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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06
Personal Intelligence.
Among the passengers in the ship Emerald Is'e for
Liverpool to-day are:-Messrs. Thomas McArdle Edward
Ennis, and John Moylan, OF Dublin.

Nswberry, DT Sterling, Y "A; Hiram Young wv Dey.
Peach Mr.: s.r.no and three children, dolds%lsh
Ae .lS n so
lin Mrs n Fliey, nrs Hale, wild Mrs 9 Cook and
sss ~:
Wtse i webs'sr Barker Rev Mr. Rollins9n NJ.
ssd, aisdIss on, t:.sasSs ssi.: sSid.sa,
nisns Mrs BSibsnI and four Children. Mrs Vas Mater
and two Children. Ramsdeli, Miss Sears, Roper,
e
aasn ssa
"a ,';ys' sssisi,: M
sns lay Miss HsyIs M. and three osd1sn
ssis :SaS: S:s%si
man, Green, H.nrsS.n Mrs sohsas and two
sas .aY NJ; ssshs5 and 's; M.
es:s :!:y S's. w. .sn.s els a:ss;
". .as ~ S''s
sn .%s. sd s Mr. k Fs' si sais ssaa
S'ysS as'w sss
a'sas; s Issi'! Sss. s'sei a.s
@ ,sst P...1 ks f.ns, ssis. ;fs
N.yss, Cole Newell, Is Wheeler, Q Brennan, ~
shields, Walsh, A Byman, r Farley, ~ Cunningham,
NAsle, 9 N Root Ergo, Kennedy, NoGrsfor Sal;
Brun;ss Es.oIm M.Isolm, Black Brush d 81.
Fisher, J Fisher, q Crsneli, Levy Menden IA
cotst n, wheelock, steiling.J steven. Rief,
wsod, u wsed, smell. chs%ssslia . ADAM; p.
ter, r Simmons, harris, w waterman, Parker, Y
nstrcm, Burnsy, Smith s, W sr;r.s, Aeosy,
iiSss Dewpipg. Nmpson, l. websss, Woodn, A
us,Es w Pomeroy, Bates, Garrison, BWatson. A
Cunnirshsm, Powers. steele, wife asa sosy chill
dien ara mary others IN the ttssysSe-tetAl, 6M
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the LIsquer 0usssaoa.

The Laquor ouese10A.
THE LIQUOa Law In KINGS COUnrsY-CHARGB OF
JUDGE CULvR 10 TEE GRAND juicy.
The CITY Court met yesterday morning. according to
sdjoarnnsnt and sufacisnt number being present TO
form quorum, the following gentlemen wevs enPsa:
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MARITIME INTgLLIGRNCK.

On sKTs......... ...7 n HIoH WATER eve. 0S
Port Of New York, juno 8. 1855,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
Cant Callahan To be suDDOrted

Can't. CduuhuH u Oc S"pPofteu'
Tho San Antonio, Texas, Herald, of the Odd;
has the following:
" We e. learn with pleasure from letter received
,m Austin last evening that Gov. Pcaso has
oua out unequivocally in favor of Captain Cal
,han,s course and of the contemplated expedi-
an against the Indians on the part of the people
ln1 has refused to issue a proclamation against
/ o. the request of Gen. Smith, on the ground
hot the General Government has failed to pro-
nct the people on the front er, and that that the
l,esent movement is spontaneous expression
|, nonular will, based upon the right of self-de
Can't. Toms company of Rangers, from Seguin,
,mbering about sixty men. left this city on Sat
rjov last for the frontier. This company is
LII mounted and armed, and shonld they come
(,,os. the Indians or any other robbers, they
| n give a good account of themselves. A few
hare such companies would soon give peace to
|ur frontier.
The Herald. referring to a suggestion that an
|Tort will be made to prevent the Rangers from
blowing the Indians into Mexico. remarks, that
the Rangers determine to cross the Rio Grande
will take more force to stop Them than it would
|, wbip the Indians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
LATEST. NEWS.
nays LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

-, yopK. Nov. q = M.-The steamer Ar
NEW slow coming up. with dates from lIavrs
g. oi,b October--four days later than the
,'9 nv by the Baltic
WV fsECoND DISPATCH.
yopK. Nov. 6-3 Z M.-The steamer
NV hos lust arrived She left Cowcs on the
!, ~, nj of the 2ltl ult.
fsn' THE WAR.
~. canture of kinourn by the Allies is con
,' 1,,adron of the Allies steamers had blocka-
AZ entrance to Nicholaieif and Kharson.-
.O 'Tassians blew up the Notifications at Os-
Rf n an the morning of the 18th ut.
s an, ;r,y thousand Allies landed on the peninsula
. u"adra. on the morning of the capture of
! .'bnrn. Their operations are as yet unknown.
ENGLAND.
O.. YIN. Wordsworth died on the 22d ult
,ao,ber bread demonstration was had in HYDE
h a. London, on the Sunday before the steamer
allied. sn,,,
,r,o Ponwe at Madrid had been deserted in
finance of tho ravages of the cholera.
"'''1 COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23d.-Cotton dull, with a
w. of Sd. Wheat and Flour steady
o'I.;,nore and Ohio Flour 43 44s. White
, %hoat lI5aI2. Corn mixed 44s. Provisions
IN and unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

FooD IL FRANcE-It is stated that measures
re in progress all over France to provide and
heapen the food for the poorer classes. The
lunicpal Council of Orleans has voted $60,0OO
r the works of pablic utility, and for the distri-
rion of bread tickets In the department of
,oiret the wealthy people have formed com
lission for the purchase ofrice wholesale in the
taports, and selling at reduced rates to the poor
II Marseiles a similar association is importing
ken, and selling the meat at cost. The manu-
actarers in different parts furnish their work
ben with bread ut low fixed rate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

ri
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Franklin County,
October 100 in the Of Helms and others
against Helms Executors and others shall on TUESDAY,
18th December 100 the premises sell at public
auction highest bidder the following TRACT of LAND
belonging to the estate of Thomas Helms decd;
of Land situated in Franklin county, both
of Backwatc river contains HOO between GOO
in woods heavily tmbered, about l0 acres of
very rich grounds The lands lie
well very fertile There trit and Saw Mill on the
land worked by ample without the aid of dam
the valuable Tract of Land for sale
this of the State and persons wishing to purchase lands
will do well this tract before the day of sale
1t will be sold in one body, in two separate
cells, shall he deemed most advisable.
TERMsThree dollars will be required in cash, and
The balance and two years, equal instruments the
giving with approved security and the
title land Withheld until the whole of the purchase
cy is paid HUGH NEISoN, Comr.
Rocky MOUNT. VA. Oct. 26-ctlsth dec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
-om the Rio Grande-Mericdns Preparing to
fDunosp The Raupers,

Oppose lHe huHSeIS'
New ORLEANS, Nox. 5.-By the steamer Maui
us we have later dates from the Rio Grande.-
rom four to five thousand Mexicans had been
dcrcd to the frontier to repel the Texan Ran
u.s. Vidauri has been appointed to command
en-. He has ordered the commandant at Mat
aoras to disband the National Guard, which he
rs refused to do.
tilauri has addressed note to Secretary Mar
T. complaining of the violation of Mexican ter
tory by the Texan Rangers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
.Sugar Cr0Din Louisiana.

letters from the Inferior of Louisiana report
~ Considerable damage to the sugar cane has
VII caused by recent frost. Planters say that
Present warm weather prevents the juice from
S,nulating. aud should. it continue, the receipts
J" be greatly delayed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
PpnnsUIron,1 Ii0uOr Laic.

PITTSBURGH Nov. 5.-Motion for arrest of
dgement and a new trial in the liquor cases,
ecIously reported, has been refused by the
ourt. and Messrs. Bennett, Savage, shannon
Nd Watson, the defendants. have been sen
need to FIVE days Imprisonment, and to pay n
he of FIVE dollars. The case will be carried to
10 Supreme Court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
DIR. B9Ujp

Another effort is about being made to induce
"" Pollock to pardon Dir. Beae, W no has now
fn IN prison more than year. and the little
1t"rty he possessed, when arrested, has almost
Cited AWAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
The Revolution in Nicaragua.

| w ,sHrSGToN, Nov. 6-Oflicial intelligence of
Ne revolutionary movementin Nicaragua have
reached the State Department here and occupied
he attention of the Cabinet 1t is understood
4 at Commodore Paulding has received orders to
|roceed to San Juan wi.ha squadron, with spe
al instructions regarding the Imprisonment OF
on. John l.. Wheeler, U. S. Minister.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
I.oltisi0Dd EIPctiOn.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The Americans have
lrried this city by large majority. There are
0 definite returns from the State, though the
ldications are in favor of thhe Americans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The Battles news
as received to day, and Cotton has since de-
iced, and the market is unsettled. Sales to-
" $500 bales
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
Ne,p York Bank Statement.

" 10 7 " n f3eAFft tJtfTt WO"''
NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-l'he statement OF the
y banks for the past week shows the f"ll"wing
'Grctse Specie, &57 900; loans. S5l1IWo;
y, n'he following increase :-Circulaton, S2l3,-
N,drpnsits. Ssl2.OOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

= Arriuai Of Cor. Reedtr tn Eastoa. PA.
Lx-Gov Andrew II. Reeder arrived at Easton
former residence, this morning. The En-
vernon is excellent health, and speaks in the
5hest terms of the new territory.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
ErpOrts.

I'll" exports from Philadelphia last month TO
r.jgnports amonnted to S7IS.3l6, an increase
2li2,5S9 over October of last pear. Included
the exports was S525 $40 worth of breadstuits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
IouiSj1u1 E{pct'Ou-Fnt1I RiOtiur,

Louisiana Eiect'oa-Fatal Rioting,
New ORLEANS, Nov. 6.-The election is pro-
|rssing rather quietly, ono German and one
american are reported killed, and Captain Place
y the Palmetto Guards wounded in riot. 1t is
|npssbe TO give the complexion of tho returns
pit vet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

oIN' ScoTT's Buck PAY.--It is now stated
Al "n no con .ideration will the modicnm,awar
10y the Executive be touched, If the old sol
: can possihlN nvoil doing so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
Shii1lnent Of Uheak.

. me n! ship Georgia cleared at Savanna last week
A. liverpool. having, rs. part of her cargo
n' . hnshel, of wheat, being the second ship
~ Of the kind from that port
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

J n OPENED. 10 pairs Wool Carpets q" 30 10
ne M ents-ihe cheapest ever offered in this town
wits JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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\ IMPORTANT NEW LAW UOOKs.-A NOR.
hls, Publisher aud booksecr Richmodi Va has Just
published DIGEkr OF THE LAWS or real, PROPERTY,
generally adopted aud In In the United Statcshy John
Tpsoe Lnmax, Ill. ID, Judge Of the 9Th Judicial Circuit of
Virginia of the Judges of the Supreme Court of Appeals
and formerly Professor the University Of Virginia
Second Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged Ia
vols royal Price $l6 90 This edition, embracing ms
naary all the English aud American decisions
the same subject may Justly he considered the most valuable
compendium purely American Law the subject Heal
Property issued In this country.
Chancellor kcpts Optpioa qf The H0rk"1his work applies
well TO the Laws respecting Real Property In the United
Virginia Tho work upon the model of Cruises
Digest aud well be recommended valuable addition
To the Lawyers Library"
Sands sun IN E9Hdy-sory Of Suit In Equity prose-
tned aud defended In the Virginia State Courts and In the Uni
tod States Circuit Courts by Alox II Sands ESD Goun
sellow at Law, Richmond, Va vol post eyo 5l0pp Price,
a.
This work Is intended to supply the young of the legal
profession with baud book to guide thom In the prosecution
and defence Of suits Equity reto,onoe Ia this object the
writer traces the history of asu In Equity trom Its beginning
through It's various stages final Decree of appeal
The Appendix besides containing summary Of lo
F decisions by tho Virginia Court Of Appeals &e affecting
Equity pleading and practice, contains variety Of forms OF
Bls, Answers, DcmuTcrs, Pleas, DEGREES, Ae &e The
practical notes nsu found In the Appendix viii make tho work
valuable rddc taccuH To tho practitioner sep 2s Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
III
JESSE !. SALMONS,
p4ttA.at - ~ .thAnat A =


EFERENCFs.-McDanicl, Hurt q Preston, Armistead &
Warwick, McCorkle ~ Jones Saunders rby Miller q Cen
shaw John e. Meem Joseph H. Wilson, Taylor, 1inscy
Co.. Nown Appcrson, Talaferro Hamilton, Rucker q
Redd, Joseph Coleman, Horner a Watson Lynchburg Va
John Scott. Halifax; Capt Samuel Berger, A H. Norman
Pitts ylyana George Hairston Henry James NJ w efwich
Franklin Col Lewis C. Arthur Samuel Hobson Bedford Jer
ry Pizer Roanoke; Vim. L. Arnold, RockbTigc; Thomas
Goodwin. Amherst: Col Moses Arnold Campbell; VIA G.
Gannaway, Appomattox; Corbin b. Reynolds Botetonrt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
GALMONsN nOnRMAN. a.cncrn, Ngcn,. Tor

- the sale of Tobacco Wheat Corn, Flour &c, ard
other article their From the long
pecncc of Samons in the Tobacco trade but atter
ourselves shall be enabled to give satisfaction a who
wish that line; and Moormans knowledge
the Wheat and Flour in this place for the last twelve
years, will enable into the market with equal advanta
ges with other house We, therefore solicit the patron
age of old friends and the public generally.
respectfully,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
s.-.V--s~r> 1853. FAuL a wsNTEHARnu-

yfsfly" NAL-NIMI'SON UItO, sign Ut The GoIdcn
Ez.sxAzs Ind Lock, Main street Lynchbnrg, Va
ss'' roccvinRa very large assortment of Hardware;
Pocket and Table Cutlery Guns Pistols; Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver Pls cd Goods Floor and Table OH Cloths Win
Shades; m Cornrc; House Building Materials, Gapon
ters Mlwrghfs and Smiths Tools; Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings, Saddory Shoe Makers Findings Wood and VII
Ware Farming Utensils Housekeeping Articles &C. &e
Their Stock il the extensive and desirable offered
market for public patronage embracing the first eass of
goods tho whole Of them recently purchasod of which
eaey and just introduced for the Fall and Winter
trade of 1853
They cordially invite their friends and the public make
inspection their Stock; either who wish purchase
may desire merely to large and varied assortment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY
BY WM.u. MOSBY, Auct,onecr.
sE AND LOT At AUCTION.

In THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the sil Novsmher at
"eioek viii scii ON INC Premises HOUSE aud LOT
situated on 10th street In the n"iFhbnrhaod If George
Seays The House Is tn good repair aud commands
good rent The Lot contains about quarter q an acre
Terms liberal and sale positive
". e. DICKINSON.
Blet
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
BURROUGHS, SIIAFER A co. DEALERS IN EN-
D IkA VINE KEAnN -MADE CLOTIIlNG. Invite The nj

BURROUGHS, SIIAFER A 60. DEALERS IN TX.
D IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING invite the nj.
tentpn of their aud friends their nnrl
vailed and extensive stock of FAIL GOODS, comprising
II does variety aud completeness of style and macri
al. every article pertaining to the CLOTHING and GENTLE.
MENE lNRNlNlilNH TRADE An adequate Idea of tho
Nnoy aud rcmcsu f present stock 5nls be had by
personal examination below may bo found intiia list of
some IT the leading articles
OVER tDATE--A most elegant assortment Of these
mrnts Of the most desirable materials coors aud stylosTa
mas, Registers and Conks.
DRESS AND FROCk COATS,-rhose sold Mt this eatab
smrn surpassed precscness Of IT, iasetuueas Of
general cS ooncc of workmanship &C. being in thesere
specis equal n1rh.
BUSINESS COATS of every material ranging In price
from 81 80 Sls
PANTS--Black Cashmere Doc Skin, Grape Cashmere,
from ne dress 10 medium aud low price, Fancy Cashmere,
0akrs Cashmere. oxford Mixed Heavy fwoed Satlnot
kESTS-ich Plush, Velvet Hack aud Fancy Gronndno,
Back and Fancy Cashmere Farmers Satin Patent Velvet,
Aerino Serge, Black Satin &c splendid Party and Wedding
Vests.
EPSON aud SaNpny Blankets, bcntomes hhaws Naners,
Mrno Scnrfs Under Shirts Wool Canton Flannel and Jean
Drawers cravas Stocks rolssicr Raglan Albert and Napo
leon Ties Kid Buck Mock Buck Merino Wool ns Tata,
Lsle, Sebnstopol Calf Tiger and Nura Gloves Buck Kid
aud Calf GAuntots SILK Mcrino Cotton aud Country knit
Socks Pocket ilandkorcois &C. In short every thing
ally found in first class toncmens Clothing and Hitting
establishment bo found in the greatest variety, and
the most reasonable prices at the BAZAAR.
H. s. q Co. manufacturing all the Clothing sold by them,
thus enabled 10 give their the benefit OF the nd
they and furnish but the best mae
tltlos, At the lowest possible rates.
Those rrcfcrrnR their Clothes made to order be
mpdatcd and satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale.
oc2ts BURROUGHS, SIIAFER & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
ATA MEErINe or TIE HoAnn oF pInEc

~ the Virginia and Railroad Company
held tho Office of the Company In the city Of LynchburR
Monday the th October 1859 the following resolutions
adopted, viz.
notion Resolved That all stock and other articles de-
signed exhibition either the Agricultural yr
gina at their meeting In Richmond and Petersburg, will
charged usual going down. such
turned i'll be passed this road free.
Resolved That members Of these Societies will be charged
the going down, and returning the prosenta
Of membership for this year will passed
back free Of charge provided they return within five days
from the adjournment of the Fair
from the record.
lots WIN ii. HUGHES, Secy.
u Liberty Salem Christiansburg Floyd wytfcyle
paperB are ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

q scrber has two Small FARMS near o"hPpch N'"''
house which he desires to Sell. .,,,. g
one Tract lying Bnrtons Creek adjoining the ads OF
rnt u n Rosser and Others ga acres between ~
I ~ acres first rate land and creek bottoms 10
acre. Of irsrate land with abundance OF rant
land provements are suitable Tor sii ity WI"
a first .rat to orchard of young fruit trees ,oo .
The other Tract Beaver Creek and contains o afo
in 10 ar acres of bottom meadow land the wood land
bcsv tptered and good Tobacco land The Improvements
arc new an anu !" s' JNO ID. ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

determined to move west the SPRING Will sell on the
18th day of November inst Court day. of LAND
containing i acres adjoining the lands Of Capt Iuo Thop
r Joseph pettDohn Sam NJ Garland and others This
land lies within miles of Amherst Court House. miles,
the Orange y Alexandria railroad and has good
brick house with all the ouhouses There
60 In original timber and the quantity
second growth shall tako pleasure In showing the land
any person who may wish purchase. win Mr. Jordan NJ
1roit who resides the land TormsOuc hundred dol
lars in money will be required and the balance in one
and three bonds with good personal ecufy bearing
ierest, they fall due r. G. PIERCE.
1-rtds
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
.e nm Ann WOMTm OF OnX aaOO DE

MI AoAzAA ~
=. :. -. -. - ...... -. :. -.
&fS1h 1Mh41 WOsbse OF Onh esOOn ~
apyOeNNS Al tosI tot tAsnf..-hsoohs
bfi1 !" W s.i5f,,S No -, ttai. siItff maae
enf w connection with "hef paf,s 70 opens
h"",e IN sew 'o'N on mo ls heN, aho 70 commune
our neI' we h"so 70 soe oa our ihe a
stock ei foods most OF when are iesh anu feaiy aesbe
Offer our entire stock nj cost for cash.
Bnyors will dnd In the stock fine lines of Blaaehed
nrown sheetngs shrtngs Fsnneis Inseys, Kerseys
Sleeps drays RlanketA Cloths Gazsimersa sanets
tnetv Jeans Prints ghama Dress Goods Alpaeeas,
d
friends aud customers wishing order the
usual credits will be supplied nj our usual prices
agents Pulled Cloths;
viii keep up stock Goods sell them
have heretofore.
w solicit u call from friends and the trade
,.n bhoohS' mil , w alhhh,
ot s'"ih' 's'en'ao""a W
uDaANO GONTEs.-- lst Class Diploma award
n I'D ny THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE RICHMOND.
NN-BtfTrERS 4 SIMuNS Ne laI Main street, fneary
opposite Exchange Bank Richmond Va, have received
he fnr he of or sale
,sS IN m" ycry hoo, manner aud for ,rI, sweetness and
blnns of tome and durnhy nro equal to those of anv
ether nnnu1,,tur,d In This rnuntrv
FArr wou,,y an Nom - pur of Emersona Plano
,, nm, int, hc a, ~, M, N,eban,eis ,ns,n,. ,s, do
la kchnond without the knowledge OF Mt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08
1OO.OOO AAcnEsiN haND " a =,

lVVsVVV RANTS WANTED.-As Land War
rants under the law being issued anxious
to buy large quantity for which will the highest
kot price IN CASH.
win attend, regularly, the Courts of Appomattox, Camp
bell Amherst and Bedford and occasionally Charoe and
will always pay the best prices for Warrants Any who
have them Will please apply to me before selling.
prosecute usual claims Bounty Land, Revou-
tonary Claims claims against the Government of the
United States. (je 7-ts CHAS. w. STATHAM.
NOR SALE.-SlO0o00 Bonds of the Virginia and Ten
II Railroad Company, bearing per cert interest,"
principal payable New York. and secured by
the entire Road and all the Ct
the Company.
regarded of the first class and will be
sold price the attention of every capitalist
Full the present condition prospects
o Road will be furnished by upon application.
June lld&cts. PETERS. SPENCE g. co.
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4 UMP PLAsTER.-225t Lump Plaster now land
4 ing from Schooner Tioga, from PASSPORT for sale by
A. s. LEE, on the Dock,
aug l6ts Richmond, Va.
ROLLlNGBROOK HOTEL, Petersburg.
- VANOTICEIn taking charge of the above establish
men would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
former patrons of the HOTEL my friends ask them
call and My table shall awaysbc spread with all the
dolcaces Of the The servants all attentive The
entire establishment shall the best attention hrt
Of My wife will that the ladies who the Hose
shall have every wish graed all ask a
The house Is furnished In the best style,
Gated In quiet part of the city My Omnibus will always be
at the different depos to attend them
and flo JOSEPH l.. DARLINGTON,
Jy 30d&cts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

Sssfs he WAHD.-fsan away from the subscriber
sD 81 NEGRO NJ AN named SQUIRE aged about % or
26 black and slender; about It. to 0inches high;
sold Bowers in the Wythe by Floyd Tanner of
Pttsvana county and bought by of said Bowers may
making his county Wythe to the
of Ptsyania reward S25 will be paid tor him for
Occurring him in any jail in the State.
sept 29-dltscts CHARLES SCOTT.
.gs Kanawha Republican copy weekly 4weeks and send
TO this Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-08

w RAILING, for enclosing Public Squares Cemetery
Lots Dwellings, Cottages &c Window Guards, Tree Boxes,
sold the manufacturers prices Specimens can be seen
atmy Marble Works. Jan 13d&clyI JNO B GADDESS
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SADg.2aO0 Sacks Jonrics Dorsey fine Salt, In prim,
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State Room the Si Second Cass cars and
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