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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
(Signcd.)
Form of a Guarantee.

The Undersigned, residing at -, State oil
- undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
carving the mail on route No. be accep-
ted By the Postmaster General, the bidder shall,
prior to the LIST day of July, 1855, or as soon
thereafter us may be, enter into the required
obligation to perform the service proposed with
good and sufficient sureties.
This we do with u fully knowledge Of the OBJ
legations and liabilities assumed by guarrantors
under the 9th section Of the act Of Congress OF
July 2, 1896.
Dated
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14

NXTE would call the attention Of Merchants and
~ others. to orr large aud well selected stock
Of Fancy notions. which we will sell low at whole
sale or retail.
Also an assortment of Musical Instruments,
Fishing tackle, &c. LOGAN 81 CARR.
PmirmonI, July ".
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
(Signed by two guaruntors.)
Form of q Certificate.


The under. igucd postmaster Of, State
Of, certifics, under his oath Of Office, that
he is acquainted with the iabove guarantors, and
knows them to be men Of property, and AUTO TO
make good their guarantee:
Dated
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
for Tho annual sum OF
I,,llorS

This proposal is made with full knowledge OF
the distance of the route, the weight of the mail
to be carried, and all other particulars in refer
ence 10 The route and SERVICE and also after full
examination of the instructions and requirements
attached TO the advertisement.
Duted
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14

r., OF -, county of --, State
Of f., propose to convey the mails from Ju-
" /, 1855, to June 80, 1859, on route NO
from -- To-, agreeable to the sayer-
nary II, 1855, and by the following mode of
conveyance, viz:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14

% Raj > N.Nf. " T.F.hS.
10 Jasper SIrGGt, n:Ar Ross.
SnRE' L',.EsS,

John N. Saturn Of BlndoSsbure, Prince
Georges county, Md, was afflicted with Styes on
his eyes for soyerSl ycnrs, also much inhainrnn n
ton, had Iecchcs applied under his eyes several
times without any good effect. was finally cured
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
MISUNDERSTANDING Rings.

Clarksburg. May 4th. ls52.-ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
TO the Ladies',
More New Goods.

w E are every week receiving new arrivals of
w Goods. Some fine Dress Goods have lust
come to hand which ale closing out cheap
-HRIrCIl 4 RIL bSnN &. 80
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-14
Sign and House Painting.

May Sd, 1S54-oc19 1y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

| money. and the poor man hnstans for n spree
whom chance has filled his pockets. enjoyed
them a. ] would any other striking novelty, but
| am quite sure that 10 frequent them regularly
would be any thing but agreeable. ! can't un.
! derstand how one could ever feel at home amid
so much hustle and noise, and am certain that
plain dinner in less public place would be far
moro pleasant than the most luxurious repast III
the "Mason dor"
| saw great many omnibuses in the streets,
hut heard mono Of the 1larreling among
drivers Which so constantly greets ones ears in
New York. 1heyare owned by the government
mud like every thing else connected with that
won lrrfll machine, they are managed with the
greatest regularity and order. The horses nrn
remarkably largo aud strong, md seem to pos
sess great powers of endurance. Those used in
the omnibuses are generally white, with long
flowing names, aud tho made 10 perform great
deal of work, they kept senl fat.
met with one thing which entertained me
considerably | saw an old blind man led by
dog, which walked along very quickly except
when 1t had occasion to cross street, and then,
as if knowing that its master was IN danger, 1t
ran rapidly until the opposite side was reached
The instinct of the little animal appeared SO
mnrkable that could not help noticing it with
pleasure, oven amid the great sights OF Paris.
In returning home | passed through the Place
Iendomc, where stands the great column erected
in commemoration Of Nnpoleons victories in
I2i5. 1t is in imitation of the Pillar of Irajan,
at Rome, and is very grand and imposing monu.
ment The pedestal and shaft are of stone,
covered with bronze, which is made ont of 1900
pieces IF cannon taken from the Austrians and
Russians The piilari covered with bias reefs,
which represent the victories gained by the
French army under Napoleon Above the pedes-
tai are garlands of oak, supported at tho angles
by four engles ench of which is large and mas
sivc. Surmouuting the whole is the figure Of
Napoleon, clad in simple suit of French uni.
form. As an evidence of the affection of the
French for their great Emperor, | noticed
number of green garlands covering the eagles,
and | understood that from one end of the year
10 the other they placed there by his many
worshppers. The pillar is magnificent work,
worthy alike the French milton, and the great
man to whom it is reared.
Hoping You will pardon the unconnected
manner in which this letter is written, | remain,
Very truly and respectfully yours, &c,
T.. w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market.

APRIL Z, 1855.
TOBACCO Active, and prices well support
ed for all kinds, with little no change in
market. We quote Lugs. common, at from 90
to s. 90; good, 500 to 81 00; Leaf, common.
80 to 81 o. good, % to SO. Fine mann
featuring from 10 to Sl3.
WnEAr.-White 2.l5 to 1920; Red $40 10
-.
FLOUR -Superfne 50 to $3.50, family $40 to
Sl0.25.
CoRN-90 to % cents per bushei of So lbs.
OATs-,j5 10 90 cents per bushel.
We would recommend Planters to prize their
dark Tugs and leaf tobacco III large hogsheads,
weighing from 800 to lSOO lbs.
JOHN CLARK,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
MCDONALD q PETERS.


A correspondent, of the Richmond Enquirer,
writing from Lynchburg, INDUCES in some singu.
hr nlista'ennnts and conclusions respecting the
resuit of the recon, Municipal elections in this
Observation-Disclosures so garingly erroneous, TINT
we deem it proper even for the benefit of the En-
quirer that they should be corrected. He states,
in the first place. that the Known othings mon
mated their strongest men for al the otices."
Now the fact is, aud was known we lad supposed,
to every voter in the city, that at least promi-
nent member of the Council (Capt. otcy,) was
not Know Nothing, aud was nominated, voted
for and elected with one dissenting voice. by
all partes-which member, however, is ropresen-
ted by correspondent az having been 'elec-
ted TO the coupeil by one vote" He states, fur
ther that they (the Know Nothings) listed their
votes in each ward. appointed men to contest
votes. and in fact had the most complete Organ
izatinn ever SEEM while the opposition had no
organization at all. Whether the Know Moth
ings listed their votes aud entered into such
thorough organization as is here represented, we
are no further advised than has been every citizen
by their assurances aud conduct in contrndicting
the assertion ON the day of election And, in
fact, dlu IL not occur 10 tfe writer 10 why
such thorough organizaton,if to vote,as he knows
was done by the X. n, for men put in nomination
by the opposition, both for the Court, Council
and office of High Constable The statement
is too faulty to be plausible.
But the most Objectionable feature of the com
munioation, is its seeming purpose in every line,
to convey the idea that there was, in the election
a direct trial of strength between political par-
ties. Such trial was almost inposs ble-would
have been improper, and was deprecated as such
by members of all parties. Know Nothings and
Anti Know Nothngs, or those not belonging to
the order, were both tickets, and it is noto-
rious fact that Mr.. Royal, .thc pies" Cdnai-
date for High Constable, received not less than
eighty or one hundred Know Nothing votes in
one ward. Ne voted for him, as we did for other
candidates on what was called the peoples
ticket 1t is therefore, at least, II singular
delusion TO believe that the election was test of
party strength particularly it will affect the
election of Mr. Wise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
SPECIAL, NOTICES
II. &. FARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian IiniHRene

/ w,i known % pns-rs, the Wnud, fiGv heal.
inp pon,tnting aud stimnltinc pgpprrt'c md hv IL
prompt, IN cl"ciihg cures, which previously had
#ttd u otlrt Incidence, lmie.it"trd 10y Tie
>ccn ~ pnysriar. Ia. placed 1t lar lcyond any ,ini
lar RENE y introduced To the people Of the United
Salr It. stimulates the absorbent. increased actira
md thu. cnahIes throw of ii case-H Desc-
lyftrs = ha1r4. Ling strength AID activity The
=clr-ii j., rn c,luliY puodyun md thereby aays
nervous irnin.iun producing deiIehttully pleasing
ttiun II rough the whole frame. Owing t. it, 70
mnihnlc anc c proprrtr@, It pun hc> and ncutullhc,
that p,i-npnus corrosive priucpe which renders old
uceuu. ~ores difficult - heal: il therefore is yrcu.
aily n,upir la their speedy This I.uimeut
nom per rttnting mud strength Mug qualities Ia been
found +, lie spcci6, for Paralysis or Palsy, White
."eliug~ ana sp-.d oins, in fact MI complaints
iu"o the nsusrulnr system. 1t la, cureI ui
,,houmrf.m nt twenty 10 Thirty yrn'- standing. and
aflr.ti4 of the Spine wherein tho entire pina column
WIS - cracked aud ,i4toted. hni the pntient cou
not walk stand without artificial srpVur Numerous
case- ot Palsy have been cured wh'u the flesh had
wihcrrd leaving rolhng but the dried -lin and b,nc
md thu limbs totully without feeling. For
Chijrcu m Ct0Hp ii i of inestimbc value, rubbed
and hnhrd the hrpat and chest. II applied freely
coughs attending Consumption Asthma md Colds. 1t
he'd. wouads spcod,ly-will cure Scalheud, Mango
ele. Planters unl Farmers will find i, "A valuable
medicine 20 he applied 10 Horses and Catle for Sprlu.
Rrn.cs Llp euo.s Suii joints Sweeney. Dry S!.nuIde,
Wound., burns, Splints. Ch,tes Gnll4. Bnr lened
Knot, ON the flesh etc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

We seldnm rccnmmend manufactured mod

enc. Chewing nut Ia most cases, ture herself prrtccts
mlitiv AID cfcctualIy THAI cnn he accon-
p.ishcd by the vegetable. and numerals at medical
science. But in the mntter ~ Dyspepsia, there are
chronic aurcs about it, which very often lefty nli tie
efforts OF healthy action OF the diycs
hNc"rsnns nnt ii not unit ,qurntly happens TINT thou
sands -nfsf tor yras, diseased both in body and
iud from indigo lion and its kindred lila To such
ll"ohtud's German Bttcrs, prepared by Dir. C.
Ia ksuu truly most vdlu Ibte preparation. 1t is
innc medicine giving n hcat action to the stomach
AMI viii or fou1d highly srrviceahe nj all seasons, but
c,rec olly during the spting. Dyspepsia cniy =
cured lay patient perseverance OF trent
ncp'; md Ia ol those suffering under this sad msady
We would recommend appic,on TO tie depot Of
iiooH,ni', German Buffers 40 Arch street, Phiaie
phIi.-ihRdi ciplm hqHUCr. See advertisement.
rur11 ,Ia,v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
\ letter from Rome. of tho 9th says ::

The diplomatic circle here has recently sus-
TIMED fresh loss in one of the most amiable of
It's members, whoso death succeeded those Of
the Marchcsa praloame, Marchcsa Borgagli, and
Baronne d'Arnim. Mrs Mary Cass, born Lud.
Ium wife of the Minister Of the United States,
was Yesterday sna'ched from life and from the ni-
fection of her relations by the bursting of blood
vessel in the head. She near her acconch-
lnent. Her virtues, beauty and au,iablo qualities
will make her memory deeply regretted by all
who knew her
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
PUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CLARE

\ cos tLArE Ru>HreS. CLARK Co.) GENUINE
COP LIVER OIL, FOR CossUMPrIoN, ScRoFULA. &c
The late finn Of Ru.hton Clark & Co.. being dissolved
by the nE.IH NJ W. h. RusHros, (thc only Rushton
ever Connected with the Grm,) thcic genuine Cod
Liver Oh viii in future be prepared only by EarM.H
CLARK Go, Surviving partners and sole successors
BE particular in ordering to specify Hegeman, CLARK
" Co, cor Rushton, CLARK ~ Co, as it was Mr.
Clark aud NJ" Rushton, who for the past seven years
has superintendent its manufacture, and il the only
Druggist who ever from the United States to New
TO ndllrd Tor that purpose and since Mr. Rushton's
deeth there has been article called Ru.hoi's Oh
Introduced, which Is IN II" way connected with Ruth
t'n' Clark " Cor, Hegeman, Cn,A e. Co and AS
success IL It's depends upon its purity too r1urn
caro- can not not be taken to get tho genuine Thous
nm Is who had been taking the Oil of other makers
without success have been restored to health by the
pure Oil of our manufacture
liEGEMAN, CLARK Il CO.
ml22dlmT Chemists and Druggists New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
Resignation of a Member of The Court of
Claims

From Tire Athens (Georgir) Banper. March %
We learn from authentic source that the
Hon Jos II. Lumkiu has declined the appoint
ment of Judge Of the Court of Claims, noiwith-
stading the compliment paid by the tender Of this
high and responsible office, well the circum-
stances under which it was doue-tho unanimous
aud cordial ratification of 1t by the Senate. we
hive occasion Ia know aud notwithstanding the
almost universal appreciation with which this mp
pointment has been received by the press Of all
partes-still our townsman prefers To give his
service to his native state.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
To tn. PATRONS of the virginian.

After the Is, RAJ of April, we have determin-
ed to issue the country NiRGINIAN three times n
week, instead of twice. This arrangement will
enable us to reproduce in the Triiceekiy form
the whole contents of the Daily issues. At pres
ent, we are compelled to strike from each number
of the Daily two to three columns of reading
matter-enough to furnish another publication a
week. The proposed change will give our conn'
try readers from twelve TO sixteen columns of
matter week; now thrown away. after having
been used in the Daily. The increased cost to
us in paper ink wear of material &c, renders
a slight advance in the price of the country pa
per necessary-We shall therefore in future
charge S5--a sum less in proportion, than the
present charge. by 81. We do not expect to
realize any profit from t--and make the altera-
tion under belief that ii will be preferred by
our patrons. Should the arrangement fail to
give satisfaction, or be found to work disadvan-
we can al any time recur 10 the pres
ent one. The publication days will be Monday,
Wednesday and Friday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
CARD Pho subscriber having purchased of

A CARD The subscriber having purchased IF
"A Mcdaniel, llur j. Preston their ,ntar.s, II ,h
late concern Of " I. Anderson a Co.. viii ,onfinI,,
the GRoo ERY. COMMISSION ard FoRwAkplrG L,,,in,a
the old stand on the Basin, where they vii k,.n nm
haad stock of Guano, Plnstrr, Lime n ID Cepa,, c
sale at the lowest cash prices.
He returns his thanks Ia the friends of the ln,e c
Germ aud the pubic generally for the hbe al patronage
extended to il and hopes. by using his best cxeriion. IN
merit continuance oil the the new concern
ad.9 dts WIN 7. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

SUIT AGAINST A TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Mcssrs. John c. Hobson & Son of Richmond,
says the Penny Post, sent an order by the Wash
ington and New Orleans Telegraph lin eto Mo-
bile, Ala to their agents there, foriiv hundred
bales of cotton. At the office in Montgomery,
Ala, when the message was received. tao words
Five hundred" were written 'twemty- i've hun
dred," thus causing the agents when they made
the purchase, to buy five times as much cotton
as Messrs. II. x Co., wanted Mes srs. H. 4
Co., have commenced a suit against til company
in Richmond for 200 damages, caused by the
over purchase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
i.ook om jo1. Comnte,t,Its.

Tho p4le are cautioned ngninst another counterfeit
which has laey ma = il appearance cnloi w. Il Far
IL L. a. hnp .umcni, the most dangerous of all the
rountr,ter~. because his hnv1g the name OF Farrell
nnt Viii huy il in good faith. without the know ledge
lharn counterfeit exists, and they viii perhaps only
discover their when the spurious niNt.Ic Ia.
wtoush' its evil effects.
The Genuine article - manufactured only by II. &
Fuucll, -o, inventor und proprietor aud wholesale
druggist NJ II Nam street, Peoria Illinois. 10 whom
MI uVriratint Gov Asercies must be addressed b.
lr You get it with the letters II q hetnle Farrell :,
Illus II. q. + NRhElI'S-und his ,igniture on the
wrapper; Nil nthcr. coumerteits.
sold by Il SrABLER X co, Drugei.,s.
Lvnchhurc, Va.
null 10y resnariy auth n1ed agents fnoushou the United
States.
~ Ptcc - and 10 crnts, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village aud
han let in the United States. in which onr is already
e-tnblihed. Add ess II. &. Farrell as above uccon-
panied with good rcercuc, as character responsible
r.&c. marco d&"iw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
VIRGINIA 4 TENN. RAILROAD.

Il,i "A -Ea..a.Sl..s...ss5 NETT NNWEDTLE.-NLM.
KY II .hS-~~Rx~MER ARRANGEMENT !!-On
and after Ap l6, 1850 the Passenger Train will leave
Lynrhburg day, (Suodays excepted) oclvck
I. NJ. and arrive ~ Wythevii ut 8 p h Retul ming,
leave Wythcyie nj A NJ. and nrriyc at L,nchbnrg
nt II Minimizing the TRIP FUN Richmond and Pete. a.
burg to Wythevlle in / hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Buori'- Depot, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays. and arrive at Buchanan to
snppcr.
For Finra>;ln Sweet and White Sulphur Springs.
Charleston. kan'whi, and Guyandorte via Bonsack's
On Mondays Wednesday, AID Fri avs.
For Abing don, Jones 5oro and Knoxville Tenn. d w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

WAsnINGroNs BIRTHDAY Ar BEgfIN.-A
Berlin correspondent ofthr journal of Commerce
SAYS;
The Americans in Berlin have no, been be-
hind their countrymcn i'll Paris and elsewhere in
the patriotic sentiments which are naturally ava
kened by the return of Westinghouse birthday.
The Amo'i lean Minister Mr.. NRaDM, invited To
his house on the evening of the I'D all Of his
compatrot- residing in this city, 10 the number
of forty or fifty, most of whom are students IN
the University of Berlin. The paror- of the
Legation were decorated with portraits Of Wash
ineton and Of the present President and with the
national colors Of the Union. Toward the
close of an evening OF great enjoyment several
patriotic sentiments were proposed, to winch
short speeches were made in response, aud the
national melodies. Hail Columbia. ""Star Spang.
tied Banner DC, were sung with great cnthus-
assn. "'rhc Memory Of Washngton,' "Our toun-
try, '"'rhc President the United States Tho
Progress of LIBERAL Sentiments" with The Pros
pcrity of the several States represented were
among the toasts which were given. The health
of Mr.. Nroom was drunk with special enthusiasm,
Tor all who know the United States Minister in
Berlin, Germans AS well rs Americans, unite IN
respect and esteem for vino represents his
country in manner 80 able SO digntied, and So
truly American"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

in the presence Of some United States officers
Discharges were made repeatedly, as often ms six
times minute. but il : claimed that, having eve
rytihng perfect, from ) to Is discharges can cas-
lily be made in that time. This is pronounced
formidable weapon for naval warfare
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

The effects of the imprudent use of Mercury
may be in the hundred. Who walk our streets TX
thermometers, indicating every n weather y the
ac's OF iher Bones and Joints. Rheumatism Neuras il,
and like diseases; and they will continue until they
eradicate every ycstge of Mercury rop their -ysens
which can only be done by resotg Cafter Spanish
Mixture, the only positive nntidoc for Mercury known
mars dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09
CITY iNDS TATE DEPARTMENT.

NEW CRY CottNCIL ORGASIzEp.-At meet
ing of the persons returned rs elected, TO serve a.
counolmen the present year, held at the councli
chamber on Friday evening 9th April, ls55
Pressnt.-John VI. Otcy, James NJ Langhorne'
James +. Payne Pleas. Preston, DR.. +. II.
3 Gilmer and Henry Davis of, aud for Lynch
Ward No. l., and Chas. w. Christian, John
Oyler DIR. Robt. 5. Payne, james A. Stigier'
John IL. Seny and George ID. Days,of' and for
Henry Ward No. .;
Who having severaly taken the oath of office
before, The Mayor, took their seats in council.
The board then proceeded to elect president
when John VI. otey was unanimously elected
They then appointed ID. Rodes clerk Of the coun-
ell, who took the usual oath of office, before the
Mayor in prcsenc of the board
The former rules for the government of the
board at it, session was adopted.
Upon examination of the poll books, returned,
and the certificates of the officers appointed 10
superintend and conduct the charter elections IN
this city on the ID inst. it appears 10 the hoard
that David T. Rees, JOHN H. Bay. John /.
Smith, james NJ. Cobbs james NJ Boyd, and b.
II Nowlin for Lynch Ward No. J, and II. ..
Schoolheld, ID. W. Burton, s. w. shelton, Wm.
l. Saunders, s. b. Thurman and VIM. w. Left
wch. for Henry Ward No . have been duly
elected in their respective wards, TO be Alder
men. or members Of the Court of llustings IN and
for said city of Lynchburg; Wm. u. Branch 10
be Mayor: Henry Huntington to be Sergeant:
VIM. B. Brown to he High Constable; james II.
Simpson to be Master of Police; and Vim i. Sis.
son to be Commissioner and Assessor of the
Revenue for the ensuing year, which was order
ed To be certified 10 the Court of Hastings.
The President of the council appointed the
ct 90 tn bn IN II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

CHRIsTIANsBURG HERAID.-This paper comes
to us in new dress enlarged, and much improved
in appearance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

faRcE OF WIND ~ \ foHNApo.-On tho list
of january, bombay was visited by cyclone or
hurricane which commenced about midnight and
lasted six or seven hours. II begun at :. L. and
before its force was expended had gone round the
compass ofW. y. W. At the height of the gale
the pressure Of the wind was equal to thrty-tiye
pounds to the square foot-a force against which
living creature could stand upon open ground.
The next morning the gardens appeared rs II II
heavy roller had passed over them, and the va
rious directions in which the tall Palmyra palms
had fallen, afforded palpable indication OF the
revolving character OF the storm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-09

hksSUEUtiON.--f file concern q, W,, r.
- Anderson j. 20, was dlssoved on tleoo5 s
by mutual consent. WIN. Anderson al ne viii n,,oi
10 the settle n'n Of the business ami the nane Of the
concern will hr n.rd only in winding ,.n the .,n ''
WI 4. ANDERSON
api9-ts MCDANIEL HURT L. PRESTON