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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
he Editorial Conrention and What became Of

at
Several gentlemen of the editorial profession
,onresentinC the press in various parts of the
State assembled last night in one of the parlors
&C the Exchange, in accordance with notice pre-
S,iouslv given Mr. Hopkins of the Fincastle Dem
oorat. Mr. Tyree Maupin of the Stanton Re
nnbican, Mr.. Boyd of the Gainesville Tobacco
Plant Mr.. Banks of the Southside Democrat, Mr..
Little of the Fredericksburg News, Mr.. Gilman
|of the Wheeling Times. Mr.. Cochrane of the
CHARLOTTESVILLE Advocate, Messrs. Richie q Dun
|nayant of the Richmond Enquirer, Mr.. Hughes
| the Examiner, Mr.. Cowardin of the Dispatch,
Mr.. Bsbie of the National American, Mr., Ridge
way of the Wing, and Dir. Bagby of Lynchburg
we're present. The meeting was duly organised
|nd after some conversation as TO the objects OF
Me Convention Mr. Hughes stated that 1t had been
bought proper on the occasion of the meeting
\ editors from abroad. to deliberate upon mat
|ers of peculiar interest to themselves, that the
|tps of hospitality should be extended to them:
cnce two of the gentlemen, present had taken
e responsibility OF calling this meeting, and he
gould most cordially invite the editorial fraternity
1 assemble at the Exchange on the following
yening for the purpose of discussing subjects on
which they could be no difference opinion. The
Invitation was accepted without a dissenting voice,
md after the appointment of a committee 20 pre-
pare some plan for future action, the Convention
adjourned to meet again at the Exchange, at half
past 5 o'clock ht.-Richmond Uhig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
Cotton F'actorV BarRed-L0ss of Life.

Boston, Oct 30-Sanford's Cotton factory
near Worcester, Mass, destroyed by fire
this morning, with considerable quantity of
cotton. Loss. $4,000. One of the female OPP
eratives persisted in the flames, and two were
killed by leaping from the windows. When the
train left, the whole village was threatened
with destruction by fire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
The Fair.

The Fair Grounds yesterday, under the infu-
ence of a clear sky and bland temperature pre-
scented scene of much animation and enjoyment.
The exhibition of stock particularly fine.
The race course attracted many spectators and
the performances of some Of the fine animals ell
cited great interest To-day, the great day of
the week, if the weather continue good. will no
doubt attract an immense multitude to the Fair
Grnunls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
In Paris,

Among the Americans in Paris, et the sailing
of the last steamer, were Hon. Mr.. Squier. ext.
S. Minister to Nicarugua; Governor Anthony, of
Rhode Island; 1t. Col Tevis, graduate Of
West point, who has been serving in the Tur-
kish army in Asia; DIR. Turnpseed, of South
Carolina, Surgeon III the Russian service,
who is lying i'll, Col. Seaton of the National In
telligencer, and Mr., Kennedy, formerly of the
Census Bureau, Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
SecretdrU of Iteration

=
o. Jenning Wise, Esq, (son of Henry A. Wise,
of Nirginia,) now the secretary of the American
Legation at Berlin, has been transferred and ar-
pointed to fill the vacancy at Paris created by
the resignation of Judge Patt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
Capt. Callahan. offae Terns Runners.

49, NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 30.-Later dates from
Texas received here state that Gov. Pease, of
Texas, tnvors Capt Callahan's course in the late
engagements with the Mexicans and Indians, and
refuses to issue proclamation against him, as
desired by Gen. Smith. More Rangers have
gone to Captain Calahan's assistance
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
Later from California; 600, 900 in Gold on

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-The steamer Grena-
da has arrived here. She connected at Havana
with the Eldorado. and brings California mails
to the 9th inst. The George Law left San Juan
ON the 2lst with $2,000O00 in Gold for New
York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
Gen. ScOffs RGcb. Pam OIIOrpd

W. Gen. SCOTS Back Pay aNo,red
asa ",AsillNaToN, Oct 30.-The President has
sIapd tn t General Scott is entitled to addition
Eray an allowances as Lieutenant General.
Gnu n 'h' 18th May, Ie4'. The decision has been
Au ic ted to General Scott
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
LATEST NEWS.


s,ated under our telegraphic head yes
81 wa hot the steamer Ariel, from Ilavre. had
-, ~ New York with the second edition Of
ffe,,r Times, of the 18th inst. The news,
l. anr, is ofvery little Importance. We suhjon
jtw items rur WAR.
atcbes announcing the bomhardment of
we're being anxiounly looked for, but up TO
Is If the steamers departure no such intel
\ pl"1b had been received. The public mind of
IA and France WAS on the tip too of ex-
'a'' ,ato st news from tie Crimea comes through
~ On channel. Gortschakotf telegraphs on
~, ;nst. that the allies continue their de-
',rotions on the Upper Belbek, but with
noticeable result. The cannonads
~. at' the Northern forts was being actively
T. w nst .Deutscho Post Processes TO have learn
. ~ priyate but excellent source that pow
i'n .;s;on of the allied fleets is either going
a' ~ i already in the Gulf or Liman of the
!9 VI y 1.-The little maritime town of Ocza-
Ep,eP.; !, this expededition to be what Kertch
n =, :, hat of the Sea Azotf."
~ !" DENMARK AND THE SOUND DUES.
psrIn paper confirms the report previous
lived that the sound dues question will be
Lbmitted to Congress OF States, to assemble
,bat purpose in November next.
'"'' SPAIN.
rho news had arrived from Spain that the in
.ants at CATALONIA had been defeated near Nor
u The Cabecilas Poful & Ferrer have been
I!Hag and Rengos and Lerides taken prisoners.
"on,y.sx of the band have been shot. Com
ksu n FORCES has dispersed the band of Iris
ay but it is not known in what direction that
a3er has fled. Among the cholera victims at
4 .lrid is the civil Governor.
ITALY.
Russians agents we've busiy at work in Ma
The accounts received at Rome from the mar
hos concerning the accidents caused in the coun-
|ry by nundations and and storms were truly
E,,ressng Rivers and torrents have overflow
4 and manv bridges been destroyed The Me-
|aars. Festino ,Vallato and Foglio have desolated
Inc surrounding country, DESTROYED the crops and
ront away houses. The weather, on the other
|sn5 was frightfully bad for two days, and in
home places showers of hail destroyed the grape
[nps, the last hope of the farmers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
mACusNEs a when, Fms
a 1888. TNLL& WINTER ARRi.

QElsly' NAI.-SMPSON q BRO. sign Of The Goldon
an sssz Pad Lock Main street Lynchburg Va,
4s rreoisinRn very large of Hardware
Pocket and Table Cutlery Guns Pistols Hunting and Fishing
Tark Silver Pissed Goods; Floor and Table oil Cloths;
dow Shades Gt carnicc House building Materials Carpen-
iers Millwrights and Smiths Toos Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Saddlcry; Shoe Makers Findings vii
Ware; Farming tcnss Iousok eelinF Articles, sc.
Their Stock the and desirable
public patronage, embracing
goods aud the whole 81 them recently purchased which
entirety aud just introduced for the Fail Winter
trade Of ls5J
They cordially invite their friends and the public
Inspection tr Stock either those who wish
may desire merely large and varied assortment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
BY TELEGR APH.
Photographed E,pre--l, FOR III. ..virsin,.n..


NEW York. Oct. 3lst.-Flour lower. State
quoted at 50 06 Ohio. - a5. Southern. 20
10. Wheat frner southern red, 81 % Corn
firm at % cts.
BALTIMORE Oct 3ist,-Flonr active ut YES
terday's rates. Wheat lower. White 50 % II
50 10; red, So 90 S2 o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
sNHANs<EsN a nROTEEER, Grocer- a. Conn


n MISSION MERCHANTS. next door to Liberty Ware
house. Main street Lvnchburg Va have Just received large
and general Stock consisting of article In
that line also large stock Of Blankets uled Cloths Keseys
Satnetts Plaid nseys Cotton oznaburgs Brown and Beae
ed Donoscs Calico &c; Boots and Shoes Wool Hats
and Caps Goods which they offer to the trade
on he best terms. ioc -5Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
FNasu sStamEtsEII COUNTY, .Es

N IN MILLS FROM TUE CITY OF LYNCIiBURG,
TO BE SOLD VI IT BlIC AUCTION, TUESDAY, 9Th
NOVEMBER, 1s5f-Ili, Ia Of the valuable Grain
nd firms in tho county Convenient to the city and
acres 600 Of which open and in II fine
of 90 of rich meadow creek bottoms
GO of wa Will st in orchard aud other valuable grasses
The soil fr productive and easily improved, having bed
of Lin. ~aH IA af fhrprgl It aid large Lime Kiln
may ftfY fich with a cost Tlis lime has been
burnt aII5 pni tho land. which doubled It's pro-
duction in heat Corn aud Grass swe watcrcd having
II Is wei embossed aud bounded the East and Wet the
whole leurh hY range # low mountains, miles apart
making we'll suited raising sheep. Beaver Creek
through the length of hc farm and has and
substantial Mil with single and lathe attached al
Crushns NIL The water power Is s1perabundnnt The
wood lands abound ia inc pine stock timber and other forest
growth.
The improvements In plain Cottage and all
hare Including five six good Cabins for hands
l3jGOJ BH5ks ready kucd and the wood seasoned and
lcm VIII Lo sud that the purchaser
build once and having ne on the place. he would be at
little expense
At the sumo TIM AMI place i'll be sold the Stock consisting
the finest Durham rls Cows Oxen aud Earnings 80 head
Sheep: Ilors &c the Crop consisting of Corn
substantial OK Carts and Wagons Horse Wagons Harows
Pows. Wagon Gear, &c. &c, and one elegant family Car
riapa.
The Land will be surveyed and divided Of
400 each. If desired, TO suit purchasers
Term Liberal and made known on the day of sale.
n. II. CAMPBELL. ir,
L. a. WILLIAMS, ''"'ees
p SThc shove sale IL made request by order
John Rueker Esq Whp resides tle land and viii show
to any one wishing before the day If sale
Z q sale positive aud uurHscrtod. nc l7d&ctGth
E-w- Republican copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
cEYuOuiW,s nHOAD CAsT GRAIN AND

NOu GAN BUY WATCHES, JEWERH,
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at q
wholesale and retail in variety and style at low ~
cash prices by calling at NOWLAkS sign of the Ea NM.
gle, No. 81 Sycamore street Petersburg, Va, where
will 20 He has Just returned from the Nor
hen Manufacturers and Importers with the largest
fashionable Watches Jcwclry Silver and
Fancy Goods offered this State Would be better
for examine his magnificent Stock and
least he buys all his Goods cash and sell
them less than tho regular prices for the quality
Goods also have Watches and Je.elry
paired the best and short notice. and always
Tho fashionable Goods exchange
Roinombcr the place. sign of the Eagle a. Sycamore
street. Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
sops-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
nJURROiGHS, S11AfER IS co, DEALERS IN EN-
AID INA VINE IEADN MADE GLDTIIINl invite tho at

BlURROrUHS, suAFER Is co. DEALERS IN EN.
nd IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite the Mt
teuiiou thuir their
vailed and stock OF FALL GOODS comprising
II does In r,p variety aud completeness of sylc and mato
nj ovcry article pertaining to tho CLOTHING mud GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE An adequate doa Of the
variety aud richness Of present stock only be hadby
personal examination below my be found partial lst Of
the leading articles
ovERCoAfS-A most elegant assortment of these gar.
ncnts materials eoors stycs-rnl.
DRESS AND FRoCK COATS.--Those sold ut this ostab.
sout surpassed In procseness Of IT. tasofunoss Of
cut general excellence Of Workmanship st. being in these
BUSINESS COATS, Of every material ranging in price
PANrS--lilacs Cashmere Doc skin, Grape Cashmere
from fine dress to medium aud low price, Fancy Cashmere
VESTS Rich Plush, Velvet Black and Fancy Grenadno
Hack and Fancy Cashmere, Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet
Merno, Serge, Black Satin &c splendid Party and Wedding
TRAVELLING nLANKETs-National Flag, St Legcr
Merno Scnrfs Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel aud Jean
Drawers Crayas Stocks cIssicr Raglan Albert aud Napo
Isle Sobasopol Calf Tiger, aud Nura Gloves; Buck, Kid
and Calf Gaunleisi SIX Morlpo Cotton and Country knit
ally found in first class Gentlcmcns Clothing and thng
the most reasonable prices at the BAZAAR.
b. = Co, manufacturing all the clothng sold by them
yantaEcs they aud furnish but the best made
Those prccrring tcr Clothes made to order can be accom-
modated, and satisfaction GUARANTEED or sale.
CTS BURROUGHS. SHAFER a. co.
yENEHAsUfNsi mACusNEsa whcn, Fans
Il II. s, WHIT1EMoKE q BRO. manufacturing at
their works the BASIN very superior TuRAsIIING MA
CHIMES and FANS Of improved patterns and ready
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend on getting
such by personal application or by addressing through the
Also all kinds repairing short
We ar agents the sale of oBED HusSEy's CrLrpnA.
TED PA EST kEarEh AND MOWER, nj the manufacturers
Those wishing obtain any Of articles will do
we'll to send IA their orders early possible
The reaper can be examined at our Works
may 5drcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

NJ the purpose of giving young Ladies mot regularly
n'cted with this institution opportunity of learning the
French spoken language will be glad to receive lin
tied number the French class
Ladies DESTROYS of learning the Latin Italian Spanish
language be accommodated in the manner without
entering regular pupils and need only attend during the
recitation of such classes $ they may select.
better opportunity has never been afforded the young In
dies this city for improving themselves in the classics and
Modern Languages than the present
Dr SARfou Professor in this department. il gradu
the University of Padua and in respect highly
educated gentleman; and take pleasure in recommending
him competent instructor,
az 2. 1ulf MISSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


Az EsTArF--in pursuance Of deed executed 10 the
nnd'rsgned b. eeogeG Cure ard ha Wife dated 9TH
arr lr aud recorded in clerks once Of the IIustings
' G tle Nafleiaon 81 Lynelurs IN trust Tor the pnr
q tnrc and With the oonst Of The nar4ar aud others Sc
'am the said decd shall THURSDAY tho 9Th day
| 'S'me loo sell Al public auction highest bidder
IN" following Rea Estate part Of the property conveyed 10
Nv. u iA NJ, In the county Of Amherst which Is
gue productive and lies we'll miles from the city
WIN ,einnrta9lc Dwelling honso aud other I'm
acres To- be divided Into three tracts the following proper
" , +" t,norlofatten OF ''ynchhmg towii
l'ur tWosinrY framed Houses aud Lots containing each
Que lu!or 81 an acre, IN the Vicinity Of Mcdaniel Hurt \
srei containing quarter acre being the
.H Gupna by he said Curlo family residence, aud
'' Tue lot OF Il T. spence also Lot adjoining the
't mentioned otauncrly occupied by Cue ~ work
Su'-vohninhg quarter acre also 40 much as rn
mains unso Of tho Let described in said deed as "a lot or par
W erHena ia the immediate vicinity Of the Gas Works be-
E nhe acre On which Is situated tho work shop
Pvuu} Morgan tnflo Durham, with all tho fixtures
HPpu,hantes Of every sort thorcunto belonging
i R informed that 100 feet Of the said lot fronting
uo''uh sde OF the now basin Of tho J. has
yn so'1 snee the execution OF the said doed-ho part
WnpL n aitlded mt" two lots also tho PIEDMONT
Mohhs with all tho buildings furniture. fixtures aud
Iyncn ,S'nred thotcTh situated in the corporation Of
1;,ri Tue James River and kanawha Canal tho said
NS Interest IN said Works consisting forth In the
saa decd OF Tho leaso purchased by him from Andrew Ellison
~ as moutd by subsequent agreement the said
cure anu William bnnirl r and such additions tho
anu also tie Lotto Ground adjoining leased PROMISES
gH't 10 the James River aud kanawha Compn
ny h'th containing about acre which fine water
poNo, Tor manufacturing purposes taken from
,anal OF the sad Company The said Piedmont
p'hWtey htied up at great expense arc very
ana vala'he aud have tine reputation wc worthy
:" tuV tehleh Of persons wishing carry build
mE ana AFflehitutal implement business
ne "se Zach Instance, viii bcupnn the premises
W ne H"ih ahdhlll commence ut II oclnek NJ day
.uu' mentioned u tair II the day. except
monday aud when commenced VIII be from day To
aN excluding Monday, until finished Ii the Tract Ia Am
''Si Toe mol sold there Mt the time appointed Wi,
O'Clock tGcurSt day
TtNs for tho expenses Of the sale-a credit of g.
~ a mouths for the rc'Iduc ct The purchase moucythe
| tllo I" be retained until it Is paid
JOHN Nj SPEED,
tHhS T. SL4h.GHrER
| kpUI ~ DAVIS, Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

NEW GOODS, NEW GoODS!!--The sub
~ scribor opened his stock of FALL and WIN,
TER DRY GOODS comprising complete Of Ladies and
Genemens Dress Goods Heavy Wooens Blankets, Carpet
ings, Rugs &c, &c
The Ladies are particularly requested look at his French
Work, silk Goods, Cloaks Tamas, &c
All the above will be sold the most liberal terms
PHILIP w FAY NJ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
NTITH0rYrEs, PHOTOGRAPHS, u AGUERRE

MGTHOTYFES, PHOTOGRAPHS u 90 ERREO-
1YpES-The above style Pictures taken In all
their perfection the Gallery Of c. w. MINNIS q co.
s. TANNER would inform his friends, and the public In
general he has just returned from the North
months, during which time he has secured
without regard to labor every and important
improvement known in the Photographic and Is pre-.
pared furnish 10 those who may desire them Vrotypos
Glass Photographs on Paper, the Dagucrrcotppc as
heretofore all Of which viii be taken in all their brliancy
and perfection lie has also large and beautiful
of GOLD LOCKErs, BREAST Pins, MEDALLroNs FANCY CA
FRAMES &c made expressly for the art visit this
Gallery solicited, whether Pictures desired
N Gallery always open and free visitors Sundays
copied. n. s. TANNER
at the Gallery of MINIS & Tanner Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

u(OhInNs.kkOOk uOTEH Petersburg,
ht VANOTICEIn taking charge Of the above establish
ment would most respectfully solicit continuance of the
former patrons of the Hotel and friends ask them
call and My table shall always spread all tho
dclracics Of the The all attentive. Tho
curc establishment shall have the best hrt
My wife win the ladies paronze
shall have every wish grated and all ask n
The house Is furnished In the STYLE
Gated in quiet part of the city My Omnibus will always
at the different depots TO attend cusomors-o them
and fro JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON.
ly30dScts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
CARn.-lInying sold my interest in the Da-

a CAKH.--Nnying sold my inicrC~t IN The Da-
~ Gallery in this place, To Mr. JAMES kEAGf,
would respectfully recommend him 10 the favorable attention
the public skif Artist and gentleman HON they
RELY Come then, and of his inmitabc AM
BROTYPES which only be procured of him in this city
taking leave would return thanks the liberal
and Kind attention received from generous public dn
ring a residence of eight years. T. T.. GIBBS.
IL L..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

" WINDOW SHADES, CLOCKS WATCHES sc, &c ,
AT MtflDS.-on SATURDAY MORNING, Td Noven,-
Der viii eel on Market street. To closo snndy consgnmons
10 ptGcs tafpctuE-some very fine;
Domes,ies. Galirocs, Aapacas;
Blankets, ShaRls, Shrtugs, Handkerchief,
Slk aud Cotton Suspcndcrs Hosiery,
Window Curtains,
Also, large lot Of Transparent Window Shadca various
designs
10 boxes Sik Hats.
30 dozen Mems and BOYS Caps,
large assortment Of q G. Clocks and Marine Time pIecea;
Gold and Silver Watches,
Ictterand cap Paper, Ulackng Ae
The above Goods have Just been received and win be sold
in lots to suit without the least reserve close Terms
sale. 315tI PHELPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

4 INp pLASIGE.-225t tons Lump Plaster land
ing from Schooner 1oga from PASSPORT, for sale by
A. g. LEE, on the Dock,
Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

a VIRGINIA, AND NORTH CAROLINA FAIR AT
PETERSEN re-, COMMENCING TIE 2}d.-od members,
those wishing to bocomc suc get thor certificates by
calling the subscriber luiaory fee. s. 00annua due
81 co. which being paid entities the holder Of a certificate
all the privileges Of membership including the Of
members and articles Of exhibition from the Fair by the South
Size Railroad foe cots H. A. BU RROUGHs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
rIUTTEWs n SIMMONS, noo...eIIrr-, station
IDETEWs, MARTIN n co, sicmcr"i Commi-


AT.2don Sacks Jetrios Dorsey fine Salt, In prim,
~ order, landing and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

INOR RENT-A.HOUSE on the hill suitable for S~k
Il, small family Reutmoderae and possession given tG
the first day of October. Apply to 1a1A
sep27.MSThts L.. w. LAMBETH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

GOAL! COAL! COAL: IL have on hand a sup.
~ ply Of Brush Mountain Coal which will sell quantities
to suit purchasers Orders may be left Morses Bookstore
sep 2J.fim j. G.. BROnNAX
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

y
HD TO THE SOLDIERS or TIE WAR or lel1 E.AGl
As you will soon be in receipt Of Your LAND WAR 49,
RANTS and suppose and every of you sssaA9
get very highest price you therefore, this
notify You before making sale of claims yon Will
q call have made arrangements in New York, which will
enable pay than any here this side Of New
York. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
my 1l-d5cfs Agent for Military Claims Lynchburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
JOHN NJ SPEED,
tllAS. Il SLAl Gutter,
kpBE !, DAVIS. $Trustr
tlllSM I'LL pABNEY,
m HN

NV'as s.-N,ii be sold M public sale, on the
PROMISES On the lih day of the present mouth, No
Nembep the mol SIC and Lot or GRoi ND belonging to tho
'NH"" dese Wood dec h. lying lh street. between 2nd
"h ih ALLEYS IN the city of ynchburR known by No Ii6 In
the plan Of the lawn and containing feet front with
usual depth Of lots As To back ground
ItHMs on Sttf-Somo small amount cash and the bal
anc" ON six aud twelve months credit purchaser giving
~ 'a ana security SHlo to take place o'clock In the
oN'nuF Rltllb FElklNS, late sheriff OF
'amphel county and such of Jesse ood deed
ubN1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01

short notice. every variety Of Plain Fancy and
Ornamental BOOK and JOB PRINTING greatly reduced
prices facilities doing fine work being daily in
creased by the receipt Of the latest styles Of Types Borders
Cuts Foundres in the North and would
respectfully inform friends aud the public generally that
they orders Tor printing filled in the best style
and prices charged at any other establishment
south of Baltimore.
jobs printed in coors in the finest style OF the art and
warranted TO give satisfaction.
CARDS! CARDS - CARDSlll Printed n very swift
Nanka prnes NJ Extraordinarily rheap Iocg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-01
rnas.H.ANn WINTER mss.rENAKN.s

The subscriber has received. aud snow opening 1sx
large and complete assortment OF Fall and WnterTSx
MILLE&ARN The Stock consists of Bonncts, Rib o&s
bons Flowers Caps aud Iace every variety from plain
the most fashionable sylcs and being selected by expert
cnccd hllirer, cannot fail TO please
id3W SciwTSM JANE SIMPSON.