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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-11
Fire at NorGK-F Farther Particulars.

About one O'Clock Saturday morning, says the
Portsmouth Transcript, of SATURDAY. afternoon,
fire discovered in the grocery store of the
late Mr.. James Henderson, on the South side of
Main street, Norfolk. which was supposed to
have been placed in the ccllarhy an incendiary.
1t soon spread through that building, and was
communicated TO the adioningsrenement on the
East, occupied by Messr,. Adams q Co.'S Ex-
press. and thence to the extensive furniture es-
ADJUSTMENTS of Nj. j. Salisbury. These three
establishments were entirely consumed, with
their contents. The fire extended, in the rear,
to the restaurant aud boarding house of Mr.. Peb-
BILE, in Church street. which. with an adjoining
building, was also destroyed.
The dry goods store of Mr.. j. II. Dawson, the
store Of Mr. Schisano ahd others ON the oppo-
site side of Main street were considerably iniur-
ed and much damage was done TO the good, both
by fire and water, particularly the stock Of Mr..
Dawson. Much loss was also sustained by the
removal and destruction of property in adjoining
stores Oh both sides of the street. The drug
stone Of Mr.. Webb, West of where the fire orig
mated, WAS completely emptied of Its contents,
bat the building was saved with but little dam
age. Me-srs. Salisbury and Webb we under
stand. were insured. but whether the other suf-
ferers were or not we have not learned.
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FoLfirn IiemS.

The Crimean correspondent of the London
Daily News sends the following in relation to the
dissipation of the allied armies:
"lntoxcatan has greatly increased among the
tioops since the grant of the field allowance of
Cd. per diem in addition to their former pay
Moreover the men are earning sums of money
just now which are very considerable, if estina
ted in relation to the amount of Intoxicating IL
quor which can be purchased by their MEANS
These sums are obtdned by them either from
beng employed as artihcers, or As lahorers in
such public works as road making or from pri-
waite contracts with officers who nre permitted to
engage II limited number o' soldiers to assist in
building huts, stables, or to help in other camp
occupations. 1t does not require to notice the
increase of eanteens in all directions, or to watch
the clustering of half tipsy men ut the wine and
beer shops,to become aware that great amount
ct this money is spent in drink, Some of the
drunken schemes about the camps of latA have
been discredtable in the extreme, 1t is a mis-.
take To suppose that the French soldiers are So
Incorporate as they are generally considered to
be in England; intoxication is nearly common
among them as among our own men, but it is
not usually carried to the same degrading excess.
Indeed, the French Zouaves, like our own High
landerS, have the character of being hard drink
men who can carry we'll large quantity of
liquor; and most of the line regiments who have
been serving in Algeria exhibit tendency to
the distinction. The netve Algerian Zou-
ayes. like the Turks. and other Mehommedan
troops, are example Of the opposite extreme OF
temperance
The Times correspondent writes as follows in
regard To the habitua m>treatment the Turks
by the French soldiery.
II hear not unfrcqucnt complaints oc rough
and insolent usage of Turks by French soldiers.
Allowing for exaggeraton. there yet is reason
to believe that these complaints are not unbound
ed, and that our gallant allies little too apt
to treat the Turks al'Africane nnd Turkey en-
pays convuis Several instances have been re-
ported of insults offered to Turks in cafes and
other public places by French soldiers. These
atfronts wrankle III the Mahomedan breast. The
origin of the late serious ARRAY between Tuni-
sian and French soldiers is variously related, but
many affirm that it was commenced by u drunken
Frenchman. who went up t, Fnnisian officer,
snatched off his fez, and replaced ii by its own
KEPT. BE this true or not, that alfray, lin which
it is said that the French loss was heavier than
has been ADMITTEDLY has been the signal for an
outbreak of bad feeling towards foreigners, but
especially towards Freenchmen. which has al
ready led to several deplorable caastrophies.
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tfnrine UiEHStfr.

CHAIR FsroN. Dee. 8.-Iho brig G. l.. Abbot,
with cargo Of sugars and moIa>>es. bound from
New ORLEANS Ia Savannah vas run int" on
rhurndav last by an unknown -hP which took
off all hat one man. Last evening th" steamer
Caroline, an her way from iacksonviile. fia'. I"
rb,rl,..ten. found the Abbot 80 miles from Sa-
va,,,,;,l and tawed her to Martins Industry Light
house. vliere she took of the only naa remain
ing on ,urd and abandoned the brig on account
ii l,r sinking condition.
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pa. efa charge OF tho Baptist church in Ia.
leigh, lately held 10y Rev. q. ". johnson.
Professor Schele de We're deliyereda brilliant
lecture in Library Hall, last Thursday night on
the career Of the First Mensehikuif."
The Express suggests that Hon. Edward Nv
rrett he invited to lecture heiuie the Library As
sorlhIInn.
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Francis u. Biair and The Repubiiraus

W WASHINGTON, Dec. S.--Ffaneis L. Blnir has
waitten u letter to the Republican association of
Wash ngion, IN response Il an invitation to IRE
side over that organization, taking strong ground
against the extension of slavery, aud urging
the Repnblican to unite firmly III the effort to
secure freedom in Kansas.
II is said TINT the course of Mr.. Wheeler IN
recognizing the new Nearaguan Government
has been disapproyod by the Administration.
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LATEST NEWS.
CONGRESSIONAL.

oendff.- WASHINGTON. Dec. {. Is55.-The
Senate to-day elected a Chief Clerk, and Read
ing Clerk, aud received petition from late Com
nlndore Smith against the action of the Naval
krthiag Board. They then adjourned.
la the House, six mere full1ts were taken for
Speaker-the last ballot resulted as follows ::
Richardson 73 Banks i07. Fuller 30 Zollikoifer
8. Pennington .. There being no election, the
House adionrnrd
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alAliltE

NEW YoRK, Dec. lO--Flour declined IL
cents Southern 80 o.; Ohio 80 -; State - O..
Wheat ower-Souihern white 81 -.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Flour declined l2cts.,
Howard st. and Ohio sss city Mills $50
Wheat worry dnll, White los S2.0s, Red
81 IS "A 81 90. Corn unchanged
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Ihp Speakersbip,

WAsHNGroN, Dec. 9.-'Ihe Anti Nebraska
members of the House held II caucus last night.
at which, however, they affected nothing. The
pres'n calculation is that Banks. of Massa
chuse't,, VIII receive l05 votes to-day. though
it is not certain he will be elected
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BY TELEGRAPH.
rc,csr"p.ea .,pre..ly for the "virxini.n.'
sSIoNAL

WAsuINGroS, Dec. l0-'rho House resumed
baloing for Speaker. FIRST ballot Banks 100;
Richardson. 81; Fuller. 81. Sixth aud Inst bal
lot: Banks, lu7; Richardson, &c Fuller -;
scattering Is. The House then adjourned.
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Destructive Fire.

Sr Louis. Doc. Three sta1mers we're
burnt ut the Levce last night. The total loss of
property amounts to about 80 900. No lives
were lost,
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MAS! SILKS. ~sEKS.!!-spIcniid psnin

N'ns! s1aKs.. SsEtS! . splendid pinin
black Gro Deghines
$'endid BLACK Brocadcs;
Plain Black Moire Antiques
Satin Striped Black Moirc Antiques
Plain Conrei Murc Antiques;
Satin Striped Cblnrod More Antiques;
Coor,l Bracsdps:
Plaid Silks. in great variety;
Striped Silks, "
Nrnmrg Siks
t'rch ORGY silks assorted
"i Mourning Paid Silks very elegant;
liN Blue and White t.lace Silks, evening dresses,
'0frri"r White Brocadrs. (BridaD
Striped BrocadCs (DriiaD
, A." Plaid
have never had more perfect assortment Of silk oas
'' IN" attention of those wanting SUCH 10 hi. ssock
Ht er' at confidence
H'g 2ts Gro NJ RI'CKEE & co.
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CARRIAGE aud AtNIss Which has been usr hut nile
aud In IN ttst rate running orief.
Ats9 Two or three gnod s1lde and harness Houses
dee iVil''h = u PHELPS Anet'r
fERlsrEE's stsE OF VAIN
1'ooN r,b Nftes sevetal d'ol' OF trust eAeenlel
f he'JWG N'ekett aud let recorded M en.efsisn,d
Trustees viii proccr f. sr 10 TN hughes, bidder ali fol
leNinf property ron,eyelin sail deed'i
On ioESnAN the 1lth day 81 pecrmbcr ncNt will
previously occupied by George agy consisting 81 large lot
81 Iron gay twenty ons) Of all es, steel Naiso 81
szeslNhse' hne aud fiune,a Rails Lead tip Spade.
ShoN' shoe fock siors, AnNs Vices several barrels fo
vinegar Hass Nr Nc together with al tlu fNtnrrs
and Counting room Furniture
immediately after the above aale will proceed sell
fhsn Chimney stack and all the fixtures belonging horetn
wa fiaincrs one horug Machine, Driving Machine
fnehhF haohn" oae noseai Machine with the exclusive
patent nght use thereof in aud for tho city aud vicinity OF
lNnchhnrg This Machinery Is well dcserN ing the attention
OF P'sons engaged IN business requiring such aud
Machinery thus side OF New York
On the same day, and at the place viii sell all
The said Snckes stock Of OIL on Stands sc; about lao
noAesi one crane oountngroom Furniture Including bed
stove desk a. Also one Mornings fire proof Safe
On WEDNESDAY, the I'd day OF January, 1856, we Will
proceed sell At the store house If said Sackct ef,s
cite in Montgomery county all Of his he said saeke stock
said house which Win oxur on the is, ay Of septem
her 1897 lot or piece OF Ground adjacent the Virginia and
Tennessee RAILROAD lying III the county OF Montgomery near
sad store Mules Wagon aud Goorj Carryali Timber
Wagons aud log chain; Backsus Tools lot o Tim.
Der fskc Norcras rlanor mud Grower aud nil tho fla
lures horeuuo hclongin together with the exclusive right
Tor sal" "r use for Montgomery horse Steam Engine aud
fixture complete three Circular Saws for lNhs with all their
complete fixtures Also, the time md place, ono
ikA'I or LAND lying in Roanoke county, on the waters
81 hrasaW Greek containing l25 more l,sa 80
fhher lfocs adjacent tract Of land another TRACT
Oh LAND containing about Ia arrs less, another
TRACTOR LAND adjoining tho samo containing about aoo
atrfH more or los- other TRACT adjoining the same.
containing ~ acres Of ess aso all Of the snt sackotts
fehiuo and Interest IN Rud 10 another TRACT OF LAND,
containing about t0a adjoining the same, which said
Sacleit claims 10y right Of entry.
Terms lhopl and made known the day OF sale Acting
as Trustees We will convey such title only vested III us by
said deeds ot trust GEO. 4. pEERS, r..,.az
y GORDON ''.
y BAny of the above property will be disposed Of pr
vately upon fair terms tli,iay Of sale
nyy qeaulmdccsrnenu, sa Inn q + g. e, 33rrnsces
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\ DEC lO-M Hose. Richmond:W II Trout L SwihneF
NWnnoy AppomattoN; s |; Fox, Richmond: J G Grodnax
| =. Whyte, CT Venahe. Petersburg; a w Homer :
IL buchanan, Bedford; Burfnrd Amherst Carter
Hlernway; j Patrick. Campbell; 81 Miller. Car
puyal city; r II Wyatt, Campbell; } Amblcr, Am
~ W ID Strange, c; Jos j Vans, Botctonrt Jones
w." tE II Davis Floyd: II Tryee, Ff Adtern Pha
"!nirce y; Moore, do u a Lumber jr. i'sstah Gen
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- GNANo SOWER-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine TO farmers Having but little machinery Is durable
and easily kept In order and regularly qantityo
Grain Guano desired. Frank Rnin ESQ., Editor tn
southern Planter, thus comments ~ il: ~
we perfectly convinced efficient
working capacity cheapncss durability simplicity
srueon that do hesitate Ieeommepait public
thing which II is known upon
Again. horse works the machine with perfect IL
sows breadth of ten feet fast horse walk
carrying bushels time
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding too, is entirely independent of the
with web during very high winds which prev
the time, during ca because the seed delivered
close the ground We only machine
therefore, to every farmer but urge them bn
Mr. Scymours account who is nothing
THOS. BRANCH & SONS.
. Solca
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AYOGESE.-in pursuance % decree in the
~ Chaucery Blounsyiie Tennessee offer for
sale the cnrc Real ESTATE 81 Georgc Burklar decd in the
county sullivan State of Tennessee the OF
Sinking Crock 10 miles Southwest OF Abingdon, Va the
road leading "uoshoroush q miles East of Bristol the
minus til, l. T. & Va X X aud the Va. l.. r. Il. r.,
containing less ab0ut 10 cleared and
IN cultivation, aud eli adopted to the growth Of Wheat
Clover and land II country the other contains
The very best timber and las. well far cultivation upon which
IL situated comfortable dwelling house and all necessary ont
bn5lng with largo md Nrus double BARN also,
Mill Sites Upon there is sa" Mi the other has here
toore used for the purpose The
quality of the power considered amongst the hcs in
upper Tennessee manufacturing purposes of almost
every Kind There upon the premise falling Spring
u the best quality water also large and convenient
Spring both of III Water Powers will be
sai separate ii thought advantageous
accordance with offer the above de
serihed private -ar credit OF and
twelvc months retaining lieu sgd land until the pur
paid Any information In regard to said land
a. had by addressing SaHfa Met, Aughuy, Greeuey He
East fonnc,sc. or q. Burkhau Paperyilc East Tenn.
SAMUEL MCGAUGUIY, ,s,#...
no. 30 tfi. &. BIRKHAKT W.
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OYEiHHills knd. is5i

! r'heh Worked Collars and sleeves,
Lttare Lace
Mounting
'''h and Embroilered Handk rrrhcfs;
NF'' variety nf Lace and Muslin Goods generally, I
'' V Invite the attention ii the Ladies.
..y ~ GEO VI RlCk!sR 4 90.
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THOMAS T. MOUNMAN.
REPTILES CEs.--MrDancl Hurt & Preston, Armistcsd &
Warwick McCorke q Jones' Saunders 4 lrbe Miller q Crea.
John q Meem, Joseph II. Wilson, Taylor Insloy &
Co. Nowlin ApperSon Taiaferro Hamilton, Ruckcr a.
nedd Joseph Coleman Horner & watson Lynchhurg, Va,
Scott Halifax Capt Samuel Berger, A. II. Mooman,
pttsv1Vania George Hston Henry james NJ w Leftwich,
Franklin Col Lewis G. Arthur, Samuel Hobson Bedfurd der
r. Pitzer, Roanoke; VIM T. Arnold, Rockbidgc; THONGS
tinoInin Amherst Col. Moses Arnold Campbell; VIM. q.
tiannayyay Arpomattox; Corbiu b Reynolds Botetoar
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ECALn sTOCM, is51.-M"ir& stevens, sm

II PoRlERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS
EAkTiIENNAHE, &C. (oNE boon ABOVE powEIL's no.
tEl,) Pc,Tsbafg, Ia
Since the late fire the nth Of May last which destroyed
store and stock Of Goods have taken the Store
door above iowells Hotel and fomor. occupied III
by Mossrs wills Lea q Browney, where have ltW
opened arFhi' entirely stock of Goods We -
have just receives from the European Markets by the sIA
Aurora West Point Irene and Neptune large varied
assortment Of CHINA Earl HESwARf, &C. and from
Northern and Eastern Manufacturers assortment of GLASS
WARE embracing article usually kept In establish
ments of this kind We enumcrac of the leading
cles Git and Plain Dinner and Tea Sets of which
beautiful Vases, Pitchers Plates, Dishes Cups
Sances and Glass Ware Of all kinds Bowls Pitchers, Cob
lets, Tnmberst Wines, DecanterS Savers Shades, Salts
Plated and Britannia W are Casters Walters
rate, GIN and Mahogany Frame Looking Glasses, all
and descriptions Lamps Girandoes bathing Tubs Japan
Toilet Sets and Stone Ware of all sizes Having chased
Goods mostly for cash feel confident that sell
low other house bo found the Those
wishing to purchase respectfully invited examine
stock We pay particular attention to the packing apart
MUIR & STEVENS,
Jts. LIST . above Powers Hotel.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

W ashingio Uousc-HE. Sucad 81 Co, prop'rs.
DEC. l0.--H Harmlng & T r II; r Bolton, Giles A
lFon, Richmond; Dennis Liberty SheHey, Miss
eney Maron Jas Johnson Scott; Jas Jones, tamrhe
alker, Rhode Island II Dunn; Ablngdon $ Dufield
a; t Capcrton Monroe; Geo W II sc, Abingdon; & X
oEd, Tazewel; II Wiley, Wiley. Craig; DIR Carper
cSie JOS w Holt Newcastle; Hubbard, Greenhrer;J
R3fnsde & lady, Union; L NJ Cohbs, & T X r. q u Tur
J lytile, Harl IN KY II 7 Williams Adams & Co
press l. Buchanan, 7 " Wilkinson Bedford. l. Z Emit
niger, Miss IL Ensminger, Rockhrdg'; YIN Miller. &
T. Jas Harris Bradford; r. PhcipsJ Williams, city
Robertson, Ptylvauia (nlscy, APPROXIMATIONS: Richard
tier, Richmond; Z d Hunter Camphell; W Johns city.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY WIN mosny, Auc,,onccr.
10y. EAMIl., .Atn,A..m AVID uAmNnss

fgflIiv. AT Al UfloN On sArtRpAy MoAsINa the
10th inst / viii ii Market street an excellent
tAlfR1 AGE aud ARNESs which has been used hut lutte
aud In in nrst rate running oftef.
Alsb two ur three rnnd s11alle harness Ijn,p,a
dee lutliih 4 n pulI.pS Ap.t,r
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ke yA-NoTIGEIn taking charge Of the above establish
mcnt, would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
former Of the Hotel and to rekss ask themto
call and My table shall Away be spread with all the
docacies of The servants all attentive Tho
entire establishment shall have the best attention th
My wife will that the ladies who parone the Hotel
shall have every wish grated aud all ask is share bus
The house is furnished in the very best style. is To-
In quiet Of the city My Omnibus will always
depots attend carry them to
and fro JOSEPH l.. CARRINGTON
jy 30d&ets Proprietor.
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a s-Fer hire to some good master CARPENTER WIN
works wifi would probably be willing
rstaif I'm I.fa 500 wears valuable colrred CAEPrNTEn
ra auoH dirt, i,,, II such omi}c is found for linn
t..5 Hs.ts will tusit be- H. sale Enquirer
lec:,llc2swt, s. " SHELTON Tynchhurg.
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NIATTKESSEh: MATTREASES..-Ia A.
AvA prepared TO M orders for every description Of Mattrace
Hair Shuek Cotton Wool and Mossou accoun,o
dating terms aud At the shortest notice. esve orders
at the Auction Store Of I. = -
nov 70" W. H. MosBY.
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Z SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at q
wholesale and retail In variety and style, low "a
cash prices by calling at NOWLANS sign of the Ea EyI
ge No "a Sycamore street Petersburg Va where ehaD
you will He has armed from the Nor
thcrn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable Of Watches ewery Silver Ware and
Fancy Goods offered In this State Would not be better
you bis magnheedt Stock and at
all his Goods cash and sell
less than the regular prices Tor the quality
of on also have Watches and Jcwcry
at short notice. and always
Remember the place. sign of the Eagle, No a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN.
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- the sle TOBACCO, Whcat, Corn Il0ur ONs w. aud
other article committed to their From Che long
reenee of Salmous in the Tobacco trade hstter
ourselves shall be enabled to give satisfaction all who
wish that line; and MupnAns knowledge
the Wheat and Flour in this place for the last ten twelve
years will enable the market with equal advau
gcs any We therefore, solicit the patron.
age Of old friends and the public generally
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rErERsaJaG ADVERTISEMENTS.

NNHy PURCHASE PIANOS FROM lRRE-
w sfoSsIBLE TRAVELLING AaEsTbf when You
get In Petersburg the best quality mot second sel
which Will he guaranteed to be low at the
North or south, from y. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer
eorn.r II ~ canore and Bank SIS Petersburg.
Always on hand between ~ 40 Pianos select from
nearly Hil varying IN ylc and finish nov 70
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n ""' ~ tos hard suhsi The iad. Hte hot ~"
IL rt' Broken rhinn Glass bat by arplNlnt ths'f""
~ 'uirlrs longer useful Brnken Furnitnre e3h fso
'.'F TIL. preparation sold AZ -
i H. THOMPSON 4 @fs
spy '...Gf New IJfrs Stofr.
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h Tho large and commudipns steamship JAMES ~ts-S%
TOWN Capt leaves city Point, for Now f,fIllN
York every "WEDNESDAY morning at O'Clock, after
arrival the Petersburg, arriving New York next
vening Throuhh Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals
State Room board steamer SliSecond Glass Cars
and SteeraFo, 80 Applyta LEE JOHNSON,
Agents New York aud Virginia Steamship Co
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"a. diADNa AT CAME PRICES. AND
AIl Al,ithI- 4 NEAl, W. lSt

a. NutRY, and lat DAY OF IELY.
aa U'E NJ RtiGkER q co, respectfully beg a." hish-
rr Customers and the public. to tho very tNtthhiN'
..H FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS they lave NO"
t This Stic needs ouy to be scen 20 be appreciated
b >f'ut styles aud prices
S visiting this tuark. the purchase ii Dry ieoh'
t themselves tinr aud monty by calln, IN ii' SUI
ftt;., - tel NJ
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rRsnssu AZ til .

TMENTS. TOMBS. HEAD AMI FOOT STONES, Ac,
thu plancst to the Iuust cnllY. Al northern prices
g Particular attention paid 10 orders from abroa
mail.
- Book Of Drsigna can he seen AT my office.
. Inscription H5nAs SEM to any one Wishing To buy
of cost.
- Terms cash on delivery. Gail or address
nov s-ts JND H. GADDESS, Iynehbnrr,
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WIN street Lyiailnrs sll5 in i've dollar b1uk not
t,i,r MI be- bera, r,wardrdb by Leaving al tbs 8'H''
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S.TApLE GOODS AND GROt r1ltIEs.--I hnye
- now on large and well selected stock Of STAPLE
GOODS and GROCERIES,, such IA Negro Clothing al thu
very grade; Blankets O2naburgs { Cloths Boots aud
Shoes Liquors Sugars Goee Leather Nails and OIL which
intend to sell cash. exchange for country
daee Those visiting lyuchhng Will do well to call aud
for thcmsry before purchasing cHewhcre as am de
termne goods if lower than house In
the Guy.
List Of articles la part
CorrIFsRio Coffee, Lagnyra Coffee Mocha Coffee, Mari.
cabo Coffee, Java Coffee and Green Coffee
SuGABs-C Sugar, b Sugar, \ Sugar, Loaf sugar o
Sugar poroIco Sugar, PuFerscd Sugar Cuba Sugar and
Crushed Sugar
WHsKfEs-Zieler hest Besore do Pure Rye Rye Noun
tain aloosa Pare Rectted Keced White and Old Mo
nHuFahca.
BrarLcs aud Wines. JNO. LlNSfoRD.
1Hall,, a IN
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v.TDroxD yonAEco IA>n PoE.sAs.E

ES-I wish to 81 the TRACT OF LAND which was caa-
ry Ia iac in Isll Joshua Thoaas coainj1s $50 acres,
art near to part the est -e q the No Ynsi1rs.
Mountain
man who is , good judge and vino his examined it, ny4
Greater part good in'Hrc" land There is but le
r,r.fed. Il III be sold either for cash or credit
Mr. n Pic. who Hives will show those who wish
40 eS,n.lhsf nov &}clAwtsI MlNAjhi 'AN Is. JR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-11

81 SrUftr RICHMOND VA, soicits consignmonts of To-
Flour Wheat and all kinds of Country Produce proml
sing dliEcnt personal attention.
tousgnmcnts coming down the Virginia aud Tennessee
Railroad the uf u u Phelps Esq, will be for
wnrdod FREQ OF charge Ia the
lie win also attend promptly all orders for Plaster Gnano
Merchandise sc