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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2i.-Thc iutcst accounts from
the expedition of Gen. Alvarez represent II Ar pro-
crossing finely. The insurgents had reached nni Ell
tered Yutilu from which they would proceed to Ihai
cingo. -. ,,: ,,o.
There were rurnors prevailing in MeNco mat
Santa Anna would not battle with Alvarez, but thai
he would abdirate IN the insurgents approach
ed the city.
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IMPORTANT DECISlON.-Thc two

IMPORTANT DECISlON.--Thc two BuchnnHns
and Grant, who were indicted by the Grand Jury ut
Chicago Tor kidnapping an alleged slave have been
d;scharrrd bv the Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Illinois. on liah"ns corpus. The Chir"E"
journal SAYS that the Chief Justice decides that the
prisoners have been uuawfu!iy detained, that the
power of attorney given by the owner oi TIE slave
was sufficient ,n arrcs, him without the asss,Gncc ol
the officers of the law and that they had perfect
right 10 use whatever weapons they found 1t neceSsa
ry 10 employ, in securing thut arr:..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
~ NY ;I-F0y,EWs. FRIENDS AND THE

FtbL!C.
HAVE !es.aci 5-s.gess Oh my n"Ti account anu sni
now rsceiyIn. handsome assortment OF goods IN the
s.iws.e se l.hs coai!uce 10 add 20 my stock from
week ua::l yot full supply-my goods w!l be
. ,sj clean having dsIo.et .. the old stock there
rs a.oE pcey ind respectfully invite my Old customer
sni AMI III. pubic 10 Cal! on Inc al my old stand ~ MAN
,re- tender. 10 each M per-oms attention when they
Ia,I pessc 70 call TtiEO ROBERTSON,
Importer Of Hardware sni Cutlery, No tL. Muin street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
DEEP prO1.cu1Hc The vuiue O

DEEP pLOCGHING.-rhevu vuiuc of De plough
ing ha. been illustrated this wear 70 an extraordinary
degree The land thus pouShed resitts the dsGmSn'
in NV jersey, is given as al instance. Not s'ust
plant have suffered ioI wan' a., ip .. whi. all
,bs perbborin. farms have hnd their crop parcnod
IN T the sds !. given as striking proof Of the value
Of sub..oiI ploushng i'll dry seas9n'-t.H"'0"@ IH-
fsUtrencev.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
CASH STORE.
srHCk NE ;ALI AND ElNTER

GOODS.
EN:!CNaS = CUARLE>, n, :s:9 Broad s'fer', in'i'eE
=. -. ron of HI. cl.o,uers ard the public 20 an
= :. S.. : x 0: Fall snd Winter Dry -oas, wGcn
,@- p. al.,d -ace tho decline IL prices aaI VIII DC
. :. al. advance His SOCK, ihis season j. '.c
:e,. ,gs .,d mos ssvsble ever offered to the
,,f.r H.. II sSc,u.,vs'y fr Cs-h, and consequently
:, >! % ssN J-..'- tao regular pric+. Buyers are
:. S.,.s Sept 2I-cI
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NOTICE.

TNI,ZABETH MOORE, Qormeiy Elizabeth Brown,)
Il ,rd the descendants Of Travis Brown deceased viii
.s- noce ths, by the wi! Of Nancy brown re-
> Tis am required, dver;i.e for the said Elizabeth
a,.. and ,hs descendants Of the said Irav.: Brown 70
n, forward snd receive their sha:cb On ihe es'ae OF
az Nancy B,owdj within years from the time o' nct
.h wlcb was IN July is53 which saares, nor csIed
- ~ hem wwuin the said TWO years nm directed "
-, oye: % aoas Brown brother 10 sad Nancy bTo~n
r: ''' WILLIAM WAYLASD.
.--, a,--f-n Executor Of Nancy Brown, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
TIE ANGEL, GARIEI. LOCKED Up.

PHILADELrHr,, sept. 2c.-Thc wild, tana'Icnl irI-
low, calling himself the Angel Gabriel bl"wrd his
horn in Independence Squnr" this evening according
10 previous announcement, aud n crowd Wa, gather
iur, when the police under direction Of Mayor Con-
rad. intrrtrrrd nni removed the angel to tie Iocn
up iur hearing IN the morning.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
SPECIALIZING IN THE PUBLIC LAND:

SPECl IAllNtr IN lie ~ tDi.i' l-H>b'''
IIv letter from -. VI. ScIvrr, Stat" Treasurer "i
Wisconsin, that he has d-i'".cd oi the whole "i
th. public school lands ut thnt State, amounting To-
two hundred thou.nnd acres, TO ono indl'i"un! ~
Nil,ynulipr
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TIE RECIPROCITY TREATY.

QUEBEC, SEPr. !6.--Sccrctary Marcy !a" replied
bv trc.rnpl 10 ia" Canadian Government that tn
r..ciprocv reaty cnno, take effect r"gHr,- Cana
da Rntil further legislation takes place III England nnd
all the colonies Interested.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
NlNiINNTl0NS,

DoYLEsrows, Pa, Sept. 2j.-The D~r2cfsuc
Convention, which met in this place today Ee-non'
mated Samuel A. Bridges Of Lehieh county, TO repre-
s.p, the Seventh Congressional DISTRICT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
LAND AND MINERAL SPRINGS FOR SALE


'ANEE subscriber offers for sale hs plantation IN tue
L county oi Powhsan, about s$ mics below tne
'Ourr llo!.. and nve the Richmond anu DanSllle
.t Road Il conrsns about iGD acres OF which between
% .ad eco acres sre wood of original gaow'h, and
sap,sd 70 wheat and tobacco But that which gives the
se: vtlue 20 ;he place. is MINERAL SPRING, the RAJ
.n-cun y!.;ue. oi which have been recently discovered
Below subo.ned the .tacm-ut ut Mr.. .. 4. Streckei
c-ea. {; Richmond in regard 10 its properties Since
Ley ave been asccraincd. which has been within the
to-:." .! !ue ps; summer. som wonderful cures nave
''.s elected u :ac immediate n.gthCrhOod
5"-i": SlplUr"ed hydrogen Gas il contains thoae
zee: vouao' 1"r:!e Un and Sulpn"te "f iron, the
ale! ingredients n the Rockhridge and Bath Alum
s2r'nc- !s.U- :.oa TIE foot OF Tower liilt supposed
:" O u Enrc origin, and the hiGhc-, point IN tins scc'
EGA m country From its top is the most ehit!'u ana ex
sus!'' .c> IA Eu-tera Virginia, and come thnk cquhi
D dVes no; surpsss any in Western Virginia hotel
::ec;ed is top would catch tine pure breczes OF the
oGa;a:a wh!ct iull view and would be one OF the
1st sTecable and healthy rosideucesto be found
~. Of TIC Blue Ridge Of Mountains.
lac subscriber would sell the whole place. or he invites
s cooperation OF OF capital who would he disposed
un!!e with him III the formation Of company, tor the
faah.hmstt Of fashionable watering place:
20: Ir'her mtUrnaol address the proprietor at Pow
aA,an Cou-y House d. Il. FORLOlEES.
ke:e,cnc--Dr John G. skclton and Or. Saini A. Hob
.,a The Union T. O, PowhAtan county, Va: Joseph A.
Mayo. Pow as:an Cour, House Wa. Feb. 2i-'t.
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LEnNf y EW NDRk.

N,w YORK. SEPT. 27.-The anti-Nebraska Con-
vept;on ha. nominated the entire Whig ticket The
free Democrats have nominated The Whls candidate
for Guvcrro: and new for the balance OF their
tckc, The State Temperance convention arc II ses'
scu to-day but have made no nominations yet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

B,<GoR. Sept. 2J.--Full returns from III" Sixth
Congressional District confirm the previous" r..
ported election Of Mr.. Fuller the Democratic c"r''-
,utc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
TIE STEAMER CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
RANDED--rlIE pASSENG ERS ALI. SAFE.

TIE STEAMER CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
STRANDED--rlIE PASSENGERS ALL SAFE.
ULIfAx, y. s., Sep. 2G.-rhc mu Steamer
Franklin, from ST. Johns arrived here this morning
bringing 50n pnssengers from on board the sten'ner
City Of Philadelphia, bound from Liverpool 20 Philn-
delpEa.
Ths D. ,crgers report that on the Eth inst, when
seven j ys and few hours from Liverpool, the
steamer driven ashore in gale OF wind OIL Cape
Race, or the banks Of Newfoundland, and stranded
on The first point Of land visible Oh the cOntinent-
They were enabled 10 and spOn rs the storm ccas-
ed and finally reached St. Johns distance of about
100 miles nor, however, without great deal Of sui
ielin. and pri"aticn, hut were received with the
greatest hospitality and kindness by the people OF
that ctty.
The passengers number nearly 600, abou. 100 OF
whom are still at ST. Johrs waiting conveyance %
Halifax.
II is thought tqt the steamer will he Il total loss.
Shu is however, fully insured ii England her sup
posed value being about a!OO,nU' ndrp phndent OF her
cargo, which is uisp mpttly insured The total insar
ancc j, S5UO 200, in tho Ocean Company OF London.
sFcUSD DIsPArCH.l
HALIFAX, Sept. 2G-lO p. M.-Ihe steamer CITY Of
PhilaIi-l"his ua. rnnning ten knots per hour the
night she struck Oh Cape Race At iu o'clock a,
aground IL. Chance Cove, u,,o~, mas n6fffh Cop.
Ruce She lies in three fathJns water with hole III
her bottom. .
She commcnccd to leuk Immediately after backing
oil from Cape Race, and it became recrssaryto run
her ashore 10 save the lives Of the passengers, the
water having risen high that il was rapidly c1tn-
gushing the fires. The excitement among the pms
-encrr. as the water was found 10 be rapidly gaining
OH them despite all their efforts 20 relieve her, was
very grcnt, and when she grounded It was " mos'
happy relief to the Goo souls who were crowdnS Her
decks.
The telegraph company's steamer took Oft the pas
sengers, and landed them 81. Johns, and then re-
turned to the Philadelphia to render assistance IN
saving the baggage cargo, &c. The cargo is valued
al 800 900 and is all in the lower hold much dam
aged.
At the latest accounts bu, little hopes were enter
tained of saving the vessel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
LATER FROM California; AND MEXICo

New YORK, Sept. 2'.--Ihs steau,er George Law
',r Aspinwsil has arrived with late! dates from Cn
litornia, She brings Sl,2Ou,uuU in specie.
She also brings late advices from Mexico, which
fully confirm the success and oawc.d movements Of
Alvarez He intends marching iwth b.. troops TO the
city of Mexico II is stated that Vera Cruz has pro
noupced in favor Of Alvarez.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
!! Hundred AND FIFTY DOLLARS

u UkEWARD-Ranawsy from the subscriber, on the
l.. c: September o. NY negro men, William aud Ro'
. ..gh dtrk complexion, aud is blacksmith by trade
bert Is soou: Is years old, feet 10 or II inches ash.
.atto ard l. also accustomed 10 ;he black:nhs shop
s above reward will he given eeveny."e dollars each
:sSen out OF this State 500 or SO each, il taken in
-. s:e,e. and delivered secured so that set
I'm REtEEN NEW Man. JR,
.,r,.r., p O. Orange county Va Sept la-ciw-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

p,rt ,nrrpHlA. Sept. 26tL.-Dr. samuel Brad
shaw of Ouak-rtown, has been nominated 6y the
,.,cr,h Congressional Wing Convention, he!d g:
DoyIe.iown to-day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
- -.-----------r--.------ -
BINTORD. MAYO x BLAIR.

HAVE received '.-Ir Fa ana Winter Dry Gaoda, Car
Al ..a. &c. w:'ch they invite the attention q!
:-e;- .r,eai- and "a. puohc generally.
In :a.!r soc. WI De- found the styles Foreign
L.. Doc.sc p.ess Goods. TOR ladies End seu-inr:r
b. D. very iar2- stock Of heavy goos tor ,rr' ants
iG.abi. 10: factory and plantation Use
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

By RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAVAST.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WM. +. RlTCHlE s. ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
THURSDAY, AEPTEMBER D, 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

THE HAVANA CONSILATE.-Wc hear ina
the President has received the decienson oi ib" iia
vans Consulate BY the Hon. Roger Barron "i Mi'''
To whom il Wa. no; long since tci,dercd.-. |" """'"f
tan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

The democrats of the Harrisburg district OF Penn
svlysnia have nominated Col. Seller for Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

II ~ e. U s, BROGCEs, BROGUEs.-SOOo
pea Neanoond made B,ogueS for sale on sccom.
~aS nGn1 oy n. DEVEREUX,
s- Leather Dealer, lSa Gary eusse bS~-SSu
F~a The Columbian Hossi and the Basin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

Leonard Jarv1. Esq. formerly Congressman :ro2n
Maine, died last week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

E. c. Csbel, Eco, declines being candidate for
family.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

WV. &. WORTHrsGro>, ESQ., prominent lawyer
and former member "f the Legislator" "t NirgrnH'
died at CharcstuwIl in Jefferson COUNTY, "m Friday
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-oyE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

nm AWAY, on the ond tuy OF September, 1854 my
IL nna BOB, sometimes called Fob Brown. Rob is
5 n.,u about % or 20 years old. i've feet, five
~. tx inchrs lisa q would think, not having measured
- mas a scar on one OF his checks caused 10y the
-, oi siie whom child, md Is little pigeonuet He
.. very we'll and learn has had Tor some time past
,y Of t:r uni:,d States; and from ui can learn think
: ro., hkclY ne Is mskius his way for tree Stale He
Il r a.np ry with ,nula;ro boy about his tRobs) age.
- same Of B;li GwyEc me OF Tree negro. hen
= rvae ot h:s place thinks his son is tryIngwith
- Sc; 70 .ee state Bob ooot and shoemaker
.-.5s sn! :, n very polite well behaved wie
e,.oas SPEAK, rather slowly and generally nscs very
;,S! language indeed Tor sG:e.
vii give 800 Tor me apprehension and confinement
Dab il Ian 80 tina; Gun se- him again. If taken over 50
rs ZOE. !s place: or SIS i. taken within 70 ui!es OF
- a.ce and delivered ne or lodged in jail so can get
~! ssaiI hNHA ". MooH,,
BY Jno. D. Moon, Jr.
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MARBLE YARD.

IOFS T. ROGERS. sth street. Min, Richmond.
OIs Deser IN Egyptian Italian and American MARBLE
AuACMENTS. TONES, GRAVE STONES MASTEL
?.ECkS Of every description WALL. PLATES, FRONTS
sc. &c
AEy c. N in Carving execute" in tho nra.r-t manner
O!t"'- nom the country with city Reference, promptly
G"aGrd 90
NJ Rogers having served his time in one Of III" largest
s"al>h!nel t. i'll New York CRY, and having much "xpe-
in the business nrSers himself Tint all work exc
sse bis shop will give entire satisfaction as .ny done
Norm or South Oc''0cy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

RECu, ,ERISG.--Col. Bisse! member Of C"ngrrs,
from Illinois, who has for some time past been yu.;
at the Berkeley Springs. i'll state Of illness, Supp"-
.ad 10 be beyond all hope of recovery has So inr re
covered a. To be- able 10 reach Baltimore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

the Circuit Court Of the City Of kichinond the l:h
i! Of September. led: :,
samuel n Ja:cr and Edwin NJ Leftwch partners trading
ir,,n,, pain,ia.,
%;'irr, r ,y,r.b,u Dcfcndt.
csse aIs upon m attachment returned executed.
-e object of this s,'it 10 recover OF the "e'euan
- "nired ind ry Dollars, with lawful interest therr
s'a 5sviuc bccn made aud h!cd that the defendant
~. ,.ty non.residen. of this Commonwealth me
-. GGam notified TO appear al the Rniee 10 DC noln
H2e Clyk's OEice of the said Coprt on the hfst MON
November mex. hnd do what's necessary 10 protect
Sep: Scwsw Eta ROBINSON. Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

RrsIGSArloS.-The Rev. James T. Johnston re
signed the Rectorshp Of 81. PauIs Church, Al'1Hn
lra, OH Saturday the 18th inst, to take effect from
the l-t OF August.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

REsIGNATIoS ASp ArpOiSTMrSr--M Mr.. +. J..
Rrockc't, Clerk o the Circuit Court ot AlcNaudr!a.
rendered the resignation {" his Office Oh Friday last
to Judsc Tyler, VIII" appointed Mr.. r. A. Sinclair, the
present competent deputy, to succeed him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH, Peters RI RG.--rhe Sou;Ir
Side Democrat of Yesterday says: I'VE understand
tina, Rev. Theodorick Pryor has accepted call 10 the
'Iigh street Presbyterian Church, and will nIredi-
ately enter upon the functions of hi office. We
graduate the congregation upon their good fortune III
securing the services of one emnently fitted to dis
charge all the duties of apastor.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-29

ACrIprSr.--Dr. Isaac Hicks Of Lawremccvilr.
Brunswick, WAS on Sunday last: thrown from bug
- near i, residence, and seriously mamcd. Among
other iniurie, sustained one OF his jaw bone. was
broken in two places. The sad accident WAS
stoned by the horse taking fright and running away.
His wifi. was absent on visit 10 Richmond, at Tia"
time ui the accident.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-09
Look to YOUR Interest p!

TAKE this opportunity of informing the citizens OF
Il Lynchburg that they their PLASTERlNG
done in the best style mud the reasonable terms
by applying to the Washington House, as am
now engage in plasteriny that celeb ,led Hoel-be-
longing 10 w. W. Leftwich & Brother
| am stranger of the good people of Lynch
burg would be very happy make the acquaintance
of all those who have Pastering which they wish to
have done il good style and at the OLD PRICES
also say That | am native Virginan, and ask the
patronage of Virginia people, who always willing to
extend n helping hand to one of their ciIizens,
instead ,f giving awny their motey 10 those A. b. B
s. VS. who swarm in every city aud town in the South
aud who make their camours against every Pas-
terer who learns his trade in good old Virginia
State but heed them not and give work. and
will give you ocular demonstration Of my skill iu
both PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PLASTERING,
A. L. HAMBRICK,
Washington House, Lynchburg Va.
feb I8.dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-09
COMMUNICATED:
Messrs Editors:


TN LOOKING OVER your valuable Daily my at.
Il tenlion attracted by advertisement headed,
Look your interests" in which the author abors
endeavorng prejudice the public mind against hem
being aboltionists who through every village
aud of the South-speaking dispumgngly of
Southern workmen &c, &c.
Now, Messrs Editors for the enlightenment Of this
great man of Bedford, whose mountains labored and
brough forth mouse-this man who just at this time
Processes much love for Vrgnia, and partica'ariy
the city Of Lynchburg, and much ahorrence for abo
lironsts and Yankees, for his enlightenment | will
say that my certain knowledge, the unIertakers of
this city without option, all natives of Staes
South of Mason and Dixon's Linc-and from residence
f years in this pace, have before been accused
of entertaining sentiments preudical the interests of
this their adopted home. They bound To Lynch.
bur by the strongest ties OF kindred aud friends, Of
long years of residence during whth time of them
have accumulated small properties by their energy and
Industry. Yet this good Judge, this upright judge who,
in than instance. has sought bin inter
With these Abolition Pasterers Gas he styles then)
aud who strenrously boasts of his many voyages to
New York. ard OF the many uyos received at the hands
Of the New York Paserers,s viify the 'lasterers
OF this city by in the Virginan ard Bedford
Sentnel which he knows in his uind to he false.
would as ain ask, Messrs Editors why is il, bftor
many and repeated trials prolonged for years. that it
found necessary undertake the work nj low prices 10
get a job after the established wokmen had been com
PEELED raise the prices of work sustain themselves.
Why Join in nnd seek establish hiasef bis own
n ers, prices that will enable him to do goad work
with good matcrials-to obtain living and lay by
little for n rainy day feb 2i-lm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-09

And you my sineics gro,e not instant old,
But bear me stiHg up"
90 tiat ma, be enabled to do good plain and orna.
~ mental Plastering for the good pious people of nv
native ate had hoped that might be PEI mi,ted to
have my card inserted in the papers of my old Virginia
Sateandit was aconsummaton devoutly To be wished"
Bn, alas alas! even in this have been sndly mi.ta-
ken-fo' by so doing have accidentally walked into
the Courthouse Of one of the Il. B's
Nov, Mr.. Is. b.. will tell you what tho Fox In the
liable told certain long cared grnt'lf you had not
spoke, would not have known you" say, Mr. Aboli-
t'on Blue Shanghai Yankee, (for / am cd by
your remarks to suppose one why did YOU with
hold your name from the public Was IL because you
were ashamed OF it, you down in tn under.
ground rniroad which place very we'll known all
abotonsis You say in your card that all the "under.
nkers OF Lyncburg natives of Stntes south of Ma
son and Dixons Lii e. Well, what have | To do with
nndevfakersf am not dead yet and therefore nave no
use tar those geniieen But, perhaps, You that
the Plasterers all from Southern States II is very
likely that some ot them nrebut ii they all claim to
be from States south of Mason and xons Line, then
have been ongIy informed or there has been great
move either in Mason Dixon Line, in some Of
the Northern States. And row, Mr. -, if YOU
are not an A. Is. d. 5 Y, o my card had u
sion you, and perhaps hereafter you will e prudence
be your guide and speak when spoken to- Now ms to my
endsavorng detract from the merits OF the Pnsterers
ofthis city, pronounce II 10 be false wish them grent
success in business and hope they viii permit get
along best can for do not ask their favors nor
fear their hute. And In conclusion, permit say
that have made any efforts to obtain work in
Lynchburg heretofore but have been offered work he
which have declr ed of not wishing take
more than could do. Now, Mr.. b. b. Y let me advise
raise he tn will advertise in all the city papers, until
the crack oI doom.
For The mind spay By, and the heart T6eor.
Shall ne0er lag IN doubt nor faint Nth fear
Very Respectfully,
A. l.. HAMBR1CK.
n.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-09
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
HUNT & HARVEY.
GRO GERS, FoRwA RIDING AND
Commission Agents.

Lave Received their stock OF Groceries for Spring
Il sales, consisting in part Of:
400 bags Rio, Java and Lagun Coffee,
237 bbls. Coffee Sugar,
100 do. and boxes ground and LOAF do
800 boxes Tallow, Sperm md Adamantine Candles.
90 do and eases Green and Black Tea,
10 tons new crop Rice,
25 hhds. N. O. Sugar,
100 bbs, do Molnsses,
so do Steam Syrup.
100 bushels Clover Seed,
go cases very superior Mas and Stick Licorice.
Foreign and domestic Liquors YER, fine very
superior Olive oil. Window observation-disclosures
Soda-Cast and Blistered Sree--wrapping paper &c,
which, with many other tioes In their line, they offer
to the trade on liberal terms. (feb 30 is)