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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
IaocHlntioa for The YeHo,O Ferer

Dir. Scroft distinguished physician from the
West Indies, has arrived at New Orleans, on the
invitation of the medical faculty of that city
The Delta says:
We believe he is inclined to regard with IA
vorable eye the new system of incubation tor
yellow fever, which has been extensively and
successfully praet,ed this year. In more than
three thousand cases. we understand, its bcneh
cial eff .c;s have been tested, and as,uredy with
such fact before our eyes, Wa should not treat
the theory with contempt, merely because 1t is a
novelty"
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Fjbe{ Sajt.

h1sroS, Sept. % "A libel suit has been cont
need by the editor of the Daily News, against
'se llubbeli, n the second judiciary Circuit
= statement of Hubhel, that Attorney Gene
" Cushing had offered ~ bribc Of 5000 to the
'i'r 1t The News, IN the land ease of Hunger
ta agaia>t Gushing, in suits brought Ivy Cush-
- Auorneva
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

On Friday last the nain between Weldon and
Wilmington, while going over down grade ran
of lhe rack causing much CONSERVATION toall
on board The baggage wagon was snashed'
the fireman scalded, the engineer somewhat
bruised. some damage done 10 the train general
ly. butuo1ody else hurt.
The train was going south by night. and the
accident happened near Enfield. caused 10y II cow
Which was wing on the track This caused a
dstenton Of mails, &e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
France to Join Denmark against the United

According to Paris correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, (whOse statement we give Tor
what It's worth )the French Emperor has promis-
ed Denmark assistance in case tie United States
insists upon abolishng the Sound Dues. This
promise, however. it is said, is made upon the
condition of Denmark joining the Western Al
Eanee against Rnssia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

q,.r MAINE Law IN MAlNE.--The Portland
AEON. .tata. that so far rs the returns have been
received but one person who voted in favor Of the
nrr<put law of hat state has been returned to
The Legislature. the exception to the great re-
s"loiio9 mad in the Legislature. Mr.. Scammon'
IF Saro. He will be as much aa object Of mark
in he ucxt General Court, as the solitary Demo,
crof was in the Massachusetts Legislature last
u.intpr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

BALTIMORE, Sept, 22.-Last night whe" the
cam ',,'t far Baltimore was approaching the Bell
P Road station. man stepped from the platform
to the track and not perceiving the approaching 5
train. was torn TO fragments. All efforts 10 save
him were unavailable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
I'm WYE MosRX, Amctioncer.

- ALE ef FACTORY flNfuRts-The undersigned vii sell
; on Friday afternoon tth October urue at the factory
OF tie late James Boyd. Mest rubic uuetn te
t wing articles Il frrss-Ni N large and SIX sna screw
Letrtsune laff' two small, L Pr -his FmsherS q
SmkerS lar aud VERY In double hg-ad re. in prime
oalef lot buckets eets 6e fte orA Stoves Cooking
S1fG Llu rice ketto; lot Tools lltne- drnw Wing
tni hammer rrues9nc - aud snudry other articles Also
ttn hNehen good irauri binding viii Fhlci foo Work
snep. Ac.
lEAsCah Cor purchases under the amount Of 500 over
that mount edit Of sy days, ncgoaheocstn bo given,
satisfactorily endorsed. R.G. II. kEAN,
I X, PHILIPS aucrr. Admir- afJ.s VI. ne1d, decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

: AIEG CoNsDRr FOR SpAIN.-'fhe latest
re Of gossip at Paris relative to Spanish nj
.., - Is that the Duke de Montpensier, the hns.
''' u the Qaren of SPANS sister, has just had
i.i'rYiew With the Count de- Chambord. and
~ at sach interview ii was settled between the
nee that the Queen of Spain should be- pur-
V'"d to resign in ftvor Of her sister; that the
ne ct Mnnfpensrr should them in the right OF
'' we y" named King C"nsort, aud subse-
N. y "y lis wife's appointment and with
we universal approval If the Spanards, be elect
N!ng Regent TO the throne of Spain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
l.A,.n or Y.,.rannn KEAr. EsrATE.

"a NE or VALUABLE KEAi EsIATE.-
y Is Trustees In Decd Trust made l., William H. Ter
~ and Of record in thu Clerk occ the County Court Of
Campbell County viii M atpuhAe auction 10 the hifhos
bidder Tuesday The lsthday OF september s9 the hole
OF the REAL ESTATE conveyed In the said decd consisting
nj the House AM lt With lie siorhnnse and other build
ugs thafsnn olp-dF the Presbyterian GRAY" Nard Also
ynF uher "i "a ta nahharhoed. conveyed n the sltl
ieF hN ucufk te> containing une hall 81 an a,tc Win
Tue 'nses AID other Thereon. Alsa ahCr
Lot containing eyed 10 tho sid Terry by the
said ilrHrN Davis. A, other Lot talk the BiieNerd
Lot aud nvar the Lot Hrnaned A Of this property l.
IN ~ near the city Of ivuehurg aud Is cgr1od valuable
Ne"u convey such title as the decd vests Trustees
The sale VIII take par the Lot opposite the rrcsytrrt
an Grase yard Terms inside known the tat 81 sale
LNp q. l. GoGGlN, (r,,s,e.s
sep3aaWtlsth sep JAMES Y. KNIGHT, ''"'
The ahovo sale Is postponed till FRIDAY the 9Th of octo
Der hen it viii certainly take place , O'clock 4. NJ
lNn q L. GDGGlN, (sr.,,,..s
I'm al 1#t.f y
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IlLInlr Eerer a lfnhiIf.

The Tribune of the 10Th inst. says there have
been only five deaths in that city from yellow fe-
vef, and those early in the week Since, there
has been not only no deaths but not single
case of the fever
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ta,aan.. y. l.,Als = no.. OrrO.rTM TIiE

n WARWICK HOi 81, offer to the trade OF Lynehburg,
superior ot of GROCERIES, consisting ri Rio Lagnra aud
Maricaho Cuitoc
stewards Refined Coffee Sugar;
tfalluYYoll a eos do do
Kew Orleans sugars
Ncw Orleans aud Cuba Molas5es;
Maryland Golden Syrup, every nice for table usc)
Selling fbpap for as Call auds see lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

T'ONkA BEANs.-l00 pounds prime | onka
4 Beans Tor sale by
sTROTHER g. WHITEHEAD.
Successor to D r Lyman,
~ Also, Tob eco Extraordinarily on hand.
June 5-cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

NEW ORLEANS. 81. The ievet - making ter
,;hIe ravaces in Natchex and IN 'ickshurs.
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= -
~" oiik' Sept. 32.-.fwo hoxes have been
I'e'''ed herr FINN the Land Office, in Duhuaue.
i'"a' FinPaiims 10 contain s25al0 each. in
s''' N hen the hoses were eprued. they were
tnaad = conf lin bnllet> on LAYER, Of sheet lead
IN, ~ KS wire received through the American
"AIT'ss Company. Efforts arr making to disenv.
or the p"rretra'or Of The rnhherv. The boxes are
, ,AaS' e'"niefpart> ol tho Usually sent by the
land Offices.
1be Collision on the ny. Ceairai Railroad.
FURTHER PARrlcGINRs.--fh telegraph yes
terday furnished an account # u ea.li,ion on The
New York Gentla Railroad ON Thursday. be.
tween passenger and atrciglt train The n
!. papers make the following additional purtiou-
lars
Both passenger and freight trains were bound
for Albany The freight train contained eight
or teni freight cars: three emigrant aud one cattle
car. 1t started from Schenectady 20 minutes
ahead, and when near West Albany the engin.
eer gave the signa4 II break mp At that in
stunt he heard the whistle of the locomotive at
tach"d Ia the passenger express train, in his rear,
opened the valve oi his engine. giving his ears u
sudden jerk, which impulse paitsd the coupling
OF Tue centre cars, which together were switched
onto aside track a~ intended; in order 10 give the
fast train the straight track The speed Of the
dsconn' cited cars was, Of course, slackencd,and
some ten rods before they arrived at the switch
were struck 10y tho express locomotive.
The collision an awful one. In IN instant
the locomotive stove half way through an emf
grant car tie tender broke loose from the bag
gage ear, and was thrown completely over upon
the engine. The first passenger ear mounted
upon and ran through the passenger aud one
of the emlgran ears iaG into the cattle car.
The engineer, Mr. Pratt, WAS instantly killed;
the fireman So much bruised that he survived bot
n few hours. 4 brakt ,man had leg aud arm
disco lted. and the express messenger had his
jaw hone broken and Other wise fractured. Five
or six passengers, who were in the forward car,
were more or less injured, hut none were killed.
Il large humble of trunks and other baggage
was literally smashed To atoms. There were
seven cattle killed. The express locomotive
was greatly injured. the tender, baggage car,ane
passenger car, two emigrant cars, and two or
three freight cars totally demolished. The roof
of the baggage ear broke through ;hc passenger
ear, and passed over the heads Of those in the
front seats. The motion stopped as ii had un.
comfortably pinned MIR. Hull, editos OF the Steu,
ben Courier, to his seat Six inches more mo-
ton would have crushed him. The pressure up.
on him has left him in considerable pain. Anoth-
er passenger was SO fastened IN 10y the neck us
to reqnire several inmates i" eAricate hin.
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NN, 0O Ho s'nt 49, sT TEA Insrsn pas

q a
TIERS, AND STEAMBOAT DIRECrORY.-The undcrsgn-
el have in Of preparation a new STEAMBOAT
DIRECTORY, which viii be issued in October next The
syie, neatly bound in durable II viii DO
a book that interesting all classes of people.
The Str HHotT DIRECTORY will contain complete
list aud } i9a IL the Steamboats, now afoat in the
Wesiera iad N1lf'ra waters af' easth model, speed,
power rud anUazs a." BRAT, witt a'@ by whom built the
the boat sli H. f-ad, Also the names of
Captains officers, s.s Thu Directory will
contain history Of 81 steainboatiuz the
Western waters, Since tn '. Of stpami also, sketch
OF She first boat built hf e sith the name of the
The Inv III uIBE. ffI1 e t.tfa l.,f and loscrip
Western aud socthciu WaoIs, neanuily Illustrated with
list of all those who have persisted ny their burning sinking
exploding the Western and Southern The ri
rectoy will contain Maps Of the Ohio Mississippi Missouri
Illinois Arkansas White Red, Ouacls Yazoo, and other
rivers with the Towns and Cities laid DOWN with correct dis
tanccsi also many other River and Commercial items of inter
people large The book will cards of
the various l. $ Mail Boats with the trade they are in &c
sc The Directory will also contain complete list of all the
responsible Steamboat Licensed Officers their places of resi-
dence &C. Sc the new Steamboat Law, It's requirements
with comments showing wherein benefits the incompetent
officer aud Injuries the competent officer &c, aud all the
important L. s. Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up to
date the Rates and important Commercial Privileges Bills of
Ladng important Decisions of the various L. Courts in
gard Freghts lost and damaged &C. &C. with many other
things of interest
The Directory will be illustrated In the best style and print
The author has for six years been
gathering together all the facts and Items in regard the nu
Steamboat disasters the Western and southern wa
ters and now intends publishing them Do"e form ne price
Of the work viii be at the low sum OF One Dollar Ten
thousand copies viii be issued for the boanen all others de
srous of Subscribing VIII have to do so az once as meme will
printed unless ordered In advance The work is destined
receiving large numbers of subscribers mail from all
country daily Some of the oldest
well scientific of the times contributors
Directory vii, be issued in October end win be an or
TO the parlor well steamboat BY RENTING One
Dollar post pad you will receive copy of the work
All communications and letters should be addressed
JAMES L. LLOYD q co,
80. Post Once Building, Cincinnati Ohio.
July l0df claw Wed If
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IdgFRry. 10Th Anil 1851

Dean &lp:-l hive been using the water from your
Alum SptH- ahl happy II iuierm yor thnt | am
niucn pleased Vii" il, Ell eta. The primary effects of
the water re- pIeci es the ihnsc produced 10y
The waeror lhe Rnc,hiidgr Alum. -hhll expert uent
more fully aud give sou lie result Of my experience.
am, very Respectfully,
J. A OrEN VI d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

~ GEAND SOW ER-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine to farmers Having but little machinery Is durable
aud easily kept order aud regularly any quantity Of
Grain Guano desired Frank Runin ESQ., Editor Of the
SjHttrH Piaater. Thus comments II
we perfectly convinced value In efficient
working capacity chenpness durability aud simplicity OF
srneon, that do hesitate to the public
"A thing which II Is known do often venture
Again. hoise works the machine with perefcet ease IL
soWA breadth of ten feet fast horse Walk, ana
carrying two bushels at time does require stop
pages as are necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding too IL entirely independent of the wind and done
Wi" ns aa well during very high winds which prevailed most
ct The time during calm because the seed delivered
close 10 the ground We not only rmend the machine
therefore to farmer but Them buy It, not
Mr. seymours account, Who IL nothing but their own
TloS. BRANCH g. SONS.
2nln Arm fnf PnIerslinfr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

~ a,A,Sm%GToy, sept. ell G Key'of Mary
'.'2 la. been appointed as Navy Agent in Bad
.He, rice ,fiscoc. deceased.
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ROLLHNGBreOOK HOTEL,

Petersburg, Va.
OFFICE. In t,l,ine chnrre Of tue above estab.
ii-hmcnt. | would an-t re.rcfl}u " solict u con-
luuhuco al the fntmer patrons OF the ots; aud
lends nsk hem 10 cub aud see ,ae. Nv tablc shall
81 Aay- be spread with MI tie deoaries ul he
The all attentive. The entire establishment
.lnil have the beat niteainn lent master Of My
lie will lint the Indies who pironzc the Hotel
81 Ill have every wish gra,e and al s-s Is share
e n-ness The house ia turnished in tho very best
.ly aud ia located Ia quet put, OF the oity. My
q bus wild always be ~ II dirept depots attend
rustenrr.. Ia ihen. 10 AMI ',".
JOSEPH l.. DARLINGTON, Proprietor.
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sepss THOMAS NOWLAN.
DETnnsnUxG FEMALE cot

DETERSBURG r. w 4 u COL
T. LEGE.-Ihe mkt session of this Institution will
commence on NedhesdaY. The 10Th September 1855.
The Directors making large additions both 10 tie
tnllhpc building md IL the Nonrding Department,
which viii be eomn ted by tn beginning OF The sc.-
-''n, Tic Urge and increasing patronage has mnde
these additions ncorssnty Ann IL nrcomf odeiiohs
provided for loarders.
tor hll information rcspccti ~ the oil Studies
terms OF Tuition, c. the \ Lual Catalogue, which
viii be- set UPON application tho President Rev.
Geo W Gutter, ~ IL an, OF nj the Direeiors
UAtCi fAUl., Ch'mt.
Y. !. DAVIS,
J #. COOPER.
WESLEY GRlGG, W..
T.. T. NASH, "''''''"'t
WM. LEA.
mug anw3m JOIN Lyon,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

d,NOHk SALE.-S ln0 QUO Bonds of iiie Virginia
Il and renuessee Railrond Company, oearng per
rrn, interest principal and in pa, able in New
York aud secured by seco'd mortg ge upon the
tire Rond and all ia" assets OF Tie Company
1ie-e serurtrs regarded Of the first class,
and will be sold price command the attention of
every cupitslis Full information Of the present condi
ton md future prospects o the Road will be furnished
ly rs u?on application
June i-dsci. PETERS. SPENCE e. 60.
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This Company IS entirely mutual in It's character all the
profits belong the insured aud the dividends made
Iualy.
The profits onethird the premium paid
fs dollars paid annually hundreds thousands
u tlLlse dennnAcni our lives. liulN G.cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
roles,aphed to, the Daily vleinian.

NEW Notk. sept y. - Flour triAe mwcr-
Straight state = -; southern IS 81. Wheat
tritic higher--Southern white 81 IL. red 81 95
Cau firm It - 10 : 3 eenls
BALTIMORE. Sept. Il - Flour firm with an up
ward tendency Howard Street and Ohio - 81;
City Mills = a. Whea, firm AMI unchanged
good To prime white : - 10 II 30. choice 81 95
10 Il q, red, gool 10 prime, 81 Is. Corn
white and yellow IS 10 % cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

r1nx saIG-,rbc FURNITURE. FIXTURES GOOD
n WILL. &c Il well known Hotel. In this place Inc
uronrieor being obliged leave important business
!, nj sai on most accommodating For Information
~, a, tbn virgnian Office sep 22dts
stnuE IEATIEEK.-l50O lbs medium weight Sole
- Leather, received aud for sale by b. r. sAChbFI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25
DICE tNn sgAn~.-One ticrco fine Rice,
Ia 1000 lbs extra quality Gsnyassed HAMS
Receiving aid for sale by - r sACKETT


IMPORT AtEON.-t.NSttaEt fse. SPORT
ING MARi5-IDI S1i--Nlcre will be found the largest
Steel Double and Single Guns;
Rifles; Deans English self Cooking Five Shooters Colts Al
Ihurhers Rrvolecrs and Single Pistols Powder
Fasks Bells and Pouches; Game Bags Cleaning Rods,
Nipple Wrenches Eleys Cocks aud G. IL Percussion Caps,
Nads and Wire Cartridges MI SIZES Curtis llarveys
Diamond Powder aud American Powder all kinds; Compress
Buicts. Buck Small Shot, Liquor Fasksi Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives NHzosi fine Of
Monies, Gald SILVER Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Pan aues every thing in line Gun makers.
We have "A lot of prcminm Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch, aud warranted, by
WIN II d c. FISHER. opposite the
sep hts Norve House, f.ynehhure Va
FRSe fss REpERA.-lroposas will be received until the
d4t October next, for the erection of "A large
BATH IIDt ~ Montgomery White sulphur Springs,
after H nAfl may be Application to at the
SpriuE-.
tn lob is ~ e worthy TIN attention Of huldcrs
tho t.nf. =fal sHailer buildings.
Communications Dla1 addressed a. ~ The Springs.
no II. Mostly. President
Montgomery Whit sulphur Springs Company.
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rH,uE sUBsCRlBER OFFERS FOR
\ .nln Four OF Five Acres of Land. on the new


sne -Four or Five Acres of Land, the
Bnsin of the james River aud knnawha Company, ad.
Joining the site Of tie Piedmont WoHks--a portion
above and the duc below. Ii fon about thou
sand feet IA road none The gin d the Basin, and
extends back the river the independent canal
which the company constructing for the purpose
of suppl, ing the city with water The canal is 30 l.et
wide bottom, 80 NJ topand deep,a d it IS estimated
by tho Engineer of the company thnt it will FUN sh
constant supply 81 surplus water sufficient to Work 50
arr Il of Mill Stones after supplying the quantity
needed for the city. The purchaser will acquire with
the und thirty enrs lease Of suiciency If water to
work six pair OF Stones, free ot rent, h tie ris OF
taking the residue of the surplus the rates
slly charged by the Company for the of water
building ncross and the Canal The whole of this
property with the privileges uppurtlen will be sold
entire in parcels to suit purchasers. Persons desi-
ring o purchase sites with view to the erection of
milling other manufacturing establishment, would do
well to apply at once much of tn, cost which would
otherwise be encountered in getting ne water from the
Canul might be saved by constructing a ese works be-
fore the walls which be put up o, the purpose OF
protecting the Canal completed
For precise informant to the pohable quantity of
SURPLUS wafer The Canal will aflor and the terms on
which il ca be reere can be had to Mayor Ellis,
the President and Mr.. Louraine, the Engineer OF the
Company M. DANiEL' JR.
sep 10 dsc2taw4w
~ Lynchburg Republican and Richmond Enquirer
,ill ,.opv twice n week 4 weeks.
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YNCHH U IkG COLLEGE,

YNCHH u lSli COlLElsE.-rtis lns,tu-
/ ton will be opened on the LIST Of October next,
with compl te Faculty fine Chemical, Philosophical,
and Mathematical Apparatus and all the usual ssciities
for College instruction.
The terms of tuition will be $40 in the Preparatory
Department and $50 in the .egate TO, the annuni
session One ha the tuition payable in advance.
1t i. especially desired that geAtlemen who intend to
give their Coileg iae would place them,
possible. in te Preparatory Department. that
they may be thoroughly ami rssuiar, prepared for Col
lege. ly3l.d&cts
IL The Republican will Please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

~ foRlENS AND DEALERS ~ DRY GOODS, q"
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. AA==Nc receiving ot
Importation mud purchased In the Northern cities
general assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Stock VIII compare t,,oralv with any former In
variety fine Nooleis Dress Goods &ci and
vii take pleasure In serving all who viii call on
Also the most extensive aud attractive stock of GarponFs
Rugs %c To be found IN the city from HE lowest price 10 the
best imported into this country Floor on Cloths that
Nil he cut for passages
I'm RICHARDSON & CO. Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

StIANO-we have o hand 200 of the Enily's
Guano that imported last winter SO far
heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad of its good effects by noticing Straw
berry Hill they pass through the farms d. w HaNal,
ESD A. Garrett Esq, D. Anderson Jr, some OF the
uprchnscrs of H. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
IA, oEts Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-25

NOTICE no NEWtNA AWE, y Nhts~
" OTHERS LIVING IL THE COUNTRY would most
respectfully call the attention Of Merchants Farmers and others
living he country who inend visiting Rcmn this soasonto
u1ny large aud general assottmeuto Boots eInO1D
Shoes Trunks Carpet BAGS Nallscs, hSsyty1.~yty
sc. my stock has boon selected ~ %. Wy W
- myself with great care, suitable for the
Virginia tr aud large portion of Goods having been
purchased lr ca Halter myself that eau hold
Inducements Mfchads and Farmers aud all la want,
nv uh,r house Last Snrth South either by the package
dozen which emil the attention Of all ia want hoy
viii ind them prices that cannot fail o. please by calling
A.. W. &. mil Manufacturer and
Dealer Ia Iuats Shurs, Trunks Carpet Bags
Nalises sc, wholesale and retnil, No l21,
llLLlL LLLLA a
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IDANN.,... q SONS, Cen.mi..ion sIerehnn.

PETERSBURG, NA--paflienlar attention paid to III
sale and purchase Of Whca Flour Tobacco aud ercands
generally Advances made consgnments.
WILLIAM PANNILL,
HENRY PANNILL,
2tderlV JOSEPH pANSIIL,
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

uJOMsETT n HARDY, Produce Commits
III Si0s MERCHANTS. PETERsBuRe, VA, Dealers In
Peruvian and Mexican Guano Lime Plaster Bone Dust
Seeds Agricultural implements and Machinery Agents fo
Drngs genuine super Of Lime Eastman PLANK
Road Wagons Mont omery's Premium Rockaway Fan MINIS
Scos Little Giant Corn and Cob MIL hcGregors lafner'
Boiler Waits Gun and Brace Plows.
JOHN ROWLETT.
1.IKa q