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ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
b y % :

A HEsEzssZs R9&e8
The Cheapest, most Comfortable and En-
peditious Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs.
A RRANGEMENTs having been made with the
n owners of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE to run between Aiexandrfa ana
Washington, distance Of six miles, In connection
with the trains this and the " 8shington Hall
roads, the following schedule viii take effect on and
After Thursisy, June LIST, 1854:
A Train from Alexandra to Gordonsville, and M
termedate Stations, will leave the Depot corner on
Duke and Henry streets, at Z O'Clock m, on the
arrival of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
time for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordons.
vile, at hslfpast 10 o'clock,-connecting at that
point With the Trains on tn: Virginia Central
Road, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Staunton.
Train from Gordo1srille to Alexandris and In
termediate stations, will leave Gordonsvilie az
II o'clock, On the arrival Of the cars on the
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexandra
at halfpast o'clock-thus allowing time to connect
with the train leaving Washington City Tor the
North, and for Dinner on board the boat.
A Train from Alexandria to Warrenton AID inter.
mediate Stations will leave Alexandra daily, sun-
days exoepted) at o'clock, p. m, arriving at War.
rent at halfpsst O'clock p. N.
On Sunday viii leave at o'clock a. m.
Train from Wsrrenton to Alexandria and Inter
mediate stations will leave Wsrrenton daily (Sun'
day excepted) at quarter before o'clock q, m, az.
irving at Alexandra at halfpast o'clock q. n.
On Sunday viii leave at quarter past IL o'clock,
Pm.
To 20
To Gordon yie 90
To Charlottesville IS
To Stauuton. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s 40
10 %LynchDurg o %
To fLuray Is
10 New W
Passengers for Luray and New Market will take
the train leaving Alexandria at o'clock .. M,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages at Culpeper, c. z.
Passengers fer Lynchhurg will take the train
| leaving Alexsndris at O'Clock, a. m, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, connecting with the
stages at Charlottesville.
G7-Passengers for the White sulphur Springs
wi ii take the train leaving Alexandria daily,
Meeting with the stages ct Staunton.
Freight Trains are running daily, Sunday ex.
| caPted)
Per order: ". b. BROCKETT, Agent
Alexandria, Va, Msy %. may sl-6
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10 WLERS, WELLS T. Co.,
tESsG Phrsnnlogists and Publishers, 231 Arch ST.,
w ! belJx SeTenth. Philadelphia. All works on
= Phr.nology, Water Cure, Magnetism, and
my Photography for sale at New York prices.-
exam; nations day and evening.
Cabinet free to visitors. may Ism
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carly grave. Let no young man or woman enter in.
to the secret obligations Of married life without
reading the POCKET f3SCULAPlUS Let no one
suffering from hacknied Cough, Pain in the side,
restless nights feelings, and the whole train
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ESOULAPIUS. Have the married, or those about
to be married any impeachment read this truly use-
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death.
A3-Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
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work by mail, or five copis5 will De sent Tor One Dol
lar.
Address, (post psid) I3. WE. YOUNG,
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ROGER BROWN & co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS GjBPOR TKRS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS.
No. 3S3 HIGH STREET,
(kstsee7a Eighth and Ninth, s:0r:H s!as,l
PHILADELPHIA; Pa.
,oaIR BROWN Ioc 28-1yl wILLILk wAILIC.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS:

The Flftleth Edition, WIN
One hundred Engraving
showing Diseases ana NJ !
formations OF the Humau
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form. To which is added a
Treatise On the Diseases Of
Females, being of the high
est Importance to married
people, or those contem-
plating marriage. By
WIN. YOUNG, NJ. d.
Let no father be ashamed
To present a copy of ths
XSCULAPIUS to his child
It may save him from an
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CUNNING. CUNNING '

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The Tent and the Altar, or, Sketches from Pstrisr
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Scripture Readings, sabbath Morning Reading. ON
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APOeayptc Sketches; or, Lectures on the Book os
Revelations 2 vols, 75c each
Lectures on our LORDS Miracles, 15c
Lectures on the Parables-75c
Voices of the Day and Night, voIs-,5c each
Voices Of the Dead, 75c
Church before the Flood 75c
All OF the above works by the Rev John CurB.
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London for sale by
GRAY BALLANTYEE
18th street, next to Odd Fellovs Hall.
ie 24d (SentineD NA~1'
AIDES WORLD OF FASHION, A
IL Journal Of the Courts Of London and PsraN
containing four beautifully engraved and col.
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dode5'e Lady's Book for July
Ladies' National Magazine for Julv
The Great Pictorial Hcayune for the ath No ,u
AL the weekly papers for this week
GSerything IN the Book and Stationerv lin. a.
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q, Cor. Pa. sv. and a St, Odeon BuiIdinx-
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INFORMATION FOR TRAVELLERS. DC
FOR BALTIMORE.

The Steamer OsCEOLA win re-
Ei6e-ss sumo her regular trips to Balti-
more on TUESDAY MORNING, the lith instant NJ
O'Clock. =.
Returning, lesVes bAemore every THURSDAY
St Mary's River, Md, kinsale and Cone River. and
the usual landings on the Potomac.
jyT-3ms JAS MITCHELL, Captain.
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lob PRINTING NEATLY AND EXPE-
y DITIOUSLY EXECUTED AT THE "ETENIAt
SIAIp' OFFICE. ie 2S-t,
10 PREVENT AND CURE CHOLERA, AM
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

4 LOT of OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE
~ THIS OFFICE. NAV DIT
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TIE Cheapest, most Conyorta6le and En-
pediious Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs,
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer

90 The California steamers leave New York 81
ne 9Th and Doth of each month.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN.

je 30-tf Bridge street, {
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05
Fine Salea Of Tobacco

A crop of new ground tobacco, consisting of
six hogsheads, raised by Maior Vim. Jones of
Campbell, was sold in this market last week by
John II. Tyree at the following prices: 3 hhds
bought by Ferguson x Co; | at $40 30 cts per
hundred weight; l at $3.50 cts, and at S23 ::
2 bought by J. l.. Clayton, | at S3l.50 and at
s35,and bought by oyler q Anderson at 500
The average, it will be seen, was nearly $50 The
reputation of the Lynchburg brands is so much
superior TO any other in distant markets. that our
manufacturers can afford TO pay higher prices for
the raw material than manufacturers else where.
Add to this the hberality of Lynehhnrg buyers
and the great competition that exists among them
and the seemingly singular fact that higher pri
ces can be obtained here, for good manufacturing
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The ENQUIRER, Ia democratic paper Published
in the city of Rohmondl is looking with some
little curiosity fer the proceedings of the meet
ing held in this city, with reference TO the small
note law And although it has ''met with per
sons calling themselves honest Nirgnans who
are vehement against violation of the laws OF
their country by others, while they are them
selves favoring a total disregard Of the laws of
the State" yet it is not "prepared 10 believe
that the people of Lynchburg are willing to
place themselves an equality with the mob of
Boston," The Enquirer might have spared its
sneer and saved its manners, if it had waited
day. For fear of such mistakes in the future,
and to relieve its anxious and pious soul from all
apprehension as TO this portion of its editorial
charge, we promise TO let the Enquirer know
hereafter when the people of Lynehburg need
its instruction.
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Correspondence of the Virginian.
Large Fire in Liberty.

Liberty, June, I'd, ls1l
I.eftwich's Hotel in this place. owned by Maj.
Thos Lcftwich, was entirely consumed by fire
this morning. II was first discovered between
II aud | o'clock, in one Of the garnet rooms. and
before any thing could be done, large part of
the roof was in flames, when it was impossible TO
arrest its progress. A large portion Of the fur
niture was saved. 1t was brick building which
was most favorable circumstance las n number of
wooden buildings on three sides of it and very
near it, would certainly have spread the fumes.
The night was perfectly calm The loss is con-
siderable-but was insured in the Marine CO.,
Richmond TO the amount Of $4,000 on the build
ing. and $500 on the furniture 1t is thought
to have taken fire accidentally. Yours. II.
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The Eastern War Important Rmnors

The New York Times states that it has infor
nation through private and highly respectable
sources In London, which indicate that the EN-
peror Of Russia is seriously inclined to with
draw from the position into which he has been
BETRAYED The Times adds;
Our informant states that the recent attempt
of Austria 10 re-open negotiations with the Car
win afford the desired If not indeed the concert
ed opportunity. for taking the first step in this
direction 1t is stated that Baron Meyendorh,
the Russian Minister, has assured the Emperor
of Austria that the Austrian note, which had re-
ceiyed the approval Of all the Ambassadors at the
Court of Vienna. will be answered in such man
ner as to show the perfect sincerity OF the En-
peror of Russia in denying all intentions OF CON
quest and aggraadizement to the detrlment and
prejudice OF the other powers, and to testify, at
the same time, his readiness to maintain peaoeif
II be not made conditional on the acceptance OF
propositions detrimental to the interests, dignity
and honor Of his throne. The reply of the Cabi-
net Of st. Petersburg, though vague in its mean
ing will be framed, says our informant SO as to
Intimate that the Car would not be unwilling to
suspend hostiIifies,and to send Pienipotenfidry
to q European Congress-"
The Times Is inclined to think the move IT 1t
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GROCERIES. Sc

On Wednesday morning the 9TH ins, -.
sold, to close sundry consignments. a T. WI
sortnent, of fresh and desirable Grocaege d
sisting in part of 'esieol
10 hhds Porto Rico. q N. o. sueor
% barrels Crushed aud Pulverized Sna..
so bags Laguira and Rio Coffee. CUR
30 Xes Sperm Candies.
10 barrels No | Herrings.
) 4" Mackeral.
30 boxes Window Glass.
% Pipes Cognac Brandy.
10 barrels Rectified Whiskey.
10 barrels Tanners Oil.
50 kegs Nails (assorted.)
$4,000 Havana and Principe Cigars A. :,
TERMs.-All sums under $50 cash wv w y y
60 days, over 800 mo tbs credit for a n'p
paper. {. X. PHELPS. 4a.s.
Jun 3. see
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l0HnEaalii..
,m...,,,, rol,a ,oo and Wheat Market.

JUNE Sd, 1854.
TOBACCO. inspections the past week 4IS
bbds apainst 37glllhds, corresponding week =
last year. Market rather dropping, particularly
for common grades. Sales at from 80 % to soi
for inferior to good Lugs6 to 81 for good to tine
do 6 10 s.: for common TO fair shipping leaf y
to 81: for good TO fine do. Good Manufacturing
continues scarce, and sales during The week nave
ranged from 10 to s36 80. One crop OF mus
made by Maj. VIM Jones OF campoeii soio at al
average of 81 93.
WnEAr-Receipts small; sales at ! % to 10
WM. I. SMITH,
Comm Merchant.
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Message from the President Against Filibus

|
tefs
WASHINGTON. May 3lst.--The President has
issued the following proclamation 10 the L ;.
Marslals, eNe., to prevent the movements OF Fill
busters against Cuba, aud warning adventures
Of the consequences;
Nv the Presidenf Of the United States.
a PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Information has been received that
sundry persons, citizens OF the nlted States,
and others residing therein. engaged ia or
ganging and fitting out n mihtnry expedition tor
the invasion of the Island of Cuba; and whereas
said undertaking Is contrary to the spirit ana eA-
press siipnlations of treaties between the United
States aud SPUN. derogatory 70 the character of
this nation, and in violation of the obvious du-
ties and obligations of faithful and patriotic cit
iaen~: and whereas ii il the duty Of the consiitu
ted authorities of the United STATES 70 hold and
maintain the control OF the great question of
peace or war. and not suffer the same 10 be law
lessly complicated under any preteneo whatever;
and whereas, to that end all private enterprises
Of a hostile character within the United States
against any foreign power with which the United
States are at pence, are forbidden and declared
10 be IA high mistemeanor by an express act of
Congress-Now, therefore, in virtue of the au-
thority vested by the constitution in the Presi-
dent Of the United States, do issue this proela-
nation 10 warn all persons that the General Gov
eminent claims II as right anu duty To lnteIpose,
for the honor of its flag the rights of its oit
zcns, the national security and the preservation
of the public tranquility, from whatever quarter
menaced, aud ii will not fail To prosecute with
due energy all those who, unmindful of theif own
aud their country's fame, presume thus t dis
regard the laws Of the anl and other treaty oh
legations. earnestly eAhort all good citizens 10
discountenance aud prevent any movement III
C ,nAict with law and national filth. especially
charging the several district attorneys, collect
ors, and other officers of the United States--
civil or military--having lawful power in the
10 exert the same for the purpose of
maintaining authority and preserving the pence
of the United States.
Giving under my hand, and the seal of the
United States, at Washington, the 3lst day Of
May, in The yoarof our Lord, 1851, and the 18th
of theindcpendenee of the United States.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
4 tot
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The WHEREABOUTS OF TUE "GRAPEsuoT.''-
In the New Orleans Delta of the 2lst instant, in
reference to the report that the clipper bafque
Grapeshot was operating in the British chan
we read as follows:
THAT our readers may not fall into the error
that this is ''our' Gropeshot, which has been ~
ing some time off the mouth of the Mississippi,
we would state that the redoubtabe little clipper,
with her assorted hardware, is still on hand, and
the splendid bassa of her gallant captain may be
heard next Sunday in the choir of the Presbyte-
rian church of this city. Our Grape-hot has no
taste for privateering, and her worthy captain,
though not indifferent 10 the glory open warfare,
has no taste for anything which approaches as
near piracy the seizure of English or Russian
salt ships that have not had time to get home
after notification of the declaration of war"
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RICHMOND .MARKETs-June l.

The foluwing quotations nfc Wholesale. For
small orders higher prices vii, be charged:
Bacon City cured AM Smitlfeld hog round, 81 to
9 cents, " esern Sides "a a75 Shoulders o. Hams
l0a II; W esiern Bagged ~ y; Queen Cit Ham 49,
BU,rER-Common Butter in demand at from to 0
cts; Prime scarce AMI wanted. al 20d2j Goshen
23a25
CoiFEN--W quote Rio 4 a l44c; Laguyra l25aI2
Java la 10 II; Mocha l4d Is
fIsH-ilerri IS. North Carolita gross, s. 25. at
which ,hrre OF NV; family Roe in bbls. 81;
do in half barr.'s "a; Cpped 81. Shad $40 % bl.
Mnrkurci No. $l7 IS - thl No 9 SIa No 3
So; No. s6a p; lla FIX Clipped So.
GrNsFNG-37a374e p ID.
nUASo-Govefnmen Agents have advanced the
prices. Neqaote Peruvian al So 5n delivered from
si.nr--ttom AT S35
n,pEs-Sleoehered tents p III. green weight; calf
skins green Sl'al % Ne S psnsh hides in market.
HAY-Sl t. ewt. by the enigo
lRoN AND NAtLs-rig s3S a a. 49 ton; Sw. des : %
l0) u To; English refined loo; Common English $Sj;
American nniry sS5; Tredegar $90G95 Cut NAILS,
i305r fp h.
LUMBER Glear white pine $3.50 40. refuse do $40;
understandable 2O0s95 p NJ Oae inch yellow pine
plank la sl5 three qn do. pa -: d. LA Is;
/! do l30 lii2 do Il 50a b. flooring 1922 80, fice
measure: sounding Hob Tor heul and sap; all heart
l6a20, according sizt; garden ras. heat and san
l1a els eacli N senlt 1895 rts shingles 81 50G
s II Nj; weai er boarding $l3al6: inch oaa plank
S25D30; huttonwood ! inch, s.5@2s; do. ( irch, SO
a29i inch cherry 500 popar S20d25 ID NJ; shingles.
Il inch bunch So 2oRG SO a NJ. by tue cargo.
MoLhssEs. New Orleans, 2ia2s cts. d galon
Porto kiro PA lie.
PorAroks-pnlatoes source and in demand at 81 40
" bus. for Northern MERGERS
fLAsrkr- Lump pluster, none IN market for sale;
Ground 50.
SALI--Liyetpool fine per sack 81 %.
SUGARS II an /" strictly New Orleans 4J55 cts
70 to 'tieo Sac r slacv prime; Coffee Suga, 647 j.
r',ned lal 94ado; crushed 9a9i; clarified 74Us4.
NooL-Washed, none nrrivinai prices nominal at
% cents INV tshed, - cts d II.
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP
Brfr-- la s. 90 y .,y gross, Which is $10ll net.
lloGs-DuIi, al - - net.
SnEtr-M ltfoa - : lar So 5O105 IA piece for ordi-
nary aud sufetio se,r. LANES bring s a031 eacu,
becnrdins to qoaiiy.
VEAL caves lii for Yeal sell Mt Sc p Is. gross
Richmond Tobacco Market-Iune l.
loRteco.-1he market Yesterday aud the day before
vs. more m mated, with slight Improvement in mices
to1ieed ~ Aesiera, the sale IF one line matufacu
m. Lnn.Ll1l u. 3 y II
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Va liable Groceries &c, for S.l.

DY virtut ul n deed Of trust i. XecottJ
HD sriib rs, by Thomas 7. Moorman. bq.fa IN
May l9ih lS54,and Of reco,d in thu CIeik. ,gi :
Musings Co 1T Of tie city ri Lynchbnrg md +
purposes therein named, We will sell by way nf nr
ton. Wednesday tn 2lst june 1854 nj IN ,i3
ut the store house occupied by said Moo MN =. n
sree', Lynrhburg. VERY VALUABLE SToers !
GROCERIES, which have been recentIy nd "
were wed selected, and nsis Of ani les 'l sa
quality.
ALSO, share Of Stock in the Lsncbluro < A.
don Telegraph Company. slmles in tba D |
Mount Turnpike Company hon Sc and carr and
horse. cart
TER MS-Chsh to all sums under Gly dr..
ms all sums I that amount and over credit n -,
days, secured by negotiable rotes well endorsed s'
JOEL B. LEtTWICH
JAS. f. PAYNE Urn -.
+. w. PAGE,
20 All persons indebted 10 I +. Moormep mr. :,
late concern of Moorman = Mari are rfo1ese5
make speedy payment Us, their bonds account. Z
having been conveyed To
JOEL B. LEFTWIoH J
JAS. +. PAYNE Trustee,
+. W. PAGE,
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MASONIC HALL.
THE GREAT FRENCH DIoRAM.

In Consequence ofthe very liberal patronage by the
q zeus Of Lynchbare, this II storiea Masterpiece o.
arr aud French Mechanical shiil, will bo on exhibit n
Al"Hsiay AMI fpes'ay the 9th aud 9Th.
ion 5-I2t
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SEABURYS SHOE & HAT STORE
~ 1884 Spring Supply.

I At receiW alatge supply great variety 81 .Pa
Summer Clouds. ! ana confident I'll re has lf'
been opened in Lyuchburg such an a.-"hneat ii l.
DIES CATERS. SLIiPERS, BUSklNS, B00'
LlNDS and WALKING SHOES; GEN LEhhN
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLlPPEhS& TINT,
MISSES GATE PRS, BOOTS and Sl.lPfERS; R0l
BOOTS und SHOES and CHILDREN'S Sd0bs'
the small CART LOAD!
Also splendid sortmtut of MEMS BOYS aid CHI
DRENs SUMNER HATS and CAPS. Also, 1ayeh4
Trunks, Ca pet B IS Val $, Umbrellas, &c., 40
My two oldest are with me iis taesmen. an
Is my purpo-e to have every accommodation extendfa
my customers which reason will approve. To VI
liberal community my heartfelt thanks tender
with that all 81 all be done that ought ia y
to .ecIrc its continuance. P. SEABURf
n B. My tiienis will end some one in my saf
almost every hour. day night except the S4ais'
ON that dnv u.crp is no mirance of course. IL
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VALUABLE WHARF LOT FOR SALE

VALUABLE WHARF LOT FOR SALE
ON the 10Th day of June next, al noon AT Gny lo
" in the County Of Prince George, shall sell 10 d
highest bidder ii valuable Lot at City Point. loimef
Richd G.. Dunn's Lot t. be sod lnderu leeree
Court for div: sion between J. Rowlet and others an
Tazcwcli :. Muriun's widow and hrirs. There s
acre or more Of land, on Witch is comfortable dye
ing hiuse ice house and other out houses with via
il xcelent order, funtiHg on the river Ion feet
TERMs-A credit of IL and Is months, for nfgd
able notes. with good and sufficient eudorscts, with
tcrcst from the sale. j.. L MAY, Cammt
June | tSjun.
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Third day-chcuit Court Lynohburg
JUDGE TIECn PREsIpiNo.

JUDGE LEIGH PREsIpfSo.
.Jno. G.. Williamson was this day tried on an IN.
diotment for woundng with intent 10 main @e'
a man named Dorsey Prosecution abandoned
aud verdict not guilty. For Commonwealth, j.
Garland, for dcfenceJ u. Speed, :. Booker and
A. VI. Tribe
Taylor and Chism convicted for passing eoun-
terfet money, were sentenced by the Court
Jures adjourned to Tuesday the Hastings e9nrt
Occurring Monday.
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be made. is another Russian trick 10 postpone
operations, and "a secure the auxiliary forces Il
iinpsssahe roads. tempestuous waves. aud all the
rgor Of a Water, that would be the undoubied
death of the sick man,
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aN WE shall offer for sa e. by public auction on Sl.
NELL day the 10Th day OF June. 1851 at II cock
NJ on the premises. that valuable property at G
Point belonging to the estate of the late Rufus Hols
aud until recently occupied by " $ Sarah Duraa
II ere are two lots Nos 10 and IL The Wh1rf .
(No. II is exceedingly valuable, fronting immed@,
on the river 100 leet, with depth oil 22l eet I
Lot No fronts fifty feet stree the whole prupe
comprising one nc -, more ar lyss
The speedy completion of the South Side Railro
and its extension IT, Cy Point render this prof
ty very drsira lie. TO the IA, wa,ding and CORN s
merchants tor either North Ca,olina OF fhs Greu We
this property woull be incalcuale in value.
TEkMS-$200 in rash will be rcqu ed; the baiaa
credit OF 6, ~ aud Is months, the urcha,er,to
negotiable we'll endorsed. AID tie title LOT
properly to be etained until paid for.
ROBERT II. MANN and
ALEXANDER DOMAIN,
i'm .diS inn Cnmmis sinneT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05

We are requested to say that public meeting
will be held at the Masonic Hall next Friday at
) o'clock. T.. NJ, for the purpose OF forming an
agricultural society auxiliary to the State So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-05

The Washington National Monument has
reached the height Of l5i feet, costing about
S230,0)0.