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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10
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E"ST RECFlNEp, by Exp,e-s supply OF Austin
81 Naric Crtau Frepzsis will freeze in six minutes
withoul hnr. Al .. On hand Shower Bath+. Bathing
Pms and Wttr Cooers of my own mt nuinct re whcH
are ,lrred at prices to suit the times. c. 3 BLISS.
n,nV 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10
I'iwE, LIFE AND MARINE iNsu d


many.
This Co .pany makes Insurance against 'oss dam
,ge by Fire, Dwelling ilouses Gores obacro tlct
res and other buildings, ON furniture eobls. wHrc...i
merchandise. generally. in town and counryon shc mos.
uvorabe trms
Also makes insurance on the lives ofn person, ct
oyng good health and of sound constitution nI the
whole duration OF ilfe or fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. viii BE
insured on reasonable terms.
The Company viii asc take marine risks from. and
any of the Northern Southern PORTS ut favourable
rates.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, PresideaL
DON T. C.PETERS, Fice PresideH.
SAMPSON DlUGUID, Chiet Engineer.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
james NJ. Cnbhs Dexter Otey,
GcurgrW Nancey s I'M, c Garland,
William +. Ande, Nathan Thurman,
John o. TAYLOR, Jamrs NJ. Boyd.
s. o. WILLIAMS. Treasurer.
CRrEp T. WILLS, Sec'y.
Dir. =. II. Gilmer. ,,,,r.
Dir VIM. Otwty Oven. .' "
The Medical Esaminafion ,f sub ecS for Insurance
will be m ,de the nilce OF the Company each day
betwccn the hours of . and o'clock,
FehS a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10
For sale or Rent.

c. That valuable llorert, Oh rnnhln Hill, Ia aery
se;A occupied ~ SumleI lyree, Esq For particulars
npplv TO f. J. Fulkcs Srm'l D, Baker. Lynchburg,
or - GEORGE BAKER,
.ep 5dts Lexington. Va.
fg Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10

A FANLY RESIDENCE E on Fe7rral M, FOR
SAFE, Prtoo'ely.
Gs lnteniirg remove my family ON the stIee
HILL business. will sell the House snI Lo, which
th,- time occupied b, TIE house contains nine
rooms well ranged for the accommodation of good
SIZE family
Tie 10, S2b feet Ninth street-running back
1872 Ia ihc yard j. smoke hou'e mad WELL OF
first rate The Whole pemises in good repair
aud any WISHING to purcha>ea neat and comi'u
able family residence in good neghborhood, oppor
tuuity is here presented rarey be with If you
want such place npply at nee to -.
sep o9-,s JNO T. WOODSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10

RFp 7 I-dtcts
" bedford Sentinel, Salem Register W,tbevil
TeI"gnrh mud Ghri'ian4burg lIc'sld cupy month il
= ide i,t IN com spicndisiu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
NEWS BY THE MAILS.

JEALOUSY AID BLooD.-St Charles st. was thrown into
high state of excitement at about 10 o'clock this morn
Ing A womsn with stern and determined tread, was
seen rapidly passing the ST. Charles Theater her right
hand concealed by the folds of heavy shawl When she
got in front of Mupbys she met aman, and Selling him
by the shoulder she uttered something about picture
ana revenge and quick thought she plunged knife
three times deep in his breast The man, bleeding pro
fusey ran up Poydrast and the heavens which had be-
fore been bright and clear suddenly darkened The rain
fell in torrents. 1t seemed if Nature sngered At
the deed which had been DONE or perhaps. at the still
darker deed which had provoked it, The woman at
arrested when she gave her as Susan Conge
Her story is that the she stabbed is her husband
that years ago they removed from Philadelphia TO
this city that her husband proved unfathfu to his
rege Vows in consequence OF which she left him and
tuned to her friends that last summer he went TO Pha
dephs and by promises OF better conduct in future in
duced her return with him again to this city, that Of
late he has manifested his old inclination to after
strange q, and that Thursday he brought the da
gueneo,ype of Of his female fayortes to their board
ing bouse No. 81 Poy She further stated that he
had been with Der Ihuudsy night and that fred by
jealousy phe Lad determined to kill him. To this end she
gave 81 for dagger end walked the streets ti she
found him. when size peTpcrdted the deed for which sbs
had been arrested When taken 10 the guard house she
appeared Lo vey much excited decissS that aer has-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02
BERMUDA.

We have adyices from Bermuda to Dec. 2l. TIE Ber-
TV6i0R of dat date says:
"Wben we recently announced the return Of Governor
Elliot t. these Islands at time of sickness entirely unex
am, led in the history Of this Colony, remarked thN it
wa highly probable that His Exceleucy was clothed with
instructions having Tor their object thorough nF stga-
ton a. to tie orgu of the malignant fever which su Liealy
made s oplcaanco in st George al the Close OF lgus
last We were correct in that anticipation We npw learn
Oh good authority tia. such Instructions were placed in
Cnit Eos Lands by the Secretary of State, aud that
Hs Exce ncy has taken the nitaory stops toward tul
filling I'll wishes of the Home Government
by The arrival of tho briganne Lady of the Lake,
CAPT H Domerara, which port she LETT on the 18th
ult We learn that the morning of the following day
tie oh tie Lady of nc Lake FIJI IL with the British brig
Eoliyer Capt. Bergman, in sinking condition. deeply
laden with rum and sugar. The Bolivar was bound to
London ind had only been two days oat from Demsrara
Cart Bll Immediately rendered The Bolivar all the assist
anoo IL Lis power The wife of the Captain OF the Bolivar
wa PROMPTLY removed to the Lady OF the Lake, and
Capt Ferry being anxious 10 save his vessel part
OF lie crew OF tie Lake sent on board the Bolivar
to asist ct the pumps the b. having 1T the time six feet
water in the hold At first there appeared some possibility
the vessel. the quantity OF water III the hold
was very perce biy diminished after the relay OF hands
from the Lake" But after the lapse Of short time the
water reganed its former mastery and rapidly increased
evidently from leak leaving the crew and Captain
only sufficient time to their clothes 90 me Lake
host ar push OH for they had reached the latter
tie Bolivar suddenly went down. Capt Hill Handed
the Captain ne b. with his wife and crew al Barbados
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

smicrents WIN arrived In the Dan.hee last June have
proved great acqunto5. They appear to be very in
dr,rcut and soser company Of people. Very few have
oso-p the de ais have been nearly restricted to
e o. knees that already twenty Of them have by their
ovn lat ceed land and planted enough breadstu for
their support in that article after they drawing "a
ticrr bi.hop Payne arrived here from Palmas in the
slrl.y He visited Lower Buchanan Last week and
ranged aboW inland considerably 70 explore the
face 81 the country and notice the coil upon which the city
letters 10 Tie United States by the Shirley I'll show He
pronounoss the City Of Buchanan the New York Of Ii
btes possessing the greatest commercial advantages
OF any city or place in Liberia The British have
menced IL good earnest 10 establish Mission at Lower
Buehspsn, where good school win be regularly kept
Tie set COL be conducted the manual labor system
T. system that Ii. hy spprove aud has applied for at
leaft ten Of land in Connection with the Mission
premises. I The Shirley is on the eve of lesv-
ing.
STEPHEN A. BENSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

ACCIDENT ON THE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-The train on the
Central Railroad which left Buffalo at O'Clock on Thursday
aftuOoD vas thrown off the track Bergen, Genesee
Co. either by the breaking Of axle or some other cause
One car filed with passengers, thro yn completely OF
the track and turned upside down The tender and two
other cars were thrown the track and more or less shat
tered The following alist of the persons who were hurt
and the extent of thepjuries sustained;
Mr. H. Mccoy of LockpOrt had his collar bone broken
and q severe wound in his head
Mrs McCOy-severa severe flesh wounds on her BODY
and head
syivanus Payne OF lie Roy had his head badly bruised
and hip injured. Mrs. Payne his Wife has five ribs
broken ard is otherwise bruised. Mr. and Mrs T. were
married in this city Thursday, and, In company with
Mr. ard Mrs. Mccoy married about week since, were
going East wedding tour, which has been thus sud
denly and sadly Interrupted
Mrs Norhrup, of Rochester had some slight wounds on
her head, though is believed nothing very serious
Miss A. Langdon, of this city, badly injured about
her head Besides the medical attendance which was
procured at Bergen physician from this city went to her
aid on the express train yesterday afternoon
Mrs Heath OF Collins. had rib broken. This 1t IS
hoped will prove the extent of her injuries.
Mr. OrTin Sror e of Evans, had one arm broken-not
otherwise materially hurt.
Mr. Hathaway, wife and two children were slightly
injured though not enough TO prevent his going on IN the
cars.
Mr. Smith of Batavia received severe confusion on
the lead His wife ALTO somewhat bruised and their
child was considerably hurt about his head and arms
They also proceeded ON Eastward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

The ERIE RoTs-If The ClUe'and Herald is to be cred
tied the rpgeaders Of the riots Erie choice speci
mems of humanity That paper states that at meeting
held in Erie on Monday last one Lowry relieved himself of
speech in which all manner Of denunciaon was heaped
upon the Directors Of the Erie and North East Road he
INDUCED in the most savage threats of vengeance and
made appeals the mob to resist the grinding oppression
Of railroad companies This Lowry followed by Mayor
King who seems be pleasant genius and TO express
himself with peculiar deicacy Hear him. as quoted By the
aforesaid paper
"He denounced Mr.. Walker, Of Erie, as traitor and
scounde In speaking of the Directors and Managers OF
tic Railroads he sad We will whip them-wil whip
tLemw bury them deep that electricity can't reach
item-we will whip them--we'l whip the CUTS out Of
them"
Is Mayer King pink
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Eesal Notices.

A sSIGNEE's NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
~ ,lst THOMAS g. LEOGErT. JOHN W. LEGGErr, and
CK7HLE Y. LF0GBTT eompgug the hrIn Of LE5SErr
PIOII ERS COMMUNION Paper Merchants OF ms CITY nave ths
esBnrut 81 all their ssets 20 me andensi
m lie fepera benz IL Of All person. indebted
H. Inn re r. oussd to cal UPON the undsrgnsd without do
M Nd a. the sule pers hssilg claims asa'n s.d
Cr a. hereby requested present. am 70 ni 'f ~ .
w. o. 40 - CHAI LES "a MACY, Asaguee
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Rrcn.S,S. Liberia Wedne

BrcHANAS, 1Liberia,l Wednesday, SEPT. II 100
BrsJAMIx CoarKs, EsQ.-Dear S"; ~
"a ;ncos,d Won a copy Of resolutions passed by the
Young Men. Debating Society Buchanan thanking you
for Your repeated donations of books In Institution
really doing well in fact the improvement OF the Cay Of
Ecersn In sot every respect has been unpfseed nted
within ihe PCT twelve monIhs The new se.tls me-.
aower buchanan l. l.aly charming Place % "H'h 40
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PtoPosFp Dates or Ealing

frr TeigTf ~
SHOWN SIMPLIFY Co. Liverpool
gogN MUNROF Go. Rue Norte Daue des NiciOfieA
ppris or GEO H. DRAPER HAVE
~ oxrc NJ shrf be accountable iot GOLD ss.r
metals miles "s OF
N ereor the value thereof thereto EXPRESSED
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Ate0irai.

Hue.o1.st end for sale by Dios gifts generally.
DR PHINNEYs FAMILY Pills
FAFNFSS-,Just received from London, DR. BAa-
BOWS AuacIGs an s. III d sS;sal a of Sss
and hns the kind that has been produced
fi''s o. 10 Dc Dr. de- T1SEY ony AGENT for America
IYR- BANNING's MEDICAL and MECHANICO
Of Soae pss and o a the Ppsto1 Of oy
Braces Brace SPINAL Pops sr1Ss m V
cal Pulmonary Digestive Nervous Spinal and female , Complaints
for Droopins and Lsnsuor also for tho support OF
ladies' enoent and dnrine conhnomeni
uOkSES! HORSES HORSES!-A strong LINZ
H nsnt especially adapted to the Horse TO nes ana re-
NSERs new CHARM which the remedy
S oes Of e RasHS5 bruises: S ~oIe
daily In large bottles 81 each 9adO1en Ia great a
Charm 81 eseh~no smaller slaes B-Mr Lane Murray
d wholesale No 9O9 ws purchased splendid I'd horse
., bs ~5S ans bottle % sDa u DC 9 Sh $500
Sd Sss Dc. 81 fss SssG
the principal depct No go Pearls d-s aud so 30
Il Ter times Is cheap any offered TO the people
iteaunot fail
Rss s w4 T soaS
still satisfactory as the strong test y trial
bad case. deeply seated enrea 10 dsy'
the other took Respectfully yours JAMES MAyES
There s no room doubt after atrial
IMPORTANT TO NURSING MOTHERS.-Dr.
proved by the Ply sieians IN the country
the Ss ose is the With
the here re as:8 the
the an I'd e So the Ope 40 aeib
mouth allow to act upon the and apple tn
peculiar vavular Advancement may be 50 varied 70
initiate ne az T Is seS SeT Little aion spy md
bs Unlimited power suction which can be ted 20 sny pn
order either being 9Th women can keep theh
NJ" puRKHE' sole Agent for the United Office No lac
sold by Druggists generally
DUssIA SALvE OINTMENT-Prce % Cents .
IL Boss Russian pIePastiop Of great ehSa0y f nss tr
seds fsos woand Oh Sore. PILES cHsp2:d II a .Sst,
csn. frosteien P1I'' Of the Body 00 nq sa ana
veil know 70 S an excellent Family Remedy 1t prompt in 40
sweng srd giving immediate relief and producing
,.s sVe prompt and safe cure whow Ulcers Warts
s E f.sr. , sSsg ns1ons S. Sic.
Bites spider Stin shingles EuPion' Frozen Lmo aa0''
s sore @ he aspcaiion Of the Ru.,. Interfere with
The BY t.s.,r Pay,sH Wrapper duly copy
,,i fGs Without Ssss Which none are genuine
S' sAs sSs es c. SLiGaeEEa'
Co Retail B Newman No. oos Hudsoust j. CSIaasiSn
10 as B!Owy Ga Rms s".ns cs a asys No
rs Fulton. BIGoy% Bo,sa no " r zSsT PSies
Hsnee Baltimore Dexter Kellogg a1Si sna Coy B
YINHE MOST SERIOUS CASES Of DROPSf
i CURED BY HoLLoWAYs PILLS. Tue causes Of Dropy
are various general, 10 the ee eirca
SSn Of 70 be ;' p
boos and the sId aS.
further preven;ed Many that have sat
ssS S DS's Ia S Sf who soi aS
ress to n n ns ae IN. United s, in not,
81 cent?. Say cent. and y - each and wholesale
SANDS New-Yoii and by the Proprietor No ~ strand
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e;tcombnnts and Railroads.

DASSENGFR TICKETS for the 1HihDLAV-
psupoAD or ,ee Ia packages Of twenty aud upward ats
c eve per the usual prices al the Once OF the
Contauy. No.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of tie Surrogate of Il

County OF NewYos Noce hereby al pe.1n- hAas
c. ms AGAINST JOSHUA TOTTEN City Of Nwfcsx
dec The W ii youehrs hereo . ne
l5 Hos IN the tiY o. e On or
bre tn oLd day o. February Dated YORK
til wtLii, ia Gay Of As l3S3 MARY TOfIEN AaniassEatix
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-02

The SroRn-A regular old fashioned snow Storm &C
compenied with perfect gale Of wind set in during inc
small hours of yesterday morning and continued win a.
of has fallen and the travel ways well "a the sew
eral railroads pretty essentially blocked up The
morning trains from two three directions succeeded Ia
reaching this city during the day but afternoon trains
Worcester Transcripts, Dec 90
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LOUISVILLE, KY.-The extensive
tobacco factory Of Vim. Lowry, Fifth st, between
Chestnut and Broadway Louisville was destroyed by hre
on the morning Of the 9Th Dec together with the stock
Episcopal Orphan Asylum contiguous caught nre from
the intensity Of the heat and before tho progress OF the
flames could be stayed, one end was consumed
AHALE OLDTREE.-Capt Solomon Marsh, Of Litch6eld,
has on his premises apple tree which IA feet
around the trunk and yielded the 20 bushels OF
good fruit Previous to 1885 it yielded about hvadred
bushels per The tree brought from Hartford by
the first settlers of Lchfed and has borne delicious fruit
one hundred and thirty gears! SO says The Liteeid Re-
publican.
ASoTHER VIcTIM.-A man by the name Of George Ds-
Wis was found dead near the jail in tho Court House
Square on Sunday morning. COroners inquest was
held his body and verdict returned Of death by
delrium tremens and exposure How long will this com
muBty tolerate licensed holes in midst, when we
Indianapolis Journal, Dec. %.
David Moore, coored man. murdered near Ri.ing
Sun Saturday last, by white man named Hunt. The
parties intoxicated and got into squarre when Hunt
procured a scythe and inflicted several wounds
upon Moore which caused hs death in hour after
ward Indianapolis Journal, Dec. 2e.
EFIRE AT MERIDES, CT.-The port manufac-
tory of E. l.. Webb of Meriden consumed by 6re
the night Of the 2sh Dec About one half Of the stock
In the building saved the remainder burned or badly
damaged. Loss estimated at $1,000 or $4,000, which ID
covered by insurance
FIRE-The large wooden factory ct Ellington, called
the Lake Mills burned the night Of the seth In
sured for 100000 Tho cotton factory Of the Carsve
Manufacturing Company, at Stockbridge, hass mas been
destroyed by fire. Insured for $4,000.
FIRE AT s.yasysH-A store Belonging to Thomas Col
,ns and two houses the property OF Miller we're coz
suned by Gre on the morning of the 25h inst at Ssvan-
nah, Georgia
FiEE II TRoY-The upholstery establishment o. h.su
ms g. Danies on Riverst, Troy, was destroyed ~ n0
on the Goth. Loss unknown.
james Gowdy the Oldest merchant IN Aens ", asc -
his residprce in that village the 2ith OF IN
he 77, ear Of his age He commenced we mercanelg
br,ipss in that place so6, and continued therein un
c,.i N Clay we see ii stated. con.emplases opening
bsnkjne Louse In Cincinnati next spring
AroLbsbop Mosquers, Of Bogota, died lately at Mar
..;1es he had been banished fon his country for
sedticD.
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IN IL KSIANCL NJ an order of the Surrogate OF the

\ PURSUANCE Oi an OIUtT OF INC ouII Ue"V" III to
OF Is hereby given 20 all Pesons hsv-
WILLIAM HONlE, late Of the tty OF srw-
ick shInsFer decreased 20 present. ne s.e gtn vo.as,
ttfreo The tuttcrtcrs the ONCE OF stevens iok 10
Rtotusn CRY Scwiok or before the rrst day u
Msy bext-Dsed, hew-iork. the 30 day o. Oeooei isd
SAMUEL THOMPSON, F,sc,,o-,
tIrrrfr ~ &
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TTIWD-CLAs5 FAsSENUENo . -,
Hailed n.snber of I dciass nsrs VIII 90 tsAen ron '
sa>l ~ 80 80 III. IS from Liverpool. X
Csr6es. prssse viii be issued here 10 pHIsS WI" 9ie
s<i,,eius opf heir ffiilds ~ spending Tstes
" c,rer;s-c.6 surgeon vii o. carried op csch snip
seal drsffs = sigh on bngiand
For freight or rsrsse slpiS 70 49,. p.u.s.ohi.
RiCHAEDsON BROTHERS. Co. Liverpool
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y IUbSl ANCE oil an ORDER oil the Surrogate Oi tne
County kcwioT by given TO al Porous asyins
cIius against jonathan AYAES ste Of the CITY u ew-
1ort ceceascd 10 Iresut he SANE with vouchers
thf cf 70 he ubcbrrs Of g. Codt NO IL
Wall IN TIE CITY Of NeYork Cd or before twenty fOai
day Of NAV rt1-Daitd th qtl day Of 0vber,
1873 JONATHAN l. CODDiNGIOH, g.ecB.ors
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IN IUkSlANCE al an order Oi the Surrogate 81 "a

Couny hereby gvsn 90 81 per-os isy as
LFOSAkD +. bUDD late oftne Chy o rev
oenseo prtser the with vo1ehef heo ne
eTbti hsHIe the 5cav leai hfi N rhe Il oi teS
tho thtserihday ofIun next pef new fo'x
DAY December. lso3. CHARLES UAfLoh AdnsS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-04-29
Wives. Save your Husbands. "

The following should be read by every
woman in the country, married or unmar-
ried-yes, it should be committed to mem
ory, and repeated three times day, for
it contains more truth than many volumes
that have been written on the subject:
GLOW often do we hear men say, | am
going to California, Australia, or some
where else. You ask him the reason OF
his going away, and the answer is, in nine
cases out of ten, | am not happy at home.
have been unfortunate in business, and
have made up my mind to try my luck in
California. The world seems to 90 a.
gainsl me. While fortune favored me,
there were those whom | thought to be
my friends; but when the scale turned,
they also turned the cold shoulder against
me. My wife, she that should have been
the first to have stood by me, and encour,
aged me, was first to point the finger OF
scorn, and say it is your fault, why has
not this or that one been so unfortunate
If you had attended to your business as
they have, you would not be where you
are now.
These, and like insinuatons, often drive
a man to find other society, other pleas
ures, in consequence of being unhappy at
home. He may have children that he
loves; he cannot enjoy life with them as
he would; he may love them as dearly as
ever, yet home is made unpleasant in con-
sequence of that cold indifference of the
wife. Now | would say TO all such
wives, sisters, and in fact, all females,
deal gently with him who is in trouble;
remember that he is very easily excited.
A little word, carefully thrown out, may
infict a wound time never can heal.
Then be cautious, man is but human
therefore he is liable TO err. If you see
him going wrong, ever meet HIM with 4
smile, and with the kiss Ofadec,ion; show
that you love him by repeated acts OF
kindness; let your friendship be unboun-
ded; try 10 beguiIe his unhappy hours in
pleasant conversation. BIZ so doing, YOU
may save yourself and children hom an
unhappy future.
When man is in trouble. il is but lit
tie word that may ruin him, it IS Lul lit.
lie word that may save him.
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SAPPIJ GTOB' 5 HOTEL

Ch@Iestolcn, JcDerSOn County, EG
yDHIS large and very Commodlous THREE
( STORY BRICK HOTEL, situated in
the centre and business part of the town,
is now among the most attractive and de-
sirabIe resting places in the great Valley
of Virginia.
The luxuries Of the TABLE Of this es-
Enlistment, are surpassed by none, and
the BAR is at all times supplied with a
choice selection Of superior Wines and
Liquors.
Several large Parlors and airy Cham
bers have been added since last year.
A Splendid Yellow-Mounted Coach at
tends the Charlestown Depot, upon the
arrival of the Cars, which will convey
visitors to the Hotel, free of charge. Per
sons wishing to be conveyed to other
parts of the town, will pay reasonable
compensation.
Saddle and Harness Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, and careful Drivers always rea-
dv for the accommodation of visitors.
GEO. w. SAPPINGTON,
Proprietor.
November 26, 1853. l-ly
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TERMS OF THE REGISTER.

The SHEruEnpsrowN REGISTER Is pun.,,
li-hed weekly at - year, positively to be Pal"
within the expiration Of the year S'n5'' 'o-
pies g. cents. IN
ADVERTISEMENTS of one square or less ."
cents for the first Insertion and - cents io' '"o'
insertion therealter-largcr ones IN 'Hr SUM
proportion. Advertisements not Marked los |,''
specified time are continued till forbid ana c""'
ed accordingly. A Abduction made to those "Do
advertise by the year. .a DO
jon PrIxrlxG executed with neatncSS anu ~
spatch, anG on reasonable terms r,;,,r nm
Letters or Communications 10 ''G con,ainI
on which there is postage, unless o' attention.
money, should be postpaid 10 I,,tr,rs Hotel.
Office nearly opposite JO'cP" 49, -