.
They add attractions their rooms which before
seemed cnntnin gems of arr, in the nimal lie spec
OF Dneuerreot ped beauty sufficient sntiae the
eye and satisfy the curiosiy nfnny reasonable person
MINNIS & TANNERS
Mntoi4 EXCELSIOR, and they I"aly seem determined
rench, least rnrn, If they hive al eady attained
"A position on Il pinnacle OF nme in their beautiful
Cir zens and st'anrets -houd not fail to Wis the
Lvnchhurp Photographic Gallery, if only the
SEASONS" Entmnce on Main, door, from Bridge
Jun 8 u
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LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.

LAD . NBw fAoHlON BoOh.
an the +: Il every moblh is published price ID
~ cents + ank lie lies L,de's Gazette o Poi.
Lo.dnn and New York fashions containing 100 I'm.
cravings al the Newest Style. of Ladies mud Uhild ems
HITS, Caps, Dresses Muutas, &c, full siza Paper.
Pattern al Il Mana large Sheet o. Patterns. and d
scriptiun of Or chet W RI Articles Relieve Leathe
Work, Velvet Paihngs, Ac., Entertaining Litelar
Matter, Tales &c, Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
Also-Earh Part contains New Song Pirce al Mu
sic Arrangement. Lave been comp eted in Paris,
whereby the Newest Designs will apre in this Work
ore month brurr the Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer
Part | issued january lst, 1854 aud has been
reprinted sis different times in order 10 ct the demand
All the back numbers be obtnned The coored
Plate is nnne worth money than is charged for
the whole Pant
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS
at is b, lar the best Fashion Book issued in his
try Wecortinlly recommend it ~. Y. Daily Times.
TAX, sthc highest rnuk NJ all journals of it, class"
n. Y. Tribune. This is uperb work. b Tran.
script 1t is the best record OF the Fashion pub.
lished." Sunday Times, Phuodeiphia.-"lt contains
all the new. Fashions. aud IA colored Plate OF great
boauiy."-i. Journal
One copy, year, So; two do, s.; four do 50 One
copy the Gazette, and copy of Harpes, Putnam
Graham's Magazine, onn year. s..
flee Ma. 8 uhn street. New YORK., and for sale by
all booksellers in the United States and Conndas.
mi l9,d3m
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GAS LIGHTS.

FINlIE Lyme burg Gas Light Company now fully
l. prepared to furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
an private families with Gas of superior quality
Whether consider tbr briancy of the light, It's free
dom from erythng calcu led soil rooms, furniture
or carpets lis che it is far superior any othe
light now in We beg leave to invite attention to the
following ndstion of a few OF those who have
estrd lis qualities
The irrsgned, who using Gas manufactured al
The lynchbure Gas orks, take pleasure in recommend
ing II to ou citizens nrge being better, cleaner,
and cheaper than my other litlt have used consider
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THE under signed having had charge Of tho above
Works from their commencement under the fumer
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison, Jr., asks le say the
RAILROAD public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and viii continue it, manage ment hoping b,
pis long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
tention the work Entrusted to him. u merit the mp.
probation and liberal patronage Of the public
a, NETTL ETON, Manager.
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DILLARD n OGDEN,
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants,

Offer for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries
fONSIS / Il m pnrt Of the following articles New
" Orleans. Port, Rico and Coffee Sofar-; lava, Ia
and Rio Coffee; Iron. Steel and Nails of every
vnrctN For ign aud Domestic Liquors. II large art
ment of smple Dye DDS, Hats, Cap- Boots oes and
indeed ey'r variety of goods usually kept in Grocery
honse. Their stock * the largest n Mt il has ever
heen their pleasure offer To the public. Feeling
hdent thcy Gun sets low ny house In tie city, they
respectful y solicit al from their friends and the pub
lie generally, before purchasing.
WIN. 3 DI'LARD.
WIN II. OGDEN
NIL 6is o posiie the Fnrtner "a Bank
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SOUTH-SrDE RAILROAD
IL VI . i=..,.s.

ksa - -
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the Dc
"A pot, in Petersburg every day Sunday excepted,
at Z o'clock, NJ. ami arrives at Bnrkeve the in
irrsection of the Richmond and Danville Rail-Road
mt 10 clock,A connecting by hat Road with Messrs
T. Fagg Co.'S Stage Live for Charlotte Court Sc,
Halifax Court House Danvillc and Greensboro, N 1.
aud arriving ut Farnvle at ll30. A NJ, connecting
there with Messrs Fagg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, the train leaves farmyle at |, p. NJ,
ard Burkeve at %, p. arriving N Petersburg in
lime for the trains going North or South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
Road with The spl ndid nshps Ranoke and James
t'wh tor w-1oIk; which leave City Point at 7,P NJ,
and every Wedn 'sday " III steamships for Phade phiu
which leave city Point IA. he same hour.
L gers preierrng in Petersburg the over
6ighi, can luke the morni, tran North a A. NJ.
The james River Boats for Old + lint, Norfolk and Bat
8. NJ, the FOO the South at OF Jck
A..
Arrangements have been made by which through lick
MS between the following points may be procured
tie annexed lutes:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
hitteen hours, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 90
Between Pelers'urg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days. ....--..---... 9 90
Between Petersburg and he Sulphur St r nqs
through in two days. INSTRUMENTATION. 10 90
between Petersburg Danyllle through in
ly-f'ur hours, ............ 81
Between Petersburg Gee sboro', n G., thro'
IN two days OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, n. C. through
ihthfee days. Is O0
between Petel sburg and Charlotte. -.--.....$IS 90
A freight train II uves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at g. A. u,nnd
relnrns the same days. Any person wishing to see the
lht's freight uhtan freight list by calling u,on
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot
de'3 Is f. J. WALL Snn',
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RECON- MENDATIoNS.

CMKy EseIsEER's OFrlcE, Va. Tenn. r. X,
Lynchburg. Va, Scptrm ~ 81. 1853 I
To THE RAILROAD PIBLiC.
All the Cars OF every Lind in upon Il il luad have
seen made nj the Piedmont Works, in LyncLburg, uu
4, thu direction &C Gen'l Nettleton. as hgent
IL gives me much pleasure 70 Say that cars have
oeen strongly and faithfully executed. chrer(uly re
,mmend these w"rks, TO companies requiring cars.
conpetent construct and fathtuy execute any con
that may BE- made with the OF these works
CHAS + NJ. GARNETT,
Chid Eng. Va. D. Tenn, r. Il.
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DARLOls MANTLES
rTHEsE WORKS huye be- set in operation eill

TTNHESE WORKS have be, set In operation ith
l. all the latest Iaptoucd Machinery for Wood and
Iron work, and upon scalc commensurate with the
wants OF the South and West, for Car construction
More Than one hundred OF all description have
teen made these work. Tor the Virginia d. Tennessee
Rtil Rond.
President. and Eng aners' OF Rail. Roads respect
frily invited bestow Their patronage. they may
" upon having their work finished in strict pianco
with their plane and az ngs; after tie mosi
approved plans OF Construction. prices satisfactory
Southern Ieail-Ikoads
WI no longer be compelled obtain ther Cars from
the Mouth subject large expense aud rick of Trans
portstlon. GEO q. CURLE Proprfttor.
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IA Word to The Wise

| not Always sIfcient-.everul words aIs -eeded -
DE Burgs Super Phosphate Lime" atestizeris
supported by array of nnmes who have tested that
ought carry conviction ALL Now is the time TO
'Pply it to the Corn ami Tubacco crops 1t may be
had Inequalities suit with directions for use from
may 90 B.F. SACKETT
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OFFcE Va, a INN, RAILRoAD Co I
Lynchburg, Sept. 90 1853.
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. q.
Curle feel confident TINT the Pieda. Works under
his management. will fully maintain lis reputation
making Rail Road Cars Us well in any and all II.
branches Of mechaical operations.
JNo ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
FfNHE partn'rsd heretofore existing under the firm
and style oi Bell Il Jennings, in the prophet rship
Of the Cubel House, has this day been Dissolved lev
mutual consent The subscriber has purchased the en-.
tirainterest Of MIR. Jennings, and will hereafter be the
sule pro- rietor He most respectfully socits contn
Office liberal patronage Ia has heretofore receive
from his friends and the public orally promising TIM
pairs expc shall be spared to render them com
Portable while they stop with him.
June 9TH, 1854. (ts) ROBERT Ii BELL
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NOTICE.

Office of the Richmond Petersburg r r. Co.
fI'O i'ERSDNS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN
L yESTMENT OF MONEY.-Seaed Proposals will
be recei> ed this office until the 18th day of iuy,
1884 when they will be open d in the presence of the
President. Treasurer and of the Directors
o This Company, for Tie purchase of the SE| EN- PER
CENT COUPON BONDS Of this Company, to be issued
for the purpose oil reconstrucng their road with heavy
iron rails nder the authority of The Act of Assembly,
passed February 18th. 1854, and of the resolutions OF
The Stockholders of this Company, adopted the 30th
Mn,. 1854
The principal f these bonds Wilde payable the st
day of June 1875 aud the intrres of per per
amman, three and hnlf per cent. semi.annually,
Il e lst day 10 June, and the LIST day h December OF
each year; the punctua payment both principal and
interest being cured by coed OF Trust the Whole
road aud other properly and franchises If the Company
liable be enforced at any upon sixty duys default
in the nyment OF any oil either princip in
terest.
No bids oi less hnn the par value of these bonds in
GLIDING interest from the 1T OF this mo III (June, S54
that being the tate vi ich they begin to bear per
cent. interest will be considered.
he terms Of payment will be cnsh; but from respon
slide bidders negotiable for hrec-fuIths of the
purchase money in equal instnln with in
thsrenn from the lat june 1854 payable at 3,
and moths from that date, will be received. A, a
security for tie punctun payment OF which notes
hiiA of the of bonds actually phi for will lie
taned by the Company until all OF the said sha
hive cen paid.
Any further Information the subject, which may be
deeh will be- iurpished by the President Treasurer
of the Company.
BY direction of the President.
JNO. WILLIAMS.
Secretary NJ d Treasurer r. x r. p. X Co,
l.
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Summer Arrangement,
La @ a1 {: -:
VA. d TENN. RAILROAD.

IHCfBd5eu 5PeSt1 anu OudT15e OF 1iOtIIb'
ON and nfter MONDAY April Sd. tt.s Express all
~ and Passenger Train will LEAVE Lyrchhurg daily,
(except Sundsys att A and arrive at Big Spring at
lO4 A NJ.
Returning lrave Big Spring alta as +. NJ. and
rive in Lynchbur at 7. p NJ.
Stopping each way, only at Forest, Goo les. Loury.
Liberty. Oak Mulgn. Lisbon, l'uford's Bonsaoks.
Gish's Mill, Big Link Salem, Dyal-. Thomas and Big
Spring. THOS. SHARP, Gen'l. Supt
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-29


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