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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
SPECIAL HoTrCES
"a q FarreIl's Arabian Imminent
TRIUMPHANT DYER DISEASE.

Il l. n fact es,ab shea and well Known thht the ARA
him.. ,,,,,ned height in the knowledge OF medicine
,,i-b caused the whole wor 4 10 wonder aud admire
MN Them the scie. OF chemistry had IT'S bfi ana
i, therefore not at all STANCE thai people 50 emf
,etv .ucee. .u the healing aud 81 Peseserhe
NJ daring in character shnud. 10y actual and un'l'ine
experiment discover remedies lar iPassig n -hiea'y
AFT other. ar the cure Of tLose diseases neident !"
t N from their nnde Of life The geatef par ii th"lr
lin, bejrq -p.n ia hazard1ns aud blndy wan IL y" II
their tribe. they subject 10 To" n9s 'iheIi hitaehs
Of rienisn, paralysis. teungic pins, and various
in4rnp nf.r disea.es, hlso the nnst nftd ""'H"s
sprIi - bruises tufnofs Ne'ogs, disease If tn lnnt>
err etc. Al tese ai.rnses they we're 81 snifflsi ga
eli rl it curing i ite uBiriliat hooked with won
der NIL attributed their skill II the powers "t maRle-
H. q. FARREIL'S ARABIAN LlNlABNT i cot
nosnn Of ,l,ams and pil,, from pI ,nt. fsrul,af
Ia this country. eml it WIS is The nj tl' aft rles
composing this grent remedy thpt only tia II rhI-
rais but even the wild Artl 81 the desert were ena
be- to pei torn such miraculous fh' rub ~ired
l.. world fefawnrd + his beauul sNfnnerS al b. M
his upsnrtia sSt.l speed u Il agility. and tn" Incredible
fatigue 10 J.. capable of enduring Nt5tsr Because
from the tine Of his birth his limbs eaieuliy watch
ed and upon FIRST appearance :, disease the magic
10 ion is applied. arl such things cohhrme sgeFny,
poll evil, .tua, ngbonr, scratches, spnyin nmenes
etc etc are unknown The = result will olluY IN
all cases when II G farr rs Genuine Arabian Llnlmen
!. used in tfre. Therefore ,leay IN procuring a
good supply nj it, tor every dollar spent in II II save
va twenty ani great deal Of suffering il NIL your
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS Sc pteml,er Ia

II I Williams Y Il 4 RR; T Farley, Farm
vile Jno Cauley, city; .Jno Booker Frazer,
city; Chas L Yeatman, V & Il r r; VIM w
Mathews, Campbell Thos Y Moseby, Bedford :;
Thos w Anderson, j Thompson, NJ Compton,
Pttsylvana; VIM Organ Campbell; A Organ,
and daughter, do; w T Organ, do; H Eustace,
Richmond; Thos w Wooding, Pittsylvania NJ
G Booth, VIM l. T Hopkins. Franklin VIM NJ
McEwer, Lexington; j Adams Bedford C c
Chafiin. do; Jno Sale, Liberty; John NJ Law
son. Pamplins; Il Ii Buckner, V q T r R;T n
Cobbs, do; S Whaling, Salem; Pampln,
Annomattoy
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BAKEn's PREMIUM BrrrERs is now become a

BAKERS PREMIUM BTrTERs is now become q
Universal fa1y NJ 'dc.no, and .ecomme nded generally
y our most able Physicians for the cure of Dvspc,,a
Nrivous Headache Depnged Liver, &c. The certif-
cate below ia from worthy widow lady of Hanoyer
county of nndoubted veucily.
WHITE PLAINS, Hanover. Va, Jan. 30il 1855
Mn, f, BAKER. proprietor nf Bakers Premium Bit.
ter,-Dear Sri cannon withhold the high estimation
have OF your valuable Family Medicine, in making
II eIr"o OF my complains, / have suffered alb, al tyo
years "h djsordere stomach, &c., which eau ed me
never to en- anything that ate without dsagreeipe
with me Immediately afterwards | had to be dieird
but thai did moi relieve TIE com lnin tLen comnenc.
ed using yarious remedies said give relief M all In
no purpose. bega1 To think should have To live
through his short Life with but little enjoyment of its
wotlds goods, bat utuvdenee provided In looking
over newspaper found that Bakers Premium Btler
were Lishy rrcUmmen led for dsurI red Slonacl Sc
soon procured bope. and nevoi in all my life found
remedy to give SO speedy relief am sorry to think
that | was mslei so long without knowing of such
'a'nahIe Medicine sooner | take ereat rleasure in
recommending it to Others affected in simaf munner
Yours. MARY W. ELLETT
10 be had wholesale and retail at r Stabler r. Co.'S
SirotLer Il WhitehPa Is, j. II. Thompson & Cas- md
J. H. Seay, lynclibu"g, and of Druggists generally
aug ls-im
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

STRONG PROOF OF PoPULARlTY.-A cores pom
dent of the New York Post, who went out with
Col Kinney his emission" to Nicai qua
speaks in very high terms of the Colonels pur-
poses, and his popularity among the Gre yi;own
people, Nobody can resist the influence of the
Fascinating Kinney. An Irish sailor was so
charmed with him and his mission to es ia dish
the 'church and the school house, TIM he
could not be kept on board his vessel, but mp
ed from tho rigging. where he had been sent,
into the sea, preferrng to rum the risk, of be-
coming meal for an alligator rather than not
assist the Colonel in his rious work. Tibet emp
tation too strong for the alligator t. saist,
and he accordingly took the man n but, by an
ticipating the Colonel in this way, it sa we'd the
Irishman deal of disappointment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

ANornER CASE oF SMALL PoX.-Ne learn
from the attending physician. DR.. Walker, that
a second case Of small pox has appearhd on ih"
hospital boat lying in the river, above this
place. The patient is slave NAMED Abraham
belonging to Mr.. Samuel Harding OF Nelson
county The first case is recovered. There
are two or three other men on the boat. who are
of course liable to the disease. The one just
taken had been vaccinated, but, If the operation
took effect, had lost its virtue. There has been
no case Off theboat nor IS it apprehended that there
would be, as 10 communication is allowed be-
.yoen its inmates and the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

NEW MUsIC.-Ja.t issued, the twentieth
thousand of the popular Balnd, lYht is home
without Moiher." This beautiful song ia by Alice
Hawthorne author of Listen the Nocking Bird:'
Let as live with hope; "How are the Roses;'
"a my heart upon lfower "Our Good oil Friouls;
MY Cottage Home;" "Song of the Farmer "rot Of
the Cradle" &c, &c. Sc
These Ballads all af easy and Plea ing clarnr
ter we'll calculated for the Of ordinary Ieffnner
Price % each Also, Just punished "lInwthnrn
Leaves, being variations upoa the above mcodies
by the populer c. mposer, Charles Gre be. Price 37I
each. Copies sent by mail.
Address WINNER & SINISTER.
Music Publishers, ITO North 9th ST.. Plila.
sep ISi2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

DEATH or ANEpTToR.-Ihe Vcskburg w hig
of the list inst, comes to us in mourning for the
death Oft editor Rufus X. Arthur, Esq, and
pays an eloquent, and we doubt not truthful, tri-
butte of respect Ia his many virtues and quail tiles
as gentleman and writer BY recommend. I'll on
of the Mayor. the stores were shut up and bu 81
ness suspended on the afternoon Of his funeral
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

NoKTn RIVER CANAL.-Benj. j. Jordan, says
the Lexington Gazette has taken a large con
tract ON the North River Canal which, with the
exception of the tow path, will complete the inn
provement from Ben Salem to the Catpoud, with
in mile and ahalf of the upper terminus. This
insures the speedy completion of the whole
work, for there remains but the tow yath and a
single Lock and Dam to be let to contract to
finish the work TO Jcrdans Point.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

A RouGH DUEL.-On Tuesday event ng last,
two young bloods OF this city, who had be en- at
variance for some time, on account of re asons
best known to themselves concluded to waive all
the unnecessary formaities of the regular duello,
and to go out and pistol each other in acc dance
with extemporaneous regulations adopte d by
themselves expressly for the occasion. Upon
their arrival at the verge of the city, some spec.
tators who had accompanied them out end aavor-
ed to persuade them to lay aside their pist Dis and
fight fist fight, but one of them said Il lat he
had eaten no dinner and did not feel fiji ,ently
robust for anything of that sort, and as matter
OF course, this English argument broke up all
further negotiations. They then selected suit
able spot, took their positions few PAGES apart,
drew their reviewers, and commenced firing. One
of the parties fired five times and the other
twice, the difference being caused by the snap
ping OF one pistol three times. After the firing
1t was ascertained that neither hurt where
upon they returned to the city socially they
had left IT,
We understand from those who witness ed the
affair, that both parties behaved with gre at cool
ness, and that Sc, eral of the shots were gTazers
--Ler, Observer.
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OFFICE OF THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

NuTIOTk, ' H'' f1'Pl IJTT' fo9''
S. T. PETERS. Esq,
Lynchsurg, Va,
Dear Sir--Your esteemed IA
vor ofthe Ilth inst. is at hand, enclosing certif
icate of deposit for $53 73, generously contrib
nted by the citizens of Campbell county, Virgin
III. in aid Of the sufferers from the dreadful
scou rye that is now ravagng unfortunate
city, which amount will be faithfully applied to
tho rolief of our suffering community.
Please accept our most sincere thanks,
Very truly, yours
r.. W. BowDEN, Treasurer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

DR. FBANKLIN's OPINION OF FOREIGN Con-
VICTs SENT TO THIS CoUNTRY.-During the ad-
mnstration of Robert Walpole. the transporta-
ton OF eonvicts to this country, reg arded as
very great grievance. DR.. Franklin wrote to
the Minister the thanks of the Colonists for the
material aid of Britain to this country. So strong
ly manifested in this instance; and. as satsfac-
tory proof of American gratitude, sent oim col
lection of rattlesnakes. which he advised him to
have introduced into his Maiesty's gardens at
Kew in order that they might propagate and in
crease, assuring him that they would be as ben
eticial to his Majesty's English dominion, as the
British rattiesnake CONFLICTS had been to America
-Amer Museum, June, 1890.
w ANTED IMMEnI ATlrY-r,yENTy VEST An "a NJ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

Liquid Cathartic Family Physic.-Ihs is
the best. cheapest, and efficient Csharlic ever
offered the public. 1t is inseles., (herey avoiding
the nauseang effect OF Pills Oil. SIENNA. &c. and pro-
duces gtipirg other painful OLlike all
other Turghtves it searches the bet. of the dis
ease thoroughly ceanses The stomach, snd leaves the
bowels ENTIRELY EREE FROM CosTfyENEss No family
should be without it. Children drink it rea Ii Y and
without forcing I'd no medicine is more highly recon.
mended by the medical faculty.
Give t"iel and then Judge f,r yourselves 1t can
be had wholesale and retail at
DIR. VRlGiiTS Principal Depot, 400 Broadway.
VI Purcell, Ladd g. Co.'S, Rchmoni Stroller &
Wheheads's, J II. Thompson & Co.'S yneeburg; and
all the principal Drug throughout the State
DIR. Wright will pay One Thousand Dolls rs for
the discovery of any admxure other than purely
table in hi "Lique Caha tic' or Vegetable Family
Physic. by analysis uther chemical process.
au lily
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A CARD.

A CARD
Areport having been put ia circulation that TIE vel.
10" fever was prevalent in the civ u. baltimore we
Womb Sae tor The Inflammation ol all who are Interest,"
~ u'' que r"y was never more healthy than it is at
The present time the bill. Of mortality which ara
PuoSne weekly, viii show. Nor has there been a
s'hg'e ensr "l yellow fever kere, except few cases
pin"gh' up ii"n Norfolk and Portsmouth No fears
az! here by the citizens hat our city will be
m its heathfulie,s ''' ''''''"e''e
(Signed) HOPKINS. HILL & 90
YOUNG Il CARSON
WARWICK X ARMIST FAD
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10, 1855
l2-hI,v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

FOREIGN Dry GooDs.-According to the New
York Courier, the importations Of foreign goods
for the first eight months Of the current year
show reduction of 80 per cent. when compared
with the same period ofIs54. being forty five
millions in 1855, against sixty five in the prece-
ding year. There lisa greater difference than
this in the value Of foreign dry goods wsrehous-
ed. viz: only Sc, 060 495 in the year 1855 against
SIG, 4338 z2 in the first eight months of 1854. The
difference is'fully accounted for in the marked
+. contrast in the money market ofIe55, when CON-
pared with July and August, 1854. In the lat
ter period, the country was overburdened with
foreign goods. the duties on which were with
great difficulty paid by our importers. Money
vas then worth "a to per cent. per menth on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

FOREIGN INFLuENoE.-Th The american Party.
There is truth and wisdom timely presented in
the following extract from clear and strong
editorial in the Lexington (Ky.) Observer.
Let the Know Nothings be crushed 10 tho
earth; let the party be disn,egrated if you please;
let power fall wherever you may choose, the de
mands of the American party must be obeyed.-
The people of this country are loyal. and they
will ask their rulers to pass laws for them, bnt il
they fail to do so, they will pass them for them
selves.
1t is vain for us to endeavor TO change the ma
ture Of man All nations, from all time. have
,.istrusted Foreigners, aud whenever the foreign
population crowds upon the native, there must
be strife and ultimate subjugation. Up to q GER
tain point brave and generous people will re-
ceive outcast foreigners in their midst; they will
adopt certain number q children. but there is
u stopping point, and when there is an endeavor
made to pass it, there must and win he strife
We. therefore, say, no matter what party obtains
the control of the government. that the wishes of
the people, vague and indefinite though they may
be, must be speedily obeyed. Immigration must
be restricted, aud those who think that the agi
tation of the country will cease when the Ameri
can party is crushed, are blind indeed.
The old American party was ground into the
dust, but the men who composed it still lived,
and though they fought in the ranks of other
parties, they retained their old sentiments, and
only awaited an opportunity TO re-assert them
In the same manner if the new American party
is overthrow, the men that compose it will still
live, and the strife must go on, and at last their
object be effected. We regard the final achieve
ment Of the aims Of the American party as some
thing beyond the possibility of a doubt, for to
doubt this. s to doubt the future supremacy of
the American people on American soil.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

FATAL ACCIDENT.-The Buchanan American
says, an accident occurred on Monday evening
upon the works of Messrs. Fort Frazee & Ha-
den, which resulted in the death of two men, and
serious injury to another. Three men, who
were engaged in blasting rock, boring out
a hole that had been loaded, when the charge ig-
nited and exploded, killing one man instantly
and SO wounding another that he died the next
morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

DERREciAYIoN OF PROPERTY IN SAN FRANCIS
Co.-Aletter writer from San Francisco thus
speaks of the fall in the prices of real estate in
that city, and the consequent reductionin the in
comes of its owners:-"The enormous incomes
of some real estate holders have dwndled down
at a most rapid and fearful rate, and though al.
ready small, continue to ''become beautifully
less" EN- now moving into a house at $40 per
month, which, four months since, readily brought
SIP per month, land ''fancy rents" have declined
even at greater ratio. The u. S. bonded ware
house, for which $4,000 per month was original
ly paid, would not at this moment command one
fourth of that rate and under clause in the
lease which provides for revaluation of the
rent every two years by disnterested persons.
will no doubt at the next biennial valuation, if
proper attention. is paid to the matter by the gov
eminent. be reduced accordingly"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
C,Ty,yD STATE DEPARTMENT.

AnptrpoxAf. Am. We understand an addi-
tional subscription has been made by tho Bap-
fist Church Of this city for the benefit OF Norfolk
III De-, smontb. since the contribution Thurs
dny We are not informed as TO tue amount
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

DEATHS IN PoRTsMoUTu.-Th who lie num-
Der of deaths in Portsmouth. up to the present
time, is estimated at SIR hundred, by gentleman
who is very well informed on the subject.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

Tur REVIVAL. which commenced in the ID
street Methodist Episcopal Church. on the 10Th
nit. is nrogre ssng with increasing interest. We
learn that there have already been 81 CONVEX
sious
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

MARyLAND.-Z. Collins Lee has been nonaina-
ted as the American candidate for Judge Of the
Superior Court, in. Baltimore; and, Milton Whit
ney. for States Attorney.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
vg,ME $UKsCRnBEis OFFERS CnD
4 ..le E-II Five Acres Of Land ~


Basin of the James River and kanawha Company nv
mining the site Of II 9 Piedmont Wofks-a r5,i
above and HE re idur below Ii finn about one ,I,
,nnd feet "A road along the gin of the Basin MI
extends back To the river the independent c.i
which the company are NOW constructing for The ~ rn
of supply the city with The canal is % G
wide at bottom, 30 top,a Dc, p Il it is esti,n.,s
by the En- .ineer1of the coul any ~ it will GIrn.,b
constant suppl, nj surplus sufficient to work IN
air u run of Mill Stones after -upplyIls tie ousp,,
needed for the city, The pure will acquire viii
the land thirty ;ears lease of .ll'rncy water 70
work six lnr at Stones, free of rent, III tie Ri, e
taking the residue of the surplus wutc. NJ Tho rates nan
ally charged by the Company Tor the t water nm
this level Of the Cana an also the fnicr right f
building across and The Canal The whole of Mi.
pioaerty, with the privileges nppurnen will be sold
entire OF in parre4 TO suit purchasers, Persons esi
ring 10 uichase sites with view to the Of, ction f
milling or her manufacturing establishments would do
otherwise be encountered in ting the wata rm Tho
Canal might be wed by constructing tlese work. he
tore The walls which to be pat for the purp ,se of
protecting the Canal are completed.
For prices, informant the pa obablc ouanv Of
surplus water The Canal will afor j, and the terms an
which it can he leased rele be had to Major Ellis
the President, and Mr. Louraine the Engineer of rho
COMPANY. WM. DANIEL, JR
sep Is d&c2ta~4w
70 Lyncfburg Republican and Richmond ENQUIRER
will please copy twice week weeks.
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PRINTING MATERIALS for sATE

\ One Super Royal Washington Hand Press. nI1,an
10 f e., bed ga eet used but short time and in
.nd Frame Galeys &c. in fact' every thing reon;si,a
Tor printing newspaper. They will be sold together or
rn"tei,' on accommodating tetms Apply a, tbi,
"'aee' or address + J w. Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

=" In her federal relations. kentucky has never
ceased to look I" the Union ct the States as the
best and only security tor toelr peace and happ'-
ness. She requires all her officers to take am
oath 10 support the constitution ct the United
State. She feels that the only certain guaranty
of liberty is faithful and honest support of
that sacred Instrument in all its limitations as we'll
as it. grants of power. While she cautiously
refrains from any invasion of the rights of 9TH
ers, she will be steadiast an firm in the main,
talnaAce of her own. She eherishes towards all
tho States the highest traternol regard net
merely on account If common brotherhol ID Of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

Two BUILDERS - Proposals will be rece, ed
until the 2nd day of October rext for tho erection
OF large Bath House at the Montgomery Whine Sui.
rhur Springs after plans which may be seen on upplica
ton 10 me at the Springs.
This Job Is we'll WORTHY the attention OF builders and
we may let at the time several Ter building,
Communications may be addressed to me, at the
SPRINGS. RIO. II. MOSBY. President
Montgomery While Sulphur Springs Company
sep lS.I&ctlst oc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

NsSll REWARD Ten dollars reward WI. IN,
~ An " paid fr the delivery of each of the follow
named n"sroes. hired the Virginia and Tenn I'm
a"I'im.d Company: JORDAN. hired Of f. NJ. oa a.J
Egg Tru,'e" Of Mary M. Holsey. WILLIAM; h''
ct keberra Williams n. Gill;
SepT im Gcnl. Sup't. Va, & l. M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

hgSSOEUTION.- Til. concern OF HuBSON
~ Il ARNlSTEAD y ihiS day di, Owed by mutual
consent Those Indebted - Ia conc will pay L.
|. Afmstead and those having claims against the con.
cerr will present them to him Cor aiju.n1nt he having
purchased oil said l"bsnu his emit interest in the tois
papers aud goods of said concern If Ii bson 4 Aeni.
iead. JOHN r HORSoN
l. L. ARMlSTEAD
The s1hscrber. in retiring finn the con.ern of Heb
son ArnI-hd returns ui- thinks f n the pan onnge
received ut The frrds of lis trs.ds an Respectfully 50.
lcit~h connaon of the sane 10 tn, new Gomez m Of
l.. l.. Arm,tead :; 1HN r. TO1SOS
1915
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
From the Inaugural Address of the newly elect

From the Inaugural Address OF the newly elect
ed Governor of Kentucky, the Hon. Charles ).
Morehead, we extractihe following paragraphs:
"The constitution of our State secures 10 all
the enjoyment of equal rights and privileges.
Tho native and the adopted citizens are placed
on terms of perfect equality and while the party
which has elevated mo To office, desires reyisi IN
and modification OF the laws in relation to omigra
ton AMI naturalization, it neither proposes nor
desires to impair this equality. Both the native
and adopted citizens are subject to the same pen
allies for the violation of the law, aud, so far as
| am concerned shall receive equal protection IN
the exercise of their civil political and religious
rights The functions of religions and the rights
Of conscience nre sacredly exempt from all civil
jurisdiction, and | need not add that all religious
scots or denominations arc entitled to and shall
receive equal protection,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18
Notice to Travellers,

g-9-SagA Our Stages viii in future leave Lynch
t=sAazsSSszzsa burg ON Mondays Wednesdays and FRI
day mornings arrive Charlotiesvl" sumo night oiv
ing passengers full nights r'st going Month.
sep27 d3ta@ts }. 7 HAMMER & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-18

Ho 2, ,R TEXAS "A party of five young gen
tenen, says the last Republican, leave Clover
Hill, A ppomattox county. Virginia. for Texas
to-day. They consist of Mr. William Morse
and la dy, John d. Morse and Mr.. McSparrin, of
of Ap pomattox accompanied by Mr.. Samuel F.
Hurt and James f. Hobson, of Lynchburg.-
They will travel in Immigrant style--fuy equip
ped with money mules, negroes, wagons, fire
arms, &c. They will take the Southwestern
road and reach the Mississippi river at Memphis.
They will cross there and go through Arkansas
and the Cherokee Nation, to Northwestern Tex
as, whore they intend to settle. They expect to
arrive in sixty days if they have fair weather.
We tender them our best wishes for their sue
cess in the home they have selected for
Themselves in the far Southwestern frontier.