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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

OFFICE or THE GovERSoks OF the ALNs-dotst}
ROPOSAL To FREIGHTERS Of
i STONE and sAND.-Se.ed proposals. viii be received
by the Governors Of the Ags House their Office kotunas
Psk until o'clock p Of the 18th inst for FREIGHT
tes OF BUILDING STONE may be required The stone
will be placed board the vessels the Island BY the DeP.rt
ment be landed Bellevue hy the contractor Tbs
eight Of the stone to be pse for BY the super;i yad
peuured in the wall Also, for furnishing BUILDING
SAND Of the quality at the above place In such quas
ties be called for TO be measured Ia the vessel ana pa
for by the ya,d For further particulars. apply TO
MAJOR HA2KER, Superintendent. on the premises
ITO MERCHANTS and MANUFACTURERS
i sILAs JONES rssufsetures and keeps on hand "a
old STAND, No. - hsiden-lsne. New York
ITO ERS.--SCHUFFELIN. BROTH
i ERs & Co. No Ito Wuiamst- import and odcr for
sale At low prices, wholesse; So
0sis,ins French white and red. different qs.litiss-
Gelstipe, Coxe'L -
usId Hntsh assorted brands in kegs bottles and fol-
Salad Til, IL bo,tee and betties.
Said Oil. p" Sublime" In bottles and bulk
CASTLE Soap. white and msttled
Lcorice, Csswsy Seed Sal Sods. Indigo. Arrow Root.
Sup Csib Soda, kc-, ke SC
WOOL. wool, WOOL Two small lots
w good OHIO WOOL. about 10 COZ 70. for sale .. No II
huIny.a- ASkRf. eUcLkR CECIL.
YEAST POWDER.-B. I. BABBTrr q O.
orlsins, inveasos Ct the CHEMICAL YEAST POWDER
shek prepared and soA b. him ss Nos o md u wshsaG
sAAs tksy sss that With ths sbcvs name o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Oua ~
~ after MONDAY, Dec as aud until further notice ~
seuser Trains viii Leave Pier. foot Of Dusnsa It.. - iois~
viz:
Buffalo Express at "A NJ for Buffalo.
DupkiIt Express. at 7 A N, for Dunkirk
Mail A. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo. and lnternso
ate Stations
Wa, Passenger, stf r. NJ. via saferp for Pisrmons -
intermediate stations.
Hewbursh Express at Z p. NJ. for rewtuzh
Way PASSENGER stfP NJ for Otisvils. and interms<ss
6tafioDs
Nisht Express ats r. a. for Dunkrd and Buffalo.
EnisaDt at y M for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and intsfne
date Stafions
On Sunday, only one Express Train, At ~ n.
Thee Express Trains connect at Buffalo aud Dupkih %.
the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cinclnnsd Iss1
Detroit, Chicago, &c. D. aoCALLUh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

EDw'D k COLLINS, No. 50 wsllst. NY.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co., Liverpool,
b @. WAINWRIGHT L Co, Psrs
GEO VI. DRAPER. Bsvrs
The 81 these ships will be accountable for gold,
silver bullion specie jewey precious stones or metals IN
hs bs Of sdns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed . 80 .
sbippe viii please notice the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goods contrsband Of var
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from ~ ~

IN YORK TO ROCHESTER, The hoChEnII -
csFE VALLEY RAILROAD NO. ogss. -, - ~
xifb the Buffalo Corning xnS Eev fork ene ~ - -
Erie Railroads. fsruas . direct route ho0 rsv'AS
sst<r 49, ~.,~~<er -
fort sfordsd By the vide cas-, fssden " ~ "
Bile b~twsen tie above named eiue~ :. -. as1Fene
TEksts BE- procured at The Ssw IT, assIv1U -
In ysn~y City. 80. .. 10000
Bssssse e6scs~d through - -
or uith 6spsfch Any 10 6rusues $780, SEH NJ
an be obssipes b. csfns spoo tbs o.nss., w.:
TxPYAN Eurse Vrsisbt AsssS No. i1 eees Ssnko
No usAns % she Bussie C@s.sl sns ree sSSsor1ne
6ppsiy 49, 4r q u hkoflELE. -, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

NI LINE -Trsveers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. KA
sAs sno all pnts Wet and South West obtain fhfose
Teksa End an information fare &c ss
b, the NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD. o. NAV
YORK Central RAILROAD. By sppl,ea,ioa Ct the w.
JOHN PORTER General Asest, -
T. DUNTDN Ticket As-n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

OPENING Of the MAIN LINE and GALENA
" BRANCH Of to ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLa0Ae..
NEW spdCONTINUOU5 RAILROAD ROUTE from CALI
To GALEHA, from CAIRO TO CHICAGO. WiTHvvI
CHANGE fCARsl-THROUGH LINE 70 ST. LouiA'
ALL the WAY By RAILROAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12

IT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
l. HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS-On SATURDAY,
Feb IL s2P w. from pier foot Of w.rren.t. b too
w-H Known and sverits steamship CRESCENT CITY, Capt
John MeGowsn
Ps.sse can bs secured ct the Company ohce
Freisht to New. Orleans. 80 cents per cubic foot -
sbipoer will be supplied with blsnt bills Of sdins OF the
firm TINED by ths application at their Office NO
other torn, sned and bills Of sdns will be signed sfter
the hour Of sailing
For freight or passage sppy at tho ees q the cS%psuy
No III West St corner of Warren d " ROobRl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13

Tho undrfsIgurd with "A oi relieving him
scii ffnm his pre- eni en- srrasspd rpnH will offer
fer sale rrivltey until ite 3th day of September urxt
the following yalaahir property viz; twu Lots #
Gtod. ia he city of Ly nrhmrg. fronting do eer eac
e6etsuu sheet the Basin OF the James River and
kanewba Canal nearly Iopp site the urge stone wal;
tGr Luis fronting so feet each On Il new Basin e the
Canal, rnnnng lark t,the Oppse aud Alexandria Rail
road; Lot Jefferson street, opposite lhn store Of
Mcdaniel. Hurt & Preston fronting ee t.ui Framed
Tenemcnls AMI Lots near ID. Z. Rec, lying between
the old mud tnrnpkes: House mud Lot al joining
u. F. STruces residence, O. most desirable itni
9ence;) bot md Wooden Tenement. aud a vacant lot
both nj Ioinng I'll half ucie Lot Buck Wa
ter Creek. near Judge VIM Daniels lee Hopse u.o,
his interest tbeng ihirda) in that vauf bic Stenn
Brink MIchpe the Gas Works, about 20 head Of
Horses and Mules all young and well broke to harucss
or 10 new Wagons e ood horse ind several sec
ond hand Carts, Wagons, &r
Such portions of said property may not be sold by
the Bib day Of September next, will of that 10y be so
by way Of public auction
All tic creditors uf the undersigned invited to
purchase that their claims may be ofsetied against
the amount due by them respectively for pprchase..
AL persons having open accounts against him
quesedto present them by the 1t day of epemher tbnt
lie may endenvo to make provision for them; those
indebted to him earnestly requested to pay without
further delay.
~ b =, The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
on hand or may be roirscrd sr between this and the
the that viii take the Works day. he
intends taking in partner.
aug II d3ta st5tf.ept GEO. G. CURLE.
R,,,, al;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
THE GREAT
r CHM ND NOVEL NOW READY
A STORY OF RICHMOND In 1852.

LILLE: OR RI l. HUMAN COMEDY BY JoHs
II Esrfs GorKs. auahnr of the Virginia Comed
Hn-,' "Lralher 81 ekinss and SILK" The Yonih of
JeAsraon,n etc.
"MvTtfy's rnE eELY NRARf. = As Yen he II
In hnudsome i2m,. Vol Resunfully Litsitatod
with Original De-iRnsby S,n,lhcr Price 81 ~
at is one Of The very few Navels that should fo ad
nittnnen To the family circle - Chicago Duy Tribune
Contit ued and triumphant success OF the great Vr
glnis Book ALONE. bs MARos lIARLAsp. Of Rich
mond Va. Republished In ondnn and pari-. Tenth
An erican Edition peady, in handsome 12no
vol Fancy Cloth Gill, $l.2j.
"A NEW BOOK" illustrative or the Institution Of
Slavery SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH Ortie
Failure Of Free Socie'y by George fizhugh ESQ One
vol. 2mo. Pfice-Cloth 81; Piper, rs cents.
NOTICES OF THE Pass There arc patent in this vol
arguments and iocts which Will febube fanni icsm
und enchain the zion Of thinking Unconstitutional
fnte2iigencer.
This book ia a mine Of thought and n magazine of
ieas. It's main oblart seems t. he the illustration of
the necessity for. and the ndyantages OF slavery
tiashiRgtoa Sentinel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13

eO,Ooo COPIES srEAM-r Eaa =

\ BOAT DISASTERS ON T II + s-sr.eaaas5ssr,ssz
WESTEkN WATERS, AND STEA MBOAT DiREC
TORY The undersigned have in af ptepa-
ration new STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which Mil
b. issued in October next The book viii coat lin
tunhed pages, illustrated in the best style, and
nearly bound in durable manner. It VII be of
the most interesting books published. and viii be
book That will be interesting all cn,-es Of people,
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY will contain
lete list and description of all the Steamboats, now
ahoat in the Western and Southern The length.
model, speed power and tnnage of boat whore and
whom buli, the Of the boat with the trade she
in. Also the Of Captains and officers her age.
Sc &c the Directory will contain history Of Steam.
bcns and cteanboating the Western waters, since
the application of seam also sketch OF the FIRST boat
built for the Ohio River, with the of the builder,
comma der and
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain list and de-
scripon of all the Steamboat dis 's'ers that have
CURED on the Yves and Southern waters. beautifully
iu.frated with list of oil those who have persisted
bv ther burning sinking aud xpodine, the We'ter
and 3uthern waters The Dire tory will tain Maps
f, the Ohio Mississippi. Missouri Illinois. Arkansas,
Write, Red. Onacha, Zazno, and other Rivers, with
tie owns md Cities laid down. with correct distances;
also many other River and Commercial items If inter
e.. tn the peonie Mt large. The book will contain thus
cards of the vaiious L. s. Mail Boats. with the uad'
they are in SC SC. The Directory will also contain
ronlpete list OF all the responsible Steamboat licensed
officers their places OF resi- ence Nc. Sc; lie new
Steamboat Luw us requlreme t. with comments, show
inc wherein i, benefits The incompetent officer, and in
lures the competent officer &c Nc ana all The mpor-
tant L. 5. Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up Ia
dare the r tr. and important Commercial Privileges.
Pills of Lading important Decisions "f the various u
s. Courts ia regard treighls Lost al Damaged, &e
SC with many other things Of interest.
tn. Directory I'LL hc illustrated in the best style anil
ptfntrd in he hes, rsnner The author has for six
been gathering together all the facts und items in egar
In the Numerous Steamboat disasters on The eserf and
S,u,bern waters AMI now intend. publishing them j.,
hook form The rrice of the work viii I've put at tho
low SUM of One Dollar Ten thousand copies VII b'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
GALE REDFoxD LAND,

- srrtlo viii sell at aaeit4n nn The premises on
lotsdtN Il e 23d das at August ss5, II hir. u not,
the ncxt tar day thereafter. the Tract of Land
whifh lie resides hiee in Tie It he lion. "A
mies hen, l.ynchbatg, aud aud quarter irun the
Vrgn il md Tennessee Rui'road: sad ntanins H. m
3aa to 81 acres. Thu Tract has il hnm IL To 10
acres OF wo ii nnd nil ennd iobaro ,and. aud %
of fine mea low baud. Tue whole rract lie. nuo.
sually we'll every heios easily arable AID
ceptihle of being t,onght with litic outlay any e-
table degree af fertility, Is well waeed there being
RUM ns water In every fell, aud af-a dozen
vey 6ae 81 ring. it. Also. rrec a.lioinng Tie
ahovc lying hall mile fram the Railroad and
iug ru % 30 being pos ed chiefly of the
lauiS bought by tie subscribe, o he heirs ol j. W
Selant Iced. About % or 100 es this Tract is
in woods and than male Of the op,n land is in
grass aud coyt all al II being good ~ ny we'll
and we'll wIteted. Ttese rocls aye admirably adapt
ed the growth ~ grain and tn, ca-se- and plaster
acts On them " IT. the bes eject T. Improvements
sist OF II ,ned dwelling h,u,r with four rontas,
each Tract, and the usual out III plain. but
eool aud comfortable. They in gond neighbnr
ho''i nd ,oinins the binds at j ,me. NJ and Mas NJ rin
llafriss, James Slaughter, is. Eliza fundeNier, Rob
"u Stee"'. spotswood B,o'v,.. ard William lludnal
aud from aud hat three miles from ~ Stephens
Church and the Tabernacle. IL isrnrely thai deslra
re farms IN market and the spbsci ber feels no lest
aton in suyng that he none in the country pre-
senti7g Superior isunIages
Al III. time and i,lace he will alae sell valun
lie Tract Of lN ace- d.iauhe, from The nbove and
adjoining tt landt at james NJ, and Miss Mara Har-
riss, Wilinm Hudnsli. Spo swoui Bro n. John and
William wilson and Enos Hunter. his land s NJ i'm
proved but of no qualify, is well watersd, mil has
II from 90 % acres superior ileu,low lunj
These sales Will be fr u iri of the rurrase
ey In cash negotiable sixty dnys. sntistaetoril,
endo Sed, and the balance IN three equal nsalmenta
six Twelve. aad tweatyur months f,r which negotiable
notes. s,iac:orily endorsed viii be required and the
title The linds retained iii payment, further secu.
rity
Full possession will be gwen of he Two asi Tract;
and for The purpose of seeding Full crops. of the first
immediately and full possession al the FIST by the FIRST
of December. earlier, If des rahle.
Tie Lands will be shown To ersons desirms oi see.
ing them, by the sh-criber 1r any Of H. gent erirn
named above ar by Mr. Jesse Burton, Mira po'nd y
ter's aug S.dend eet23i H. Il. MANSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
xyIKOINIA LINE Of w,cl,mond La.

Thosc vessels Of tho fret clasa built ia thu city ii
baltimore. expressly for ha radr and hive superior
.ommodations for passengers. They commanded
ly experienced Captains, we'll qualified for tho trade
aud who Ill spare exertioa to accommodate The,
will be towed up end down the sivefs 10y senn, and may
hc relied on 10 suil promptly advertised.
Merchants going North OF ordering good. from New
York will fnd 1t TO their nteiesi ship by this -,
freight will always be taken low by any othe
line of Packets, md every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond ard Newfurk 10 give satisfaction
Insurance can be effected "a tho lichhoad Fire Asso.
ciution b, this line Mt 3S per ccn
We respectfully ask and hope succeed IN obtain
ug a full share ot patronage.
Gaoil shipped by this line TO New York will be Tor
Nardod free of commission to New Orlrnns Mohc.
Uhare,ton, savannah OF any other Sputhern North
rrn port.
The VESSELS will lie IN Richmond in the Dock, Ia New
York Berth No. Ooilen House Slip foot Of Wall
Street.
DAVID & WM. GURRIE, Richmond, } p
@. II, plHRSON, N. Y. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
HOPAINs, HULL Il co.
wHOLEs ALE DRY GOODS MERCHANTS

w ESbIIso ALL LIN GCOOfo AN bitC11 AN Id.
- BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE.
NATE take tn m.fhot 1t calling tie attention OF
w the Southern trade to stock 81 Fail aud
Winter iaoa-. The sgenhett we lave met with
in eueavurs get up better stock than has usInk
" been Ike in this market, has sir,nlb improve
IT, bath IN extent and variety. Besides full nss,r
nctt of Fore GA ant [ omrstic Staple Dry Goods. We
shql offer trg- an e eunt STICK nf Lqdtas' Dress
Goods We shall SCI at short nroifs rs ~, wish to Sc
cure the best n. of trade that market Or.
der. for goods soIicA. which -hai have prompt attfn-
ten. p. b HOPKINS,
r Hull,
W. II. RYAN,
arg 4 dim tho. W. ATKINSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
L'OR sALE--A VALUABLE FRUIT

BURG, VA.--Rarely. ii ever, ha- there been such a
sp cies Of property offered in this muckei The above
il having been selected and serted with view Ia the
RAISING of Fruits or the Lyncburg mat et. 1t bean
tifully situated three miles South Of Lynclbug,
manding magnificent v'ew OF the mountains of Nir-
gna and the city of lynctbnrg. The seiland oca ion
is admirably suited To tie Idadnc,on {" Fruits. &, -
The trnct conains about 40 acr~ and Gach
can b had adiunng may lie de,ir .he fr the hu>i-
ness Tn. improvements are paftiai. resfec the
buildings. Their about dne .tonsnnl Fun Tres.
of select Varieties consisting of Apples Peaches Pears
"ums, Aprirots, Nectarns, &e Grape aud Strawberry
Vines al ripeHing in snecessinn. s. ring OF ercei
lent wHtct. md first road the city further
description is those wi-hi1g Ia purchase
will examine for themselves. For furh particulars
!ress The undersigned, Lynchburf Va
aug | de dS c1w JAS. NJ. kRMISrEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
YELLOW FEVER AT PORTSMOUTH.


We understand from gentlemen who came up
Yesterday on the Curtis Peek, that the Fever l.
mt supposed 10 be on the increase in Ports
mouth.
DIR. Richard II. Parker was no, dead yester
day morning. but extremely i'll, and not expected
10 survive.
Mr.. VIVA. b. Collins, heretofore repoted dead
was alive, with fair prospect ofrecoyery.
There are about forty eases of the Fever at
the Naval Hospital, but few of which are eonsid
cred dangerously i'll.
Our informant states that the religion services
observed ON "Wednesday at the Mthodist and
Baptist Churches were of deeply Impressive
and interesting character. The Rev. w H.
NuEELRlGIr conducted the services Mt the first
mentioned, and the Rev THOMAS lluME, at the
latter churoh.--Mr. Wheelwright assisted
in the services of the Rev. JAMES CHISHOLM
Pastor of the ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church offered up a most fervent and eloquent
PRAYER, invoking the Divine blessing, and be-
seeching the Supreme Ruler of the Universe tina,
lie would stay the ravages of the terrible
ssonrge that was then affecting the deeply stre-
ken and sorely afflicted community
Considering the sparseness of the population,
our informant states the attendance was quite
numerous, all seeming willing to bow in submis-
sion TO the Great Dsposer of events and the
Giver of every good and perfect gift.
As before stated, the town is almost depopa-
lated, but those that remain are working with
noble hearts and willing dispositions 10 receive
the suiterings Of the sick aud distressed around
th5m. confidently hoping that the disease will be
abaled and entirely removed from their midst. -
T. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13

N OTECG.-i vii sr 10 the highest bidder, On
" ftid,y, the l7h inst. my House and Lot where
| nav live The Lo, contains nerrs with Black
smith SHOP Nheeirigh Silnr ind Stables; also Lum.
Der House, with Other out housea all complete
and ia fond order wi sell at tho same time three
Wagon add Gear. : ~ good Horses. iogethe with
all mq household md kitrhen Furniture OF every de.
scliptiob. The salr "ill pIstvey lake plHce nj u
cuck on tho hb " mentioned dry as am determined
remove the Wet. i, d. MtLSTEAD.
"A SfeNNctl7th
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13

T. PROPERTY Pursuant a deed of trnst exc.
cutcJ by Dhrd. Stewart Co, and by Joseph p. Dill
lnrd James Sewau AMI Wiley Campbell mud duly re-
cnred shall as trustee In said deed named proceed
sell, public nuction, Amherst Court House on
30 day of August, S55 ,hai being Cour day. all
the right title and interest Of the said Wiley Campbell
in lhe real esiae uf joel Cam be dccd , being one
third interest in tract of 1874 OF which the
said joel Can pbel died seized aud possessed lying in
the county Of Amherst aud adjoining the lands Of Mrs
Mildred Bethel Cailcit Campbell. r. Z. Wilson and
others subject. however, to the willows dover; also
his the said Wiley Camplels bird interest in the
personal property sHid estate. including negro
ma about 10 years old, the household and kitchen fur
nitu,e stock mad plantation utensils, md about sI2UO
deposited in the Citizens Savings Bank, Lynchbnrg.
i will also H. on The Thursday following that is TO
say on :te % day of August, 1857 in the corpo a,inn
of Lyu,hburg, the premres MT public auction the
HOUSE AND LOT ia which The said James Stewart
resided situated in said corporation near the
residence of Samuel McCorkle and containing about
one quarter of an also the hons eho kitchen
furniture Of said Stewart, and lso on the same da,
will sell at public aueti n, the premises, the following
property conveyed by saia Joseph p. billiard.
lrnch thereof as may be sufficient for the purpose, 20
wit: the HOUSE and LOT in which the said Joseph
r. DillurG resides containing about oneaf acre stu
n;ed on Diamond Hill in said corporation aso
the foil wing slaves: men, Wyatt and Patrick two
women, Charity apd Ella; girls. Lucy and Catha
rne; three boys. James, Bob AID Manshe3; and the
househ Did and kiichen furniture of The said DiIlsrd
The real esiate will be sold upon credit of 6 and II
months, and the personal properly upon uredt Of 4
months. Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed, will
be required in each ard the title the real
retained unit, The pure money paid.
July 4,ctds WN /. YANCEY, Trustee.
" 30 dds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13

The Negro Stealing Case at Philadelphia,
A telegraphic dispatch from Philadelphia, dated
August 8, says:
True bills having been found against Pass
more Williamson and six colored men for an as
sault and battery on Col. Wheeler, of North
Carolina, in carrying off his SLAYER, the case was
called to-day in the Criminal Court for trial, but
finally il was nnstnnned till the 9th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
BGRo GIRL FOR SALE

ri BGRo GIRL FOR ALE The undersigned,
Y by virtue ot n deed Of trust executed them by
Hnratio Depriet will offer for sale, The hgtea bid
der, Oumpbe Court Honse, the frs: day of An-
gust Court likely Negro Girl about IA wears age.
credit Of 80 daysw be given. the purchase money
To he secured by negotiable note, well endorsed
Such title will be conveyed to the purchaser as Is
vested in the undersigned y the deed afa esad which
Is believed TO be unquestionable.
EDWIN r. PAGE,
mug hNrtl3Ih A REID i'".''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
Tremendous Intiur Of People from the Sea.

RICHMOND, Aug. 100 p. NJ.
The steamer Curtis Peck, Capt. JOHN DAVIS,
arrived at quarantine, below this city, this after
noon. with four hundred passengers, all from
Norfolk. They were examined by the quarantine
physician, and no fever being manifest, all
were permitted to come up TO Rockets and
land p Err
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
uyv7 VNNvtV WARRANTS WANTED a

Land Warrants, under the new law are now being ia
sued anxions to buy large qnnnfty, Tor which
viii pRy the highest market price IN'cAsH. | will nj
rend regularly To Courts q Appomaitox, Campbell
Amher.t md Be ford, and occasionally Chadollc und
vi" always pry the best prices Tor Warrants. Any vino
have them ia please upply me before selling.
| pr rsccati. Is usual. AL claims tot Bounty Laasi
Revolutionary Claims. orany ,Au's AGAINST the Govern
mcnt 81 the Unie States
.na ~. GHAS w STATIIANt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13

Both branches of the legislature will be Ameri
can. In the last Congress the delegation stood
democrats to opposition
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-13
KentuckU Election,

In tiity-two counties Morehead, the American
camdate for Governor, gains over 5000 votes as
state 10y 1862. So far the Congressional delega-
sion stand Americans, 9 antics and doubtful
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
AND fOR SAFE

AND FOR SAiE.--1n pursuance OF "a dc
= cree at the Circuit Cnur. OF Campbell Coonty,
pronounced on the obi da, OF May. 1882 ia the Of
siephtn Garrett and others, plaiatins Richard
Mshoney ahd others defendants shall proceed sell,
ii public auction, al Campbell Court H"us, Mon
day. the 10Th day of September. 1855 that ncng ur
oty The Tract ot Land in the proceeding, mentioned
The Land will be snli upon credit o. sx Il twrvr
months. the purchaser being required give bands
with good personal security aud tie title the Land
retained a. fniher secaiily. g CLARK,
ang ID WV ;lheiff npd Gnn,u l. sioaer.