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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16


RELIGION IN (ALIFoRNIa.-ln
the city Of San francisco, Of I" Inch
so many hard things have been
said, there are twenty church con
grcgatidns, embracing nine iIlou-
sand members.
FAST. The special train ordered
by Mayor G ,ok 10 take fire con,pa-
mics from Buffalo 10 the fire at
I.ockport, New York, accomplished
the distance TO that place-twenty-
four mnlts and half-in The ini;red-
ible short time of t,ceaty.fce min
lutes.
The New York Herald publishes
the names Of all the candidates III
the siriecu political parties IN that
State. They number over thou
sand.
The accidental bursting Of the
cylinder head Of the engine an the
Great Western Railroad, occurred
on The 2Sii October,.near Chatham,
Canada Wesi,by which fifty persons
were killed. ~
CINCINNATI, Nov s
Ellis and Sturgess closed this
morning. Their liabilities are said
to be Sf,000,000, aud their assets
81, 100000. There has been a
heavy run on Goodman & Go. The
Citizens Bank has closed. There is
immense excitement.
Late adyices from China say that
an Outrage Of high handed eharac-
ter had been perpetrated against the
United States Government, by firing !
1t the American Consul and wound
ng him severely. Other outrages
lad been perpetrated, calling loudly
or redress. y st ~
State officers Iadtctea.--The grand
ury of Dane county, Wisconsin, re-
emily indicted the Secretary of
'tate and Attorney General for
'rODgful and illegal acts, as commits
toner's of the school lands. The in +,
ictmsnt is founded upon The facts
'hich have transpired touching the ..
lie of a very large body of the !
,hool lands. The vote on finding
ne Indictment is said to have been ]
Ineteen to one. 7
An individual recently appeared e
J. Greenock, Scotland, named Pat 9
ok Murphy, a lad of 1s years af
;e, andpf the extraordinary height "
Z feet. 81 inches IN his stocking y
les. He weigfist@eniy-aae stone. a
ID measures fifiy- two inches round a
e chest. Murphy is a native of a,
unity Dowe3 ireland. lol
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16
Interesting items.

Arthur r. Crozier, Esq, Comp
troller of the Public Accounts, has
published his report Of the receipts
and disbursements Of the State, for
the year ending on the lst Monday
in October last, from which we gath
er the following interesting items: {
The total receipts into the State
Treasury, amount to $500, 134 q.
The balance in the Treasury LIST
October, 1853, was S2O6, 436 so.
The disbursements for the year
ending LIST Of October, 1854, amount
Ell $685. 1856 80.
The balance rem1ining in the
Treasury on the 1st Of October last,
was $93,349 20.
Some Of our readers may be Gu
rious to know what some ofthe items
of disbursement are, and the amount
extended on their account. One Of
these-a small one, to be sure--is
the costs which the State pays for
prosecuting criminals. 1t amounts
to the small sum of S37,ll3 S.
But this is not all. For conveying
the eonvicts to the Penitentiary, If.
ter they were convicted, the people
had to pay the additional sum Of
S3,756 AZ. The amount expended
to county Academies in the whole
State. for the year just ended, was
Sl6,129 20.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16
Election Returns,

/ f q Nsw YOHk, Nov. 9.
Thereturns FOR Governor thus fsr
show TIA, Seyssoar, SDfi, has 10000,
Clark Whig. 645Ol5 Ulman, Know
Nothing CT ! COO; and Bronson, Hard,
1888. Resultdoubaul.
The vote for Lieut.. Governor is
close between LUDLOW. Soft, and
Know Nssaiag.
For Mayor, Wool is so Ear 800
ahead Of Barker.
Second Dispafeh.-Later intelli~
gence show Ulman ahead, Seymour
behiad--Clark, Wing, gaining large
ly in the Wsst--result uncertain.
MICHIGAN lLzcFIeN. i
Michigan has elected Anti-Nebras-
ka GoYernof aad feus Anti-Nebraska
Congressmens Az Rs ~
80 I. ILLINOIS. szarfasl Ps'-H &
The result for Congress is seven
Anti Nebraska Congressman, and
two districts TO hear from.
NEW JERSEY.
InuNew Jersey four Wings have
been elected to Congress, The
Wings have, also, majority in The
WISCONSIN. eE
Wisconsin, elects all anti Nebraska
Congressman
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

We learn from the Raymond
(Miss.) Gazette tina, ROLES, the
murderer, who has been confined
in the jails Of Kinds and Warren
county for nearly eight years. has
at last been acquitted and set at
liberty. Bodies, committed a most
atrocious murder in vicksburg, in
1916 or al. lie has been three
times tried before, and sentencedlo
be hung; but each time, on some
.ilforn,aIiiy, the High Court has
granted him a new trial. lie has
literally lived down the law in a
dungeon. The witnesses are all
dead but one, and he is in Jail at
Yicksburg for the murder Of his
own wife. Although B,lles has es-
capped the final penalty Of the law,
his crime brought upon him most
terrible retrihniion Eight long years
in solitary confinement, with the
gallows ever present in his thoughts
and dream.!
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16
Baptists in the United States.

The Baptist Almanac for 1885,
gives the following Statistics Of the
Baptist Chkehssthe insevsrd States.
They are compiled from Tie returns
Of tie churches in 1859
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

The Legislature Of the new terri
tory of Washington have decided to
let half-breed Indians yote-such
us have assumed habits of civiliza-
ton. The lover order, unworthy to
exercise the elective franchise, are
described as 'sthose who live 10 shan
| ties. and catch and eat salmon" y
There are thousands Of paupers who
now vote in American cities who
might properly be included in the
list Of those "who eat what they can
beg and live OIL Of doors"
The Mormon Temple being built
at Salt Lake City is QUE hundred and
eighty-six feet long by niucty-nine
wide. The foundation is laid sixteen
feet below the surface of the earth
land is built Of solid masonry aud
sixteen feet thick. A promenade Of
twenty feet wide is to be built the en-
tire distance around the building. to
be gained by number Of steps
The wall is to be ninity-six feet high
and the whole building covers an area
q $50 feet Of ground.
4 FuGITIvE SLAVE CAsR.--R. II.
Sloan, lawyer at Sandusky, Ohio,
has been CONVICTED before the l.. S.
District Ce6rt at Columbus, OF aid
ing in the escape Of three fugitive
slaves. The penalty is fine Of ST.
900 and costs.
SERVED HIM RIGHT.-The wife
Of Dir. Heard, postmaster at Win
field, Tennessee, shot a man named
White while lie was engaged in an
attempt to force an entrance into
ler honse by night, during the abb
;ence of her husband.
A company Of Chinese are on
heir way from San Francisco to +.
Utah. having beeAconyerted to Nor
~
The bills Of the Farmers and ,
iecllanics' Bank of Memphis are {
cling in New York at 40c on tue :
ollar. s
One Of the cases before the Gin 8
nnati Police Court, few days /:
nee, was an assault and battery n
,mmit.ed by boy six years OF eye
! girl five years old. Rather . !,
nall business for the tribunal of q !
eat city. 81 !
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2. q
The clearinghouse of Messrs. S,
GRACE, Bean & Co, In this city has a
led. Their liabilities are estima. ii
i at 100000. e,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

SCARCITY OF SALT.-The Knox
vile Register states that salt is in
great demand at that place, and that
the supply on hand is SO small that
the owners Of the Virginia Salt
Works have ilnperatiyely directed
their agents at Knoxville to advance
the price to one dollar per bushel.
Even at that price the agents could
have sold the entire supply to a sim
gle purchaser few days ago, but
hey very properly refused to do
20.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

An extensive movement is DOW on
foo.in Canada to procure the passage
ola bill by Parliament, now in session,
similar to that proposed for the u.
States by the homestead bill. This
would at once, as the Canadians think,
attract emigration to that country.
At present the lands are disposed ofin
this manner: Persons are furnished
with location tickets, by which
they can live on piece. Of land for
five years, at the rate Of Sl5 per an
mum for one hundred acres. Ia the
mean time the Government reserves
to itself the right of cutting of all
the merchantable timber. This OBJ.
noxious feature in the land sales is
strongly denounced, and the Montre-
al Pilot advocates the adoption Of II
homestead bill similar to that propos-
ed for this country.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

The Allegany Mich Record says
that, on Saturday Iast, j. Il. Clemens
WAS found guilty of the wiIlul mur-
der Of his father on the 81 day of
March, III the town Of Health, in Al
flegany county, and was sentenced
to the state prison for life. There
is no capital punishment in that
state.
The Washington Star Of Wedues-
day says:--'.A trotting match, in
harness, between two Shanghai zoos
tiers, Beau Hickman and Truth Rob
ertson, is to come Offat Taney-town,
o-morrow. The are to be driven By
the Force Of Habit, an ear of corn
being placed on each shaft, just be-
Iyond picking distance; the prizes to
be IA copy of an Essay on Shape and
Talent and bran new Yankee Doc
die. Though both are tender in the
feet, bets aIe ten to five on the other
(owl. Look cut for sports
A stage driver in Indiana last
week stole package, containing 3d.
ESQ in money, which had been en-
trusted to him by the Bank Of Rock
vile. His name is Low Sofer, and
reward of three hundred dollars
is offered for his apprehension.
A Mrs. Lavinia Livingston was
last week tried in Cincinnati, on
charge OF petit larceny. The jury
found her guilty, but recommended
her to mercy; and the court bencvo-
lently sentenced her to make resti-
tuition of the stolen property, and
pay the costs of the, prosecution
A correspondent of the Boston At /
as. of Nov. 4, writing from Mar
'eilles, says that the British Consul
here has reliable information of the
oarfui rayages ofcbolera at Messina,
devastating the whole country
$1,000 persons have already fallen
'ictims, out Of a population Of 40
100.
The Holston Conference, at its
ate session, discontinued the pub
cation Of tile Ho9sfon Christian Id
ocate, and transferred the subscrip-
on Est to the Nashville ChnstidD
IdUOc0te, from which office subscri-
ers will henceforth be supplied.
Twenty-Five prisoners in the
ouisiana Penitentiayy at Baton
ouge, recently made an attempt to
cape. Two were shot, and the 9TH
s recaptured.
, WORTHY OF IMITATIox-In. the
hole course of bis life, Daniel
lrbster was ne, er heard 10 utter
prolane word, or to use harsh i.
I'd nndigpified expression towards
y person, in private conversation
in public deba.e.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

Perfumed pocket aImanacs are
now carried by the Partisan Ia
dies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

The Sandusky (Ohio) Mirror Of
a late date apologises for its lack Of
editorials, and gives as au excuse
that the fullness Of its editors stom-
ach had emptied his brain. The
fishermen and hunters of Saudus-
ky, it seems, had presentedhim with
such boun,iful supplies Of game,
that he had no time for wiring
The Mirror also says there were
over two thousand pounds Of game
in one of their markets on Monday.
morning last, consisting of canvass 4
back, green head, red head, black
teal, and indeed every possible vac
riety, covering every side of the
and filling box that would
hold at least fifty bushels.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16


The UsURY Law REPEALED in
ENGLAND.-1'he entire repeal oil
the Usury Laws in Grea. Britain
has been accomplished al the recent
session Of Parliament. The act
by which this was effected is known
as CHI. 90, II and Is Victoria, and
is now in operation. II is nowlaw-
full in Great Britain 10 loan money
at any rete Of interest and on any
description Of property, either real
estate or otherpise.
The baptist Denomination are
about TO publish a paper, at Knox.
vile, TO be called THE Baptist
Wa,chman." The editoriafdepart-
nent is to be under charge Of Rev.
u. Hillsman.
A census Of Richmond, Va, has
ust been taken, and shows a pop
lation amounting TO 81, 8S5 per-
ons.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16
Grain Statistics.

Y
At this time when our grain crops
have fallen considerably short Of their
usual yield, it win not be without I'M
terest to give a few statistics in rela-
ton to the grain crop of last year in
Europe.
1t was estimated at the close OF
the year 1858, that the deficiency in
the CROP Of Great Britain and France,
was rs per cent. or over 10000
600 bushels. The general de6cien-
CIV Of the European grain markets
for the year, may be rated as follows:
In France 73,600,000 of bushels,
when also the potato crop was not
more than one fourth the average Of
the Jas five years. and the defcien-
cy in wine, oil, and cbestnuts in still
greater proportion: in Great Britain
46, 900, 900. in wheat, and as much
of other grains, with potatoes; in Bel
GUM and Holland, II, 100000, in
grain; in the Rhenish Provinces,
Prussia and Switzerland, %. 600. 900;
in Italy and the remainder Of Wes-
tern Europe, 15l,O00:00O; making
a grand total in the deficiency Of
breadstuffs Of three hundred and
fifiy-fve millions five hundred thou
sand bushels.
The best wheat crops of thai year
we're in the Danubian provinces,
where there was fair average bar
vest. The aggregate annual exports
of wheat from the Black Sea, ayera-
ges sbont 15,O00,000 of bushels,
while up to March LIST, 1854, rising
90, 900, 900 bushels Of the last year .
crop Of wheat had been exported from
the United States to- England. In
the last half of this year, the tide
has Turned, and il has become prof
liable to import wheat and flour
from England to this country
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

The New York Herald publishes
the names Of all the candidates III
the siriecn political parties IN that
State. They number over thou
sand.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

RELIGION IN CALIFoRNIa--ln
The city Of San francisco. Of " hicL
SO many hard things have been
said, there are twenty church CON
grcgations, embracing nine thou-
sand members. r..s.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

The accidental bursting Of the
cylinder head Of the engine an. the
Great Western Railroad, occurred
on The 2SiiI October,.near Chatham,
Canada Wesi,by which fifty persons
were killed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1854-11-16

The banking house of Messrs.
Horace, Bean & Co, In this city has
failed. Their liabilities are ostima,
ted at 100000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
N. & M. auGGENHEIMER

IAkE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEO-
l. pie OF Lynchburg and surrounding country that
they are now receiving aud opening the largest and
most carefully ected stock of Fall and Winter Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES HATS,
CAPS, &c, exhibited in this market
Country merchants will do well to call ON us before
going farther East. We prepared tie sell at RIch-
mond prices, heretoore: and respectfully ask call
from the public promising sell great bargains for
cash. sep 25-d2m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
RICHMOND.

~
GrOCers and Commission Merchants,
Corner Pearl and Cary streets,
Richmond. Va,
nFFER Tor sale. TO the trade, full and desirable
~ stock of Groceries Tens Wines aud Liquors, ON
the usual terms. to pnnctunl deaeis;
900 hhd. Porto Rico aud New Orleans Sngar
900 bhs New Orleans aud Sugar House Molasso'
500 bags Rio. Laguira Java and Porto Rieo cohee
500 packages Loaf, Crushed. Powdered and Coheo
Sugars
100 packages Green aud Black Tons, rarl extra fine
quality
900 boxes Snap assorted qualities, including fine
Fancy Soaps
900 boxes Adsmnntiuo Candies
Madeia Sherry Port Malaga and Lisbon Wines
full assortment
Rrndes oi all qualities part hnost importad
Holland Gin; Jamaica Rum; Sohicdam SohnarPs
Old Rye Nhiskcy, oi Rnhcrtson's celebrated b'nnd
Rectifrd Nhskey of our own brands, superior quality
Champagne Wines vurions brands. including our own
importation
Nais, Cumberland. Drdgoton. and Old Dominion
brands
Sole Leather. Middle, Light and Heavy and Good
Damaged
Bscon Lard. Cheese; Rice
Olive OIL; Pepper; AlIspioe; 6 ." Stareh' Window
Glass
Glass
Indigo; Mustard; Mace; Nutmrgs; Pickles
English Sauces; Twinc; Wrapping raper Candle
Wick
Painted Buckets. Tub; oroom. Plough lines
bed Curds; Maokorel mornings
Sperm, Solar. Tanners and Machine Oils
Salt Vinegar Ulovcrsecd
Havana Cigars. choice assortment oi bost brands
Dealer. visiting city will find l. their interest u
examine stock OF goods before purchasing.
mug % d3nl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
UlnTEI. TO LEFT.

o., The subscriber having purchased tie entire in
ii'i terest of Mr. II. Bell Ia the ChbeIl H"use Is
LII!I desiro. of dsrsing of the with all the
Furniture and Servants, for the reman'e of the 5eur
No difficulty in obtaining further lease This Is de
rdey the most des able location in he city for no.
tel Apply soon to D. B. PHELPS.
dfS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
= bills Stunrs &. Sugar.
- % Ground. Clarified \ Crushed do,
90 boxes Loni Sugar,
10 bbla N O. Moasses,
10 hhds. L, Il 10,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so LnCuirn do,
10 " Primo old Jaw do
80 boxes Adnmantne aud Sperm Candles,
arcc lot of Clover Orchard. Gruss aud Timothy Seed
NIL soon We are sclling cheap.
feb tsA YOUNGER 4 SMITH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

'INHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his friends anil
l. the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
on him. and socits continuance Of the same TO the
New Concern of John I. Davis h Co.. feeling confd Ell
they can give satisfaction, their stock entirely new
having sold my stock at auction. JOHN T. DAVIS.
10 Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
TCHER. LOCKWOOD g. GO.
PUBLIC NOTICE

NHE slhssribers being an ious to se on, heir s,cl
OF go"ds-in order to close up their Co partnership
Will, from this dh, offer heir Desirable nssortmen,
of hendy mndc Clothing cloths Cassmeres nnd Vest.
ings. and Furnishing Goods. ut and below Cost -
We invite the attention of Country and other Mer
chaht 10 our choiceand yar vi 4lecion assuring them
oo desire 10 sell every everything in store on the mos,
favorable terms
ANY person deslrous OF commencing the Clonng busi-
ness can now have opportunity of tho mos, desira-
bio stuck nnd stand in the city
~ b-lt rs desirable that all persons In lebte,i 10 ua
oy bohd note, or open account should call and settle
ms soon ns possible, beiore hand them over far col
lection. BAKER u CT hvEy
aug 10 Is Corner Main and Market s.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
VOL. 3.---NO. 65.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
SEPTEMBER IIth 1854.
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House.
MAN sr ncarly opposite Cabell House.


Lynchburg, Va.
" }. Dixon, Agent.
respectfully invite the attention of their friends ar
the public generally to their splendid stock OF FALL
and WINTER CLOTHING, just received Mt that we'll
known aud popular Gentomen's Furnishing Eshbli.h-
mcnt tho FnANRLis OLorH AND CLorHIss House.
'hruehnsing their present supply tho latest improve
mcnts IN style hhvo been observed, and seecon. n,a
from the more recent importaons of Cloths Cass
and Vostings by their experienced agent Mr.. Dixon
hher nnhths careful examination In style dnrnbil.
iy nnd ohsnPness their stock surpasscs nnythinr eve,
introduced In this section Of country Nearly the whoe
OF 1t has BEEN made their order under the ey. of Mr.
Dixon and the greater part Off having been purchased
for cash they enabled offer nlucernents to tbo..
in want OF chenp fashionable and durable goods never
boior" mot with in this my other market
Thei' stock of CLOTHS, CASSlMERES & VEST
N"S Ia nlso large, and of such and beautiful aun
'rs that @personal inspection only convey proper
'd'" &" their snporo rohness and beauty. They have
employed the very best ol Workmcn and ,uts ,5 Clob
VIII be nude to order in Fourteen Hours Tbos.
prrieting Ia purchase Goods of them to bo made el.e
where viii hive thom eut fire. of charge
'he unprecedented sneeeas which attended their Of.
i"ttH during tho Spring and summer TO please their
friends and The public. make them hone con6J,n,lv f
'eo success during the Fall and Winter.
M"DF or DotNo BUSINESS.
To dconomsc tune, abatement in tho prce. ,.l al
for Goods will be made. those asksd are the lowe.,
they cnn bn sold at. This will cnabp ono salesman IN
do the work ut two. the old pun of asking one
moro than they would be willing II, sell for
100 iof thSH, or ON short time by special agree.
h-hh'i not otherwise, which enables them 10 biv
their Goods principally for cash and 10 Der cen, b.on
cr thnn those ho buy credit it will also .ave from
10 to 10 per cent for collecting which enable, them IN
Sc" goods nt ieoshnt muchGhcaper thnn those houses
"h'oh sell on long time. GLASS Il RAINE,
sep l1-dscts e''
~ Bedford Sentinel, Salem Register. W,tbevilIe
'I"ea"p" "on 'ns'nrg Herald eePy month in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
IN HllDS N. O. e. L H. Sugn,.
~ 10 bis. Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls Louf, Crushed, aud fu
verked Sugar
100 haRs Rio and laguirn Coffee,
90 bngs superior, Old JAVA Coffee,
10 hhds. Cubn enl T.. K. Molassca,
20 bbls. NJ q. Molnsscs,
% tons Bar Iron, assorted,
. do. Hoop aud Band do,
= do. Bliscrd Steel.
do. Cast and Shear do,
10000 hs Bacon,
200 Sides Sole lenthel,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 dog. Calf Skins,
20 " Pink Lining do.
10 Sheep Skins,
1000 Bales Cotton iarn,
10 Baoe osnahurga.
80 Boxes Sperm anl Adnmanline Candles,
80 do, Hull & Sons Patent do.
Is do. Soap
10 do Starch,
300 kegs NniIs, TOGO dy,,
10 Wro'i Nails,
10 bbla rInncrs' Oil.
40 ons Peruvian Gunno
200 sacks Salt
-iISO--
Plnid, nleeched mud brown Domestic Calico Linen
Drill Bed Cords nnd Plough Lines Window Glass and
'utty, Copperus, Alur, Maddrr and Indigo Pepper
;ogrr aud Spice. Spades. Shovcl. Trace nnd Hnte,
hains, Manure aud Ilny Foks, Boots Shoes and HITS
For sale, exchange lor country Produce ,on
lntng terms. (npl 2l.tA) JOHN IOlJINH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
New Cash Store,

FNHE subscribers havr associated thomselyes pnder
L the sly ie and firm Of John T Davis & Co. for tho
purpose OF conducting geneIa al Dry Goods Business
IN the city OF Lynchhurg, and have uken the LARGE
ihoNfhoNI STORE formerly occupied by John T.
Davis, where they recei1 Z and opening n
large and carefully selected ssock 81 Fall and Winter
Goods, en,b 4cng every article usually fonnd !, a Drv
Goods house to which they respectfully invite the at
tentioh oil the friends and the public confident they
are prepared to offer md satsac tory Inducements
to III purchasers. JOHN T. DAVIS.
JAMES +. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14

Between New York and Richmond via
Norfolk
PER Il. S STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.
nF 1900 toms BurfheH, Commanded by Captains
" Cayend and Skinner
The heJnmcstown will leave Richmond every Tuesday af'
tcruouu O'Clock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
morning at o'clock for New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New York for Richmond,
every Saturday aud Wednesday afternoon nj o'clock,
Stopping few hours ench way at Norfolk
Passage to New York. including meas and State
uccommodaon, only uly-.-..----.--.-.----. Sl0
Steeuge Passage only -.--------- -
Charge TO Norfolk the same "a by River Bonts,
Merchants and Travellers will find this oi tho most
speedy and comfortable routes between New York and
Richmond. Passage and fare onl, 8O Steerage pas
sage only s.. ....#....,
LUDLAM & WATSON.
apl3ts Richmond. Va,