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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21

Five hundred thousand pounds in
gold had been received per ships
Kent and Marco palo, from Mel
bourne. ii VII III il 81 d, :
!: The dividends on the Cuba LOT ans
sNos, "a and 81 were advertised for
payment. ~
I. T.. \ FRANCE.
Ehe Emperor was attthe. Camp of
st. 9tmcrs, and nothing further. was
knowh'respectiis hisintended visit
to the CrItnea. Rumors of impor,
tant arrests for political causes hav-
ing been privately made, were circu-
lated in Paris: Persons in high dis
tinction are said to be implicated.
- The M0nitcur announces the loss
of a French frigate with troops in
the straits ofBoniGairo. All on board
upward of 600 in number, persisted,
The Sandman chambers voted the
suppression Of the monasteriesH. =.
-, Nothing further was known of the
adherence of Tuscany or Naples to
the allies. r:t ...' a.% -. l.
E-5z@t.s BELGIUM. -
i Lord Russell had an interview
with King Leopold on hisWay to Ber-
ltn' !" - =,
H.. '-1~-f CHINA.
Dates from Hong Kong to Janua
ry 18th represent that the insurgents
held Canton in siege and have com
mana Of the Whole riEcr their .nctf
Having gained several, i"tar;c.-o =.
tie Imperial fIeet\ Co,.sr,,uf.nr;{
thrir snnnIi,.. v,rr tni c1 prr,,.
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
(A EEENS,yA E--A e EllRRAL ASsORT.
lE ment. SETSzER, BEALRA "a.
j RI, Peasant, Jln.24, ~ ia y

m
Nv lRGlNlA sc. - At rules held liz the
I'M N CLERKS Y flee, of the Circuit Court of
Pntnafa County, in the month ofiJanuary,
Allen tSebrell, Complainant, ". william
Blakf, Morris Blake, Sarah Burgess, Austin
Burgess, Daniel Bonyer, PhGbal BouyeY,
y appearing Ny affidavit filed, that ,he de-
fshdanis. Daniel Bolyer, Phnba Bouyers and
George Blake, Ate on.ycsidents Of HE state
Of, Virginia ,ond the object OF this snit being
toSoltain 4 degree OF Court TO sell The inter.
est of Elias Blake and Robert Blake, infants,
intnrtal estate Of Robert Blake. deceased.
lt5S, thcref5fa, oTdefedthst the sid rcn sresi.
dent defendants. do appear here, within ons
month after due publication ofths orderi and
do what Is necessary to protect their interests
IN Tue premists. 81. Il. FORBES, Clerk.
4 PkRKsh IloGE, Soils
Il Jan. n. iS5. Printers' re-. y.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
Fashionable Clothing,

Former and boys, nl custom nafle, snfksslps
0as can be bought. In lks West. fidying secpf.
ed the SERVICES of 4 tsshioDable cutter did
tailor, we are prSparrdto make CLOTHING
Of every kind 10 order, d the shortest notice
I ALLtWoRK WARRANTED. H#I
weiusite The people Of Kansxhs valley, and
SURROUNDING country, 10 give US 4 call, We aYe
determined by close attention ID bnsi ness,
and fair prices 10 secure!our favor. II Ia E4f
uf We shsll continue 70 pay the highest
price. for Butter. Eggs, Feathers. Rigs. De-
~. .:- ~, s.. r.. & r. LANGLEY.
Gallipblis, Jan. list, lsbs.. ,lIEffI EI. i
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
NOT'N'l;.

4 IL persons indebted Il. the late nm ri
~ NJ. ID. BHnw& Il SOY, or to ". D. nowx
1r'y, will please pay cG tier notes ami &C
coun:S, TO mt at my r',II' nee. as the h0ekS
and Pap'rs ale: all in M possession, you VIM
he cflaiq to pay, as i intend purchasing lands
~ Missouri this spring. having sold the store
house. Da>t fall, aud wish. Ag 70 term nate that
bran, h Of NY h'Csn IS
N. D. BROWN.
March "a ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
OFFICE OF TIL
STAR OF THE KANiWHi VE,EY,
.,u,cs Of Advertising.
C'osRrc1hD y lktr
MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, VA

ESIttS va HNhNt ss'A'h' =
htDne poIllg per square ofT2 tpes or les j
Tor the first three weeks, and 25f cents Pr
square forGach continuance. For three month
or more at the following rates:
.-..' -. 3MONrns i MONTHS. YEAR
pne square, = l2 lines $3.50 $500 - 20
Two SlgaraS, "a lines w -,oHV1 :. u"
Quarter ola column, .6W .!up1 &c -, w.
Half column, lO'u 10 " s?oN
One colHIhn. 49,. ~ +'pV ." o a"
business Cards Of seven lines less w
Transient advertisements 10 pe pH'N =" "'
vance. :, \: ..'. ~ ..-.;,.
Persohrl commIn catiors, (or eomnlnnHa.
tons rayal7ing private interests, % crns per
s,i,,ore IN advance A I'LL 'uncernents OF cahdl-
,iaIr< a;r uface. cacl 90 in a>lyan"e, 49,,
t2,s u, 50 ofnrucr comul n!clitons 10 I'll
.uni , a;a.haea ppsl 30 at4rrS+4s. IsnSl' pa'e
IL free, 10 ku>pLE q MrsR.lAr Mat" ST.
tsIf,ln, latna,a county, NMsnlia'
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21

j. .f4e s....it 81 Ea.I:.!~ ,,ra been de-
stiaauit APRON fed. tor4 lAeutcnant
ot' IfrienI. Otherwise. The ministry
.relniins AS reported per steamer
( Pacific. ! ..' II 81 -.
The proceedings of Parliament
were unimportnnt. Lord Goodrick's
motion to incrt the chances ofthe
military pro3hhtioh from the ranks
was negatived. 49,. 4 +
= In the House OF Lords a debate
occurred on a resolution aoHH0wlnag-
ing the legality of Canada and other
cotoniesl: No action was taken. d.
! The 2lst Of April was appointed
as. 4 national fast for the success Of
the. war! -. - ,~= +.
= aleeiing sx!epreciating. the conduct
OF the war werc on the increase
throughout the country. Everything
was again quiet at Liverpool ani
= London. s"=} @st
The earl Lncan publishes n CON
Yiaclng letterto Lord Raglan, exon,
Grating himself from, all blam me in the
cavalry charge at Balaklava IA
Letters were beng published in
] London complaining ofthe non-re.
turn Of goods sent to the New York
exhibition,
n The ship. John Zimmerman, from
4 St. Johns, N. b., was ashore at Holy
head, q total wreck. The crewlwere
taSe1s s-F4~.s. So 4. 4t.5 k
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
SOLD OUT.

( i wot-LD sny,o41m,,y, friends and public gen
! lt,1r'ihal / h,yf snId OH, mven ire s.efs
= ;anJ, Il M,.sst,, McC0Y.& JONES, VIII
int nj getting on spring stock ~ 2 M''
Time, and wiil-Se!' very low. iotIe'Sh % '
good prompt custo'nGi S,, GNe Ihsl N sH "
+. -. s+ >. T.. -Y a. IL '' =. %,
Al have sold ont. az those kdpwire ta1em,
80. sflea d me By ncte 81 bcc6ant. N,
.aes,f,' fiy r,u,,ested To call aadpsy lie sSIae
e wish 10 closeup my business a s'oa q
possible. soBT sLESAsDER.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
BUFFALO ACADEMY.

vTNlIE REV. .. J. HENDERSON, graduate
ofthc University OF Glasgow, hctS..r g.
snecifully to lnfum the inhabitants Of the IA
nowha Vanty.I ann ncishhorhood that The
snrinc term ofthe BuAIlo Academy vail com
hence on the 18th Of April. .',,-. T..
! The course Of instruction viii embrece egG1
study necessary 30 Il thorough English, Ma
kilmaticsl and CLASSICAL education, 50 thai
| tay,ndrnts may b. fitted either FOR the adyan'
ccrlnyx,.s IN qellegr. or for entctihCupnn the
act,e n,irxu,s Of life TIE system fn!lowed
! outI the AcahcIE, ls--tceUlaf ATTENDANCE in
| stsIet unon-nD cxcu e fH absence bU sick.
| ness-nG n thorough acquaintance with the
oun' h.snf every branch Of the studies en-:
gagged I nreyiOIst0 advancement. il will hr
| ID can ant aimOf The Principal and HIS aSsis-
taats to mart sound and tbpfough instruction
| in every r6,r.ment nts 'rLra'irr and 10 MAKE
the AeaiSy WORTHY tbr patronage Of all whn
NAV comm theiI childreH'to his care. /
| Terms fathe hnH session Of 20week&
Primary ,lpnrN(eht, $500
! Iniermeha,/ : ..,.- 1000
+ AdyancedE y 1890
! Music witkhe use Of the Piano, 5000
Macetn l4utlages each H.. y so
PayTnrnI ID 1v.nc"--half a, .commence-
mertt aud h4rsi4lrs~,,JH-af, :. Sc .~.h,,
| 4 Peb, ~ TIA ..
t--.I..4 - - -s---.------a--- r--~s 60 ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21
NOTICE.

1 WISH to purchnSesS,sFa o 50 nj cad Of young
I Cattle, fr which.hc Biehc 1t pre-" viii
b. paid. S KO.> NIHARVEY.
mott -5s' III ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-21

] .,rHtsx; March I5.-.Thr \ : T..
ia from Liverpool AZ 10 ".q iork.
, AFTERNOON. -, 49, ;.'...
'he5 steamcrti crmannf +nih.-t from
champion for New fu,n on ihr
h ~. TAestfaFnerSaraIfS Sand,
+ C-IfOlit sllr same div. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
Shocking affair at ST Louis.

\ man named VIM Ebberling, IA shoemaker by
NE, in St Louis, has for long time, it Is stated,
ed uulappiIy with his wife. On Thursday
It. the Democrat of this city says:
He was seated on his bench, working at his
lie. when a dispute arose between them and he
sde a sudden sprirg upon her catching her by
p throat, aud inhicting five wounds upon her
a sharp-pointed shoe knife, which he bad in
hand at the time, any one of which was sufli-
mt t, have caused death. She il not dead yet
q thephysicians in attendance pronounce herre-
very impossible. He then fed from the house
IDasal By Il large Newfoundland dog belonging
him, and jumped in for the purpose Of drown
2 himself. lie was dragged out, however, lay
e dog, before he had accomplished his purpose.
tlen caught the dog. and with the same knife
nh which he had stabbed his wife, aud which he
ai never let 50, deliberately cut his throat, and
Fan jumped into the river and succeeded in nc
~npHshing what the more noble brute had pre-
atedbim from doing at first
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IIr-F-
"LAlEipmA, Oct. l0.-.A child three ~vcarsof
y>eaoShtrr Of Mr.. Whitman, proprietor of the
'enolas Hotel, New York, was run over ac-
s'''y THIS afternoon, at the the corner of
NUT ana Eleventh strerts,by II carriage driy-
y d gentleman, and 80 dren fully injured
vs. s9F died IN about an hour after the accident
1.t'',- Two children of Mr.. Whitman in
OK a nurse were about 10 cross the street
d .a' eldest child ran beneath the horses feet.
e.''gr instantly pulled upland the child ran
= ,oe nurse who %impruJenl!y attempted to
II iron; 1T the carrias" with the child in
N ''a'-.Shc was knocked doyn and ta,' wheel
sJ 'ttlnI'ase passed directly over the child.s
lie tataer was immediately summoned
wy by a teIesrophio dispatch, but on
'9s 'ais evening found his child dead. His
were stopping at tine Girard House. The
''qat~ tle driver cf the carriage of all
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
LATEST NEWS.
THE WAR
AFFAIRS AT sfBAsrorof..

-.zLaLaf reported ON the 18th that the al.
e"' at.rmnted nothing up to that date an the
a. I'm, were concentrating their inrcrs
M gnlaklava and the Tcheraaya, aud con
WI. =. accommodating the left wing a tHe Russians
=, he sidir valley.
~ ~ las of thu Russians Is estimated at eiGh-
:, thousand men.
u .uOteh.s from SebastopoL, of the iG,h, au-
iPsf hat the Russi,ns were terrifying them
j. :, tho north part and were constructing new
-. and that the French were advancing
5'n and y column Of infantry towards Back
ail"s nv the Baidir road. Sebastopol Is to
,od and the basins filled up.
49, from the camp mention that the allies
le'aro,iyqly preparing for n campaign.
7t ct o,rre.nondent of the Paris Patfie, under
ia Of Sept. 26, says:-
att ~ s;nce their retreat the Russians have con-
= N fire shells Mt US, and II would be Il mis-
En- snnpo-e that our armies III Sebastopol
. aa,onj the range of tie enrmy's batteries on
a,yrtbern shore and ON the plateau. The balls
u Fort Constantine reach beyond Strelitzka
~ - and they can very easily throw their pr9lcc-
, "a a ;a,o The town. AS 10 the batteries of the
= mrt.. some Of the guns in them are 80 pow
.l that they can carry shot over the town and
nnaon,;on in the advanced siege WORKS; hut al
|.Lenph the l.usSldh IA I nv ! No. = ~
Nv active. The artillery and engineers in Sc
u !on,l are everywhere at work. Fort st Mich
~ 4 ah;c, was left almost intact. has been forth
"a nd is cannon already replies To the enemy.
= ottenpt of the Russians To return to the
An. is wholly out of the question.
:" , latter from Berlin, dated the 23d, says:-
,ar,ouS circumstances at st. Petersburg seem
,sroate that Prince Gortschakoff will soon
.a%1ate the forts TO the north Of Seha>topul,
gasa forts being only strategic points, but great
..oorations arc making by the Russians for Il
rinler campaign. ;
Fam thrce 10 four hundred deserters. most If
.an Poles, had arrived at The allied camp. They
a,a1 that the Generalization of the Russian ar
: was the most complete, and tina, such was the
,.ion. from the first moment of the attack,
[Gt the soldiers exhausted with fatigue. remain
tgenty four hours without provisions.
The Ang(o. TUrkish contingent would go to
r.1Izond, and be placed under omer Pasha.-
was also announced that considerable bodies OF
,fpcb troops had been semitic Eopatoria.
rooiSh war material is constantly passing
[bronch Prussia for the army.
The Cossack> had taken twenty-five prisoners
lille foraging at kertsel.
REEC
Letters from Athens state that the news OF the
IfI of Sebastopol had produced the great st
c,nsternaiion among the ptrtizansot Russia, who
,are always boasting oftle impossibiity OF the
,gps succeeding. The ministers waited on the
French and English ambassadors to offer their
vaImest congratulations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
Nom }orL. pojjfjcS.

SYRACUSE, n. y. Oct. II.-The Liqour Deal
$ Convention and Prohibitory Liquor Law Con
.ntioD. both in session here. have fused and
a ticket for the State election equally
:. led between the Hards and the Softs. Aaron
ard beads the list as Secretary OF State.
- S, ward X. Ms have also held a Con
ution htre. for the purpose OF fu>jng with ihe
-aiur X. NJ, who stand by the Philadelphia
atorm.-The session was secret, hut the pur-
.f was uudonbto ily Effected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

lie citizens Of MAJ lnnd will Join those of Vir.
g'nla' III observing Thursday, thu 18th f Novem.
oer' ns a day of thanksgiving. for the blessings of
general health, uninterrupted peace, andalonnti
'ai harvest. Coy. Lyon, las issued his procla,na-
t'on deslgl a ny Ia" day n4ncd hy tn toycrof
OF lrsinla' and lhr people Of Maryland will, H.
observance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
FLoaIla L9aisiaaa-lR cg1on Nl.hl.A.

ffo'fm L'aisiaaa-1Ae Cotton Marka-i,,se
~ Arric3f Of tesstis.
MN ORLEANS Oct. Tho weather for a dav
OF Nv" past has hecl extremely cold. AID ffo.t !
reported To- In app ared IN he country. In con-
sequence ct this.seYefai of nut cotton l,,usas hs,o
III '''"h fl'lr sfimaits OF the crop.0,tile a firm.
y i''il1s tas a'si p-ffaded tie N ,rRet. The re-
All Il cotton dnriug the Pl,t @rea were 35.-
UG0. q -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

VTYNW I5YFN" B0F"E.
a'n'ay morning last, .he Female Orphan
~ r1 savannah. Ga, was destroyed by fire,
Ip,','gratlon took place about daylight and
p3'' ihH matron, and ii little girl came near
= '"'tr lves. They were rescued 10y the
" rom an npp"t room in which Mrs, b.. had
=. 'Hiost sHtfocated hy the smoke.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
iRsiria.

The Austrian government has caused the pub
l%ieation of the following announcement in its nc
knowiedged official organ, the austrian CORE
spondence:-
lhe new state of thing- may give occasion to n
diplomatic contest ar IA >angninarv strife between
Russia and the Western Powers, bat il will in II,
way affect the mediatory attitude of Austria.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
Especial Dispatch to the y. York Daily Times.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday. Oct o.
Mr.. BUCHANAN has been instructed to request
the recall IF Mr.. CRAMrTON. the British minister.
on account Of his alleged connection with the ef-
forts to enlist recruits IN this country for the For.
eign Legion.
Late instructions to Mr.. BUCHANAN. embrace
the entire application ( the Monroe Doctrine and
refer particularly IA d aninicn, Greytown, Cuba
and the Bay of lsland,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

Captain Adam j. Walter. the conductor of the
Branch train between williamsburg and AItoo-
ma, Pa, was 50 dreadfolly ininrcdhy being knock
cd from the front platform ol the baggage ear by
a piece If >cantlinga few days ego rs to cause
his death. He was from Adams county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
PfnnsyIrCDir Eiecii0D.

'1'NnEi.pIlA. Aug. li.-Thp new county of
s''es2D Dem. majority. In Bedford the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

w pLo# For one, two, three aud ienr horses, for sale
9s ROWIETT u HARDY,
AZ eq4A Sole Agents, Petersburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

H~DANN7s.a \ SOM. sonnsississ Herehnuts
d fitEHSBl RI, AA-lafticaler attention paid 10 q,
sale aud pun base ri Wheat, Flour, Tobacco, aud Morclandis,
generally. Advances made on eonsiennoIiE
WILLIAM PANNfLL,
uINkY pANNItb,
auR 2idAely JOSEPH PANNILI.
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- ~ AGIt wy SALES, $3.50.
~ abb E~VIN LNADN a MEDDEI1. IMPORTERS

n rBpFpBe sIlNL N9ON q WEDDEIIe lNrohfths
avn WHOLESALE pfAlfHe ~ FOREiGN md DOMESTIC
IRA sOoUs. Va. ~ N eu. Saedm0rc strut, IatrabarS, Ia
" ar NOV prepared a exhibit 20 the merchants 81 virginia
and North Carolina iargn uud commanding stock ot Foreign
aHd ltail,.tt Dry fipods.
- Having purchased largely Of Heavy " oolens carly Ia June,
we can ofor Goods at such prices as cannot ial 10 command
attention.
Ouaof our Arm will remain IN New York during the season,
In attendance At the Auction sales, aud forwarding any thing
new and novel as II may DO received by the weekly STEAMERS
taa Europe
Merchants who are compelled. by competition, 10 buy at the
lowest inprket rates, viii lind our styles ana prices such as
WI enaho Ihun Il compete successfully with these who purs
chase IN the Northern markets.
.nn lur2aNLh. AIININhON y MIllliLL
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SPEED al DD, Attorney Ht LAW. viii rraC
- . tie la all the Courts et t%sathbufE aud Campbell Uf
tee "ptRsiie ettzans' Savings limN, i%ynchhnrF "a.
Sttt fu lt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

b y Inc located in tlr ueiehhorho"d of ten G.. 9 Clay aud
nepj Wilkes. Esqa : miles from tin city Of Lynehbarf ! miles
Of %,w london. aud 1 milo North of THE salem Turnpike. Of
tcrs his professional services To the Citizens of the noiehbor-
hood aud surrounding country
with an pxpalicnce If ten years in the practice ri medicine
in den.siy populated and sclls portion oi the " csteru caun.
tfy-ha Lu1,- t. To-, able Ia trraf the Diseases If tls climate
Sierp.~fu3Iy i#HtNw4s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

TTT|T =" TT"TT ~
ranis. undgr tho utw law. mr. now being issued. | ana anxlau
To- lny a large quantity for which | viii pny the highest mar
kct price ~ CASH.
/ will attend, regularly, the Courts Of AppmnaitoH, Camp
bell, Amherst and Bedford. and occasionally thaTlnttei au
win always pay tho hest prices for Warrants Any who ma.
haze them wIl please apply - NC before selling,
prosecute. - usual. all claims for bounty Land, iovolu
tionarv Claims. or any claims against the Government Of Ill
United States lie Jtsl GIiAS W. STA1fiAM.
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n.oYrINCunoon mOTEN, Pctcr-hnrg,

aug isfS
9pOEEgNGHsseOK HOTEL, set:r-tnrg,
BIZ VA-NOTICE-In taking charge of the above establish
meet, / would most respectfully solicit a continuance OF the
former patrons of the Hotel; and to my friends | ask themt 10
call and sec me. My table shall always he spread with ahthe
drlicaeies If the season. The servants are all attentive. Inc
catIre establishments shall have the best attention thrt l am mas
ter Of Ny wife will see that the ladies who patronize the Hotci
snail have every wish grsti6ed, aud all askis q share OF bust
ness The house Is furnished In the very best style, and is To-
Gated in n quiet part of the city. My Omnibus will always be
at the different depots to attend crstomefs-to carry them to
and sFo JOSEPH L. CARRINGTON,
~ 3OdScts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

THNEEe EAAsAIGE 0EsEH AND LOTS
n FOR Saloon "ATING NJ wish
to sell the House and Lot on Judge Daniels Hill. which [
bought from Il. Iogwood. This is considered a very desirabi,
family residence. Also, the white House and Lot adjoining my
residence. If they are not sold before the 18th of Decembtr r,
they viii then be for rent.
&C d2awts MICAJAH DAVIS, in.
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,|rEvENsoN y wEDpELL.
Gpna4e YmADE, ieo5,-Cco. q. .sarcs a

- q, UhDIe0f T1NpRIsf4, TftrrHhnrR, NNpinHl haNf To
etiyrA thcir STRUNG STOCK Of Drugs Medicines Paints, &c,
and offer Cor sa1r AN assortment. embracing all articles In this
lur. sallrd h the wants OF Country Merchants Druggists,
physif itts and Farmers
obtaining their supplies from Manufa, tuners aud Importers
only. they are prepared 10 furnish these goods IS low IS any
regular j. bbing house. q Orders receive promlt rnd care
- mar lis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY


-. SaifhitAi Mu1iNGNg. the Rth inst. will Ill ga
Market street Il hkcly METRO MAN, q eanl firm haud, b.
lotEie Ia Tire lat eoue,fnvt Nouifu0 q i~tpudlsA
II ailef - Va Executor. - II iIlElnS
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-13

rH;.ss1 az Il Ss' Es1 81 ss Or l.
FuiR or FIVE ACRES OF LAND, ON ire '@N -.
81 - tbT Ia.,,S River u kluaFha Company a3'WnA =,
- 49,. lsad .nant WORKS. portion above ana th' ftah.''
MT. abnnt onr thousand feet on q re@d "''hF ne
,,,,ti, 81 m Basia. aud extend, hasEt" the il's5 -
i,l 4t,.p4la9t canal which tMr company are NOW con- ~
b. lfaroqsa If supplyins III city with water. a. oua
.,t Nd. At bottom IS at top. and 1ssf,lau II -
to T,eir, ar Of the company tAtt II VIII la,"a! " -.
,,l4y If snrrluS water. sufficient to WORK q, III %. ~"
,Ef stoned at.r SUPPLYING the qE7ntiiy ht"" ~ -,
~. na1rbasor VIII acquire win the iand aIE''F a''e
Of , l1fgrI.nrv cfvatrr "a work six pair 81 Nt'H' II h.
90 - n I,f t,tinv The NJ si1uc Of Tho surplus wafer Il ne
Nnu -, -, ~ ,horo,,l by the Company for thc nseni Waia, on
~ - II the canal and also tho farther risht OF n",n5
- and over the Canal The whole ct TINS p'oi''l,
to ,ry jrr,s sppurtincHt. viii h. sold entire Oh IA -,
I'll. ra,,s,,asers Persons desiring 20 purchas l'o, II, -.
:, r. .rnrtion Of milling on other manutleltFihH = H. .,,ii
~ IL VII "a applv 1T once, rs nneh OF the f"st " ~ -
t,.,,fs, he encountered in getting ~" WRti I'm tie
n,i IA, saved by constructing these WoF"a 49, ST.. r,+3t
,Ti,L are 10 he put ny for the pRrp"ss'l lF"ie''''5 '
are completed. A. ,.,,slIa auanHtv Of surplus
e y" M ~ anal viii afford, and the terms on When 4 Vn ~, NJ
49, rof,rsnr, can be had to Major EIis' the ffes'''"' '"'
Mr. I'11r}inc. the Engineer Of tn Company. n,NIrt.zIr
SEN ledecytawiw.
yxn.s NEW yGRK via tITs
&c. -Tbe large aud cofnmodi1ns steam ~Ase~s-ss
n ~ kToKE CAPTAIN SKINNER, leaves Wy a..1o.t
9 ~ 90 NV York. every ATtRDA hfe'lngLn. n, w,
ln .'r' ~ ,uiynl OF the Cars FROM Petersburs' NV -
York next evening. n..,,.l r,are and Meals ard
! Drs, -, al bpard che steamer. el4i secohd N'"'''
Steerage, 81. LEE : Johnson,
Apply to v,rt and Virginia steamship Com'ny'
mar ! WITS thur