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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-22

E.Iat DC Ia l.oulsiaor. = Parol,,e A.
sonption.-Cour du 5me District Ju-
disi9irc.
Succession de George ". Philips.
httondu que Scrqh 4. Rhiu administrator
&c de la sasdite succession a dc pose Ell Cour
M compte de son administration ajusi quune
petition en- ~detuandaut lhomo]ogation-
= Avis est par lie present dome d tous ceuN
que celia psut concerner d'avoir d dtdnire
sous les rent jcurs lts ra.sans ponr
lesquci!es lie dit compte ne serait pas APP
prouvG ct homoiogue ell lis to.ds rtpArt,s con-
formtment All dit compte.
Par urdrc ir ia t'onr
DESIRE ! EsI.ANC. or, tuer,
Assumption, Ii II Atrll 1884
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-22

Notice is hereby given to the f
to purchase any thing from any of the slaves
belonging to W. II. Pugh & Co. without a
witrcn or verbal order from the owners or
oyersecr w. II. PuGu & Co..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-22


ETAT liz LOUISE ANE.-Coar du
Ciaaniene District Judlciaife .-parols
sc Assumption.
Succession de joseph Moliere Ct Czit-
lie hIolitre.
Attendu que ~Frn,qois Mollere adrninistra4
teur DIES susdites SUGGESTIONS q depose en-
Cour IN compile de son administration. ainsi
qu'unepetition demandaut l'hoinologation.
Avis. est par le present dome a tors ceux
que celia paut concerner, d'ayoir a deduire
sosts dix yours, les raisons pour lesquelies lie
dit compile he serait pas approuye ct honoio-
CUE ct les fonds repartis contormenlenf AL DIT
compts.
Par ortlre dc Ia Ionr.
Assumption. lc Mai 1854.
DESIRE LEBLANC.
Grenier.
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AVIS.

Dernierement rccude Maysvillc (ky) les
Charrues des marques saisantes
William Nc Cianahan;
james Hall;
Young q 60.
A ycndre au prix des %fibyiqnants par
PUJOS ct VEKRET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-02
Rivers and Harb0rs.

From the Washington INTEL gencsr Jan 81
ebt weeks OF tbs sen sion OF Congress having passed
and no bill reported for appropriations for the imp
meDt Of rivers and harbors, socituds In expressed To
various quarters 10 the probs bss o, action dnn
present session, and inquiries have addressed
to us uIon Ike subject which should be glad
II We coph.
The subject elected some remarks In The ssn,is on
THURSDAY last In reply to Inquiry by a Bell whs.a'r
the q mn ittee Commerce. la that body 70 ,ka
pre,sniativetf The reply OF the chE man, Mr. Hsmln
Indicated chposiioD the art II tie comm tt-e -
await the movement Of thu House. All appropriations
ought 20 originate In that branch; though tn@rs hsd
popnstu been, Mr. H. said, bills reported 10 favor of
appropriations for such WORKS as tbs ppi river aoi
ote OF general character Mr. Bel referred I, the
waste which oesys produced In works commenced ADD
ancc 81 early legislation Bot the rq ay aud o,nv-rsa
ton thereon esule3 in tina 70 neral bill
VI MD be reported TO the Ssnsts
Early IN the session moi N made IN the H,ase 81
Repreten ativss to have bi reported mailing
aliens for the oom pleton OF works the j,a
was oefen ed and the whole subj ct il before the C1m
mt,te Commerce, said to be favorxbs TO i'm prove.
me- of EAtonAl character The report is ,ked for
wi n DO small degree Of interest
The table given below will rbov the sQsrs,ate .uoun
annually appropriated during . period OF tnfrtv nios
yesrs the pnb caon Of which may be acospt.bs our
readers ~ this tine
lie January, Is47, BY resolution OF the Senate o,r
was made upon the Secretary Of War staten mt on
all the appropriation made the oonssru stion aud ,,
pair Of ali roads forthea an hsr5crs Aud FOR ths
Improvement Of rivers In each and all o. the States ana
Territories Of the United States shoviny the Amoun Ana
period q each appropriation and srpsa siturs"
10 compfAscs With this cali, wAs ore %
,. Col AssGt. coies 0. u: To!o..s.h..G. -.
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TELE9R APHIC.
THIRTY-THIRD CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


WAsmscroS, Feb. !, 1854.
SLAVERY PETITION PENNSYLVANIA
Mr. sUMsER, (frse soiD Of Mass, presented psatisa
from Lancaster county Pa praying that Congress would
prevent the introduction slavery territories
Tree and y ing north Of SO 20 Laid on the table
PROPOSED REhovAL FINAL ACTION ON PRaz.
DENTAL NOMINATIONS
Mr. sIIDnI (dem) Of La, offered . resolution direct
ing the Committee Judiciary to inquire into expe
dency Of Amencipg the rules Of the Senate 10
the Injunction OF secresy upon final action upon al
LonnAtons retaining that secresy upon al debates aad
proceedings such nominations.
Mr. SIN ELL said experience had shown that the ruiz
bse wing senesy ths fnal Of the Sssapss
action onnominatsns WAS mpracticabls recent eass
had attracted much attention, and next morning tbs
public vss aware how each Senator had voted.
Mr. CLAYTON (wbg) OF Del, said he did not think there
vas anything in the rules which prohibited Senator
r. difcosing the results when senate had
rived poMns tions that IL Vas Teisctrd or
Il med. Such matters had never been supposed 20 b
feeiet He bso always supposed Senstor ocnld stats
nov be had vs'sd hmsel but hov others had votsd
Mr. WALLER, (dem y OF Cal, was 10 favor OF amsndinT
The rules by ao sing reporters TO b. preent duris<
be xecoiive session in order that tas dbslss mshtb,
Lrbphed we'll as the votes when tho iDlaactoa OF
secrecy was removed.
ketsrs BADGyK sIIpuL Brrn and CLAYTON. msds
fu ther rks after whch the resolu Ion was amended
so 81 10 direct an quiry A. whether the rules ursd
.ry Amendment and, IL so what and thea the rsouao0
pRoTy@1roS rop 4 NATIONAL FOUNDRY Al pm lDRtPnA
Mr. BsoinED, en- } of Pa, OGered . resolution.
cbeetng inqany sss the proprisly OF Authorizing tbs
OF War 10 construct ustionA foundry PENN
ynatiA.
ACCESSORY 1sANex COMPANY
Mr. PAnN, (dtm % Me-, from The Cymmittss on
g Nsros reported I'LL horizs the issue OF Amer.
10 the vessels osned by Accessory Graz
~ Conpsny and used 10 the transportation OF pAsssn
g.rs and ireisst estwten ports the Atlantic and
1rcihc.
tyr CITIZENSHIP or CHILDREN BORN ABROAD, Mo.
Er hrTEs (d-H ~ O., reported back the Houss
bill 10 secure III. right Of citizenship TO children OF
United States citizens born Of ats thereof
rsc amending tbAi these words bs strusk out: rhs
sry voran married. who shall bs married. TO ot
~ The Unitet Sttss shall be deemed and taken 10 be
cuirnn
Many petitions ard reports we're then prevented.
Tfig CASH or Mr. Panps, Tis VERMONT SENATOR,
VAS then taken up and Mr.. wLIIAas dem y OF ~ n
supper ted the views OF the maj my OF the
thr the limitation 10 The constitution sppllA ou,,
tAs lia. a-..s- 49, vs,c.s. sAsAass 49, W.
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tra ~ agent Of the United which has been called
for viii undoubtedly develops matters OF mush interest

tra agent Of the United which has been called
foI VIII uDdoub'eoly devsops matters OF much interest
orrsspontence of the the wrnssnro' g CO. Regi.tar
WASHINGTON. Jao II, 1854
The first evening soiTes OF the was eyen ths
evening. IS usual, tLess Jam aad = squeeze Bat
ech coec Ion never cong ezat-d -ithin the walls
OF onr house Lsdiss with extraordinary log nscked
aefses escorted BY musAchtd ponatum handles edged
their way through the crowd Muses. who have asst laid
who apee In dress and exceeded them the length
OF their Eta aiding collars and fan colnre1 crAvnts old
whose wrnhsd faces were sds smooth BY tsepoh
chalk and coiored by rouge-olt bachelors with jet
black hair and WHISPERS OF dtnsv red or dApplsi gray
p!ebisnf cerks, and and women whose virns hung
loessy around their shoulders were mixed with
tarie foreign mnisters and foreign apes pulling
pushing and squeezing themssvesiu aud out and fro
Swift the pencil Of Hossrth, in order that might
place paper fac pile OF a soires 1t the
g White House." and present 1t TO your readers.
Correspondents OF the New Orleans Pieayune
WASHINGTON, Jsn. Is, 1854
powerful effort IL to be made soon to procure this
establishment of California mail via Nicaragua
Senator Weller. Postmaster General CampbelI Ia com.
mittd IN favor Of the project favor of buying u
me steamers OF the mail via Panama. and
disseminating the contract altogether according to the
terms OF the hw authorizing said contract joseph L.
White OF New here to urge the passage Of the
and had An interview with Mr. Campbell yesterday In
which the latter declared himself rrsvocaby opposed to
the K n routs, vie Vera Cruz and acapulco.
he will find II task to maintain Il Is Com Van
derbt Of New York has satisfied himself thatths soats
and healthy, and n determined to nuke it 40. Hs s
not IN the habit Of fa ing in snythiss BE has already
sn.Gsd INT, an sIrangsnsnt 18th NILS Of New York.
dependent line OF steamers between New York and Cali
fornia competed Of yAndArbpt's steam yacht North
Blade ON the Pacific rhia line viii 20 into operation
hext month, running via Aspiawall and Panama; but
whenever shal be deemed advisable Of course he viii
iansfer the vessels to connect with the Ramsey
route.
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Ennssrs, exhibiting the aggregate appropriations In eaen
year also apitulaton showing FAR practicable
In what States the expenditures have bean made.
statement of the amounts since appropriated would
b OF interest to the pubhs 1T this moment
AMOUNTS ArrRoPNArKD IN EACH YlAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-02

The million Of this for the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal.
The appropriation law OF 1888 directed that but
PORTION (not exceeding hAl Of appropriated
should be expended in that year.
/ Fractions OF dollars are omitted In these sums.
The sums exptnd ed for Notifications embraced II
q SEP arAte report
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
GAS LIGHTS.

vENiiE Lyme burg GINS Light Company fully
l. prepared to furnish Stores, Churches. Factories
uni pryat" families with Gus OF superior quality
Whether consider the briuncv Of the light, its free
dom from cry thing calculated soil rooms furniture
carpets oheapne-s. il for superior any other
gl in L>e We leg TO invite attention to he
following recommends ion OF few those who tave
ested lis qualities.
The undersigned, who me- u'iug tias manufactured al
the I.ynchburg Gas " orhs take In,ue in recommend.
ing il cizens al lnrec, beng better. clrnner
and cheaper than olcr liz lat have u>ed consider
Ing the amount of lighl oIluned.
Robert Early. Htigl4,. McE !erly 4 Co,
/. A. Atkinson, Baker \ G avcv,
Simpson Bro Bunot gh-, Skater. n Co,
John I. Wright, b. SunIer,
Philip ". Payne Glass q Rane,
Juo. IL Mtcm, 7. Dudley,
VIM. Srilzrr. & NJ. Gucgenhcmer,
Acter t. McCianuhun, c. Morse
McDomm x Peters, Wn b. x c. Fisher
q. Rurner Smkicr \ Co.,
T.. Il. Gibbs "iseo OF : A. bnyd,
Bupst Ch. rch, W. / Ardrl so Il Co...
Rosscr Il Cawthon, Horncr, Watson x CO..
Norycll House, McDanic, Hunt& Preston,
CIms ]. bee. 1hos. Sharp,
na,uick Iuuse. Gen1Snp of R..
W. ". LeGwicl. Il Bro, Frewcl. g. Hail,
Nashnsto4 House, ID. Is. Pauc
,. Langhorne, Hat, her u Logwood
Jas NJ Boyd. }Wardens of st Paul's
Sam. W Shelton, 5Chur,h.
Those wishing to introduce Gas n certain the
and any other information rspet ting it, by apply
Ingto I. c. HOPPER SUI crin, ndent.
may Is dts
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AsmOE NmATEmPORIUM, "A
MAN sThtEr LYEcHRuRG, VA. ~
(Eonr Do0rS nbore khe Mnrket HoMSe.

-Four Doors ADORE the Market House,
The subscribers e.prertuly cali the attention OF their
trir own manutactufe, and TINT Of j Miles 4 Sons;
fine Patent rnthcr cutters. CutI Caters aud Shoes ol
all desci pton,; Lnrs' SHOES. comprising + Hck aud
Sontag Boots, a-u, W Ry,n& Gus KID .iu,kits
chrnird for heir fine h Childrens Shoe, of nus
kinds md sizes Gents fine Mulcskin, Nebraska and
Know Nothing tut; Children. Hats and Cap; Carpet
Btgs; Trunk. Vn'.es Sc, &c AL Of which
un,ed 10 be of the very best aud humhug, aud
which will be sold rs heap rs they can be bought
my house in the city if not chen Come quickly,
bnrgans may be Ind FRETW ELL 4 HALL.
- "a 4
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TO SpOrtsmen and Others.

II VIE sub crbers most respectfully ask an examina-
l. ton of their Fall importation of Guns Rifle Pis
tols. Walking Canes Fishing Tackle with genen as
sortment of Ere Arms and Sporting Articles, Colt $
Res divers. Silver plate aud Ivory Stock DEM, Adams
Il Deans Sclf1iocking and REVOLVING Cylinder Pistols
Self Cooking Single ana Renewing Pistols, Dixnns.
Iiawksley's Powder Flaska Shot Belts oni Pouci e.
Gnme Bugs Wash Rods, Wnd Punches Drinking tasks
Gun WadIing in sGcris - boxes. Eiey's, Walkers
Cocke'., Wrspcy 5, Rchards, 6. ID. aud Ferrous
sion Gnps Razor. nnd Pocket Cutlery; 30 -smple-
Bowie Knives. Call and see those Wesley Richards
Double Guns, Dean Adams Il DEAN, aud Saloon ris
Inls nj WN. b. y G. FISHERS
Opposite The Noryell House, Lynchburr, Va,
npp yts
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L.. j. EOlkES

HAS exhhitionnnd open for the inspection Of
4 he pubic at his Warcroams,upper end Main = ,
II lage md beautiful assortment of Furniture. His
stork embraces every article sutnle for housekeeping,
from the plnincs md cheapest the finest a'icle
uaclurrd all made Of the best material by good work
u,sn, after tie lnlcsi and mast APP roved patterns
No pains rXrrioa will Ice spared to give sat sac.
ton To those who nrny call nu him
All wur, sold nj thi. housr securely packed. free 81
charge and warranted to go safe any distance.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses made order II the
shortest rorice uLd On the most reasonable terms.
,ep.l Is III Rep cory
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
Low Fare from Lynchbnrgto Richmond |:
THREE QQLLARSi

ON and after the lUth July. Boat. will leave
]. nrbug Tor Richmond. ltweekly, VIZ: Tuesday
Thursdays saturday.ai dreetl, after the
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lynchhnrg
two night and day tine Boat.; and thnsr
Win hav busiaess in Richmond can without ioss,n
time, save o. SO by tsking this route For Char,oes
Vile tri.weohy coaches IN Scoti-yile; lenSe
L,i hbure NJ m. arrive in Cha onie.,ille day
at p m- BOYD, EDMUND n DAVE 20
inli
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
T. = WHITTEMOltE Il BRO

NTOULD respectfully announce to ti'e citizens of
w Lynchburg and vicinity, thl they manafnr.
turing M their Agricultural Wiks on the Ba.in, K h
NJTcuEL'S PUMP 4 FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the m. perfect article ut the kind cher
ed to the public, designed for Factory, Fire and Gor.
den Engine and is peculiarly adopted to private DIV Ell
ires afa, ding th I'm Fire Engine under their direct
command, capable of oicng water over "a two story
DIV cling.
All orders promptly attended to and Pumps put il to
Well. 81 Spring. the usual ntes. and warranted u
perform we'll for year.
We nrc the exclusive agents for the counties of Camp
h,ll inherit. Bedford and Appumnltux.
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$40 REWARD

ID AN away frumlhe subscriber. the 18th May u
IL negro man named MIKE belonging 10 MIR -
Dance, of Powhstan county. Va. The sud negro Is
bout fl. inches high; well set; hack-bctween % aud
80 years old; he NAVY Cup, h uther clothing
remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered to me-, ton no Va Il Tenn Rarusd ru
sski co Va, $lO IT edged IN jail Whe,e | get
Sim. JACOB RuMBOrGH
luhSis
~ Richnnnd w = md Buchanan Recnrler copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS
4 MOTHER TkIUNpn!

"A ICH y cos =, ildcr's Petent) sALAFAN.
DER SAFE SILL NIG1ORIOuS.--The f,llowing
cribear, selected, nor bechusc II Is IT," best bit boz
il is the Inst that has hand shows the fire.
pro- qualities ut these SAFES
New Orleans AUGUST 10Th 1854.
MtszRs. STEaRss x MAHyIN, New forH:
Gentlemen.-ln the great lire which occurred h'rn
the 9th inst store was comp "tely consumed -
The flames from the drug store opposite came npo.
rapidly thnt We had barcly tim" to lock nrour books
ami max" e.cnpe through the bhck door Our safe
wns Of Yum Rich Co. Snnnander Wiidc. Pat.
ent and niongh ife OF he hottest,
being large quantity Of Liquors, Oils hnd Other mer
chandse stored in the building yet the book md papers
came unniured except that the binding slightly
steamed We ARE perfectly satisfied thnt your Safes
are fiHE Poo, and shoI procure another Of the
kind Yours &c,
h. NJ. DALEY & Coz
lnrge supply of different szes of the Move Safes
why's on hand. Jones Worlds Fair lock- II which we
sole prnprelors for the United States, Yae'. Pow
der Proof Lock Day & NrweIi.' Parautoptic Lock aud
other relchralcd Locks applied Safes may Ice pre-
lerfed. BauL Saios md jewelers. Safes hand or
II ade to order. STEARNS x MARVIN
la ~ LAG Water Street, New York.
Sole manufacturers - Snlnnandcl Suics, combining
"Wlldrrs Patent and "Rich'- Patent"
snp82m wnmcn
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WATCH q JEwELRY ESTA SLISaMENT
Gold and Silver Ware Mandatory.
N. SILyERTNeRNA CO.


q WE have just received. from the Nusl''rn cite.
"A a large suppl, of Watrbe, and Je"elr,, which
~ were purchased In person and W. can therefore,
every article sold.
In the stock wi be found fine gold and silver lever
Watches from the fae-t CHRONoMETBR, down To
lain article all OF which genuine and perl aps III
les, a .sortmen, ever opened in this market
snrhe jeweiy line will -ay Tint no article be
called for which c able Ia dher.
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED srock d rentlemens
Vest and Fob Chains. and Ladies Brea-, PMS and Ear
Rings, &c, " II be found very attractive.
GoLD AND SILVER W tRs.--We invite -pecial atteu
also facilities Ia manufacturing Gold aud
Silvcr War large assortment oi which /. kept TN.
stnny Oh D ,d and deserves the spotihno OF all who
wish ia purchase
RsPAInse.-Watches. JeweIrs and all articles Of
Gold aud Silver Ware repaired aud improved on the
shortest notice.
Persons visiting Lynehburg AMI desiring any a,el'
in line will find their advantage II call and ex
anime the stock. We anxious to exhibit these
goods, knowing that the superiority % imPorutions
and the unsurpassed workmanship Of manufacturing
cannot be exc He'd.
CTS
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O'd Time is swiftly flying;
And that same flower that blooms tu-day-
To morrow may be dying
A Ii who desire of themselves, tar1iiv, friends, n
IA correct, highly finished, and UNFADlNG DA-
GUERREOIYPE LIKENESS, or one of those n
most breathing Strreo,cnpic Pictures should embrace
the present urportun tas delays rangerous) II
cali the Gallery OF MINNIS & CO. Tn, ha,n
large an beautiful assortment of Gold Locke-, Pins,
Rings Bracelets &c. with every style Of Case and
Frame in which TO Place Pictures; any of which,
filled with Likeness taken in their inimitabe stye,
will make the most bcautiful-and at the
time, The most acknowledgement that be adc,
aud one that will be Treasured up sacred memento,
long alter the loved doner shall have passed away.
They have III their possession every late ind impor
tant improvement in Chemicals ard Apparatus know
in the art, and prepared take pictures il every
stye, and warranted to please call from the citizens
OF Lynchhurg and surrounding country is respectfully
llclted, whetlnT they may u sh pictures OF not.
GALLERY in Lynn hbuig Vain s., door, from
Bridge Il. adj mi the Stora of DIR. Lyman Syc
am"r' It, Petersburg, and Main 81, Richn ond, Va.
e. W. MINIS
sep8ls \. s, TANNER
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs
Fare from u,ySpehlDvurg

To Lexington. " ITO White Sui tuur,. VI 80
Rock. Alum......3 so Sweet ami Red : 90
Warm& hot Sr'gs. 3 0O 4" DaEgers Springs = so
nUR Packed Boats leave Lynohhurg for Buchanan,
" daily (Sundays excepted al NJ, i arrive at b
p m Returning leave Buchanan. daily, att m (San-
days excepted) md arrive In lyhchburg. t N
Al North River the Boats with daily line Of
stages for Lexington, Rock and Bath Alu y, Warm and
Hot Springs; Gmers iii with the stage for Naur-
nj Bridge aud Bu. hanan with lines the White
Sulphur; one by the sea, and the other hy Dagger
Sprnigs.
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COAL.
C(lAl L..

4 'OAk, COAL. COAL.
~ All persons wishing IN supply Themselves with
good alticlr a. ReI-asl Anthracite and Blum mons
Coal Tor the winter srnSon will find it to their interest
1t they leave heir orders with III, under .iged MS soan
a. fossli,; an they viii be get their Cnal hy
Rchm nj mea.uIcnrnt. and at ~e. Rirhn,ond prices
including fire ght and tolls DAHL S. JASPER
g dr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
Seed Store.

b. RUCkER offers to the trace, AT his SEED SToaE
IA. pPoste the Bank Virginia, the following cat
aloeue OF Field Seed which fresh and free from ,r
oign impure seed. Embraced in the list n severed
ylrice,-ohered for the first time TO the Farmer,
OF ' ia uia:
hahGni Grass, Rescue Grass,
Orchard Grass, Lucernc
Herds hIass, Musheet,
Red Clover, Ever Green
aaPlin Clover. Blue Grass,f for lawns.
Hybrid 'ioYef Timothy,
Green-Sward.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
NEW ROOks! NEW BOOIxS.!-
~ PAYNE & CHRISTIAN


no THE u; EKCIIANTS.--THEA ADAMS
l. EXPRESS co. have the ex.lus We privilege OF Ex-
pressing all Goods the Southside Railroad. Mer-
chants have facilities Of receiving good, direct,
uihom delay. from all points, with much greater des.
patch, id less expense All good forwarded of the line
FREE CHARGE.
Order your Good by the ADAMS EXPRESS Co.
w. II. Mos. y, Agent.
sep 27.ts Lynchburg. Va.
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Plated goods.

Unable CASiOkS. MATTERS, TnIl and humber
Candeslick-, Shutters, Trr@,, Forks Spoons, K C.,
la = supply on hand; for sale cheap, by
may % GREGORY & RDYALL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03
PLASTERING

VNHE subscriber lake. pleasure m Informing In. M
friends that he is ad, to su.@er atyc call
made on him from the ,ouniry and vs. promptly and
in the best style all work en- tustea his
His well known ability In the tR>tiu branches of
the trade, conn ned with long prac-
Teal workman, may we'll vii who cnrluy i'm at
having good paIIpt eeilinr- d"ne il eity
tins Union limitations In Red AMI Blue G,nne
New England Sand stone will be gwen. where stucco
'ng is DONE NJ the price. No urge made for
showing any who may desi,e hra urge stock
patterns. many of which Guy order. attended
o usual. JOHN LONG.
aug l33tv-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-03

A Series of Beautiful Concerts,
AT the las OF which viii be given nNHy, ench pur.
chhse o ticket. OF the folio" ing magnificent lne
Iehet, 10 the wholc series only FIVE dollars.
One House and Lot s. 900
One Bond OF Ssuth Side Railroad Company.
guaranteed oy City of Petersburg, Iej5
One s, rvice Silver Plate, 100
One Splendid Harp, l,0OO
One Carved Rosewood Piano. sslc Louis
WI, equal II Prem um Piano at W orld's
fair, in Lon lon. 80
One Beautiful NrwH Carriage Gao
One Superb of Diamond Jc" clry, a00
Three Gold Watches beautiful style, 325
One Elegant Gold Watch and Cham, 25U
One Diamond Breast Pin geo
One Diamond Ring 100
T~ splendid VI, united Guns, l35
One Set of lnrlor Furniture, complete Mod
crn SNle, a35
q IL Mahogany Cluster Post Curtain Bel-tead 100
One Set Of Cottage Furniture, lnp
Ono Elegant ,otn ind Set OF Chair., 100
One Medallion do Rocker aud Arm Chair o
-Four Ladies Hnhnrt>-Nlurbe. Tips 40B
Four Sets ruilr Chairs, 100
One Wardrobe. nm elegant arti,l so
One Pair fete I,tes Is
Rich CoIe,,oa oil Jewelry. ,,0U0