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ptcS.. warren Winslow, ESQ.,, late bearer of des-
DAYS $, " Madrid, passed through this City few
Ne ohe' On his way to his home, Fayetteville.
hat bs = ve-the regular nominee having declined
Seat n urged by friends in the Carolinian, for
'"e Senate from Cumberland
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A sailor, looking serious in chapel in Boston.
was asked by Clergyman. if he felt any change
whereupon the tar put his hand in his pocket, and
replied /" Not q darned cent. ~
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!Ne numb are indebted to Mr.. Pomeroy for the
Monthly Of those valuable Magazines, Harper's
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NJOTICE.-I WILL ATTEND ON THE FOLLOWING
~ days at the places named for the purpose of collect
ing the Taxes due for 1853 with the Magistrates appointed
to take the list of Taxable property for 1854 and last ho
address their fellow citizens at the times and places
all feeling u asE
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10 The Register and Star are disposed to make
Is most out of the discussion here on Wednesday
1S out the Editors must feel as the people gener-
guy Of both parties feel that Gen. D. lost by his
p'een and Mr., Bragg gained. The triumph was all
~ Tue latter; and Gen. D. would have had the SYM
Say even of Democrats but for his rude and coarse
'Nck On MIR. B. at the close of the discussion There
80 another noticeable feature in the matter-the
p. 4Her IN which Gen. d. was treated by prominent
sS' Some Of them were presentit is true, but they
se here and there in the assemblage and appear
~ TO be uneasy and dissatisfied; while the Demo
80 were crowded in the bar as well as throughout
'OO" and were in the best possible spirits. They
'e proud of their candidate.
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81 1t is rumored, and the rumor appears to be
Eel-ounded, that special Ministers will be sent by
the President to Madrid, to make final settlement
with Spain in relation to Cuba. The gentlemen
spoken of to ill this high commission are Ex-Presi-
dent Tyler and Ex-yice President Dallas They will
empowered, it is said to offer Spain certain sum
for the island and, after representing the condition
Of feeling in this country the subject, to present
as an alternative of refusal to make the transfer
the probability that it will be the duty of this gov
eminent out of regard to the safety and protection
gifts own people, their interests and institutions to
take and hold the island-the sum offered, however,
to be paid to Spain in good faith whenever she will
receive it.
1t is highly probable that events of importance in
relation to Cuba will soon transpire. The latest
aeVs by the Asia, is that the Spanish government
las refused the compensation demanded by the Uni
I'd States for the detention of the Black Warrior,
and will make no concession beyond remitting the
penalty of six thousand dollars. We have the full
est confidence that President Pierce will take such
aeps as may be just and proper under the circum-
"aAces; and Congress, we have no doubt, will sus-
Oln him. Spanish insults and Spanish arrogance
VIII meet stern rebuke-the day or rather night of
0Pansh rule in Cuba is drawing rapidly to close.
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list OF LETTERS
Remaining in the ofice at Raleigh, june i 1854.

"A - g. +. 3 i, q.
Anderson. Capt. Simon
Allen, George 2
Adams, Allen Is
Arnold, Thomas
Atkins, Samuel
Ashe, Ruffin
Adams, j. Q. li
B
Briggs, Mrs. E. E.
Brown, III. w.
Barbee, Mordicai Braswe
Beavers, ID.
Banks, w. G.
Bagwell g.. Poole,
Bum, ia. P.
Banks, Mrs. Susan
Blake, Reddick
Burns, Miss Sarah ID.
Banks, DIR. j. L.
Barbee, w. B.
Barham, j. @.
Bryan, Jos. j.
Burt Il Richardson
Bryan, DIR. Jas. P.
Belvin G. III.
Browning, S. R.
Bashford, VIM.
Barbee, VIM.
Burnes, Isaac
Bashford, Thomas
Cooke, J. H. 2
Cope, Josiah
Colin, Stephen
Collier, n. w.
Darlington, VIM.
Croker, Mrs. IL. r.
Crosby, Benjamin
Crump, Miss Patta M.
Cheek, j. NJ.
Chive, Eliza ~
Crump, Jno. L.
Galloway, Miss Mary An
Drake, Archibald
Dodd, Mrs. Mary j.
Daughty, William
Devll, Mack
Dever, Hugh l..
Dickins, ..
Dunn, VIM. A.
Dudley, David G.
Daniels, James
Davis, Morgan
Dunn, Miss Virginia
E
Edwards, Mrs. Henrietta
f
Fort, Miss. A. W. 2
Frink, Jno. w.
Frost, Miss Sarah r. 2
Foweil, Martha
Freeman, w. II.
Terrell, j. j.
Frost, Miss Rebecca
Ford, John }.
Farrell, b. N. j.
Fuller, Miss Caroline
Folks, Mrs. Riley
Fuller, Willie j.
Feuskson, W.
Gallagher, Hugh
Cooley, W. H.
Griffith, Geo. R.
Griffin, VIM.
Green, Miss Sidney Z.
Gouge, Miss Ann
Gill, Terrill
Griffin, Miss f. A.
Gaylord, E. S.
H
Hager, A. D.
Harrison, Miss I. G..
Hatch, Miss Sallie
Harrison, William
Hart, Miss Margaret A.
Hinton, Miss Angerona
Hart, Misses.
Hamilton, Esther
Horton, A. V.
Holloway, A. NJ.
Hodge, Miss Louisa
Howell B. n.
Hart, Miss Sarah
Hicks, Mrs. Sarah
House, Elizabeth Ann
Hinton, Miss A. w.
Holt, jacob
Horton. H. II.
Hill, Benjamin
Harriss, Jno. Fl.
Hill, Andrew j. ,
Haywood, E. w.
Hinton, Mrs. j. c.
nlnlOu, w LII.
Hall, James
j
Jones, Hugh
Jordan, Mrs. Elizabeth
Johns, Jno. B. 2
Jones, X. & Son
Persons calling for an.
please say they are advel
Raleigh, June 4, 1854.
Metropolitan F
RALEIGI
REP 4. MCDOWELL
ENHE NEXT SESSIC
IL on Monday, the oath of
All necessary information
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Metropolitan Female Seminary,
RALEIGH n. c.
REH 4. MCDOWELL, Il. NJ, PRINCIPAL
TEvHE NEXT SESSION WILL COMMENCE
u Monday, the oath of July 1854.
All necessary information promptly furnished, appi-
cation to the principal.
Z. 2096-W6W.
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FUyHE sUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE A FEW
rood boys into School, near lltteton uepot, aP-
picafion be made before the l5th Of June. se.
The next Session viii commence IN July aSh
I, - .-ss35 B ~ IL Dab. AOOPEH
Mag u. 1854, aozs-"'WF
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EDANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAR-
quarter per the Capital Stock of this Bank for the
last months has this day been declared payable the
stockholders-less Of twenty-five each share
owned by Indiv dualsat the Principal Bank the first
Monday in July next, and at the Branches, fifteen
thereafter. .-.,. - -. - -
t.s O. DEWEY, Cashier.
J RaIeQh. June 6. 1854. 5S-td.
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MOBILE ALABAMA.
B. B. LEWIS, formerly of Franklin Co., n. C.
DR.. PEYToN KING of Pickens Co., Ala.
A. NJ. Lewis, authorized agent of Raleigh, N. c.
juno g. 1854 S.
NJOTICE...THE FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
members of the n. q. Mutual Insurance Company
will be held in the City of Raleigh, the first Monday in
July for the purpose of electng Board of Directors
for the ensuing year.
JAMES F. JORDAN, .Sec'y.
. June s, 1854 SD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
NORFOLK TRAIN
For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Polt Walthall Line


VII beautiful and lavoriie steap,b,atA r-v-s
n AUGUSTA, under he command ofS-ss-sA----,,
Capt. VIM Z. Smith, $50 long and favoraby Inan''
Inc travelling community on the Potomac and J,
kivcr) is now running on the line via poa n
maj and Is furnished with LIFE BOAT,
Lite frcservers, Force Pump- and all The n Milan
required by Act of Congress to secure the safety d
engers. r
The Cars running il COZ nexion with tie Auous,s Z
hichmnnd. leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Dem,
every Monday, Wednesduy,and Friday O'Clock
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packer Ba
have but few STEPS walk to th,, Cars.
The Cars run"i- g from Petersburg to Civ Point
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg ga
Days as above, st7d A NJ, from the Depot of the Au
maitox Il X Co, thus giving passengers an optnrU5
" go from Lynchburg e Their by the Packer Bm.
Danville Railroad 10 Richmond. or by way of The Won
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there next maj
irg to Norfolk
Returning. the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the Al,
Gateda>s, viz: Tuesdays, Thursday, and SATURDAYS.
o'clock, A. NJ.
rare between Richmond and Norfolk &c.. 81
fnr between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
hrove Nhnrl,
children over three years and not owe, twelve
years OF age half PRICE.
Meals, each, 0nl
servants, through
Servants To any point Il g river
NiedlS, --------- 90
mar 3l.d&cts THOS. DODANEAD S,rt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
STICLER MeELDERRF 4 co.
CLOTHING AT COST.

nwING L. the graf quantity oi Ready made Cloth
~ ing in this nHrke ct anil the hardness 1t tie times
have concluded to sell Tor time. eur Fine Hni hesu
ully assorted Stock Of Ready made clohing fuf nis
ine Goods Umbrellas, &c. nc. at Coa tsr GasA
Now is ensrhatieails the time ir 81 wanting such
es,ds--mnd Who doe. Ito lay in good supply 81
riothinr such n. are aeidom offered in thi. MARKET
Our Gao Is are all and bit rcceaty pun' hkssd At
very o prices; and consist Of al styles AID patterns
from the finest the eosesi kind; TO sutt every per
sof
Our cosh.. Cashmere. and festns we will continue
70 make on Al TIE lowest Il profits according IL
the lines ana every article made ap by To
give entire satisfaction
Co our nd al ind examine for Yourselves anil our
word or Il, yon viii not 60 sway di.sat-hedl Al
BAKER q CLAvEY'S
Clothing Ststien, cor. Nam 4. Maiketsts.
IO-ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

THE undr. signed having had charge of the above
Works from tst'r commencement. under the iorn O.,
ltnprilur. Maj A. Ellison Jr. asks lo We to say to the
RaiRoad pubic that he has engaged with the Present
Proprietor and will continue it, manage merit hoping BY
s long experience in Ru road ", rks ar constant nt
rntion to the work entrusted to him, /, merit tie ap
probation and liberal patronage Of tie public
a. NETTL ETON, Mqndprr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

A''LIeeo pg'efftdte 10 Me f"@ Ciass-Boxes OF ha's
bc1i tsai 6 furniture
A. lcles appropriated Second CtasS.-Boxes, bales
II ,good- feathers, shoes, saddery glass, paints, oils,
hlk and C, lectionery.
4, eies arFropriateto Third CidsS-yirginind omes'
t,. .ngir Office liquor baegng, rope. butter cheese,
nan, aoture tobacco leather hides, cotton yarns cop
per-, n, sheet 1l hoow-ware, queenswarc, castings,
lard snre marble dressed audother heavy articles moi
mum Grated in spec iG or fourth classmates.
A,.c'cs appropriate 10 the Fourth CtaSs-Fiour, lin
.srs. rice pork, beef fish lard, talow and bacn. Gin
ca.k. boxes sacks beeswnx, bales of rugs ginseng
At ired fruit bar run, marble, (undressed) rI:ll and
q nd stones, mill gearing
r ia, ct, per 100 miles. 200 esFi>y pounds. 10
n nm ~ =, :. $50 miles. 30 II
wv aus zoe miles 800 Carrie 'ast II
Scr 7.-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

TNHESE WORKS hive ben set in operation it'll
L al the latest Improstd Machinery for Wood and
II IN work. and upon scale ensurate with the
wants Of The Sont' and West. for Car construction
More Than one hundred cars oil all description, have
been ie these work, for the Virginia g. Tennessee
RI Roud.
Presidents aud Engineers of Rail Roads are respect
ttliy anvil al to besow te.r patronage they may re-
W aPo1 having their work finished in stict pianco
VII H. =. #'Wn pluns and d aWings after tie most
eptraYs nns nj Construction. prices satisfactory
Southern Ekaii-lkOadS
WI longer be compelled 80 obtain tler Cars from
tie \ h, subject to large expense and Iisk of Trans
rorlhtion. GEO q. CURLE Propyiotor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

Horses. Mules Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Caves Il
eight in number will be carried Bird class
Go"d., The weights Ia be r,eulued follows: Har
ses 400 ll-. Mnlrs. S00 Beef Cattle, 1000; Sior
do. 700 Hogs l5C Sheep, 1907 Calves, l25, under
months old Lumber Of all, kinds, ana Coal Ia
he loadad and unloaded 10y re owners. consignees
One day only will be allowed to load unlond, unless
by specul agreement in writing. Whenever Car j.
.nfered - renul loaded alter arriving its place al
,lestination % hours unle.s Otherwise usfee,
"pon. il will be ri the option Of the Company unad
il. ind charge he al 80 per Car load f
Lumber, aud 80 for Coal and also charge the
fute of : GO per day for the IF Tie CaI.
THOS. SHARP, Snprt.
aug 27-ts Va. & Tenn. X. K.
To Express and Ren. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

1.-THE Train Is stopped for passenger between an,
Ut the above named points, the charge WILDE mad from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge vii
he loss than twentv-ive cents in any case.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcep those
who take the ,ars where tickets ARE not sold J
will be charged by tue conductor, per cent in al
lition the regular Of fire provided however
that in sh III he receive than ten, nor nor
Than fifty from any one passenger, any punt On
the road.
Servants viii be required to have two passes, one to
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Conuc.
tor, which passes must be explicit in granting the priv
lege travel the cars Free colored persons viii be
required prnduce erree papers, or they will moi be
pei mitted q travel on the cars.
May lets. THOMAS SHARP,
SUM. fracS nnratiop
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NOTICE II T. NORMAN. Of thel To 'rn of
~ Moormun Mnirn wou.i iat lr friends md
rust u the nIr fl N ttat - WI, ,'outiuue tho
Grocery and Ccmm ssion Busness
the u Il stand at " Il VI M, lac will mnku every
rNertiun Ia give satisfaction 10 his tteis. omcr,
aud he public generally.
He WI keep constantly hani a laie and we'll se
lecfed riock Of GltOGERlES. DRY 6O,'p &c.
IA Specinl attention pun the sale or forwarding
ri fnhncco, Wheat, Flour. Ne. &c.
inn1t TilOS r. NOORN.N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
MECHANICAL,
= coyANT. wM. A. wALDRoN. D. sETszER,
New Furniture Ware-R0Oms.


NA.NT. wALDRoN CO,
gLTOULD he pertluy iafin their lieu aia 'iie
w public generally TINT they are no" e'eiNing a"
,bei, Furniture Ware. Roufns Mai st.. 'e~ doer'
leo. the Norveil House, their stock al Hose "oeh'
Mahogany Walnut. aud oher Furniture together ~itd
great mnny article. in the way Of House keeping that
are useful n well ornamental. have never before
be.o introduced to this market All OF which have been
selected from houses No.h enjoying the highest rePn
IA ion for good and faithful work.
They have alsn connected with their e,iaishm' Mt
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged workmen Of skill ad eNPc-
Hence an are there fore prepared Ia hase ntde 10 en-
der cut Of good eiia any piece ui furniture thh
IN " be ordered. They would add that ney are re-
tarsd Ia pf.r greater inducements To l,ls"ts waning
anytliing in tie way of RNITUkE, jmn sever be-
ore been of ed in this market And they hope by as
sid1os atteton business and receive at least
portion ri the ubc rut onngr.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
n We would say our cid friends and custom
rrs thai we continue manufacture old stand,
On Bf .ee st all kinds of I burco MJulds nnI the
ike AMI we solicit continuance oi thrir fnvnfs.
mar l3fs c. y c..
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SOMETHING EXTRA.

4 MOTHER bot al those soPsri"r French Plantations,
"A they air made II the finest French Ca.sBrre. and
latest design Of pattern and pronounced by good
the hest cut and make brought this market Call
and examine for yourselves, the fnnkit Cioh aud
csthinx House. GLASS kAlNb,
aplI7a. J DIXON. ACT
ry@Exp Rep and Bed Sen copy.
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RE C o NJ NJ NDATIONS.
CHEF ENGinEER's OYFIcE, VA. & Tenn. r. r
Lynchhurg. Va, Scptrm rr 20, 1853.

Lynehhurg. Va, Scptrm or 30 1853.
70 THE RAH-ROAE PLBLlC.
All the Cars 81 every lind in Use upon Il! il road ave
Teen made the Piedmont Works. in Lyaclburg nm
'lt The direction Ct Gen'l Netrletor. as Agent
II gives me much pleasure to say that our cars have
neen strongly and faithfully executed | cheerully re
C mncnd these w"rks to companies requiring cars a.
competent 10 construct and faith uly execute any con
tracts TINT may BIZ nade with the owner OF these works
CHAS + NJ. GAkNETT
Chief Eng Va. g. Tenn r. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
RLUE DRESS COATS.

lust receivei a error lot oi blue Dress Coas, OF
y fashionable styles which offer prices 10 suit
the times Gail and sec them.
anil 97.d4w HATCHER LOCKWOOD & co.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
III = i.j..sa

| "A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves The
a pot, IN Peter hurg every day. Sunday exrerf
nj o'clock, A. NJ, ana arrives ut Burkeviic al the
icrfection of the Richmond and Dan.ille Ra,l.R
ht ~ % cockA N connecting by that Roud with Mes
T. fagg X Co.'S Stage Liue for Charlotte Court fioU
iialltaN Court House, Danvlc and Greensburu'
and arriving at Fnrnville at 1l3O. A. NJ. connect
there with M"ssrs. Flngg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage
Tor LyHchburg.
Returning. The train leaves Famville mt l. p.
ard Burkes.lle at p, pm. arriving IN Petersburg
time tor tile trains going North or South. connect
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomaitox R
koad.with HE sp ndid stea nships Roanoke ind JAM
t'wh tor N, w'iolk; which leave City Point at 7,Pl
ond every Wednesday with steamships for PhiIadeTd
which leave City Point IL: The same hour.
ssergers preierring to in Petersburg the on
hlsht, can take the morni : train North ut % Al
the James River Boats for Old int, Norfolk and Bat
more at g. A. NJ, or the fo he South, at oco'
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through I'd
els between the following points may be procured
tile annexed Iutes:
between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
httteen hours, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
pctween Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Spring. through in Two days,
between Petersburg and Nhe Sulphur s ngs,
though in two days. ~ \
between Petersburg Danville, through in TWEEN.
:. 'y-i'uf hours,- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
between Petersburg Gee sboro N. C., tbro
. IN TWO days NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " |
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. C through
, ihthree days. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. u
between Petersburg and Charlotte SIS
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot eeI
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning at 6, aN"
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see
rates # freight obtain freight list by cuig
he Agent at the Petersburg Depot
der3 Is Ell. WALL. Sut !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.

WE have in Store % don J,ln NJ. Davis, Jones
w & Co.. French bnosane Shirts. also 50 doz Col-
lar.-a 1 for sale al mod. rnte oroft.
anil u. d4w HATCHER LOGWoOD 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
New Goods Received nearly every Week

THO J. PURvIS, Agit desires expects to do a
- much larger DRY GOODS BUSINESS in fuinrc
and with view this will receive Aeg Goods at his
Store almost every week in the year. Tie ia opening
This Morning April 9th, 1854,
Mantillas and Talnas, (new -t,le) splendid style
Dress Goods, Cspes and Sleeves Grass Skirts, Gloves
L.ce. Ribbons large lot Marselcs, Quits Parasols
Fans. &c. &c. Terms of doing business, CASH Hh
out disconHf.
2. s.-My fiends and the public generally will
please consider the ruinous IF ct. Of tho CREDIT
SYSTEM both TO buyers md scllcrs. anil then call and
buy their goods of me FOR CASH. JNO. J PURNI3,
apsdts Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

ihls Flow consists of two Flows. placed one before
the Other, on the same beam. The forward one takes
r'" from Href to s,r nchs deep, separating the roots
at the grass or vegetable matter and laws ii. .ire surface
'"wn IL the bottom OF the previous fIrrow; u, Il the
una one i"llows from toHr To inches deeper, and
raises and deposits its sic on that of the forward one
II pelhs raised and turned the sub .ui is broken and
menwed, and spread loose and evenly ove the sward
"r,ln The language OF the State Agricultural Committee
81 New, York, in their report of 1850, it makes n
'red bed almost perfectly as a spade
we WA KEEP constantly on hand largo ~ prtrent
1T SEASoNED LUMBER both yellow AID white
l'Ine, Oak, Walnut &c. whi,h We will Sc at regular
n"at or whoe>"l' prices Persons wanting lumber will
nd 1t Their adv'unge t. purchase at these Works as
Icy en-" have urh lumber worked and dressed to or
"er' thereby saving the expense of hauling
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18


N. B.-The same rates will be charged from
vine and all other Toats along The liueto Lyme"
aug l9-ts
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OFFICE Va. TENN. RAIL.RoAp Co

Lynchburg, Sept %. 1853.
From nm intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo g.
Cure. | feel confident that the Piedmont Works under
ms management will fully main'arn lis reputation
making Rail Road Cars as well as in any and all M
branches of mechaica operations
JNo. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18
Lynchburg Furnishing Warer0Om.

f1NHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RI.
specially to call the attention of the citizens III
lynelburg and the ad Joining country. his large and
u splendidassnrmentol BOOTS SHOES. hi
III CATERS. &c. of his CWN MAKE &~S
- and which are WARRANTED oFTHE BEST QUAIL
IYhHD SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
Persons wishing TO have good and durable Boot a.
Shoe for the present senson will do well call on M
n' am determined to pieuse, both regards qunlil
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above tls
franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Ctizens
Savings Bank 7. +. GRIMALDI
dec ll-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-18

NJ OT1CE.-My stock tools ana hands fo Ga. Fit
~ ting, have all arrived in Lynchburg and am now
fully prepared TO execute all orders entrusted to me
with faithf',lness and dispatch
would be- thankful 10 my friends to hand in their or
ers at to prevent hurry about the time til gas is
To be put
No Bills will be presented than the first of Jan
nary under any circumstances.
ie 22.dts A. G. DABNEY.
DAKLOK MANTLES-Just,e ceived which
l. will be sold cheaper than the Iron Nantes can be
bought and time suit purclaser~-Put up without
extra charge. j. b. GADDESS 4 BRO
0-ts
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tory endorsed. 'NI ''
tie subscriber thankful for tho vcry IilcrnI co,,,,
nse 'rs'o"ed "n him for he last ourteen Year, lie in
'Neh business IN Lvnchburg wonl it>t 4ntion TIA,
lie Will still continue his farmer brsie. -. ra,'c
p,1 'PeS VIVA the additional f,eili;,es now hnsaoJ
~ tne constant attention he feels Diet ,r. fuea r, 90 nv
us business in all ITS valious branches H. mo; cam
''''ih' 60 81 The patronage of liberal pu5,ic
9-rl -o-'S SEQ &. CtR,B.
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The attention of Farmers also invited to ii ca,
Works a. Tiers will be kept always and al kind, Of
Agricultural implements,
ay Flows liarrows, CultvalOrs Corn Shelters hu rs
at various pneIns aud of the most improved nnd In, -,
sJle And Hay Presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely on getting u,
good los at these Works they can at the Moth
or any other works. end at Northern prices
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E'AEkE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iror

l. Lyach6ug. Va, 10 Knor1ilie Tennessee, By me ,,
gina and Tennessee RaarOad, and Fa4sh d. Co.'S "
81 Stages Through tickets ran hc Obtained at y
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee RaIr'
Company, at the following points and the follow
rates, viz: