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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

" j, me Vermont Wing state Convention. on
,ne s IN .sss nominated Stephen Royal as their
candidate for Governor of that state
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

Wheat in Western New York. The
Rochester american says:
Six weeks more Of weather equally
good, will ensure the largest yield Of
wheat that Monroe county ever harves-
ted ; upwards of / 10000 bushels.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

IustaslatiOn.-T service OF iD. q.
Elder E. M. LEWIS pastor OF 'n' r.;,r
church of Lancaster, will take place y .b,,,l
evening, June Goth. Ministers from - u i,
will oficiate on the occasion. A geD' e..,.
vitation is extended for all to attena'
to commence at II O'Clock.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

NEadison-June 1s.-Wheadt a Min'i Bshj
alas /; spring, 12oal3o. Rye, 4oa oar, 2Ja25
37sa40. Corn, shelled, 2Sa5l. 10 Us' shca:
Butter 1oal2. Eggs Gal. Ham aIaa ssp'
ders, Gal. Flour, in sacks, o,12410 ..Is
nTilwaukce-Jane 18th mn ,,islef !
noted at from l,4eal As with prime o n'' .ll
,55a1 90. Barley quiet 55aoo' s''
led. 4oa43 Oats 3la32.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

gIhe price Of Lead III New YorI
is 500 as usual.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

ISome matters of news are unayoidably
crowded out this week, as well as one or two
letters from correspondents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

LATE MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoNs.-Tow-
ers, Wing, and also the candidate OF
the Know Nothings, has been elected
Mayor of Washington by 400 or 500
majority. The Board and Council are
also Wing. 1t is said, that all the influ-
ence of the Administration at Washing
ton was brought to bear against Tower
In the consolidated city of Philadelphia
Conrad, Wing, has been chosen Mayor
by about eight thousand majority
The whole Wing ticket is elected
New Haven has also chosen Wing Of
ficers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

SOUTHERN METHODIST AND SLAVERY
|-THE DOWNWARD PRoGREss.-The Nash
vile Wing says that the General Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, and at last ses-
sion, with but one dissenting voice, ode
termined to expunge from the Book of
Discipline all those passages that con-
denim slGvery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

FROM WAsHINGroN.- THE Washing
ton CORES ondent of the New York
Courier writes as follows
A Meeting Of the Northern andAnti-
Nebraska members was held to day
and resolutions were adopted to oppose
all appropriations not Indispensable 10
the public service, and adjourn without
recess at the earliest possible day. The
Pacific Railroad Bill is give up. I,
will be dropped.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

NAMES OF THE LOST OF rHEPowH AT
IrAN.-The New York Tribune of the
I'D inst. has full list Of the names of
all the persons lost on the ship Povhat-
tan, which was wrecked on the coast
of New Jersey, April 10Th. With the
exception of the officers all the passen-
gers were German and French, -29 be-
ing from Prussia, l04 from Baden, lO8
from Wirtemberg, As from Bavaria, 2
from Hesse, and Fl from France.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-06-19

1.-THE Know-Nothing Victory has
made such a sensation at Washington
that Mr.. Letcher of Va, asked unani-
nous consent to offer resolution in
|structing the committee on the District
of Columbia to inquire into the expedi
ency of abolishing voting by ballot and
substitute viva voce-permission refused
This was a silly effort and properly re-
buked.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11

scheme on the ground that the steamers nr,nosed
would draw % feet of water, which was more
than their ports could afford and at the Inst
meeting ot the committee it was concluded that
lirglna had better act for herself relyinp upon
The cooperation of her natural allies Tennessee.
hentncky, Indiana, Illinois aud Ohio. They
had further instructed DIR. Mallory and himself
10 bring the subject before the Norfolk Conyen-
ton which h" now did, submitting their resoln.
ZION as aobse describedand asking il reference to
aeommttue of five, TO which tie Convention A.
greed.
\ recess Tor half an hour was here taken.-
W hen the Chair again called the Convention 10
order the following committee were announced ::
Committee on BuSineSs-Messrs f. Mallory of
Norfolk; X. X. Meade of Petersburg; james NJ
Smith of Henry; j. +. Thornton of Pr Edward:
DIR. C. Cooke of Albemare; Chas Dimmock of
Richmond; c. W. Dabney of Hanover; f. Smith
of Rockhridge; w. b. Preston of Montgomcrv
y. \. Chapman of Monroe; b. +. Nvsor of
Pulaski; F. b. Deane of lynchburg; and Xepha-
nah Turner jr., of Fauquirer.
Committee on itiantie Steamers Messrs
VIM. Il. Preston, John I. Anderson, james +.
johnson of Bedford, DIR. Ro. Archer of Rich
mond; and Myer Myers of Norfolk.
To give time to the Committee To prepare bust
ness, the Convention adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
NEW DIRK, Nov. 10th.

NEW York, Nov. 10th.
Calafornia papers by the steamer North, Star
give details of serious battle between the Eng
fish and French and Russians Mt Petropowloski,
kamschkatka The fortress was attacked by
siN allied ships. Several forts sileneed and
their guns spiked. The Allies landed aud foil
into nmbuscade. They met with terrible loss
in killed and wounded. They afterwards relieved
two Russian frigates, damaged by the Allies fire.
and two small Russian vessels were captured.
by the wreck of the steamer Yankee Blade, !"
Il passengers and Sl53,000 were lost.
DIR. Graham has been sentenced TO seven years
Imprisonment in the ponitentlnry.
There was Il serious riot last night at Viii
lamsbnrg, between the Americans aud Irish
Ono man was shot. The Military were ordered
out and the rioters dispersed.
Latest election returns report that Seymour
leads Clark l70D. and Gllmau over 1000 Sew
enty eight Wing Assembly men have been cleo
ted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
New ork Election.

New York, Nov. 9.-The returns come in
slowly, but far indicates almost to Il certainty
the election of Seymour (Soft Shell) rs Governor
by 10000 to 1900 majority. The vote thus far
stands Seymour S6.lOO-Clarke (whig) 76,s9I-
Ullman. q ,672-Bronson HIPS. THESE figures
as far rs they go leave no doubt of Seymour's
election by IA large majority,
In the city the vote isnot yet counted in all the
districts, but as far hs heard, Wood dem, for
Mayor has l6,i73; Barker, Know Nothing, l5,-
SIS; Hunt. independent. l290l; llerrck, i,7s9.
There is hardly doubt but Wood is elected
Brooklyn has been fully counted. Strannhan,
whg is elected to Congress by 200 majority.
Wakeman, whig, elected 10 Congress i'll the
Sthdistrict Clark, bunker, in the l7h district,
and Horton, whig, i'll the 18th district
SECOND DISPATCH.
Two o'clock, D. ma few more rerurns have
been received from several counties, but they do
not vary the result, and leave no doubt of the
election of Seymour as Governor by at least b.,
600 majority over the next highest candidate.
The returns i'll regard to Lieutenent Governor
are very meagre, and it is not known who is e.
lected.
Mr.. Scroggs, n candidate who nobody seems
to know. has polled large vote and will be in
the ascendant.
VERY LATEST.
ALBANY, Nov. 9.-The latest returns which
have been concentrated here from the best
ceS, show that oil the ~ Asseinblymen known 10
be elected, out of the city of New York, 81 are
Wings.
There are twenty Wing Congressman elected
in the State
The Govenorship is now apparently closer
than was supposed, and hangs between Mr. Sey
mour DEM, and Clark, whig--most in favor of
the latter.
ILLINOIS ELECTION.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Anti Nebraska ma
Jrity in the state is about $4,000.
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IN AlUkDAl HE IlIll NOVEMBER next
~ THU, II mol, the tnir day. will oilcr iur salc
that well known MILLING PROPERTY stunted with
in the Corporation oi l,nrhbuig. immediately upon the
james River huRW la Canal, contiguous 10 the fepot
of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad and al lining the
depot Of tho omngeN Alexandria Railroad. The above
property eoninin, s o lan upon hch Is sitn,.
ted u LARGE NdAUFACTIRiAG MHL with
FN run OF BUR Stones. capable of grinding 80 bbs al
Flour per day The machinery al cast the most
approved patterns and everything about the premise,
IN the most perfect order. Attached the FIGURING
Mills, arc the Corn and Plaster Miil,-ho,h having n
LARGE CUSTOM Upon the premises There il ar,o good
M'llers House Copper SHOP. and all the necessary
our no ise,.
TfRMs-TEc property il nav under lcnsc until lst
July, 1852 nnunl o $1,000. pn>a qunrt,r.
the same will he assigned Ia the purchaser Ont-
hall OF the purchase money IN hand III, balance pa,a.
BILE within five yearsbearirg interest from date though
II the purchaser pre' it, he have five additional
years upon each payment by pnying the ntere aatsr
~ Personal security aud lien upon the ,erty tor
the deferred payments will be required.
oct - dlll nov n. s. BANG1lORNE.
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Roanoke College.

FAOUE
Rev. David r. Birtie A NJ, President and Profess
sor of Moral and Intellectual Science, sc,
g. Oarsone Wells, A. M Prot, Mathematics and
Natural Science,
Henri Is Won HoIar, Prof Ancient aHd Modern Lam
guagos
V. +. Bolton, Tutor.
V1Nfils Institution, located Salem, Va, will com
l. mence Its next session October dth Expenses for
the session of ten months, including Tnition, Bond,
Room-rent Fuel Lights and Incidental expenses, 49,
For particulars address the Pr. sdent.
aug l9-d&cGmos Rep copv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
The Markets

NEW YoRK, Nov. l0--Flour-Buyers demand
II decline. Southern unchanged Wheat--Sou-
thern red 500. Corn has advanced cents.
BALTIMORE, Nov observation-disclosures ask
twelve cents advance. No sales. Wheat quo
ted Mt yesterdays rates. Corn has advanced
to 3 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed foi the Daily vnginian.
News by the Steamer North Star.
BATTLE BETWEEN THE ALLIES AND
Russians at Pctropowloski, Kamsohatka.

Losses By The Wreck Of The Steamer Yankee
BLADE d.. Graham sentenced Riot beftreen
imtficdns and IRISH al williamsburg The
Eitctions-The Markets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
WANTED.-The subscriber

NJ IOHNVLS w AN HID'--I It SuDsCTIOtT
~ continues in market for NEGROES of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 and 30 years, in
GLIDING Mechanics, such as Backsmiths and
Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
prices in cash. His office is newly erected
brick building on LIST or Lynch street, immediate
ly in rear of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared, Qaying erected buildings with that view
to board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale
otherwise, on moderate terms and keep them
as secure as if they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROOF.
sen oS-dXc6mos
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods. &c,

1--WE subscriber has receive hs Fall and Winter
GooIs consisting of French CT tbs and Cnssi-
mrres Of be.t mnke;some very superi and hravy
French Beaver Cloths and Gnssimeres; piece beau-
t.fd Brown Cloth; do. Bl,ck-vrry lCw-suubls
fo Ladies' Clouks.
Yesiiugs of Plush. Velvet SILK &c. &c
Trimmif - of newest stylr md best qnny.
Sh rts Guitars u aweis, Understands (soms very
lu'rc) landk f., GrYa-. Scars. Stocks, Gloves IIalf
ilo.n. &c, &.
Tg The Tailoring Department. managed b, Ambrose
Pngo who i'll sPar- sxelton 10 contii ne TIE snis.
frt.on he has long given WIN. l. PAGE.
+. :. "AsrfD-fwo Good Jouneymen Tail
ors-to whom good seat and the BEST WAGES
vii be gyrl. None but good hands need Apply.
WM. l.. PAGE.
on u dr. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11

ITO THE PUBEfG-Tne subscriber takes
Il this method of informing his friends and the pub
lie IN general that be has made arrangements Ia con
duct Lis Ba,iag busine uuder the management nf Mr.
JAMES SIMPSON long known As one of the best bn
herS virginia. mud TINT he would be pcnscd furnish
ms old friends "th anything they may in hi- line
Families in want Of Bread, Cakes, ,ackers, &C. will
be furnished at the shortest notice
Its JNO Il SUANER
| y Ret. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
JUST RECEIVED,

/ the Family Grocery inige and eXtrn fine lot of
"a famiy Bacon, nice lu OF Corn Meal Irish md
Sweet Pohtoes No. /. Mnckcral aud IIerrings, n nd II
beautiful nrie.e nf Family Lnrd. so, n large and
well selected stock OF Boots and Shoes, n,nong which
may be found very ice fancy shoe r Ch'ldrcn--and
cyerthn, usunly kept in family grocery. all of which
will be- sold cheap Tor cash J. II. SOLOMON.
n. "A large lot of Stone on consignment .
which will ? sold cheap 10 the trnie. j. II. =
cIl
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY WV. II. MOSBY, Auctionecr,
STORE on BANk SQUARE, MAIN STREET.

THIS DAY.

VII be sold on Saturday next. lin u.r Mt , a.
clock, ON the ptsnscs the Framed House and Lot on.
pnsnc faniei Narsh asc fronting &c II. in. on
Alum sreet.~,ll depth "i l]e E. There is the Lot
vel # good wutct. Kitchen. strokhousc. &c.
letms at snlr. II NOSBY.
c. K. PHELPS salesman no,g
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INtlE subscriber tenders his thank, his fren l. and
the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
him. and solicits II continuance of the the
New Concern of ohm r. Davis CO., feeling confd
they give satisfaction, their stock is enrey
having sold my stock auction. JOHN T. DAVIS.
sen 1915
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
New Cash Store.

TNlE subscrihcr. have nssuciutel themselves under
the sty"and firm Of John T Davis & Co, f., the
purpose Of conducting gene al Dry Goods Business
IN the city of Ly hburg, and have takcn the LARGE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by John 7.
DAVIS, whore they now recci 2 and opening II
hrgc and carefully selected stock Of tall and Wintcr
Goods "nl.. -cin2 every article usually found in "A Dry
Goods house. 10 which they respectfully invite the
teulinn Of tie friends md the public, confident they
prepared 10 offer and -ntistaco Inducements
to all purchasers. JOHN T. DAVIS.
JANE 2. SCOTT.
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JohEsBoHouGn. Il. Tenn. !
October 23rd, 1854. :,
NfkFutu

Jo>EsBoHnuGn. H. Tenn.
October 23rd, 1884.
NOTICE.
ENilE Engineer # the East Tennessee & Vreinin
Railrond will Receive proposals from 23,d day Of
October Ia 10Th OF December npxt. (bv mail or oihci
VS., for the Inying down of about IL miles of tract from
knoxville To the bridge NJ Hoston River; and if nm nc
certnbe bid le orsed will coutrnct for the sanr II is
expected that the Iron, Ne will be On the rotd rea,l,
for the contractors, by next spring.
MONTGOMERY LYNCH
Chirt Engineer Il. r. 4 Va. Railroa
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Negroes al iHcfioil.

VIII be sud on saturday nrxt. 18th. ut l08 O'clock
al not disposed Of prisate, before tha ay) valuable
FAMILY OF NEGkOES consisting of a woman
aGed about -, and her rhrrr ehineu-onc boy. 10
guilt aud nm luinnt. Ierus liberal and made known
al sale. ". II. NOSm.
c. X. rurlrs Salesman my sat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11

DOARDlNG ESTABLISHMENT FOR RENT
ID wish Ia tense for the ensuing year or for "a term
OF ye4 that extensive Guarding establishments at that
central and we'll knOwn stHnd, calleI XVII Corner in
the city of Iyrchbmg. Possession be had on tho.
1t dny o january, 1888; but doubt, arrangements
canbp made 10 get possession n earlier day For
IERm,, app vt Mr. Gins. W Christon in Lynchurg.
10 the subscriber the city of Richmond
nrt 30-dl an RlCIlD G. MORRIS
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ny ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
FllE INDROMAGEN, OR WATER. PROC +,
ANTI Constructive CORK SOLES
MANUFACTURED by
llarCOurt, Bradley a Co.,

II Market STREET, Manchester.
Principal UdrehouSe, lu2 Uood Street Cheap
side, London, Engidndi american Establish
ments, 81 Inn Street & l02 Nassau Street,
Nfm York. T. s.
IhE Hydumng.n valuable discovery Tor pro ting III
fo irum damp cold and therefore u preventative fmnn
Jung Diseases without doetotng whatever The n yrnm
In the sole he lontn
ielcnted character IL apowcrhil anIutp o disease
For gentlemen It will lie found agreeable warm aud healthy,
wear IN the coolest or pines weather. the
wet fthc lydromagenis Inserted may wear
hlhniy while Consumption prevalent among the young
nre"uhtrS may he thwnrtc 10y their general noptuu They
ntry surerclc shoes the
ptre ina very VI healthy cles
fonrto pedestrians IN ley weather like nda rublcrs While
after cause TIE oet tonp"ht extremely the
eng am"e thin sceof ""r prepared peculiarly places ins,
oes NOT coh" tn" siar Of boot the appe
tntiy To Children they oxtrcmet, valuable
nFhgo IN ekero with cnminr ana healthy effects
~ sllEhtns To need
htrnf" them VIII find their yearly toctors bills
iahel thereby
As the ilSltomaR"n il becoming knuwn
crossing 10 almost Incredible
Manchester birmingham, Liverpool Gnapow Leeds Dub ~
iRns Antwerp hnmhureh md I"rlu,
$50 aiis Of Cork sules This year will aurpp
An the Faculty their opinion of their pre-
iot Coughs. 'ohl7. renriit Asthma mud Cunsnmpto n
Mems size, pr. pair. 80 cents
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San Francisco California.
q IL L. Il Il. II n a TIL Il A l. LEN
Commission Merchants.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
SALES OFTOBACCO
And Consignments direct from the Virginia

WI II III aU II Iets soTiC1ted.
~ Our Business Is strictly Commission, never de-
parting from 1t under an circumstances. Prompt re-
madc.
REFERENCES, A & A. Lawrence g. Co, Boston;
Allen u faxson, and Patterson, Adams j. Co. New
York; Courtney u Gushing, Baltimore; Davenport,
Allen j. Co. Edmond. Davenport & Co. Ludam g.
Watson. aud Crenshaw s. Co. Richmond; McCorkle
4 Jones. Mcdaniel, Hunt & Preston, and Miller &
Cienshnw Lynn hburg.
NB-Mrs"'. Edmond Davenport g. Co., Rich
mond nnl Alien II raxson, New York will attend 1.
an b"sin's' transactions for the House.
mug $500 "
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NoTE-Frm the retail prices mike very IIheu Milo
hne 10 Johlers aud Mholesnors orrkcci
hkr line rrnht on their ahle, while
may he kept In among amy tua 10 tern m
nrPy To HARcouRr, BRADLEY a 90,
13-,lnclm Ann gr,,t Nov yo,L
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II'HE ADAMS EMPRESS DIKECTO-

l. Rl.-EAsrERN E,rRfss-To Peter burg thence
To Riehmond, Washington, baltimore Phiindelphn
N,"-fork, haieigh, Wilmington, Charleston. y. c sc,
departs every morning at7i o'clock and arrives every
day ut > O'Clock.
WESTERN ExrRfss-For W yhevle aud all nterme.
dhe places departs every morning Mt o'clock,
rvrs every evening nj O'clock.
tV Careful messengers always tia attendance our
~ Bills, Drafts etc. oolieetet at all points whore
we havebgeuls.
'Y All goods to be forwarded must be ut the office On
Main street the evening before starting
CG PARTICULAR NorIoE. Al
From this date all goods will be delivered nj any
pant OF the city, fire. al Po,trrdge but the charges ,nu.t be
paul. delivery. wIIhoat regnrd 10 rircum,tancr ur
they vi" be returned to the Office n the Express bust
ness Is conducted s1ciasincly the cash Pt,nc,ple
nov lw W. II. MOSBl ugeni.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11

AT THE NORN ELL HOUSE,
pESPECTFULLY solicits the inspection of hi,
IL Spectace- and Glasses. To those than suffer Nth
imperfect vision, arising rcm age 9TH rwise
be suited with such Glnsses their sight requires To
those hat compelled To pair % specncles one
can be furnished that will answer for flr aad near
Stsh. Also whorc the vision of thee ewes are of DIFF
iarert fucus such Glasses can be mule TINT correct
their vision distance From the many year,
practice aud experience and by the aid ofun OPTION
ETER, a certainty may be relied on being suited pre-
ciscly with the Glasses lac focu. required. Book with
Tes,imunial. among them from the following gentle
will be produced the Hon. Henry A. Wise, Hon.
h. w. Tazewell DR.. VIM Sndon, DE-. Simpkins,
Norfolk; Hon, Jud,eJ F, Mays, Petersburg.
Tie -tay Is limited to few dlys only. early ap
plicurion will otlidge. Ladies he waited Ut
their residence, If required.
nov S-dlw
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
rhns Brnnrh Jas. X. Branch, bop. Branch.
TalOS. BRANCH ~ SONS,
General Commission and Forwarding
MERCuAN

And dealers Gndao and agricultural Implements
petersburg, VII.
~ Produce Cousignments -hoited, which
will receive the personal attention OF tho part
RkfER
John NJ Otey, Dr. JAS Saunders. Snml Miller, Am
brosc Rucler Lynchbugi rhos. Wallace Hon. John f..
MAY, Paul Mclwunr VIM 7. Joynos, Petersburg;
Warwick \ Burksdule. IL a.. y Co, Richmond
uly % 6Sc,s ~
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ffa FOR asENE - That very desirable family re.
la 81 tencr on West steel at pr~sent occupied By
Rev j. Il. Edwards. early possession he given.
Fol terms apply - 4. X. Watkins.
nuv S.lslf REM p WALKER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-11
CslEESE! CHEESE

y large stock OF English Dairy. Pine Apnle and Re
aug Cheese, ali Of which are FRESH direct fror tn
manufacturers il t! Noth. Call and supply yoursclvc.
n"y - SAUNDERS Il IRBY
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DISSOLUTION.


Having removed to the House recently occupied b,
Robert II. Gia-s, Esq.. >ituutcd Church street, TWO
doors above DR. liners Office, would he pl. asrd
criye United number OF Gentlemen Boarders; hav.
ing made such arrangements rs, she t,,as will enuble
her give satisfaction those ut, favor her with
their patrunage. sep 7-d3mf
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.
Correspondence of the Dispatch

N5rfollS Internal Improvement Convention.
NORFOLK Nov. Sth. Is51
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ENDUCA'6ION.- Miss Pauline Reid will resume
"a the dut ofbcr school Dndoy. the 9th Of
November Turns us heretofore. nov 3 dlwif