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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
tribe Rarases Of the Cholera in Florence
Ton Persons Buried 4iire.

From Correspondence of London News Sept 10
letter from Florence gives very terrible ac-
o,ants of the ravages of the cholera. No less
,bon II 900 persons have, it is said been car
|ried otfin the month of August The pepua-
ton of the city. which is on an average 100000
Il. now reduced to 80 900 by death and flight
Erbe Grand Duke, it must be said to his credit,
has set a noble example. Although his family
Has left he remains himself and clad in the black
|yp of the Fraternity of Mercy, he sometimes
ssists in the burial of the deal. 1t is positive
/ = affirmed in this letter that ten persons were
bltcy buried alive. The horrible fact was brought
h. light in this way:
An Italian warehouse keeper in Paazzaoto
NJ GIubonre of Florence) was buried for dead in
hhq Prespiano cemetery, with many other sup
|lased corpses, in a common grave He awoke
\, sense of consciousness, and SO thin was the
lowering of sandy earth above him, that he made
b., way out to the surface. Still weak, he lived
for three days on roots in the forest which sur
rounds he grave yard. At last he recovered
strength sufficient to reach his house, where he
Startled his family, who were in mourning for
him. He assured them that he distinctly felt tho
bodies Of numerous people inferred with him
moving about. The grave was con, equently
kpened and it was found that many ttcn in mum
hras have said) had stirred and several of them
bad bitten their fingers in agony, and otherwise
inured themselves. They were all dead when
|1he investigation was made. The utmost excite
|ment prevailed on the subject among the popula-
HIM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

The Russian Minister on Thursday waited on
lieutenant Maury at the National Observatory
IN Washington, to deliver, by command of his
government an autograph letter from thu Grand
}ulc Constantine, who, it will he remembered,
the commander in-chief of the Russian navy
Trho letter which we find in the lntelligencer, ex
rcsses the Grand Dukes high estimation of
Lieut.. Manry'S eminent scientific works in fela-
on to navigation, and adds:
II should rejoice, sir t. present you with a tes-
modal of my esteem but, knowing the laws of
sour country, which do not permit you to accept
,ny thing from foreign princes, | must eonfne
myself to the expression of my sentiments. They
are as exalted as your own merits and, in my Of
feal capacity. may say TO you that you do hon
or to the profession to which you belong as well
ns to the great nation which you have the honor
to serve.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

The Custom-H House officers and Ike English
Steamer PdsSengers.-The searching the bag
lgage, sometimes the person of passengers by
the English steamers, is often quite amusing,
|and occasionally leads to queer Developments. The
lace &c, taken from the enlargement of one of
lthe female passengers, who was searched ON the
arrival of the America on Friday night, filled a
barrel. One old gentleman, belonging toProvi-
dpnce, had in his Trunks pantaloons enough to
Ecrthe nearly half the people of his native city,
|hpsdes supply of handSerchiefs sufficient for
his own use and bis children.s for generations
T. come. lie was quite good natured while the
Investigation into his personals was going on
lnni wa, let off upon payment of SO. Another
passenger had twelve dozen of kid gloves, which,
HE informed the incredulous officers, ware Tor
Ih,S opa use. In former years large quantities
Fl goods we're brought into the country IN thus
Iway By passengers without paying duty, but the
smuggling business, on board the steamers at
least will hereafter be Il difficult opara'ion.-
Boston TyGr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
LATEST NEWS.
II LATEST FROM NORFOLK Il PORTS.
MOUTH

Cores oudencc Of the Express
!. =. s,rordbie netrs from Portsmouth sir Neu
! 2ases and four Deaths reported Suiar-
Is,,--. 4bsentses Cautioned Death ola son
"fjate I'm. Collins.
WELDON, Oct, I, Z. NJ
mar Express The news from Portsmouth
Joyi, very uufavorable. Six new cases were
| ,,orted there yesterday, aud four deaths. The
her all day was showery,and the atmosphere
~ 10 which cause is attributed the new en-
They had a fine, frost there this morning
ticb trust will bring more encouraging news
s,ycra persons in both Norfolk and Portsmouth,
.,bo retained during The last ten days, have died
rbey thought there was no danger and therefore
rf,it4d their lives. 1t is earnestly hnped that
'be abseniees will not be too hasty in returning
f,r there is still danger and will be. until we have
'brce Or four heavy frosts.
4 teIegraphic dispatch was received at Suffolk
1ay or two since, announcing the death of Mas.
,sr Vim. Gollins,an interesting and intelligent lad
y ,ed about II years,and son Of the late Dr. WIN.
11T9 ll;ns. President of the Scahnard and Roanoke
l,,~5ai. He died in the western part of the State,
,'bere his mother and other members OF the fam
M ara now temporily sojournng.
Yours &c, NJ. +. c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

\, ne l"or,ente rstnhli shnent. known as the
f,'1th Aterlean Phalanx. New Jersey. has liter.
any gone Ia smash. Allits rrnl estate. in which
I'M Slo'obl had been invested. came uul,r
ne h3mhrr "Wednesday and Thursday. and pro-
9ased IN the aggregate s56 00o. or little over
g., PEI acre This, with tn estimated proceeds
% Is n'Neahe property, willennhle them to pay
nun sN,y la seventy per cent, on the stock is
sud. The members Of the community have notb.
ing to show for the twelve years thai the institu
,on has been in existence. They admit that it
has proYeda complete faiara.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
Line STEAMERS, 10 Rio Janeiro.

4 line of steamers between Rio Jaueiro and
Antwerp has been organized with Rohschd at
Paris at the head If the movement. 1t consist of
i'ar screw propellers of GA tons each. the
company is formed for % wears; aud the Belgian
Government grants the company "A Subsidy of $50
0oo laucs payable, i5O,00O francs the first year
$1,000 frames year for five years Afterwards
ne vessels will commence running about the Isl
# July next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

ATTACK OK \ POLITICAL PRoCESSIoN.-An
attack was made on democratic procession at
Baltimore, about midnight of Thus day. in the
c"urse OF which enc man WAS killed and two
others wounded Thomas Burk". who was in
the procession received Il pistol ball in the iorr-
head aud died sorn afterwards. person by the
lame Of Deyne was shot in ia- thigh AID IA
received wound in the IA e. The
two last are not supposed TO he moral'y woom-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

There were only & yellow fever deaths in Mo-
Nl" during last week. At Montgomery, Ala.
nap t. the lst inst, there had been 81 casts and
8 de aths. The relief committee acknowledge the
receipt Of several contributions in money. The
hHr1ue Exact has arrived at Mobile with her mate
IL. wIthfever. Capt. saunders her commander
dlod on the passage.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
--latest from jIqrJHa.

New ORLEANS, Oct lth.-rhe Cahawba has
arrived with Havana dates of the lst.
General Concha has paid the Black Warriori in
demnity.
1t seems that another flibustering expedition
appre hrnded. 1t has been ordered that the names
is Of all muchinists goingor coming from the Uni
ted States shall be registered periodically.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

The Washington ID. c. Union, of Saturday
says:
The next term of this court will commence on
I'll" Eth of this month Judges Biackford and
Scarborough are now in this city. Chief Justice
Gi'rhr-t i. expected next week. The chief clerk
Judge Huntington arrived in this city yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

Sr pErERs, Minnesota. October 9Th. "A let
er from the North Western Post. on the lied
'onl; stn,es that "A battle Wa fought on the 2lst
l between two hands of hiprewaS and SlonX
nlan~. Of the Sioux, 76 we're killed and Il
unded. The Chppewaa lost 4 killed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
Ia american Jeiress.

The Rochester, (N. W Democrat siates that
AN American Protestant lady Of that city enter
ed the pale of Judaism, II few weeks since. mud
has since been married, according to the Jewish
ritual, to II descendant Of Abraham.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
Lgnrh Laic ia Tennessee.

Judge Lynch. it appe'r> has neen at work in
Tennessee. Last week, on the Cumberland
mountain, slave, who violated white female.
was dragged from Jail, aud hanged ON the near
est post, and at Lagrange another met with a sim
liar fate, for killing MIR. James, his nyerseer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
Georgia Election.

Macon Ga, Oct Grippe is the only Amer
can caud late certainly elected to Congress. Sew
ard, Warner, Cobb, Lumpkin, and a. IL Stephens
all Democrats, are certainly elected. Two dis
tres are in doubt. Johnson's majortyis very
large. The Legislature is Democratic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
YerriLLe pIn,rl,t

Tie yellow fever has broken out with great vio-
lenee IN the village If lrinito, La, which has a
popalaiion of seyenty persons. On the night of
the 23d uIt., there were seven druths and 36 ca
ses under treatment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
BY TELEGRA
relee,nrLca aApre..l, .er .l.. .yirgln.an.,,

BALTIMORE. oet. : - Flour excited -llosurd
Street and city Mill - y 81 % closed firm.
Wheat firm aud advanced five oents-whito
81 - 10 81 t6, ied : IS n II 90. Corn
yellow and white 3 10 - cents
NEw NoRK, Oct s. Flour advanced twelve
to twenty-five eents-State = p; Ohio 81 ~;
Southern 50 on. Wheat active and eonsidcrn-
bly, advanced i southern white So 20; red - 90
Corn a trtlc higher Virginia Skies 9sc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
iInrine DiSnSier.

NEW York. Oct. 6.-Ihe bark John Potter
from Wilmington, fr Wilson, arrived 'his morn
,n,g' leaky. She encountered gale'on the ID OH
"iteras, and her captain was Obliged to throw
'''r het deck load
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

The President has appointed Capt d. }, Suther-
.aud to be assistant quarter master, vice Cept.
Lindsay promoted to be quarter master Of the
marine corps, post made yacanthy the death OF
Major Nicholson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
TIE Coo{ ujae ErDiosioo in PspDeR}rguin

The Coat Ntae EfPtoStoa /" PePRsBftGH'd'
MlNERsvILLE, Pa, Oct. 6.-'The explosion il
Bast & pearsons's mine, Thursday, only kiIle,
two persons, and badly borncd Jacob Steinhi
bert. The damage 10 property is not very great
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

Nav YoRK, Oct. 6 The steamship Washing
"a Tor Semen, sailed at n"'n, with - pa,sen-
"r> and $4,000 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

SYRACUSE. \. Y, 0el. 6.-Nme Fugitive
slaves from Virginia, arrived here yesterday,
morning. en- roats for Canada
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

W tOMPANY--rhc subscriptions .n tie CAPITAL Stock Of
ais COMPANY. flr Tho construction of ae IYucubrg csirn
son. required be paid ia monthly iaalments Of s. on
- n share
'.14,eltI@f4iaryvrs i. II REID Scrp.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

v sW@nIN RAJ EsrArE-slaoa1 IN STOCK Sc
- o. asfaAid dtft7g r Pcapa-The undersigned having
determined to rruusein tho West takes this meho the
most expeditions todiSrnsc oths VALUABLE ESTATE, In
ana around the toNnoi Liberty The property possesses
rotar advantages hetnH situated Immediately Nn
Tenn Railroad and IN the baasU tcrle portion Of
\Riua IT. value aud ada
uavellf1th Hund aud II the public generally
The distribution vii tr mndc undef The suporntendenrc of
esnonSh' Commissioners. al sharrs
taken
Thu Rnl Estate consisted that we'll known Tavern stand
I'll" HOPKINS tO 81 and four ethel Lots in
town af Liberty Fnt5R FARMS containing hundred
hrrs eafh adjoining the enrpoiau and ling zach side of
the railroad number Of nr Hfs 6qtle tigaiaTf a. SC
las wishing To purchase sbaes III this enterprise
wand tle mono, to Nm II Mos9Y hal WA " i.en,yieh
lynehlmR Edwin Page Esl. Campbell { II c. u
Luck Richmond
JESSE I HOPKINS, Liberty Va.
F. Shares only sapo Tickets 10y return mail
receipt Of mau"N soe trcurs Tor schedule 81 property
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

- GUAN0 SOW ER5-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine farmers Having but little machinery 1t is durable
easily Kept order and regularly quantity Of
Grain tuauo desired Frank kuiu, ESD, Editor of the
Sl3NhsfH Planter, thus comments on II
ave perfectly convinced great value in efficient
working capacity chenpuess durability and simplicity Of
srucob, that DO hesitate TO recommend TO the public
thing which il Is known do not often venture
Again horse works the machine with pcrefee
breadth Of feet fast horse walk. and
carrying bushels a time require many stop
as necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding Is entirely independent of the wind and done
with we'll during high winds which prevailed most
the time during calm because the seed delivered
close the ground We only the machine
therefore, every farmer but them TO buy It,
Seymours who is nothing but their
TuOS BRANCH s. SONS,
1 uln Annnfs fnr InInr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
AUTUMN BALES.
lSII.

II ~
csbses STEVENSON 81 WEBDELL, IMPORTERS
AND wuoIfEAiE DEALERS IN FOREfGA md DOMESTIC
DRi GOOBS, No. ~ 80 sycamore street. Persbnrg I'd
We prepared 10 exhibit the merchants Virginia
aud North Carolina large ind commanding stock of Foreign
aud Domestic Dry Goods.
Having purchased largely Of Heavy Noolens early in June,
olor Goods at such prices fail TO command
attention.
one firm viii renain In New York during the season,
In attendance tho Auction Sales and forwarding thing
and novel may be received by the weekly steamers
from Europe
Merchants who compelled by competition to buy the
lowest market rpcs, viii find styles and such
VIII enable Them compete ossfny with those who
chase In the Northern markets
l0e2aNts. STEVENSON a. WEDDLLL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
l.,OH s.s.tt.-sieo.olo nonis

NNoE sAs'E.-slooolo Bonds Il the Virginia aud Ten
= hessee Rahfuad Company, haaIus per interest
principal and Interest payable In wv York, aud secured by
second mortgage upon The ouu aad and all the assets Of
the Company
hese securities regarded The first class aud IN be
sold nj price 20 command tho attention capitalist
Fnl niormatouo of the present prospects
OF the Road VIII ha furnished by MS upon application
jnne lldSr,s PETERS spence 4 go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
AdlrrSe-SEo C,sll.t, Craig County. y
aug l}cts CLIFTON o. NH


i y
RETAIL, StriqR, f15-BaiB STREET igaehbafP, ia, "a
~ have lust received ouf supply for the Spring If -
Hardware Cutlery Guns Pistols Hunting Tackle, building
Naiernls Carpenters hHlwrRhts and Smith Tools, Farm
iHg Uenss Carriage and Buggy Trimmings. Sadilcry Shoe
mixers Findings, Floor mud Table OH Cloths Plated Goods
Nml,W Cprnieo aud Shades Wood aud Mpw arc House
toepiuR articles Of most every description Fishing Tackle,
&e &ci Which randra our stock the most extensive aud
desirable hRYe ytt oucr for public favor end embracing
greater ynflatf than any ia The state
Those desiring IA purchase VIII find superior cass Il
seods aud At satisfactory prices aud all who wish merely
mnuy articles that otirfig shal take great
l1i' lsutU in showing SIMPSON BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
nnrn,trANr N,.,, p.AM unoNs..


rms Publisher aud Hooksrler Rirhmedd Va has lnst
published DIGEST OF THE LAWS on REAtPlbFERiN.
fenetay adopted and In In the United statesby John
islar lnnaN Ii H. Judge uf the eih Judicial Circuit Of
Virginia. Of the Judges of the supreme Court OF Appeals
aud formerly Professor of Law In the University At Virginia
seeoud Edition revised corrected aud greatly enlarged IN
vols royal sNo irr &i6 aa THIS edition. embracing rs 1t
dues nony ali the nRsh aud American decisions
the suiee may Justly he considered the valuable
tampeuduuof purely American Law the subject Of Rea
Property cNcrtasnrdiu mis- country,
Chancellor heafs Opaig7 9f hs H0rt-"lhs work applies
swell 10 the Laws respecting Real Property the United
states as In Virginia The work Is upon TIN madcl Of Cruises
Digest aud may well be recommended AS valuable addition
II the LAW Ncr.s Library
saad| SCR IA ElaUg History If Sni IN Equity as prose-
ented and defended the Virginia state Courts Ia the Uni
I'll States Circuit 0er hy Alexander H. Sands, ESD Conn
sauu,y al Law. lenuud, "a vol post syo 5l0pp Price
&lun
fh work Is intHaal 60 supply the Young men Of the legal
profession with hand hook l. guido thru in the prosecution
and dpioutp la Equity nrtorenre this object thu
writer the history Of suit In Equity from It's beginning
through s Narieus final drcte ~ appeal
tau &e Tho Appendix besides eontaouR summary of le
raj decisions by the Virginia Court of Appeals Ac affecting
Equity pleading and Practice contains variety
Hills Answers. Domurrora Pleas. DEGREES. sc The
practical also found Ia the Appendix VIII mako the work
Htaln8bD reif meeHR to the practitioner. sup2rts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
p ANgHn q HuoVssnS, Whoicsnio Drnlcr

Hy IL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS No. 25G
baltimore street. opposite Hanover street Baltmcre would
respectfully call the attention Of Merchants visiting The East
cra cities their stock Of Nov Fall and Winter Dry Goods,
which is large and wcl assorted
stool. If Heavy Waeiens and Domestic 'ottons was
bought in tho months NAY and june TN lowest rates
T. prompt aud reliable buyers willing 20 sell at
small al ancc J.. l. LNNli1t,
I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

I s.fber has small FARMS. neaT Campbell Court.
house. which he desires {" sell.
Tract lying 8utaas Crock, adjoining the lands of
Cat Eosser and others contains pa between -
and meadow land and creek bottoms; e.
acres Tobacco land with abundance Of Plant
aud The improvements snabr tl: small family, with
II orchard # young fruit trees.
ghe other Reaver Creek and contains loo acres,
with u bottom meadow land the wood land
heavily good Tobacco land The improvements
ar, and in good order, Terms liberal
JNO u ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

I'VE Mll.S-lhc best In use, having been awarded nrst
premiums NIL competitors ut the leading Fairs of N c.
Virginia and Maryland sold at factory prices by
ROWLEfT a. HARDY,
IN 9ala- sole Agenis. petorshnrg. Va.
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orrtcr or rH. james RIVER q kANAWHA co, !
n.--.....,.-t1 S.ntnt.N- .lfh. 80

RiCHNuED- Sapeihh. = >'t!, 10 ,,
vEFIIE twenty first annual meeting Of the OF lo
lfnrs River and Kauawha Company VIII he held al the
- ace OF the Company, in tins ely On Monday inc F~' '
Der next,
h@ ''"si VI ''e WIN p NUNFORD. Secretary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
s,pEINs TRADE, rs35.-Geo. u. Zones a

- CO. Hhoso' praRgisfs Petersburg Virginia, have
ccvod their SriuNO Sroek of Drugs Medicines Paints, sc,
and offer sale assortment embracing all articles In this
line suited to the Of Country Merchants Druggists
Physicians and Farmers.
OhnuE their supplies from Manufacturers and Importers
only they prepared furnish these goods low
regular nbng house. II Orders receive prompt and care
IN 70 nlian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
SRa>G ON XOsw ssOnsEs.-NEw sayE.

- Ky SfARIE-'fhe undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens "i Lynehhnrg that he is prepared Ia m
ttNe Hurst On livery, the accommodate Ing fgs-A
terms. nj tir old stand Of Geo NJ. Truce x ~
b-tiacks Gugges and Horses Tor hire and laeks
every Court day to Campbell Court nouse
. TERMS OF TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY.
ST. W
Fer 90
iti my 90
m dNrIV ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
CITY PROPERTY for SALE.

--Dcsenlng % reInqush housekeepng offer for sale
privately until the 10th of October favorable
terms, the HotSE andLOT which reside, well the
adjoining occupied by Mr. Zete If disposed of be-
fore the 18TH Shall sell auction without the least
ld2tawt20th oc B +. SACKETT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
Won CAN MUY WATCmEs. IEWEKY.

NOU can BUY WATCHES, JEWEkN,
q SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at &
wholesale and retail variety and style at low MA
cash prices by calling at NoWLANS, sign of the Ea NNZ
gle, No, 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va. where
you will per has just returned from the Nor
the Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable of Watches ery Silver Ware and
In this Would not be better
for call and examine his magnificent Stock and at
least he buys all his Goods for cash. and sell
thcm much less than the regular prices for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewelry
paired the short notice and always get
the fashionable Goods in exchange for
Remember the place sign of the Eagle No a. sycamore
street. Petersburg, Va THOMAS NoWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS


spaANo Class D,piema award
\ III ny TIL MECHANICS lNsriTtTE, RICHMOND
AA--BI TIERS 4 sINDNs. lat lneHrlY
erpeo the Exchange iiank) siehmond Va, hast reeised
i.merson' celebrated PIANO fuR1Es rhese rianea are
nah' n the hest and Tor thor Wretncss aud
bfihancy Of durability. equal thoac e any
ether IN ,uut,entoi la thb country
l,cr ueirnn or Noff-onc Of fmersons fano
fats. pat mt He Fair TN MeehnnH insaiatc just ea.
IN Richmond ion, the kuomi,dse Of Mr. Emerson.
esi,ed the htshts' premium daatfd-N FIRST CLASS hi
livery instrument warranted in every respect
w o -e our Piano foes at tho lowest prices f,r cash
ef geed n't9haele paper I'm 2l.l'1sely
II y. WILLIAMS, original, Of Pit,syi,n-
sts MA late Of lifoosuga Va, WIN HOOKER a VAT
barg, Va, oENtRAI. COMMISSION MERCHANTS oniee
la kemond Ii Cary streets in Petersburg. of Old aud
sale Of To6aseo Wheat Flo"q and al tads Of country Pro-
dnee and pay particular attention 10 SLING or1efs Tor custom
Refer 10 the following gentlemen
John NJ otes, Esq cmswsll pa5noy Es,l, MccorSle 8
lones, harwel Loo tq. aud NJ u Nowin, eampboll Col
lanlel Coenan sanl hcrgpr Lsq, and Walter Cole j.
Esq riusy'aniai Judge VIM Leigh. aud James : Early
Esp. Halifax. mny sd0cts
HAs. a. HINT. Commission Merchant, t2,h
- SlhttT hiehn"Nn "a, solcs eonsignmenis OF To
hnrrn Flour Wheat aud all kinds of Country Produce prom
sing diligcnt personal attention.
eensgnments coming down tho Virginia aud Tennessee
Railroad son te tho of u II Phelps Esd viii be for
warlel free Of CHARGE 10 the owner
lie win also aeed promptly to all orders for Plaster GUAM"
MS g'gsreass Win strict and Ero@g, s''sp'gn and soSh
10 both his customers aud himsef aug 22ts
FlITTERs Il ssWONs. Boek~ciicr-. station
hb TONERS AMI FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
ae aud roail Ne - Main street nearly opposite The ES
change Bank Rlehmoud Va Country Merchants win lind
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