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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11

GF"LAw AND ORpEn'' IN THE u. S.
SENATE. E.-The large Cathlic vote in the
United States has great effect in rousing
champions Of law and order in the Uni
ted States Senate, and the recent hlssing
Of the mons er Bedini has given few
presidential aspirants an excellent oppor.
tunity for getting their speeches into the
Roman Catholic press, that the numerous
voters of that sect might know how 10
vote" in 1856. The red republicans.
who united in the peabeable demonstra.
tions agains. the Butcher of Bologna; have
been soundly rated by the grave senators,
and we must confess tina; i, pleases US to
find them SO strongly opposed TO anything
like mob violence, and only regret thai
we cannot give them credi. for honesty
and candor.
When the PhIanthropist was mobbed,
in Cincinnati, years ago: when Cassius
NJ. Clay's Office was entered and robbed,
in Kentucky when Lovejoy was shot
down while defending his properly a. Al-
ton, Ill, and when Joe Smith was murder.
ed, while in prison of the same State,
no voice was heard in the Senate Cham.
bet denouncing the ruilians and assassins;
and even when the venerable Hoar was
expelled from South Carolina, the often
ders received no rebuke from thu, quarter.
In commenting upon this new born zeal
for public order, the National Era pi,hiy
observes
1t should have satisfied these senator's that the
Police has been fully able to secure the ascen-
dancy Of the Law and protect the person of the
Nuncio wherever he has been,
Their concern for the cause of order ip this
case is the more extraordinary because not at all
characteristic. We recollect the time when the
spirit Of public violence ragged in this city right
under their eyes, and bade defiance for nearly
three days to the efforts ofthe Police to suppress
it. Liberty Of speech and of the Press was
sought to be subverted, persons and property
were menaced, and at one time there was dan
ger that the capital Of the Republic shsuld fall
under the Mob Law. General Cass was calm
and still as moonshine, in those days; and among
al the grave and reverend senator's sublimely
bearing aloft the Dignity, the Law, the Order Of
the Model Republic, but one man John P Hale
seemed to think it necessary to call attention to
the Disorder about them!
Let no one suppose thatwe would countenancs
popular violence. We have suffered too much
from it, to set up excuses for it. Our Law con.
demns no man before he is tried and convicted
Bedini was accused of hcinous crimes against re.
rnb'iaanism, but the evidence has not been ex.
amined by the mass Of our countrymen, and they
have no right to act from antipathy or impulse
And even were he guilty, the fact cannot justify
any one in unlawful assaults upon him, Lei
those who believe him criminal, Law the Truth.
as they understand it, before the Public, DENY
him hospitality, courtesy, intercourse-but tu-
xlultuous assemblages, got up to insult and men,
.cc him, are to be deprecated. as their tendency
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11

NEW PosrAGE LAw.-The subject OF
postal reform before Congress. The Post
Office Commute of.he House has reported
bill proposing the following modification
in the existing system. 49,
Eir.t.-All letters are to be prepaid.
The immense number of dead letters
together with the extra labor attending the
reception and delivery of unpaid letters
constitute very bur'hensone addition to
the expenses of the service, and have
largely contributed TO swell the balance
agains. the Department during each year
of reduced postage.
second-The postage on all letters TO
be fixed at three cents per half ounce for
all distances under three Thousand miles,
and six cents for each half ounce for great.
er distances.
7hird-The franking privilege to be
greatly circumscribed.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11

AN EXTRAORDINARY ELopEMENT--The Rev
Isaac Kembie, Of Athens. N. Y. some
six months since formed an intimacy with
the wife Of Mr.. Payne, also of Athens
and a member of the church lutheran
Of which Kemble was pastor, which in.
duced Payne TO refuse TO live wi h her
Last week, Kemble and the faithess wife
Of Payne eloped, but were over,aken by
the injured husband at lbany, and arrest
ed. .AheS an examination, however,
Payne proposed to settle the affair IKem
bic would pay him $100 and he nigh
take the woman. Kemble planked down
The money, and walked off very coolly
with Payne's wife, while p. pocketed the
money. Kemble is a man between 45
and SO years Of age, and has a wife anc
six or seven GhildEen !; some of them are
married:
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11


STRANGE CIRcUMsTANcE.-Wel learn
that on Wednesday evening little g'rI,,,
daughter ofa respectable gentleman named
Brownell, living in Columbia street, near
the Sports,nan's Hall, picked up stick
she found lying in the ymd, carried 1t toto
the house, and afterwards it was with
other woud, put in tie stove. 10 a few
minutes an explosion sock place, blowing
tie stove to pieces, and throwing the fire
III every direction. The lady Of the
house. the little girl and an infant, were
inthe room at the time, all Of whom were
bruised OF burned. 1t is supposed snas
some malicious scoundrel ioaded the SUCK
picked up in the yard, with powder
Gin. Gaz. ..ae#Ha $50
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11


m-A bill for the organization of terri
tories of Nebraska and Kansas being
a copy Of the measure pending in the
senate-has been reported by majority of
the Committee on Territories, to the
House, and after mos, exciting discuss
ion, was referred 10 the Committee OF the
Whole. During the debate the utmost
confusion prevailed: members were on
their fee. and all speaking at once in differ.
ent parts of the House the galleries were
crowded with eager spectators all sorts
Of propositions and amendments were
made and so difficult was i, to maintain
or restore decorum, that the Speaker was
at times Obliged to declare suspension of
legislation One gentleman avowed his
intention of moving to substitute the Ne
braska bin Of the last session for this
meas,re and another--Mr Dean Of this
State -gve notice Of an amendment so
modifying the new bill that nothing in it
shall be construed as establishing or
legalizng slavery or involuntary sefvi-
tude m the territories named. Mr.. Eng.
I'sh made minority report, which was
ordered ~be printed. The only material
difference between this and the majority
reports is with regard to the boundaries
Of the territories. Mr.. E. thinks that the
teri itory of Utah should not be cul into
the Mormons being such miserable
class Of people tina. j. would be an outrage
upon morality to fasten any portion
through their land. on the inhabitants o.
either Kansas or Nebraska, Fwo othel
members of the special committee
Messrs. Farley and Taylor, (whigs)-
dissented from both reports, but made
none of their OWN. Y. Heralk.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11

d The Captais of a ship at PhiladelPhia.
who had agreed 10 land some emigra'ss a.
Nay York. and refused 70 fOrwar'i them'
was sued by the British Consul. and his
shin seized for a judgment OF $4,000 OBJ
tained against him.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11
Billiards. Panorama Of NJ. Y. CITY.

We have visited this beautiful Panor
ANA four times, and would gladly visit it
dozen times more. Independent of the
pleasure received in witnessing its exhi-
bi,ion we would not take ten dollars for
the knowledge we have obtained from it
respecting the situation Of the city itself,
and the location of the principal streets;
public buildings, squares, parks, etc. As
u work OF art II approaches perfection as
nearly us a work of the kind need to. The
perspective appears to be laul!ess. Ev-
ery,hing stands in bold relief. When
viewing it you cannot realize that you are
"oking a. painting ON plain surface.
You are half persuaded that ii is all wax
work. Trees, posts and telegraph poles,
neither lean nor lie down, but stand out
as natural as the original themselves The
telegraph wires do not appear to lie
against the house fronts. but swing out
clear and natural. Everything, even to
the minutia, seems to be represented life
like aud natural, and just as it would np.
pear across the street. There is no same
hess in the painting. Every couatenance,
even of the thousands who are represent.
ed as ihronging the streets, is different
from every other coun,enance. No fancy
scenes are represented on the pain
,ings. Everything was copied from real
objects and incident. Every phase
of city life and incident proper to
be represented is introduced. Herein
consists the Geographical value of the
exhibition. No one can view this Panor.
anna without admiring the artistic skill,
the eminent good taste in the introduction
of incidents, and the patient labor Of the
artis. who brought it out. His country
men owe hlm an everlasting debt Of graf
ilude. Pecuniary it must pay, for such
merit cannot fail to draw large houses.
Thus speaks the Milan Free Press Of
the Panorama of New York, which is
to be exhibited at Plymouth in a few days.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11

The project Of ship canal across
Cape Cod is revived. The work is verv
feasible, the natural water communication
being almost complete. |. would be of
immense advantage to be commerce Of
Boston. and to the communication be.
tween New York and the New England
coast.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11

rBullard's Panorama Of New York
will. shortly, exhibit in Plymouth. We
would refer our readers 10 a notice oi this
superb work of art, from the Milan Free
Press, in another column.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-11

Professor Thomas Rainey, of Ohio, has
been appointed consul to Bolivia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
N. & M. GUGGENHBIMER

yINAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEO
i pie of Lynchburg and surrounding country that
they are now receiving and opening the largest and
most carefully eccd stock of Fall and inter Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, &c, exhibited in this market
Country merchants will do well to call US before
going farther East. We pre- AIRED e sell at Rich
mond prices. heretofore: and respectfully ask call
from the public promising to sell great bargains for
cash sep 25-d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
New Cash Store.

VNHE subscribers hive associated themselves under
L the sty and firm of John T Davis & Co, for the
purpose of conducting general Dry Goods Business
in the city Of Lynchhurg, and have taken the LARGE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by J'hn 7.
Davis where they rccei- g and opening
large and carefully selected stock oi Fall and Winter
Goods, eut cling every article usually found in Dry
Goods house, to which they respectfully invite the at
ten,on Of the friends and the public, confident they
prepared offer and satisac tory Inducements
to nil purchasers. JOHN 7. DAVIS,
JAMES p. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NHE aIb4ctihers being nuxios sell their stoc
OF good4-n order to close up their Co partnership
will, from this du', offer cir desirable assortmen nj
o Ready mud" Clothing lohs Cassimeres and Yehi-
1nfs and Furnishing Gnods. nt and below Cost II
We invite the attention Of Country and other Mer
rhuns to ON ohoireard ynri,d -.econ assuring them
{" cur e'irr Ia solles"fy Everything in most
favorable terms.
Any pcr'on desirous orcommcncns the Clotidng busi-
ness can now hnvr opportunity of the desira-
bile stock ind stnnd Ia tho city.
BIT u desiabl thut all persons In ebtpd to us
by l"nd, note ~ open accoutt, should call anil setle
soon as possbic beorc hnnl them over Tor cI
lection. BhkER CLAVEY,
nug 10 0ts Corner Main and Market sis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
W '"NlTFF rhners hdvcrtIsing Tor ns pIense ny.


NOTlCE.-Thr firm of Hatcher lockwood
! q Co will expire, by Imitation on the 6rst day
o January 1853. In order to close the business by
TINT date will nm this dny sell our entire stock con-
listing at general essmmcnt of Rendy Made Clothing,
.lotls' C"ssimeres mud Vrsiings nt cos for CASH.
a. "" ARE "ntnesn intention close OF this de-i.
rhh' stock On ihe above favorable terms the public
Will Ind 10 teir inteie.t give us n call before buy
inc rlscw here.
Tho.c ndrb'ed t. the concern nre reane., ed to eomo
forward nnd ,'e To cnnblo MS to close the bu ness
by the above mentioned dutc.
sep l6 dls HATCHER LOCKWOOD e. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31

DILLARD & OGD4 NJ
Wholesale and Retail Groceis and Commission
Merchants,
hfFER FOR SALE
" 10 hhds d. 7 sugar
30 bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
40 hoxes and bb- oaf, and crushed aid puycr
ired Sugar
loo hegs Rio aud La 5uira Coffee
10 bag Old Java
10 hhds Cuba und = 4 Moasses
9n0 SIDES Sule Leather
aanO bs Bucon
300 kegs Nals-a,sorted
~ hove. Adamnutne Candles
90 do Hull X Sons
% do Talow
500 bnles Cation
Iron; Cast, Shear and BIistercd Steel
800 psr Blankets from common to superior quatv:
full cloths; brown aud bcache Dome tic; Liuseys Kir.
seys; Caicoes Boots Shoes Hats, Caps; Cedar Caus
and buckets, common and fine; Spnde. Shov II, Hay
Forks aud many other articles too numerous men
ton All we ism Gull to guarantee satisfaction.
intend selling unusually low for cash and the usuai
time to prompt customers extended
DILLARD & OGDEN
oct 10 3m Opposite Farmers BnnL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
LYNCHBURG, TUESDAY MORNING. OCT. 81, 1854
RICHMOND
PETERS, MARTI

RAWLINGS n MILLER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary sueets,
Richmond, Va.
nfFER for sale, To the trade lu and desirable
~ stock of Groceries. Tens. Wines aud Liquors, ON
tho usual terms. to punetual denlcsi
200 hhd. Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sugar
300 bill, New Orleans mud Sugar House Molassc'
500 bags Rio Iar,lira i ava and Porto Rico Coffee
500 packages lunf Crushed. Powdered and Coffee
Sugars
100 packages Green mud Black Teas raft exit" hn'
quality
900 boxes Soap assorted qualities including fine
Fancv Sunps
400 bnNes AdGmuntine Candles
hluari,n. Sherry Port. Malaga aud Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Bandic- nf all qualities, part finest imported
Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum Schcdam Sohnal pa
Old Rye Whskcy. ol Robersons celebrated brand
Reet6c, Whi.kcv, ,oi own brands superior quality
Champagne Wines various brands, including our avn
importation
Nnils. Cumberland. Bridgoton, and Old Dominion
brands
Sole Lea,hcr, Middle, Ligh, aud Heavy aud Good
Damaged
Bacon, l.nrd Cheese; Rice
Olive Oil; Pepper Aspee;t y q Starch; Window
Glass
Iulig.; Mustard Mace; Nutn.cgs; Pickles
Engli-h Sauces; rwine, Nr pping Pareri cnndl"
Wick
anr,l Buckets; Tub. ",oom. Plough Lines
Rcd Corla, Mnckerei hcnings
Sperm, Solnr. Tnnnei, aud Machine Oils
Salt NiNegui Clovetseed
Havana Cigars Il choice assortment ot best brands
Dealer. visit, . ou city viii find THEN interest g
eNnn,ipe our stock o goods before purchasing.
aue 2i dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
MERCHANTS.
Something superior.

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
BBLS Stuart {. Sugar.
- % " " Ground. Clarified X Crushed d.
30 boxes Loat Sugar.
10 bbls NJ q Molasscs,
10 hhds. I. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so Laguim do.
10 " Prime old Jnvn do,
80 boxes Adamnninc and Sperm Cnndlr..
Large lot OF Glover Orchard. Gras. und inohy Seed
Gull soon A. we selling chcnp.
(ieb - ts) YOUNGER e. SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31

FUNHE subscriber tenders hi> thanks his friends and
the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
him. and solicts continuance of the same to the
New Concern of John T. Davis Co., feeling conider
they give snsfpction as their stock ene!. new
having sold my stock nuct,on. JOHN /. DAVIS
L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
VOL. 3.---NO. 10.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
BURROUGHS, sHAFER 4 co.

nuhnOuGuS, SHAFER d CO.
w OF Id respectfully inform their numerous en.-
TONERS and the public at large that they nr
M" receiving, by sem-wceky arrivals per steamers
jamestown and Roanoke their stork of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
10 which they invite the attention of purchnSers B.
D O o. fnitcr themselves that their stock when fully
opened viii be found to excel in extent variety ard
richness that oiany previous exhibited in
tbs cry comprising every grade from mperfne oeap
inetorN and plantation Clothing Their fine Clothing
- particularly worthy OF attention. every garment being
In Tofh"dnMp equal 10 custom oork and special pains
me- always ken 10 give the purchesar good ft Our
tntms-Cash or short time oniy prompt payers md
our facilities Tor the purchase al and their man
uncuc such TINT We are enabled To sell at as low
henre aS "ny house in the State Goods Mt our cs-
tnhh'hmrni ARE always freely shown and sent to any
put OF the city, hce of charge.
BURROUGHS SHAFER g. co,
c rner Min & Market streets Lynchbure.
N. u. Mcrehnnts, by giving a call may satisfy
themselves tha they cnn SAVE MONEY BY maxim
their purchases near home. b.. s. & 90.
sep 1918
tafl l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31

RECEIVING AND ON HAND:
Oh HIDS N. q. Il + L. Sura,.
~ 40 bls Coffee and Clautcd Sngar.
30 boxes md bbls, Loaf Crushed, and ru
vcriAod Sugar,
100 bags Rio aud Lngura Coffee
90 bags Superior Old Java Coffee,
l5 hhds. Cuhn nnl T.. X, Molasse.
20 bbs. N. q Moasscs,
30 tons Bnr Iron. assoricd.
do. Hoop and Band do,
do. Bli4icra st, eI.
| do Casi and Shear do,
1000 lbs Bacon.
200 Sides Sole Leathc,
rs do black Upper do,
40 dos. Calf Skins,
90 Pink Lining do.
10 Sheen Skins,
1000 BALES Cotton Yarn
10 Bales Osnahurga,
30 Boxes Sperm and Adamantnc CanAlrs,
50 do. Hull Il Sons Patent do
10 do. Sonp,
10 do Slnrch
300 kegs mills ; TOT ay.,
10 WRIT Nnils,
Is bbls T,nners' OIL
40 ,uns Peruvian Guano
900 sacks Snlt.
Plnid, Blecched and Brown Dome. .tic Calico Linen
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines Window Glass nd
fnuy, Coppcra-, Alur Muddcr nnd Indigo Pcp .cr
Giog"r aud Spice, Spades. Shovcl Trnce and Hate,
Cnns Manure and llny Folks, Boots Shoe. and Hats
For sale, exchange ior country Produce Jan nccomn
la IT, - 4 \ tkFt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
Old Dominion Line Canal Boats,

BETwEEN LYNCHBURG & RICHMOND.
NtERCHANDISE &c. from he Nor;h ss1ds
VI consigned l., and tobaccn, pro h.s.1-ss11AaS
dncp &C. shippe, b7 this line, from Lynchbnrg. for
wnided fl ee Of Commission. Our boats leave Lynch
burg and Richmond every IVdaeslpy aud S0!Hday.-
Our Lumber-I louise is a FIRE PROOF building on the
Bs.inn Richmond, and prepared to oreceive Pro-
du-p tuhacco &c. storage, mt the most moderate
charge. Merchandise &r. is sub irct To only dray
u. in Richmond Fr,igi carried customary -
EUSTACE & APPLEYARD,
JNO. ROSSER Ag'l At l-ynchburg, ofce at MI B.,
r Sackrtt's Lumber ! ouse, the Bn-in
epl 29-dlv
TOURNEY y Carpenters Wanted
.D-Twrnty good Natkiur,l ,-,n fnd employment with
+ = Sub4criiers IlALLETT & MACE.
pnr 2OltS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
Feathers

y Cnn LBS Very superior new Fenthcrs jus,re
@,c\IJ ceivcd md fur sale by
" REE Il McCLhNAHAH
Asn, 90 packages Mneknrc in hnlf barrels. oun,,cr.
m MUS llun lb'dsit) A. a. McC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
For Baltimore and Philadelphia.

For Baltimore and philadelphia.
BY STEAMER BELVlDERE.
ieaues Richmond epcry T'uesday at o'clock p. N.
.xsra THE large und new Steamer b LVIDER f
Ssz<A Cnpt GfFoRD will receive freight every Mon.
lay, and up the hour of o'clock M, every Tues.
lay for the above places.
Shippers Wheeling. Pitsburg Cincinnati aud the
South and West generally. will find this the chcnp
nst aud most expeditions For freight, apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
July 13.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
For Sale

AonAn in Bonds Of the South Side Rail Road
SCUtbU Goa rouy bearing r"r cent. 1t a
price that VIII pay per cent. These bonds are secured
by mortgage ON the Road and guaranteed by the city Of
'wITsburg. and in amounts "t 5000 md SlOoO d'
., liable investment for capitalists
snrl7-dts PETERS SPENCE d. Ct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
qua No.

hhye IN store aud aaoeI 40 tons No. / Peruvian
! tinanowhch will sell cheaper thnn il cnn be houeh,
in"ny other m"rkcr nnd brought this place Please
give mn u Gull. WIN. A. MILLER, on Basin.
mug % dScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
LYNcHBURa MARBLn WORKS.

Adjoining Post Office
II As nnw in shop tho best display ofinishod Marble
L l Nurk South OF Baltimore.
Persons in will do well To ,nll und cxgmir g. and
mcrclHuts going North havc orders filed h-re as
ohenp aud work executed as we'll my Norbe Es-
thlishurnt aud anye the heavy charge. freight, &c
np box free ol n rNtra charge and gununteo -afe to
uny distance, embracing lm tnn, Egyptian and the
,ainuS Amcrenn Marble Monuments, Tonbs, IIead
nnd fuol Store mud anything in the Marble line.
My stock d" ll.ad and Foot Sions. merit particular
ntr'nt"n. loi1m, shr, style aud quality they a.
dnptcd Ia the liza md circu .tauces of all
q LDML.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
.NNUKUIA" MASS LIQUORICE.-

u Is cases; consignment, dyect per ship ''Vol-
ante from Lewis de Yunla Esq the manufacturer in
Spain, for saleby DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
DISSOLUTION.
NEW CONCERN

NEW CONCERN
vHNliE undersigned will continue The Groccoy md
\ Commission business NJ the old stand oi Wilson
nnk'in whore he intends Keeping II genctnl stock
4" every nr'c" IN his line and would be gln his
old customers and the public generally pr,mpt n,,en-
ton 10 ali forwnrding and other business entrusted to
ne. JOS H. WILSON
September l-t, 1854 Ison . !.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
pICMMOND ~ BOSTON LINE .S++ss,

These yesse of thu 6st cas', built expressly for
- Is trne and have superior accommodations for pass
rngers.
They commanded by experienced Captains, we'll
qualified tor the tade, and vino will spare exertion
accommodate.
They will be towed =" and down the river by scam,
nnd nny Be relied ON snl promptly IA advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
tnn will find it their interest ship by this line
it tile only rcguar linz and freight will always be
taken Us low ns by any other vessels and every effort
viii be mndc by the agents in Richmond aud Boston to
vcsati. .hcton.
We respectfully nsh aud hope to sp"ceed in oh
tanning full shnrc OF patronage
The te--ri4 will lie in Rchm, II nj Rnckctts ; iV
Boston ut Rowe. Wharf
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, }A,,,.
ALLEN q WELrCH, Boston, ( 'h
aug o.dts No 1879 State Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31
For Rent.
New Concern.

New VONCtrns
TINHE undersigned. having purchased 'f Mr.. J. II.
l solomon h> entire fixtures for carrying on the
DYING BUSINESS will in future conduct the business
next doc, to Mr. H. NJ Ddake's Coach Factory, Main
street, Lynchburg. Va. He fatters himself from tue
long experience h has 4d in TIN, above business in the
city of Baltimore aud for he last year in the business
of Mr. Solomon he will not ai! to please those VIM
avot him with call. JAMES BRADY
sep 23-d6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-31

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