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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-23
Weather cold. Exchange plenty and dull
Discovery of the Frozen Remains of Dr.. Frank

Discovery of the Frozen Remains of Dr.. Frank
=, aud his N""- nv Dr H.-~'~-r--..-
The Lake Superior Mining News of the 9th
ult., says:
We learn by private letters that the bodies
OF Sir John Franklin and his men have been
found by DR.. Kane party, completely frozen,
and in perfect state representation.
The same paper adds:
That from the authority from whence we
have gained this information, we believe it
perfectly true.
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NATERTOwE. n Y Doc <


The schooner Oxford, with 10000 bushels of
corn dragged her anchor and was drawn against
the dock OF Cape Vincent. where she sank
Sunday night. The steamer Ontario, with 200
tons OF merchandise. is ashore at Nichols Is
land, IS miles above Kingston.
Fears are entertained of other vessels not vet
heard from. The storm has been most terrific
BOsToN, Dec. 5.
The ship Arcadian of Warren, Mass. from
Antwerp to New York, was wrecked on Sable
Island. on Nov. Goth. The vessel was totally
lost. Crew and passengers saved.
QUEBEC, Dec. 5.
A violent storm is raging here and at the
ports below. Fears are entertained for the
safety OF the vessels in the Gulf
BosToN. Dec. ).
Rev, +. W. IIigginson and Martin Stowell
poth OF Worcester. were arrested yesterday. in
charge of melting the rescue of the fugitive
Burns, and held in $500 bonds each.
CINCINNATI Dec ).
Weather cold. Exchange plenty and dull.
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of this Territory if they submit to it: One
thing am certain of, that having sworn to
perform the duties of the office of Governor
with fidelity, shall denounce and resist it in
friend or foe, and without regard to the locali-
ty, the party, the faction, or the ism, from
which it comes. ......... go.
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John M. Bot,. ON the Know No,hings.

The genuine Know Nothings in New
Jersey have had a jollifeation at Newark, since
the election, to which this widely-known Vir-
ginian was invited. Not being able to attend,
he wrote letter, from which we take the iol-
lowing extract:
l think it quite manifest that there is about
to be total revolution in the political affairs
of this country and for my own part, am
satisfied that no change is likely to be for the
worse. And ifthe organization Of the Wing
party is to be broken up, ii leaves no alterna-
tive for us, but to choose between the other
two parties; the Know-Nothings, on the one
hand. and the Good Nothings on the other !;
and having fought against the GoOd-for- Moth
ings for twenty odd years, (ever since the Wing
and Democratic party was fenced u am strong
ly inclined to fight on the side of the Know
Nothinss-a name. by the way, that think
they are no more entitled to than the party
now in power are to the name of democracy !;
for so far from their knowing nothing, think
they know great deal more than any other
party in the country. They know how to do
| what they undertake to do, and generally do
it up pretty brown. They don't stop, like
that fellow Macbeth, to soliloquize and reason
thus: ~
eff it were done, when 's done, then 'twere we'll
1t weedoue Quckly,n- -..' a.'f y
but they go to work pell-mcll. and do it in the
time he was talking about it, aud that is the
way have always liked to see good things
done.
Now, in the language of the day. Il don't
know nothing at all about them" but this l do
know. that if my house is infested with rats,
mice, cockroaches. bed bugs, ants, mosquitoes
and other plaques 60 to an apothccary and
ask him if he has anything that will relieve
me of these nusances, and he offers me pow
der that he tells me will surely externinate
them or drive them all away will not re-
fuse to buy it, nor stop to quarrel with him be-
cause don't know what kind of a poison it is
i am satisfied to know that it will accomplish
my objcct--that it will drive out the rats and
mice, and the reaches. &c. Now. l think this
great National barn of ours is filled with all
these various tormcntng pests, and feel as if
should be willing to help to scatter the poison
that will drive them Out-and when we once
purify and cleanse the barn, it will not be a
very difficult matter to keep it clean.
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CENTRAL HoUsE.--This old Hotel annears ~
De getting along well under the management
OF its new landlord, Mr.. Wood. A grand
thanksgiving ball will be given at the Central
on Thursday evening.
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~, DISTRIBUTION OF THE APPLETON DoNArloS.-
The Trustees under the will of the Iata 9
uel Appleton, received stock which A. na.
amounted to 100000 and were appraised a.
S2O2, 100. These stocks have been distrihntoJ
oy them in accordance with what thew knsw
or believed to have been his wishes, in the foi'
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MONEY TO LoAN-Persons wishing to hire
money on accommodating terms, are referred to
the advertisement Of C. q. Parker Co.
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Snow SroIM.-At six o'clock on Saturday
morning, regular Minnesota storm
the first genuine one of the scason--set in from
the east. The storm was kept up during the
day. and the prospect, as we write, is that to-
day we will commence our regular winters
travel on runners.
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\ WARMING DRArGHT.-Tbe BOSTON Tr,,.o,
Ter says, that "a Mrs. Mather, one of the teach
ers OF the Bigelow school, South Boston, went
TO a closet, at her boarding house, to get a
glass OF sweet cider. There CHANGED to be two
jugs in the cupboard. one filed with cider and
the other with camphene. She accidently took
up the wrong jug, and poured out glass of
the camphene, drank quite quantity before
she discovered her mistake. A physician was
promptly called and the white of twelve egrs
administered,w when the camphene was removed
from her stomach without doing her any iniu-
ry,"
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-23

ANOTHER SENATOR CHosEy.-The Hon. As,
Briggs has been elected a Senator of the Unit.
ed States, by the Legislature of North Carroll.
ma, for six years from the 4th of March NEXT
when the term ofthe Hon. George E. Badger
will expire.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-12-23

The LUMBER TRADE OF wIscoysrs.-we 1e.r,
rom the Wisconsin Badger State, that the nnrr1
per o. RATS that have passed the ferry at PORT
age City. from April last to November a5ib
mas Deen ~, and that the average amount Of
each making in all. 81, PCS 900 feet Of ,un,,"u
The value OF this lumber. estimated at tho nIaac
OF starting at sl2 per 1000 gives the &C.,
OF sl,041.l $50! During the same time t5aras ase
been run down 100000 of shingles vaIned n as
S2l.ooO This gives the total value of tho Ina az
per that mas passed down the river during the
season Oh 1874, at one million sixty-eigbt fbou.
sand one hundred and eighty dollars Ca
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=, Snow STORM AT THE EAsr.-A gentleman from
the last informs us, that the snow was eobtoan
inches deep along the line of the New YorI
and Erie Railroad, and that it took him tw N
days to travel from New York to Dunkirk NJ
snow here Idiena .7dv. No
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rs The aged widow of Gen. Hamilton,
whose death was announced lately, was the Sc
cond daughter of Gen. Philip Schuyler. She
was married December 9, 1880. Two months
before her marriage, the following letter was
written:
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eis" \ joint resolution has been passed by
the California Legislature, instructing the rep
resentativcs of that State in Congress to exert
themselves to obtain an appropriation for the
sinking of wells in The Humboldt Desert,
Utah Territory. for the relief OF emigrants, cat
tie and other trains journcying overland by
that route to and from California.
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SPEAKER OF THE HousE--As the time ap-
proachcs for the meeting of the Legislature, we
spoken OF for Speaker. Mr.. Sibley, DR.. An
drus and Mr.. Norris have been named.
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. Fudge !-MINNEsorIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVAL.

9th. subscriber having removed TO hi. new Store,
" dcur. above b'' Did stand and thr'" door. s"u'h
IL Nam and Msrset su"ets, j. prepared To nher IN
.,,ent- 10 uersp9s pnrrhHsing all kinds ut ID ugs,
Nrdicin.s Pants, Oil, DYES. Window Glass, futty,
z, ri .tner,, Fancy Article. Sr..S
Tni- Stur. /. 02 feet deep, shich will enable him Il"
zen much larger stock thnu usual. Particular atten
non will be paid 10 all orders. Pre-crpt filed al
all hours nd fun peric of more than 10 yenr
te datt.r. himself that he III be able to utnsh onl,
such medicines pure md ger ine. Atthe ne"
Pharmaceutical Preparations made Us they appear ia
tho Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The -acopd story will uscd a. Music Saloon, where
he ha. now and will Keep n supply - thuse t0ly eel
ebratrd Wards Fair Landon) frem m Piano.. All
KIND. If Music and Musical Instruments furnished 10
order Piivate entfance To the SALMON Ia the alley
ylsitors sill plense ring the lea. bel
d Il. LYMAN, Bank Square.
lp.ds9tnu6nr
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PETEnSBUhG.
=. MAILLINE FORM. YORK.
L. SUMNER ADVANCEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
TIE fr-t clar- double engine steamship, <CXEIk
R..n,,ke CspI Thomas Skint'f. raves CT,
pin, Tor NV h,na. Every saturday mnrh ~, at ~ -
r.,ck touching at No,iois. Tn Jalnesi WI, Chrt.
Edward Caveml, l.asr- heretofore. Il eiy tuesday
eve ing, touching at N"fioh. Trains hy hhht0nd io"'
P.t.a .tulg e, meet Will eur' IA T..
Passengers eaying Lynshburg On Tuesday morning
Will arrive 10 tue ui the jamestown, at Guy P"intthe
anne evening ai7 "a clock; and tn loaying ridH>
n lay os., ,ie -burg HAT Hght, nni cuhncct" VII
the koinokr 49, motHiug al 10 orlnei.
Passage AMI futs from Petersburg, including
S,n,. Ram. tih -
Storage I.hsssR = WV
l'a..age an tsrr Ia Norfolk samc hy the Rive
steamer.
tor ticig Pes &c IMPLY to
SAN. G. BAPTIST. Pet. r.burg.
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MISCELLANEOUS
For OldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Port walthall Line


r1NHE beautiful mud fssorite .tesnbs"tN IA p
J. AUGUSTA. under tho command Of y6k26s1as-
Capt. VIM. G. Smith. Tao long aud iHvorably sno~n Ia
the travelling community the Potomac and Jsine'
3iver.) is running on the line VIA Fort w
thai and i. furnished with l. II II - a y > I,
Life Prcseryers Force Pump, and ali the arplianee'
quired by Act of Congress to secure the safety ." PASS
ayers.
The Carr running H. nerion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg ePot on
ever, Monday Wednrsday.and Friday O'Clock N
Persons arri,iHg in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but a few STEPS walk 10 III. Cars
The Carr runnis from Petersburg To Ghy Point H.
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
a.y. a. above st71 from the Depot OF the App"
mattox Co thus Civ ing passengers an opportunity
10 go from Lynohburg thet by the Packet Boats N
panvile Railroad Ia Richmond, by way Of the sou
Side Railroad to Petersburg aud from there next morn
irg to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will lenve Norfolk the alter
nae days viz: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al
"a
The Augusta vii stop at Old Point. both going al
returning rceulnrl, hroug houi the Bathing Senson
Fare bet Ueen Richmond, Norfolk und Old Point " u
Fare between Richmond. C"ke-, Rings Mill and
Grove wharf, -
Children over three years aud not over twelve
years Of nge, half price.
Meals go cl y" ~
Servants. through, ~
Meals ...---... w "a
inn 81 d.ets THDS DODAMBAD .Snpf.
LYNCHBURo MARBLE WORKS.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
IL. s. WnITTEMOKE a. RRO

NIUULD respectfully announce 10 The citizens n
w Ly ncliburg aud vicinity thai tbpy .ninIt..
tur,n. al their Agricultural Va Ks ih- Basin n II
NITCHELS PUMP n FIRE ENGINE c,mi,,ad
which Is perfect article al the knd ever ,.t.r
ed 10 the public, (des gnrd for Factory FIRE nn, Oar
Ens me aid peculiarly adapted To private dw al
ngs aiut.llug "A FIRE Engine under talr dir, :,
command, capable ot 10 ting ~uter over two sory
dwcilu 4
All urdcts prorpus attended to md Pun ps put !, Ia
" ellis SIfiug- the u.uuI Htes. ana ~arHLt.d II,
perform We'll tur yeHi.
We the exclusive gehis for the couniics of Cuun
he'll mter-t. bsdioId md Arp"mattoA.
l.
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MEDICINES.
IayERCOMPLAINT. J

1vERCOMPLA1NT. JAuNOieh'n,i IN
l. pessis Chrome Nervous Debility D',s#se q, 'p1
kidaeys. asd all diseases arising from pso'ae ,
Liver Stomach. sueh Constipation, Inward f'e'
Eunes-, Blood the lead. Acidy OF the s'omsoh,
Man Heartburn Disgust for Food. tuness or we's'
Ia the Sasnach Sour Eruciatons Sinking o, 'u''s,s
a ts Pit of the Stomae h. Swimming of tn. II ad, Hur-
rieaAnd difficult Breathing fluttering al Inc 'eA''
Choaking Sufocsting Sensations when IN s's Pc
ture Dimaess of Vision, Dots or Web. before Tue g
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head Deficiency 81 f'.s-
rrn,i,p Yelowpes. of the skin AMI Eve. Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden flnshe. o, hea'
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imaginings ct Evil and
great depression of Spirits, be eectuay cured oS
DocTER HooFIAsps CELkBRATEp
GERMAN BITrERS.
prepared by DR.. G.. NJ. jackson. German Medieine
Store, ro. 100 Arch at. one door below SIXTH fhia's
Their power over the above diseases i, not ehceien
II equsiled, by any other preparation IN the onieI
States. the attest, in many cuses alter sh'
physicians bad failed. al,
Thrss b tiers are worthy the attention OF in'nh''
Possessing great virtues in the re,thoaton "i tue w.
and lesser glands. exercising the most .earohe sav
in weakness aud Affect ms Il the digestive organ '
are withal sa e. eer'an and pleasant ,..
y1ea,s. TysrtwosY J. NJ Wilson, Lexington
Va Feb 9th 1852. said: II am entirely "oi "I e,'
German Bitier.. They have become al the rage No'"
ne Else Sells -. - ~
The Tenth Legion. published at Wood'toeS' VI,
Aid JsnIO,h 1850: "A Great Med .cinr-Ne have
pitoImIy retained from recommending to the pubic
any OF the various patent medicines OF the da' Unless
thoroughly convinced Of their value. Among lhos'
consider worthy of notice, Is the befhah hl,'''s :"
ented by pr 10, fand and prepared by Df 97'ts"h'
enih eIpha. One instance. in particular. N "mo'
he SUPERIOR virtues OF ts medicine have been tested
ss fallen under our oh-ervali,n During the last sum
net. son of Mr. Ahram Cnbiil, OF TIN. county, ""'
cry seriously affected with Liver mplain. md aiir'
irving, in vain. ssruus RENE lies he purchased o"
of the Bitiers, aud after using H. was 50 much ''s'e'
Of his d,sircsng aladv thar he procured other Dot
Ii q and ia now restored ttirely To health
They are entirely vegetable, tree from oil injurious
gradients AWAY. strengthen the system and never
estate it.
For .ale wholesale by Druggists in al the principal
cities aud by NJ "hecnres aud stor"herc' !"
every town ~ the United Siat"s.
Sold Inv d n LYMAN. ]. H. THOMPSON 4 co,
mi "A. sEAY n CO, Lynehhurg, nj by dealers ~
-; IL ~. .,.., ,,,crs .en6 ~
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NEW DRY GOODS
n DlIII l. w l. \ \ L.

PHILIP W PAYNE
l. now receiving very superior stock Of FALL
md WINTER DRY GOODS, cons Isting oi every article
of Ladi.s' and tienlemcn's Also. large assut
mcnt o Blankets, Lndseys and frnvy oolens all at
which he oilers the tavontbe terms. II : for
mcr patron. ua the public general Narer spsctly ~
IiceI 10 cu ri ny LES CORNER, MAIN ST.
Il.
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SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Saddle1y, House
Furnishing Goods &c. &c.

HRFGORh 4 ROA ALL huvlng determined to make
" change IN their business, viii offer fun To day
the nrgrst md de>irnbr stock ri Hardware. Cut
lry S. NJ fore offered in tins market, erent
ic,uced Pree, Ton cast Many orttc es at and 6i1m
/ tcr,ine To close up the 7 bu,iness speedily IA
possible trcy c,Idlaly invite nll indebted The old
roncern Of Gregory y Royll and the ate concern o
Gregory Royal Simpson toPoy up as longer induI
sence cannot be given,
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aud for ,nlr The following articles, all Of which will
he sold chem, for Gosh:
A lntpe lot of those fine Richmond Sweet Potatoes,
II large lot ,f Irish do laree aud splendid lot OF
Onons nlso No l. Mackernl Dnd llcriings, Fine fnml-
ly Lard. Snt Pork. Dried Apples, &c. Also, a large
und veil selected Stock of Boots aud Shoes among
which may be found nice Fancy Shoe for Oh lren II"
shore everything that is kept in regular Fan lI> Gro
CRY }. II. SoLUMpS.
N. b "A lnige ,ot of Stone.ware, on consignment,
winch will be sold chenp the trnde Acting rs Agent
for the Richmond Pottery, an for tie sale 1t II, NJ
Armisteads Fruit Tr.es shall be pleased TO receive
orders nv 22.t4 IL. ;.
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GEORGE JONES & CO,

nRU6GlSlS rETtRsBuRG. Va ohcr Tor sale tor
- CASH ar ON nprtoyrd CREDIT. an ,'xtehsNe
mi vnricd assortment If Medicines Paints, Olls
Dye Stufs, Window Glass. Soaps, PeIfumeiy
Ne. Ac. Obtmhipg their supplies from mal aiicih'''1
mud importer. My the ar' prepared l. lof'h lp'f
mud gcuuin" cs low they gan ae bougil o my
regular ipbbiIg house
Their stock for the Fail rpde embraces: Best French
English nnd Am.ricpn Quninei prim" Cnincns and
MANILA lndigoes; PRIME llonduIns Cnchineal' Best o
i've OIL IN bottles and cnsk-, Pule White Lend dry hhi
ground IN on; PRIME Ombtu hnddcf, n batrris ana
kegs: Blue trol, in hhle. aud kep' EHtnci lockwood
il hux.s Spices OF all kinds whole aud ground; foru
lar Patent NJ, dcine 81 all ki ,d-; uoihs unl otherrx
rrnr. for the handkerchief Ger an Cpogne. Hair OILS
P,nntum, l.nr BRUSHES, dc &c, 10
sen ts
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,---l854'
SIMPSON q BRO,

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, va
M Ii a,e now opening IN addition" To ',", ,"'n'' ne"
" .,, K n YER, Hrge assortment III HahpwsHE,
Cu1ltKY Guns. PisToLs, SADDLtRr PLATED o"ops
ll,en on l LurHs. HoRse hoping Artcles. Bn"di"g
uoterals and Tools q DUst epe'y dtctip'o h amohs
WHICH many PARTICLES gust introduced M "a'N'' III
fall :,
We Hnlter ourselves can exbbittoihe public ee"-
rfaiy and those WHO will favor u with an "Aaih'i'"
greater variety superiority ct style aud au'i'1 ~
gnnd even offered ia This, II surpassed III any h"'h't
a., md. t,. all new and most drsinibr, aud vii
be- sold at re- sonuble profit, only 1" al "h" WI ave
n. call = entlu.t with their "rd'rs, "hhh WI re-
reise uu4 be.i md prompt altentb'.
Merchants and ether. buSfg largely VIII De ria'Fe"
-. -. -, I. 10
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT

A PASSENGER TRAIN Oh CARS leaves The De-
"A pot in Petersburg every day, Sunday excepted At
To o'clock, M aud arrives at Burhcyille the in
tersection ot the Richmond and Dtutille Knl-Rnnd
ut - "cockA CONNECTING by hat Road wilh Messrs
L. tlasg Co.. Stage Llue for Charlotte Court iouse,
Halifax Court House, DunvIIc and Greensboro, L.
and arriving at the river, miles below L>nchIurs,
nj l, P NJ, coanrctg there With packet buut which
ntflves IN lynchhuig at nj half I,nst two.
The return train leav Lyn,hhuig AT 30 A. Nj,
arriving in Petersburg 80 oelocl r. NJ. VIII pas
s''ng"ls will have an opportunity Ia dne. Tue lran
VII leave fImvIe ut / 10 two u'eo, h. p. NJ. nd
burheVile ut l 10 J. p. IN, arriving IN Petersburg il.
time for the trains gong North or South connccting
every Tuesday and Friday with the AppomnttoX Ran
Rond,~th the p' ndd n,hips Rauno,e md james
town Tor \ York, which leave Chs Punt 7,p NJ.
and every "Wednesday ~ III steamships ion fhiludePhH,
which leave city Point II. the same hour.
Passengers prelcrring IN Petersburg the
night, can take tia, murni tra1 North at -, A. Nj.
The james River Boats ior Old INT Nnrulk and Bar-
g. A. M, the fo, HE South, o. pch
Arrangements have been made lay which through tick
cts briweon the following poats MAJ be procured at
the annexed mites:
Between Petersburg aud Lyuchburt. through in
sixteen hours, ..---. - 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days,-.....-..-.--.- On
Between Petersburg aud " hile Sulphur 5 rngs,
through IN two ays,------.#---- ----.- 50
Between Petersburg Danvrll,, through IN tNrn.
ty-tpur hours, --..#--- -...--..--. -
Between Petersburg Gee 'sbor.' y q, tho
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. Z. te~uurh
IN Nv" ddNs..--.-. L. ~
Between shurg and Ghurlntte slS 90
freight train l,nvcs the Petersburg Depot ever,
Monday. W cdnesday and Friday morning 81 a. and
returns the sumo days Any person wishing tl,
mites II freight can otan freight list lay calling on
the Agent ut the Petersburg Depot
" \ l.. Sun'-
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a.il 70" .|,a "'''"'' g

ld.k IOR SALE. W
Finding y viii require m,re time to pay my debta
th"h my creditors can conveniently inflow, unless sell
portion Of my property have determined to offer the
following property FOX SALE:
My ktsintNek= In the urirhborhooi OF Judge Dan
leIs ! his Is u most desnbie place The House con
tans IL rooms all well aud uf thcm elegantly fin
-hei with brick kitchen aud all other necessary on
houses and we'll of excellent winter on the premises
he iioust lor nj present occupied by Mr.. J.
barns. Ihir Is neat and pleasant luce -ued Tor IA
small family The House he, five rooms with II good
kitchen, suokr hou,c, aud awe, uf hlst rue wafer in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In Offering my foundry f.,
sale, rousiicr Offering the riost sluahle prucet
ever offered IN this place Il i to we'll knnwn ia tb-
vicinity 10 need apnulculnr descriptions; tut " i'll -tnt,
There - not better ntrtnlcd e-tabii- hment in IN.
S"te II Is furnished with conn I.r set Of tools IN.
l"t"h Improvements. and l"le stock al patiern. in
GOOD nnnditnn and extensively used | would rcie,
ceiling nan III" interest IN the Foundry property SHOULD
any one desire purchasing such interest
Any person wishing tn purvha,o uny of the nboy,
named property will apply TO the subscriber at ia.
Phrnx Foundry A. G. DABNEY
my 1-dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-20
RECEIVING AND ON HAND

NEeEiVING AND ON HAND
VII nf,DS N O. X L Sugar.
~ w oi@ G"fcc aud Cinuhrl Sugar,
80 boxes and bbl. Loaf Crushed md Ptd
,'rized Sugar,
'it'Rio and Laguin Coffee.
u hes SUI erior Old IVA Coffee,
} hlds Cuha AMI 7. X. Molasses,
bbis N. q. Molasses,
tons Bur Iron. assorted,
CO Hoop and Band do,
IL B-trrd st. 81,
''.Gnst and Shear do,
., Obs Bacon,
900 SIDES Sol Leather,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 don Calf Skin..
20 D." Pink Ii ing do.
10 Sheer Skins,
. 900 BALES Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales O>nahurgs,
50 Boxes Sperm and Adaman,ine Candies,
SO do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap
30 do Starch.
800 kegs Nails, 3 TOGO Nv,
10 Wv Nails.
Is bbs T ,nners' Oil,
40 nns Peruvian Guano
300 sucks Salt
ALSO
Plaid, Blecchea aud Brown Dome stic Calico Linen
Drill Bed Cords mud Plough Lines Win low Glnss and
Putty, Copperns, Aur Nsdjer and Indigo Pen er
Ginger and Spice, Spades. Shuvel. Truce and Halte
Chains, Manure and Hsv Folks, Boots Shoe. and Hat.
For sale. exchange Cor country Produce N acrano
dating terms. (api 2lts) JOHN UOIIINS