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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
washington Correspondence of the vireinian.
WASHINGTON. Jan. IL, 1854.

W AsH1AG1pS. Jan. &c, lCJf.
The propo siton in Congress to give to certain
Railroad Companies in the South five years cred
il for the duties on Iron has been lost. For the
individual Companies interested, we cannot but
feel some sympathy-but, politically, IL Is sub
iect of graduation that the wisdom of whig prin-
cipes should even be reluctantly acknowledged
BY the section TO which they their defeat
Why should Virginia import one pound OF Iron!
Why should Virginia not supply, not only her
demand, but that of every Southern State And
why should Virginia and the South be placed in
the notifying attitude of asking discrimination,
under their oten tariff for the protection Of their
own interests. forfeited by blind and senseless
obedience to the behests of mere party politicians.
proper protection 10 the Iron interest would
not only have afforded the requisite supply, but
competition would have so cheapened the article
as To create demand Southern Legislation has
put out the furnaces of our country, and given
to foreigners complete monopoly. Let the
South then pay for the luxury of abstraction and
fine spun theory until she learns some practical
home-spun wisdom.
The war of the .'Shels" wakes warm. Mike
Walsh's "time" has at last come for the "Hardsn
to speak, and i'll must be confessed they are speak
ing quite plainly lie who runs may read. His
"chnracteristic' estimate Of the Presidents char
acter no less than his characteristic" phraseolo
gy, Irregular Bowery y afforded amusement to
those who can nothing dangerous in the ele
walton of the '.swell mob to high position.
Mr.. Cuttings yindication of the little endismh
of the "Shel" was a severe rebuke TO those of the
South, whose interests uone have placed them in
antagonism to their brethren of the North, and
who woul desert them in this their time of need.
Judge Smiths illustration from Gulyer's Lilli-
putian experience did not set very well on the
stomach 'IIard."
The Erie War has not closed. Yesterday the
women took up the cause yielded by the men, and
proceeded to demosh Railroad bridges and things
generally. Whether not they were dressed in
Boomcr costume we are not advised. Ladies
who can pull down bridges of course can build
them-the High Bridge" per example.
General Foote'S speech last night in the dining
room of the National Hotel has created quite
sensation. The number and character of his
hearers shows that there was something in it be-
You'd the mere compliment to the man. He is
one of the "sore headed" they say and what he
says is not TO be regarded
There is some difference between the ''ins"
and the "outs," but the Union is still in more
danger than when he last saved it, who knows
but what the little GENERAL" may turn right
side up in California A. B. c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
The Bedford Senatof.

friend in Bedford calls our attention to an
error IN the Legislative Report, copied from Il
Richmond paper into the Vrginian of the 10th,
whereby Mr. Johnson, the senator from Bedford
is represcstrd to have offered resolution 40
amend the Code in relation to the education o
the INDECENT children, - rs 10 allow the establish
mont Of public schools in Bedford county," In
stead of offering such resolution. Mr. Johnson
at the instance Of the ohool commissioners o
Bedford proposed an amendment To the law al
ready in existence, in order the more efcctually
to curry out its object. What the amendment
was our Bedford friend tells us we may ascertain
by reference TO the Richmond Enquirer of the
18th, but as we have not the number before us we
are unable to give it.
An error also occurred in the report of a vote
gwen by Mr.. Johnson in December upon some
proposition authorizing the banks of the State to
ISSUE small notes-by which he was made to ap-
pear adverse to such a measure. We cannot
now designate the precise nature of the PROPOSE
ton, but Mr. Johnson's true position on that and
kindred measures may be understood by its be-
ing known that he favors the bestowal of such II
power on the banks.
These errors, though appearing in the Virgin
ian are properly to be ascrbed to the papers from
which they were copied. As TO Mr.. johnson,
it gives us great pleasure to state, that we have
learned from variety of sourccs-irom his po-
htc Il adyereares we'll as irends-that he has
risen to responsibility and influence of position
IN the Senate quite uncommon with members
whose service has been 50 brief He ranks anlo, @,
the most intelligent. attentive,digni6e and popu-
lar members, and is regarded as an ornament to
the body.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
RICHMOND MARKETs-u,ruo

ToBACCo-The market is active without anv
change in prices since our last report. The stock
OF old tobacco is very light with full prices for
all kinds except fine delicate manufacturing, and
that shows some Improvement in prices. The re-
celpts OF new tobacco have been small Sales of
new mgs at 80 50 to 6 25, and new leaf at 81
to ~ 20; showing an advance in prices, compar
ed with this time last year, of fully 81 on iues
and 81 % to 81 80 on leaf
WHEAT-Si rs for red and so for white
strictly prime article would command ) cents
more.
FLouR-lIoders have advanced their rates to
81 Is for straight brands. Sales of mixed have
been made at 81 20.
CoRN-65 a 81! cents per bushel.
Corn MEALS a 50 cents pcr busbel
OArs-424 a Is cents per bushel.
GUANo-Advanced. 1901.
BUTTER--Goshen, IS a % cts, Mountain. 10 a
Il cts, some poorer sorts, not suitable for table
use, are sold as low as IL a Is cents.
lRoN-Pig S35 40 per ton, except in small
parcels Swedes 500; Tredegar and English
refined 10000; Common English 20 IS /; up
country bar 20 a IS.
PLAsTER-Lump 500.
LARD-New in barrels 10d cts; kegs IL III.
LIVE STocK-Beef Cattle scale weight. SO
81 % gross. Sheep, 81 50 SO nett Hogs 5
% "A So, nett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
SALES OLE STOCKS

REPORTED ny JOIN A. LANCASTER Il Son BRoKERs
Week ending Janrmy 10.
Virginia Stnte Stock, per cent. 81 y,a, to run lsf
sail al the Treasr,y, iO6
Virginia per en - years time sales 105 aud nte,et
Virginia per cent. 10 yours to run sales sl04nnd
interest. -
'rena per cent under years to run last sales
l02 aud interest ~
Bonds guaranteed by III State last sales, 1894 and IL,
and interest. e' 7'of
"Tlnond City Bo DIS short dates, last sales sIOl To
v Bank Stork, par $40 last sale. ~.
Farmers Bank Stock sales 10.
nAenangf Bank Stock sales this week 10
vifglnlbT Tenn. r K. bon Is last sale. % ANIL i.,
VI ginm Fire aud Marine. last sales sI00
1913. N'"' i"r wv iast sales
richmond tredrick,burg and Potomac Ral Road stock
last sales 500. "' SUM
nnginla yenra Rail Road Stock last snles so
40 - ' Nt''h' iaSi sales
week 20. '''N' Saes this
James "'Ver x knnawha Stock, last sales SIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
A Slap at Young America

a late number of the Washington Union puts
forth the following remarkable and significant
passage-from which it would seem that lust at
this time Senator Douglas is exciting in high
quarters something of that very unpleasant sen
saton known as jealousy. The passage reads
thus
Tie appointment of Mr.. Marcy as Secretary of
State foreshadowed with sufficient clearness the
principles which would determine the foreign poll
cy OF the Pierce administration. Mr.. Marcy was
the abest and most conspicuous of that school of
statesmen whom the disciples of Young America
were wont to characterize fogies; and hence he
was the special mark of assault and abuse bv the
Democratic Review. He was cautious and there
fore averse to hazardous, experiment He was
conservatives, and preferred moderate reform TO
violent and radical innovation. He was hone #
aud would view with no degree of sympathy or
liberation the piratica schemes of Young Ameri
ca. And it was because he was cautious, con.er
vative, and honest, that he was denounced bv the
Democratic Review, and made Secretary of State
by President Pierce"
Well, that will do, considering the Soule. and
Cuban, and anti Fillmore flbusterism, that ush-
cred Pierce into place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
NETWORK MARKBrs-Jonr

The Stock market is dull and prices declined.
he Hour market is steady. Sales of 5000 bbls
State at SS.l2; Southern SS.25 8.3I.
WHEAT-Firm, sales of 5000 busbels Con.
essee at Sl.95 n 81.
CoRN-Frm, sales $1,000 bushels at SIC for
mixed, to 93c for yellow.
CorroN-Firn, prices unchanged.
CArTLE-At Washington Yard-Offered du-
ring the week 1900. The range of market to-
day was from to 10 cents per lb. Cows and
Calves sold at from % to 45, as in quality. Veal
calves to- cents. Sheep and Lambs from 3 to
Sll. Hogs-Sales 81 90 per 100, live weight
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
Valuable Preparations.

OEARL DENTlfRICE, for heanliiying and pre-
Il serving the Teeth
TOOTH ACHE d OPS. warran ed To cure The NOS
violent Tnnh Ache in IA few minutes,
BOQUEf COLOGNE. a drsi'nbir perfume and oa
application Ia relieve hcrvous pnirs
EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER, for Dy.PePa1
flatnlency, &c.,
CORN PLASTER, IA certain cure for Corns' UNI
blnins. &c
COUGH MIXTURE. pleasant and very PROMPT rem
edy for Coughs, Colds &c. -
IN above rcparalions are carefully comp''""
and may be relied on n being fhcaciuu'. ileio'e'
only at JNO p. WRIGHT'S New Drug Slon'
J. H. THOMPSON, Druggist. jan e5t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES
The Flush Times of AIabam. -,

a SERIES OF SKETCHES. tn. ,,,,'- '''sipI
u winch Ia rarely he' equnlrd by an, ing saa
country. The anthor is } &. B,, 6nlf'h |
winchester, Va, .onof J. c. B,Ls.; Aalr.
burg aud nephew Of The late Judge B q Rs rs # L,l
Court III Appeals. lie is now a r..;la ,''l''oq /
"''efe' ,honsh yetn yenag man. hc In. ron, nlasl
hr't rank OF biz profession a. le,r,.l .fa Is.
we are astoni' 'ed that. in the n,id. o,L, 'e ~
ie'Sionnl duties be has founi time to -, 'aaa'us
ed and il iinitable contribution. +, i,... ''h g.
those we have sen from his pom Tho ~ as 'a
genius has rarely bern eqnalled. W.. - sef1'aliJ 4
hfst read " fbe Flush Tines, y in Tho NJ VIA,
were 50 struck with their irre.i.,,l,. 49, hsq,
'n"t we sought oui the editor of the Me..os ''' u
Ell n'tn' II 1t were no secret to give A.. H.. ana
author On subsequent occasion hume NJ
enger an article oil nm entirely d,fTere,, '''e "
'l'e must eloquent anil vgoroa. piece. or e''s
uns we have ever read. and which ,,ra.,-, 'cai'
ring attention OF some of the first mid. wv i'd
Upon enquiry, we heard. 10 our snrrri.a :. Tue 81
also Production of the vcr.atilc and .,Ia. ,'''
Joseph t. Baldwin Richmond Dispa,c5 '' ="
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

lluNT's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE AND CONNER
cIAL REvIEw.-The January number of this
standard Magazine of every department of Trade
maintains even more than its usual degree of OK
cellcnee.
Among the capital articles in the present num-
Der are, Japan, its Commercial and Political
Relatons;' and Commerce of the United
States" 1t is also embellished with "A handsome
engraved likeness of the late j. G.. King a dis
tngushed merchant whose biography is given
TnE VIRGINIA MEDICAL AND SURGICAL Jour
NAI-Jon'ry. -The opening article is The spinal
system n demonstration aud Lecture given at
the Medical College, Richmond, Va. BY Mar
shall llall,M. d., +. X. S.,etc." The journal is
highly recommended to the patronage of the pro-
fession in Virginia. 1t is edited by Geo A. Otis
NJ. d., and James b. McCraw, NJ. D., Richmond
Price IS per annum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

The New York Times publishes summary of
the principal vessels wrecked during the year
1853. Appended to this statement is recapit
ulation, exhibiting the aggregate loss of life by
marine disasters during the same time. The to-
tai number of persons lost was 1924 and the
whole number of vessels destroyed, the names of
which are given, was l30. The heaviest month
ly loss included in the catalogue occurred in The
month of December, which embraces "A list Of A.
bout 20 vessels ali Of -. icli were wrecked on H.
bandoned on the coast of the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

Mr.. Geo. Heiser, stage driver in the employ
of Messrs Parish x Co. met with a serious acci-
dent in this place last Monday morning. lie was
assisting in raising grain to garner by means of
apully, and while drawing up bag the chain at
tached TO the puy gave way and the Tag falling
upon the unfortunate man broke his back. =
SfdHnton Spectator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

YORK RIVER RAIL RoAp.--We learn from the
Richmond Dispatch that the requisite amount of
stock has been taken To enable this Company TO
organize, and TINT meeting will be held for that
purpose ON the 9th of February. In the mean
time, il will devolve ON the Bourd of Public
Works to appoint proxy ON the part ofthe State
The Dispatch has heard the name of Beverly b.
Douglas, esq the Senator from King William
mentioned in this connections
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
,5gRUsuyEss OF IMPORTANCE h

NJ rendered IL necessary ipr me In tPsnl several
months this winter in the South have II my Commiss-
ion and other u,inrss in The haIds ~" my nephew, Mr.
Willinm A. Toaf Who will be assisted and lyised by
nv friend Mr. Jn<erl b Nova. My frie ds and Gus
toners are requested 10 Gull - en-. -.
NOV oI,s VIM T. SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

SANFoRp'S TROUPE Sanford's Opera Troupe
open their performance TO night, at the MASON
lc HALL, ON which occasion gus will be used in
lighting the Hall for the first time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

FREE SoHooLs.-We observe that meeting
of the citizens of Halifax county will be held at
the Court House day, for the purpose of con
sidermg the propriety of establishing system of
free Schools in that county. The meeting will
be addressed by james c. Bruce esq, who has
been for some time nteres ed in the subject
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
Blanks! Blanks!! Blanks!!!
Al The V1RGINIAN OFFICE

7
a. executions, a# :
- Deifvery Bonds and yo,,r.s
SuERIEEs, ~ ,.ihdemnifying bonds
.. nenvery Bonds an, Nosi...
is or L"ding. NegStiabie No,.
,,lar :, .hecks diner ent sizes UowJs'
i baI ,' ~ i' ,rrH' BLANKS which nr. 49,
i ~ me 'lrginhh ulice wbrr tl.ra ii "f s" ra
n Ply , ,ast Issued from the press " ''ae anu h"nt'
,ur business Ia ,. wh9i the execution Of this lep.r,r, .
csg and fi,, T" at this establishment NAV res, 'f AM a
,-s 1l.r,ii'i.tf f Hr Pamphlet, Card and p,
~ ti 4'i1 with tte lsrs, nd ..'''1' = 'e /" orr,
.lr4-,. g. f' F fini'. make the tir ~ -
L y Pre- 'sziHd ga tHe iut+s,.5. -'''e rs sesst D.
NJ "a |acifts u'is respectfully solicited
TERRY 4 SHIELDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

On last Thursday, this place was visited by a
violent storm of wind and rain accompanied by
thunder and lightning. About 1900 feet of the
I'm ROOT OF the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind were blown off.-St. Spec.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

Curtis Bates has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for Governor of Iowa
Gen. Cadwnader is named as the wing cand-
date for Governor of Pennsylvsnia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23

he steamer Cambria arrived at Halifax the
18th inst. None of her news has been received
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
Prices of Stocks,

City Bonds, par l00-snles ..-.--..slO15 81
Va aud TennR' Stock. pnr 100 lguer'td.) % OF
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100 1914 ~
Lynch Hose and fira lns. Stock. par 20, % on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
'" Representative Mem F."

NO DOCK OF more hnmor, satire. el,o,o.
ty, than g The Flush Times of Al,ta.. eahdAa
Tpi, by Mr.. Baldwin, has been nuhli.la,' '"a Naul
try for many years. 1t is Infinitely .,,,a. nus Con
iineation OF character t,illiancy Of par,,,;,
ing ut entertaining incidents and aneedo,o . soll
works of Donald, Mitchell, Melville Wng "
famous Yankee wits and humorist.. W a"u OH
the evidence OF un Fashionable geniua, which N.
win has furnished to the world in these ske,cL.'
exhibit originality, and the rnosl perfect rro.1
The literary ioPpery and afectation If Tho y
Examiner. "gfj
The seal of public favo, has already hoe.
Mr.. Ba'dwin's sketGhe. they m enrol J.
past y",r in the Messenger AMI we are h,,
preston TO widely entertained. opinio, NJ
that they are the very best hnss of the liaa Il. II
az has produced. The drollery OF the wr,..:
slSlable--but apart from this there are erncs, =
which belong peculiarly to him. and are oI,,,,
ing in the most delightful manner in ,ho.s
the way OF Illustrating his subect,by aIIu,ion t,.
her and later clas'fs, no VT ter ih,t We know ANN,
es NJ Baldwin-he seems to have the whoa ra..
ancient and modern literature at his command and
sireinians in a New Country "-onc OF hi, ske.bo.
worthy OF Goldsmith in its ea$y and qaipt sp,ir.
smooth descriptions, while in tie sketch nf r,o.
there Is powe" OF mental annl,sis and Il r,,l 49,,
OF langunge, tha only the ak aowledged nn,te,. d
intellectual world possess. Mr. Baldwin is a yoo,, ~,
whose studies have hith,rio been coniiaed to hi,
ion--he Law which he has risen Ia an rnyiobo =.
inence. 1t remains for him now to decide. wbctbs
will curry off the richest rewards of Law ar Lem,
which are equally within his grasp-if indeed he A..
moi show that like Legare. he is fitted to wear b,b6
gown and the l,urel with dignity-Souleyn La7H
Messenger.
tzg7fOR SALE BY RORT A. WILLIAMS a,
door above Wright's Dug Store LynchJurg, Va
jan 23 dill
10 iull. luxuriant. ani hand nme growth Of a
Is an ornament to any one, aud to those who are had
would request far trial of Emersnn's American Ha
Restorative. Prize s 90 in large Bot'l,s
20 For sale by d. r. LYMAN. Lynehburg Va
jim 90 div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Tobacco and wheat Market.

LYNcHBuRG, Jan. II, 1854.
ToBAoco-yery little coming in-sales small
and at last quotations.
WHEAr-SI ID TO 81 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-23
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

~ SuBSCRlBERS ARE nnw receiving "'
Il Stork of Gnods. an offer for sale
hn'@ia Tarred and Manila Cordage of all slzc' Nv
tn inches in diameter,
Blocks tor Derricks, End Insisting apparatus Z" al ="
-ALso- ia
Iateht Friction Roller Block, new artlef !" :,
market 10y which one third OF the labor III n'"'
hy the common block is saved.
fi""k> and Thmhi Tor osting-ropcs,
ohEum, Rosi' Pitch n d Tar.
White lend, While Zinc Paint Black Pain''f '@ W.
Red Lead. Ncrdigris Imperial ard Chrome am|
Nermlll'on and Pru>sian I'iue, Paris " hI'e' '''
black, 'ut,y. Sc,
rant brn' hes al szes-mnrking do, u.l,
Fancy Pals. Half do. do, Coorr- in nests ua,
BOX Matches, Broonls, Fray, Barrel Covers
nrcs. Snsa B Nc>, Flour Pals, Sc, Nc, Per-
Ground Coffee, Pepper. Allsric" Cloves, Ihyf"" g..
per London and American Mustard, Chorol"'te aern
Lns'cd Oh. and boilta-W inter, Solar ana IT
Oh "A
Mess Pork aud Beef Sugnr, lfn" Syrup, Mola'''''
nih'r Groceries, o a
Oar took has been purchased, entirely tor on,'' sc
the Manufacturers in New York aud Bosi"n' ' At
will "f great ind crments Pur hn-er'' e''
Wholesale ar Retail. -
Rich. 1
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Books,aO
FI,nE BUok or HE SEAsoN--
HAVk YOU READ IT.
ALONE by Marion Harland; IN one handsome
IL mo. yolume-priee 81 p.
A NORRIS pnhlisher.

WHAT rHE chiItcs al;
Miss Harlan may henceforh take rink among
the fnnsi ccs~fai fefpslo naveiss OF the hhhed
States - Ma York Commercial Aaeeriiser.
II he excellent persadag II all make II ono 81
the mazi popular hefoa. OF the pre-. ent year -ihfa
Re siag MAJ.
"rhe mural If the story i promineut and uncS.
reptianabl beauty and truth have olasied hand IN
s recital - FreaertcksJsfg Atfes.
ave iake especial pleasure IN commanding ths ear.
nest Characterization AMI exceedingly iudeions st"rs
as ono among the brilliant gems iha hay" recently made
their aprearanec. - ucfsoaH CoBrief. Phta.
"a work Of imagination, admirably eNeeuted.-fhha
CIrisfien Ohserrer
wv commend il as among the cleyerest novels thai
have been written. - PkHo I pfa ng fniiafh.
at ilfpund quite interesting a. the last Northern
novel the l.smpPhter. n-RaH Amir.
Possessing far more interest aud exhibiting great
evidence oftHent than Of our lady writer's have
bfough out for many dny.'-Godes's Ladgs boot
a novel of uncommon excellence certainiy 81 ,rai
to sny Virgina novel reculcct Ia haze read.
The pictures If Virginia country lie. with it, amuse-
neuts exercises, Ind the habits aud peculiarly ct the
people, are faithfully aud graphically sketchcd, aud
some Of these sketches have oil the FRESHNESS aud soft
ness ufwold pictures by our best authors R Fran.
Alone l. a book OF great merit and recall Iorto
which display thorough knowledge OF that art which
ters 80 largely into the character Of every ale l. Her
We mean the art Of the .-SDghen La. hoss
inn
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A Late Arrival Of Building Materials,

LIME Front Door, Rim and Mortise Locks. with -,
4 without night lqtches Upright and Horz,1,at
Rim Locks, square. Rim Locks aud Hatchcs Of MANY
sylrs, up ghi, villa, hotel, labted ard sljdhg.door
NJ 'rss Locks. Plated pearl white glass, mineral ar.
gillo aud Fancy French knob- Gun be furnished with
either tie Rim or Mortise Locks Latche, for Frenrb
w ndows, various patterns, Rim and Mor>e loe
! ochs. Cupboard Locks Stock and Plate Locks Sure
door Locks h and without Knobs, night, square and
Run Latches, sliding door rt, skeaves nnd aslraga
plated, rearl wite end mineral Belpulls front door
Sells, with fixtures complete. Dooi AMI Window Hin
yes in great variety Gate Hinges of various patterns
Screws of good quality, hnm Z TO inches, Hardrai
Sea, VS. At, round squire, chain, Flush and Tail Bolts
tn mist approved Blind ia-t.nings, Sash Locks and
Axle pulIey-. Ssh c. rdF uising Nails in pupers from
To inches, do do by the pound key, Floorpg do
r, m SLY to .2dy, II aided Gu do, from 3ly 10 4Ody
Spikes from u inches. fencing, paling and rough,
Nails French. English and An.ric1 Handoao Glass of
d,ren qualities and all The in common use Put
~ in baddeis, &c.
Believing that aier greater inducements as re-
CARDS quality quantity, "nriey and price than any other
establishment in the upper cohniry. we respectfully ask
call from those wishing to purchase Building Hard
GhEhORl X RO1ALL
Its
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and Wytheville.

lfthe Trains stopped for passenger between an,
II the above points, the churge WILDE nude from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge will
liz less than twente-iiNe cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (except those
who take the sars where tickets are sold,
will be charged by tie CONDUCTOR ten per in al
iitoG the regulur uf fare. provided however
lhat in shall he receive ess than ten,
linn fifty cents from anyo passenger to any p"n,
the road.
Servants will be required q have two passes ono 10
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Jon
tor which passes, must be explicit in granting the T. Vi
ege travel on the Free colored persons be
required to produce lherfree papersor they will moi be
permitted To travel on the
Jun l6 +. Ii Gil l., Gen' Sup't.
70 All papers advertising for this Company will
plcuse sopall adv risenents in relation Passenger
Fat, and insp the above 'ates.