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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-12

- VALUABLE STOREHOUBE FOR
:a SALE. AT PUBLIC AUCTION.--On the 18th
- day of December, 1855, 1 will offer for SALE at
public auction, the Storehouse lately occupied by
Deakins l. Merritt. This il a commodous house, two
stories high, 1870 feet; has excellent storeroorn
ready shelved counting room, two rooms on the Sec
ond floor and garnet Tine cellar is the full size
of the house. and dry. The situation is good any
in the town for retail store. ~
Title unquestionable. Terms made known on the
day of sale. stl-s e. A. J. DEAklNS.,
da Il-2yv l - t7 $50
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EXECUTOk,S ALE OF REAL Is
~ TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.

EXECUTOK,S A l. II OF REAL Es.
II TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
In pursuance Of the last will and testament Of z. g..
Sydnor decd, we will offer for sale at public auction,
on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of
December next. if fair otherwise the next suitable
day thereafter, that valuable and well known farm
called DUNGARVoN, the late residence of the said
Sydnor about ten miles from the city of Richmond,
the stage road leading therefrom the Old Church
IN Hanover IS Esq So gEf ygEx 80 e.
Said farm contains between 7c0 and 800 acres about
ouethird in woods, and il susceptible of advan-
tageous division into two more tracts which posi-
bly, may be DONE The land 10 we'll watered, and en-
braces variety of SOIL the larger portion of stiff and
good wheat land aud other parts well adapted to the
growth of vegetables .ss 49, ssf
The buildings are, large and comfortable dwell
ing house, very large barn with brick basement, and
other necessary out-houses with and excellent
oveneers house. The neghborhood will compare
fayorably with any in the county. and the location
healthy. 4 So s.af
Terms OF sALE-One-fourth cash; balance in one,
two and three years. interest added and deed of trust
to secure the credit payments
The subscribers, living near the place, will take
pleasure in showing the farm, will respond to any
communication through the Richmond p. o.
no 17-Sawtd = W.B. SYDNOR. Ex'ors.
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. BY Baker: Pleasanis e C.
10000 D0LLA rs Worth OF

L.O..NIs-intendins to mako change IN cur pressnt
Wyvsne.s We will sell az auction at our susciOuse
.o, nooms at Corinthian Hail. Main street, uess sth
no a. ms our entire stock, consistins Of about
turs' w0an o. splendid Psror and Chamber Fan.
cisss every article usually kept in rst
Chsm NJ splendd assortment Il cotsgs
| TERMS or SALE-All sums of 4 81 ana ,rs..
SseI ~ and under $i00, sixty days. 800 and over
'oas months credit, for approved negotiable paper.
co,aa JONES POTTS.
de 10 - - W. A0cts.
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Auction sAIns


III HE TN 1SI ~ ,||,l klbE;drt xkae4R
6n9sxI2TlvE Housk Al 1ucTifoN "a e, IL ks
conass go pscsmbst. ct 70 ocloet, AZ n Il tie Is
s. soid the sn;ss .t q 81 and Byrd sseets WIN
~ eda Bsdstsads Wsrdrobes Bnresns chs;r.
house with snS haf Fixsares and the key ofshc
! - 90 = -- a TAYLORsG WiLLfxMs A.~,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-12
by Alexander Mott.
FURNITURE, DKY GOODS.

FURNITURE DKY GOODS, GROCER
L les, dc.--Will be sold at auction on THURS
DAY, Dec Is, at 10 o'clock. general assortment of
new and second hand Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture. Stoves, Also, several invoices Dry Goods
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps &c. f. @ v.-l
ADDITIONAL.-5 bbls Mullets. in fine order: 5
boxes old Otard Brandy, 1s48 boxes Bay Rum, very
superior; baskets Champasne Scgars, Goldfish, &c.
de- u ALEX. MOTT Auct'r
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Q ss.s:I 8 ~ SEf 4 1! 4!
ss:s ss ss;; h s7 ss:s g g - q,
III kinds Nstslie Msisssny &C., o. ~ ~ e
70 the pasc Ia s6s sssss brsnssss 3 ~
don 20 - = 20 = ~ p = !
oHRE AINsLIK, BOWEN z FOW.
k kbb sq 9hn ba nNAkEkS e 1s 90
are practical worhmen with long experience and dc.
voting their personal attention to an work done ia
their shop confidently offer themselves to the public
for the manufacture sr repairing Of Carriages for
which they have superior facilities, they have on
hand At this time, Of their ufaefors good
&C., of the most approved styles to which they Invita-
the attention of those in want ofsueh atices Thank
ful for the encourssementw we have received ws can
only promise TO renew efforts to give satisfaction
| to all who favor as with then PATRONAGE
st flTt E D. BOWEN.
no c2-dkcSn, 8 Hi. POWELL ii
VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.
SILVER MEDAL the highest premium,
awarded to SAMUEL D. DENO0N, for the best sps-
e stS Fl SRATEs ssa sEH9EH CRATES AND
FENDERS, FOR SALE AT REDUCED
| PRlcEs.-TLe subscriber has for sale the largest
| stock of CRATES and + ZEN DERS ever before offered
or sale in this city, Of his own manufacture The
Crates embrace all of the various kinds and patterns
such as sqaare-topped Gothic, Liptic, Circle, &c,
with beautiful rounding Tenders summer pieces, &c,
to match, Orders for Crates, Fonden &cs from
town and country punctualiy attended to and care
fully packed. Merchants purchasing to sell Egan
will be supplied at the lowest Northern prices with
the usual discounts of for cash by wholesale. Apply
at my Bell and Brass Foundry, on MAN, between sth
and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va -
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
kc., Of my own make no s-sm s. b. B.
VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w.
DAVIES, STONE CUTTER MAIN STREET. BE.
TWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to NV
friends for their kind patronage during the past four
years and beg leave TO say that am prepared
furnish Store Frunts, Monuments, Tombs Vaults and
attend to Enclosing Buryng Grounds, and in all
work IN the Stone-Cutting and Building line.
Quality of Stone and Workmanship not to be sur
passed North or South. &C so
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= e e 80 " 70 sss7sls7 EskseaesE = aEa n
~ sai4a t'sa 7stesss 4sEssN IA hssssass yszrsfsa
9sas a iss ss1 isss4 assssss = i i alss :
sas&s hsa4g ~ Esst sas4 80
.TGgtiH kauA sDa sEs-ss 81
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EDUCATION.

.asss ~ ssssS-. u IssaA TAAfs WITH
sxxAUaIA.I9 IL Eliuk gs SEA "a ~
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~ . Ry ktcANra 1S5nr1- 1880
pARKR, BLANK B10KA -. At ARC.
o'clock, e my stoss, win al i.rse ~ vsr'ei a.
sortnent Of fspsn Hank Books, StssI tens. Ink,
rl,aSylns C.sd4 &C. the stock Of aficosr, Who i
rspsr Blank Books &c. win Do web % aa5ss1 the
q 1 ~ = CAU1AO3N,
gNsTABLE,S SALk.--1y vlfsae q
me directed in favor Of g. D. Crerehsw oaslnst n II.
nruslson, shall. - "WEDNESDAY, inn dry Deer
PIocscd to sell ct public anction 70 The hishest
" q .no Columbian Hotel and near he Shockoe
Wsse the property levied upon eousstnx Of
Pm n sas patented; Mahogany Writins Desk;
Terms cash, and saIs to commences 4 10 O'Clock A
P,eo.Sy. sss % &@ JAS. TYLEh
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III a a0ktas s ssAssa ssfs = 81 ~. srs sszstz
10 sa1sSa 81 ri assss ~ zsz& - es1 Aaa 1a sfss
al .eos asa4 aestos EasA gss taAsHuW .asapssw
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FOR PHII.ADELPHIA--
EVERY WEDNEEDAY--The a
EHENsNo.l Steamship PENNSYLVANIA
IT, Capt, DAVID TEAL, - now ready TO
receive freight, and win leave on "Wednesday, Dec
l2sh at O'Clock 4. N. ~
For freight or passage, having superior accommo-
ds.iea. spply g y. s.;.,,. "a Il T. T.
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MARINE NEWS.

poRT OF. RlcHMoND, pEcEApEa iirH.
ARRIVED. ->~SS :
sehr. Bsruesst Fitchell, Chickahouainy, whest =
schr Chercoke, kirkmire, Pamunkey River, =.
w rtham 4 Co.
sehr. TIVE Williams Smith. Hampton. wheat,
Hsxsll Bro.
schr. Ada Thompson, Pamunky, wheat. Haxau Il
sIccp New Packet Gwsltney smthaeld, mdze-
10 Captain.
AT CRY POINT, Round Up, t
Rari E. A. Rawlins Beamau.
SAILED. se4s >
stesm shin Jamestown, Parrish, New York, uidr and
Steamer Relvidere Pritchard, Baltimore, nadz Lua
lam & Watson. s.-
Schr. Ellen 9oldsboro, Bunting. James River.
light. 49, =,
Sehr. Henry Clay, Forrest, Rack River.
schr Mary Jane, Parker, Western Branch.
sshr Virginia, Hopkins Back River.
Schr. Eliza Routon, Hampton. =
schT, j. B. Ainsworth. Catsains. Chuckatuck. y
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~ ~ OYATERE.--M YOU want q sp-
A&{nlpeior article Of OYSTERS, esn ct the
Depot Of -Aessn. l. ROWE, in. k'Co.,
50 NOD Main e.. Mehihond Va, where
Won will 6ud Capt ID. H. Brown IN READINESS % sappiy
Won With the eeapest and most delicious Bivsvss
81 offered ia this sfket warranted fresh, saie.
The public aro resps0say solicited 20 sslL and exs
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To u D IL S.-.WINSTON & POWERS
IL corner of Pearl and Cary, keep constantly on
hand "Pure Rye" Whiskey, about nine years old
can't be beat; LondonDock Brandy yintages of 1886
'52 the best that money will buys Holland Gin the
very beat that get with general assortment
of lower grades, and other liquors generally. Call
aud try them for yourself. de- Sim
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= x844A .Ta0Haa 914 nas /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-12-12

FANCY GOODS AND NOVELTIES, for
IL THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS-Censisting of
English, French, German and American Fancy Goods
of every description a beautiful and varied assort-
Tnent now receiving and for sale at 49,
te ZIMMERMANS,
de IL l53 Main. corner 18th ct.
ME AND GROUND PLASTEK..-COn-
IL stantly on hand, fresh Thomaston Lime and Rich.
nond Ground Plaster.
dsa-2w WINSTON & POWERS.
4 nm O(lO CIGARS in store and Tor
II. c. @. ZIMMERMAN,
% 2a-sm Importer. No IN Broad st.
I'VE have In store a large assortment Of
w French China Coffee Bowls and Sareeis; Toy
Tea sets and great variety of Fancy Goods, suitable
Tor the Christmas holidays call is solicited from
those wishing to purchase. fsssgssst
de II GEO. J. SUMNER, No 20 Pearl 4. !.
FRENCH CHINA.-Just received, Am.
other Let White Preach Dinner Ware, in sets 70
suit purchasers Cail snd see them at the store Of
dsu GEO >. SUMNER, No. 20 Psarl st.
pl4ATED WAAE.--On hspd. q Los Of Sill
y yer Plated Table and fea Spoons md Dessert
Forks Those in want win please call aud sxauine.
them. Nsstss 81 40EOkDE j. SUMNER. -
dell rs sssssss $500 No. 30 Pearl street. :.
EKOsT,1 BUUK WHEzT-300 sa.rasr
y hasa isndiag and for sale by - 81 sid
d. IL t0Hh HlCLAIBORNE.s ~
= - - a
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VOL. 4 mo II.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.

AWFUL MURDER.--We learn, by Mr.. Crayath,
of Whitewater. tho following particulars Of
most revolving apd awful murder at this place
This forenoon an old man. aged about GO years,
namod William Brge, father Of VIM. Birge, Jr..
proprietor Of the Touring mills at Whitewater
cut the throat of his wife, and was then shot
down bya young son of VIM. Birge, jr. The
elder Birge has long been addicted to intemper-
ate habits and the assault upon his wife was
made in ono of his drunken sprees. His wife is
represented tolheve been a very estimable woman.
=. S,--A later report by telegraph says that
Mrs. Brgeis likely to live. though there are no
hopes of her husband. The boy, lad about l6
or IL years of age, shot in self defence his
grandfather making an assault upon him after
cutting the throat of his wife.-.Janesr,iie ma
Gazette, 4ugust I6
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SINGULAR SUICIDE. Ontario Reporter
learns bya gentleman from Coburg that on We'd
ncsdny last young mnD, stranger, went around
town and regularly summoned coroner's jury
to meet at the house of Mr.. Brody, coroner at 12
o'clock. that day AT tho hour appointed he
came himself to the kitchen door Of Mr.. Brodv's
house, entered, and, proceeding deliberately to
table, opened n drawer, and taking case. knife
ihcrefrom drew it across his throat. He then
started up stairs. but fell near tho top and OK
pred before healp could be obtained. He is
supposed to belong to Montreal, and came last
from Darlington.
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A CnILp SAVED ny A Dod.--As one of tho
city cars was passing down Fulton street yester-
day morning, lady with little girl attempted to
pass in front, the little girl being head. Before
tho driver could hold up the child was nearly
pnder the horses feet, when large Newfound-
land dog, seeing it, bounded to her, and taking
her in his mouth, rescued her from the imminent
danger of being tramped TO death, brought her
to tho almost distracted mother and laid her down.
He looked up and wagged his tail, and gave
short bark expressive Of his delight, and away
he went.
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Madame Maubourg, tho eldest daughter and last
surviving child of the Marquis Lafayette, is dead
The correspondent Of the Newark Advertiser,
writing from Genoa, says:
"she died n few days ago, aged about 75,at her
prinocly residence in Turin, where she has lived
mnny years, and snceth death Of her noble hus-
band,aton time French Ambassador TO the Holy
See. with her daughter, the Baroness Perrone,
widow Of the Piedmontese General killed at the
fatal battle of Novara in lSi9. The Baroness
inherits the virtues of her mother and her
raee aud they arc likely TO be transmitted through
hor carefully trained children. Madame NJ often
spoke gratefully of her family relations with the
United States, and delighted in every opportuni-
~ of bestowing her graceful hosptalities upon
tho citizens of the country,
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AN INTERESTING QuEsTIoN.--It has been al
ways supposed that the men height Of the Pacific
ooenn is greater than that of tho Atlantic--the
difference at the lsthmus of Panama being be-
tween three and four feet. This is found to be
an error. ut has been lately decided by Col.
otten after series of careful tidal observations
taken at tho city Of Panama and in Aspinwall,
NAVY Bay,) and connected by accurate levels
along the line Of railroad, that the mean height
of tho oceans is sxaotly the same, although, owing
to the difference in the rising of tide at both places,
there are of course, times when one of the oceans
is higher or lower than the other, but their mean
fepet that is to say their height Mt half tide, is
now proven to be exactly the snme.r
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DROGREss..-pATENT AMIR %

l. TYPES.-Thc bscribers having associated them.
selves together for the purpose uf conducting the Pho
togIaphic AIT in all its branches, IN Ter the style
and firm of GIBBS n kEAGY, prepared To
furnish pictures in every style of the known in this
country or Europe. They cui espe nl attention TO
their new style Pictures, Ambr~ypes glnss, far
exceeding in bcauty nnd durability my thing ever be-
fore made. These Pictures not reversed ns Da-
euerrcotypes are, and may be in my light. They
are imperi.habe. boi- hsrmelicply sealed between
glass plates which sealing is secaredhy by Letters Pat
ent in the United States and Europe and owned IN this
place by Gibbs keagy only.
These hmbfoyPes nre pronounced. by eempeteIt
judges be the grtudest achiesemcnt in the Ph1tn
grapi' art having relief and cearnrss ru, asi onsh.
ing Made from the -m.l!est to life size
Ambrotype StereoscoPes must be seen tn he nppieel
ated, the recf being fully az perfect Ms life.
Also their Mezoenphs or Pictures pager, from life
These equal to the finest oneravings nnd more ne
curate in detail Any number from single string
from thousand-eithey pa or eololed. ia WA
ter oil
Citizens and strangers invited TO call and
inc specimens in the various branches, they
sured Of polite attention ,nd superior Pictures.
Gallery Il, the old stand # =. Il. Gibbs, next door
to yiiginia Bank Lynchburg v. Il. GIBBS,
JAS. KEAGY.
+. In Ambrotypes the style of drHpery the
color of the makes difference, ali equally
well ken Daguerreotypes copied into Ambi oiype-
oni made permanent aug 6 Is q. h.
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aug 1 dim
NEW GROCERY. COMMISSION a

NEW GROCERY, COMNr>SlON n
Forwarding House III he .ubsctihcrs hive
leased. Tor term ni Years tran MI q, H. Lyme his
Fire Proof building lately oecrel ia this city, di-
gartlf fppnsile the depotof ~ T. II Il, and imnod
aicy br,Ne the Railrond and Canal or the purpose
4 cmryiug On gencni Grocery, Commission and
Forwarding business. uude, thu sive NJ d htm of
BLACK S rErTNJOHN. W. nn.r friends
aud the public generally nrd w"ll -ee,ed stock
N Groceries. Liquors, Sr. in exchange fm cab -
country produce, and cnrnesily solicit cu from the
hetule purchasing
a good sup " of Lime Plaster aud Cement kept q,
hnnd, Which will be sold as low my other housc IL
the city.
All goods consigned 10 care will be rwnrded
with dispnlch, and particular attention aid 10 The order
oi them
We offer services agents ior the snle of Wheat
Flour Tobacco, Corn, Cats &c. Ne, Charges
BILE and pains spared 10 render satisfaction. Account
oi ,nles rendered as II mnde
! BLACK,
mug Ats A. PET1YJUnN.
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'iVO PHYSICIANS -

Helrrg'. Blue Muss, tn vest in use;
terrins's Castor Oil, large and smta bottles tearly
tpstele,s;
English Wine Co chicum RGo,-prepared from the
fresh root, and Infinitely superior to the wine of
the ser,i dried 100;
flud E,trf,g Vn.rian--from she fresh English root
cutiv ,ed IN this country;
As' all the .oiiclnal 'Flu Extracts carefully pre-
rnrrl;
Liquor Ergotii s;
oaide Potass, atkinson & Bigger s)ioeether with
enmpei" assortment OF pure Chemicals: extra nice
e'o uHted Measures; small Glass funnes; Instruments
&c. Ne, ued To the wants of Physicians intown and
country, carefully srlec'e ed and ior sale by
STROTHER Il WHITEHEAD,
au!4t4 Druggists, Bank Square.
REsH FALL AND WINTER CABBAGE SEED
summer Turnip
/, = Ruta Baga
- received aud for sale by
y 2ots sTROfHER WHITEHEAD, Druggists.
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CPfsuNG GRADE 1853.
TKE LOVERS OF THE FINE


Il ARGS.-Those who deli glt 10 lroli upon and od-
mi,e the beuntfu specimens Of ant which the hand Of
man, IN the pre-en progressive ngc j. Turning, are ie
sprctluly invited 10 call IN q. " MINIS X co. Mt
theu we'll established Daguerrean Gallery. There the
Statesmen of th'euntry with intellectual brnw aud nu-
gust mein stand irm the plate wih such natural
and eltke appealnncr thnt the specinor almost ian
cies he hens the henri ihol and sees the lips
There, too, the beautiful bnsling maiden, with spark
ling eyes and charming lips invites the trien youth TO
ghze in admiration Heavens last best gift To sinful
man" There, too frollicking, rompng eh'dhoo with
bnoyan, heart and merry luugh meeis the visitor md
holds him charmed 10 the pot. Then come 10 q. w.
MlNNlS d. cos md view The inudsamc specimens
Have your likeness, and reader. induce her YOU
eseem nbove all others TO acrumPany yon; and re not
eoneqied without oXac representation ri h"r hnd
of those you hold dear earlh Ihen should The sil
cord be snapped and the golden bn~l bf9Non, yod
have TINT left hch will ever coll vvidly ynnr r'cnl-
lection the departed Pictures taken in Nil wcnh
with equnl facilities and with the petecon.-
Remember MlNNIS x CO. are the to give yoa n
perfect likeness, und they ray be found n all times Mt
ihei. Far ia ned Gallery. Main street, 3d doot from
Br 20 slr yncthurg md Sycamore street Peters
burg, Ve. &. W. MINNlS 4 co
ly 2J.ls Daguerrean AriIs.
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PEDFO,sD HOUSE (opposie art 7fouss)
ID MAIN STREET. LIBERTY VA, (on the site OF
the Hotel f1rmorly kept 10y WIN. Tory esq.)
The abo 4e HOUSE, built in the modern style.
aud urni ,hed in the best i. opered far the
,ecep ion of guests rhe Undersigned omise their
best efforts merit any patronage which they ~
ceive QUARLES 4 STEPTOE,
Prnpr ietors
A HACK will nlw ,ys be ia readiness 20 convey the
guests OF tn. House and their baggage and from the
Hi Road free of charge. apl3 dts
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LYNCHBURG SATURDAY MORNING, AUG %. 1855
RICHMOND.

RICHMOND.
ID. Il. BKIDGFOIsD n CO,
General Commission & Forwarding Merchants
Corner 20M and IIalc' SIS on he Deek,
Richmond, Va.
N/ ale constantly ceiv .ng direct RocNhnd Lme
w Lump, Calcncd and Ground Plaster; Hudson
River 1enlcut; Hay. Rosin, Potatoes. &c.
Attend lartieaarl, 10 the sale aud purchase OF t'onr
Grain, Feed, &c. ID. h. BRlGFORD.
\. rINSLEN PATE.
BRIDGFORD & cos
WESTERN EXPRESS LINE,
Fer Baltimore lFhetliRg, Ciaoanati, Lopisrahe 81
LOUIS. Pa sbHrg Chicogo and The CaRadas
Receipts signed through for Tobacco
From Richmond to Wheeling st so 80 pcr loo lbs.
Do do Cincinnati 90 d
DO do Louisville 10 do
Do do 81. Louis l,3D dn
Do do Pitisburg LOO do
Do do Chicago cd do
The above rites via Ohio River. slight nd
Is charged il all the way by Railroai No
storage charged on goods sent through opr Inc. Com
signt" BRlDGfORD n co, Rchmond.
REFERENCES RicHnoND.--S Sterns e. Brummel
ri scv, Tar < Co. Solden MILLER J. II, Claiborne
J. " Wight y. ca, Ci rs r. Wnrtham Co. Shields
X Sommervie and Edmond, Davenport & Co.
iunc % 4.
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LAW NOTICE.
F,t,dsyelg Nh. Brown.

CIVIL ENGINEER, DRAUG IT'S NJ An
An u SUR NEA or.
nFFERS his services to the citizens Of Bedford, and
" of Lynchbarg and will nay strict ,enrion 10 an,
business entrusted ~ him.
ApDREss-LIBERlY. no 3o--ts
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NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
FFNHE undersigned having taken the house formerly
l. occupied by q. a. n. B. Steptoe, doors above
Acrce & McC anahan's oil stand. and door To
Murre D. Stratton. Main street, Lyr chhurg Va, begs
call the attention Of his friends, and the public
generally. 10 his stock of Groceries, Liquors, sc.
which he is offering low for cash in exchange fo
country produce. Particular attention paid the sale
of Flour Wheat, Corn, Tobacco &c,-also to the re-.
ceving and forwarding of Goods.
may 22.c&dtsy JOHN LUNSFORD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register COPY 6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-25

yIIHIS old and iavorite WATERING PLACE hav'
ing been ereatly enlarged and cmbesred, Is now
onar for visitors Its fame in the cure of disea-ethe
steady growth IF more thnn thirty years experience
and ,ria-is now too well established 10 need adVeiu
sing Ii is believed stard wholly without rival n
,he cure of Scrofu!a Chronic Dorhea. Dyspepsia, OBJ
stinate diseases of the Liver of the hdnes and oi
The Skin Bronchitis, Opthalm; and Nervous dhectons'
Chronic Thrash and complaints pecnlinr to emaeS'
pamphets containing anaiysis anda few out o'a muI-
titude Of cases that tight have been pbished VIII be
forwarded on application,
But the rroprietors wish to invlc attention to thef
eor ot rem iering this attractive resort not merely
n the invalid bu, all who desire healihin a.. agre'a
hle recreation from the cares OF business. lley nave
na,ed neither pains nor expense in ftng uP their es'
tablisbmen according the requirements t the times
in Hotel keeping. -
They have also the pleasure to state that pr' u "A
R,sr of In Porte Indiana. long and well kno"n ns
citiaen and physician % Lyuchburg has consented /"
,erdr, his services AS IA ,esidenl physician.
The y.land Rand Of Mnsic. of baltimore i epga
,ed or the senson Billiard, fen-Pin-. Sh"oting "'i'
lery, &c, &c. fRA"iEa g "'A'' ~: -
MAJ JoHs H. snAYREs, (late If the Co" nbian, So'
te1dent. lu'N '-,.os