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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
RICHMOND MARKETS-May LIST, 1885.

The following quotations wholesale. Eor
small orders higher prizes will be charged
BAcoS-City cureI and Smiihfeld, hog round "a.
10 cents; Western Sides l0al03 Shoulders Sc;
Hams l0al2; Western Baggcd 4aI3 Queen City Hams
ID ceLt,; North Carolina hog round lee; Todds lee
BEGswAx-254a 261 y ii.
CORN ME4L-el Is
CuK,-SI 00a 81 U5
FLous-SnPerinc sllasil %; Extra Gil 50all IS;
family $l2al !. Receipts light an eek smll.
nuAso--We quote Peru. IAN at $50 80 delivered from
stolc-irom wharf, so; Mexican 3Oa35 90.
LIME % from wharf, 81 so in store
LeU,'Hs = brandy: utard. Dupuy 4 Co, $3a5 90
per gall A. Segnee, s. 25n4; Suzetac. So 25u4 50;
Hennessey, 50 9ju5 %; Peach at $al %: Vir
sinn Apple, zoe; do. old, 75as Northern do 20; I'm
itaon, 45a4Sc. Rum, New England, 44c. very scarce
Gin Holland, Slal 50 Amer can, 4jc. Whskev Rich.
mond Rectihed, 3G5a37 cash Cincinnati 81 cts mot
OArs-By the cnrgo &c It G5 p hu>hp.
SALT-Shle- ut 60 from wharf; II IS from store.
TOBACCO The market continues uctive, and prices
well sustained We quote common lugs ut a to sis,
aud ve.y good ut $3.50 10 1927; Common leaf Sc rs
to ~. medium gnud - to 1880; 200 and fine
>emning $40 To sl3. few hhd.. of fine manufacu-
ring hive been sold lately nj 81 to SIS
WHEAr-S! J0u$2 81 for bite and Red
uoT--Wr qu tie washed. ~ t, 30; fine fleece.
IS to 10; extra, IS; unwa.hed, onehrd off,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

The papers in the interest of Mr.. Wise are
publishing with glec which shows how little
they hope for, since 50 little delights them the
results of poll held among the students of the
University few days ago. We have been per-
mitted to make the ensuing extract from letter
received in this city from one Of the students,
putting face upon the matter that ought not
to be 50 pleasant to Mr.. Wise and his hard press
ed friends:
"The students held an election for Governor
yesterday evening. The polls were open from
3ti +. NJ. Mr.. Wise carried the whole col
legc by majority of 81, but Mr.. Flournoy had a
majority Of 26 OF the students belonging to Vir-
giniu. There WAS much excitement and Il great
deal OF speaking from until II at night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

THE AMERICAN ORGANS say: "The Virginia
election is attracting the attention of the whole
nation. Upon its result momentous consequent
ces depend. IfVhginia shall,on the Gath of May,
declare for the American party,the ascendency of
that party in the South is thenceforh established.
With Virginia calamity leading the van, North
Carolina. Georgia. Alabama, Louisiana, Missis-
sppi, Tennessee, and Kentucky will inevitably
plant themselves upon the American platform -
Not for Virginia alone, therofore,is the great bat
tie of the Oath of May to be fought but for all her
sister States. from the Roanoke to the Colorado.
Throuhgout that vast extent of territory along the
shores of the Atlantic and the Gulf of Mexico,on
the eastern and western Aleghanies, and in the
Valley Of the Mississippi, the voice which Vir
ginia is to send forth on that day. is listened for
with an intenseness of anxiety altogether unpre
cedented. As in the days of Seventy the eyes
of the whole South were directed to Virginia, to
see what sdo of the contest she would espouse, so
now, IN the present revolution, the Old Dominion
is again the object of the deepest socitude -
Let, then, Virginians do their duty. A heavy
| responsibility rests upon them. If they fail, the
disastrous consequences to the American party
and the country can hardly be predicted. If
they triumph the question of American ascen.
dency is settled at once and the way open to the
| Presidency Tor whomeyer the American marty may
nominate"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

DEPRECIATION OF GoLD.-The United States
Economist estimates the amount of gold furnish
ed to the commercial world during the six years,
since the new mines were discovered, at $780,
100000. The influence Of these vast gold sup
plies is proved to be very different from the an
ticipations of many fnanciers, who predicted a
great depreciation. The relative value of gold
to silver by the English law of 1916 was to
l42875. and the actual value has been as fol-
lows In 1851, to Is, 1899; in January, 1855,
to is, 1889; in March 1855. to l5,2326 1t
will be seen. that as compared with silver gold
has been constantly increasing in value. This
anomaly is attributed to the great demand OF sill
YER during period of war in Europe and China
where the silver standard is retained. The in
creased supply Of gold has scarcely been sufii'
cient to fill its place and consequently that me-
tai has not only retained its value but shows con
siderable appreciation. The Economist thinks
that when the is over silver will find its way
back and gold will necessarily depreciate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

PRoposED NEW TERRIToRy.-A letter from
New Mexico to the New Orleans Picayune states
that the Legislature of that Territory have some
thoughts of memorializing Congress to erect
new territory out of the southern portion of New
Mexico. The present territory is 500 miles long.
$50 broad and is inhabited by 100000 people
The tract of country newly acquired from Mex
CO has given it comparatively large population
in its southern part, and that section is now so
far removed from Sauta Fe, the seat Of govern
ment, and the country is so dangerous and diff
cult for travellers, that communication is for all
ordinary purposes impracticabe. The proposed
territory is to be called Primeria. 1t is said 10
possess vast agricultural aud mineral resources,
and TO be capable of supporting large popula
ton. The letter to the Picayune states that ii
already contains a larger population than either
Oregon, Washington, Minnesota, Kansas. or Ne
braska contained when they were erected into
territories.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market.

MAY - 1893.
TOBACCO Active, and prices we'll supported
for all kinds. We quote Lugs, common, at from
90 to s. 90; good, 90 to 81 90. Fine
manufacturing Lugs at from 81 TO 80. Leaf
common, 6 90 TO - 90; good, g Oh to $40
fine manufacturing from IL to Sl5
WHEAT.-White 2.30 to $2.35; Red 81 % to
50 30.
FLouR.-Superfne Sl04; family sll1.
CoRN-95 to 81 90 per bushe of DC lbs.
OATs-55 TO CD cents per bushel.
We would recommend Planters to prize their
dark Tugs and leaf tobaccs in large hogsheads.
weighing from 1900 to 1900 lbs.
JOHN CLARK,
Commits sion Merchant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
TAKE CARE OF rnE CHILDREN

l. Have you good Sunday School IN your nrlsl-
borl ond3 Are parents, officers and teachers properly
Interested in III HAY" your t"achers the Bible Di-
onary, Bible Atlas, Biblical Antiquities. Mine Expoe
ed and the teacher taught they get their lessons
and be abe tot teach successfully They should hive
them n. manv OF them they may be able have, jim
Guiding lie Bible Dictionary. And then The Sunday
School Journal should be in every teachers ha nd il
designed especially for them 1t l. pubis ed every 9th
week at 25 cents per yeor Has your s, School a
good Library and Question Books. &c, &c. Do they
take Tho Penny Gazeltel" 1t s al. pied to children
and every school should have it, 1t ia published every
other eek al l2t cents rer year, when many "a. %
copies address.
lfyou have not good supply of my of the above it
will bs wonder your school sho Id droop and die
ANY Of the above may be had by addressing
O. n BENTON.
Supt =. & Missionary,
may4 Lynchburp Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

he ii"n't, oi ofe 81 inlay hnn rtl>e will meet in
Convention mt this pluce, J4ae5 h. At o'clock 2. NJ
n1i continue IN session iva three days.
The object at - 'entan is 10 iwnNen n deeper
iatr'.t Sunday Schools generally but aore special
reference will be had II the wants of southern and
80 lth Vignia end the nj sonary work Of
'',he An. s. s. Uni NJ in this hrld.
Several OF the most distnsnsh.i clergymen aud lay.
men Of tn church, expected 10 take art peak
in the convention.
Will the papers in this vicinity friendly the Sun
day School cause please copy.
O y. BENTON
Sup't s. s. Missionary,
np27 CT Ivnrlhu,g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

The Paris Steele says: " The Government of
Spain has received communication of very
recent date from the Representative of Spain at
Washington. This Minister felicitates himself
on the good intentions Of the United States, and
on the nature of his relations with the Washing
ton Cabinet, which has again just reiterated to
its agents in all the ports of the Union formal
instructions to oppose every attempt at an expe-
dition against the island of Cuba"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. BozzAoTRA's BENEFlT.-To night, we
are gra,ifed to learn, the I.ynchburg Musical
Association will give their fourth concert for the
benefit of their excellent director, Sgnor G.
Bozziotra To the many former pupils of this
gentlemen, as well those who are. at present,
his patrons, this will be gratifying, us it will
afford them an opportunity to prove, in II most
delicate manner, their grateful appreciation Of
his valuable services. Mr.. Bozziotra has been
long and universally known and esteemed in our
midst. that we deem it unnecessary to say any
thing IA to his merits gentleman and teacher
of music. Those who have received musical in
strucion under his charge, land among them
many Of the first amateur performers in our
eity) testify, in all instances to his high qualif-
cations ia both relations. This, we think, should
claim for him the ready encouragement Of
music glowing citizens on this, his benefit occasion.
We learn. too, that all of the music used by the
Orchestra is arranged, and much Off composed by
Mr.. Bozzotra, gift as beautiful it is difficult.
From these and other considerations we shall AN
ticipate full house. to ight at Dudley Hail.
Let it be remembered that the entertainment will
not be one to yielda giddy pleasure, which
will awaken reproaches in the conscience when
the excitement is passed, no intoxicating. God.
forbidden revel. which leaves one with less
ing, social enjoyment of that sweet and heavenly
sccnce-Music. Gothen, this evening, and list
en-, for while, to sounds
"of melting ernss that blend
with pure and gentle musings, till I e soul,
'tommingling with tie melody is borne
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

SAM IN NORTH caRoIINA.-The Raleigh Reg
lister is informed that upwards oftwo hundred per-
sons were initiated into the American Order in
the town of Asheville, \. G., during the recent
session of the Court there. Fifty seven were put
through" within fifty steps of the court house
while Mr.. Clingman was makinga speech
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
From hs Hon Porr Menara one Of the oldes settlers
Xtnois.

II gives pleasure to add ny testimony to the vir
of your great medicine. One of my booded horscs
had swelling the cap Of the knee, about the ,ze
of hens egg 0Some sal it strain and some
that il the joint from the knee aud cod not
lie cured Iired oil cedar it, and all The nimen
and uinmens, aud they did good than water
then by persuasion of friends. tried h G. Farrel's
Arabian Linment, nj d was happy find it rake ef.
feet after few days, and it finally cured the noble AMI
ral entirely. ,hink ii is decidedly the greatest Ii nj
ment Tor horses, veil NJ human flesh knew.
fremont, Td-ttctN CO., H., March 18Th, lSi9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
pAI.SI OR PARALYSIS.

Thaipus Smith, ni Mmd Creek, Fuzewell county,
illinois, snys: Il had lost the Of my for
II an year by palsy paralysis the flesh had ertire
= whcred away. levin nothing hnt skin muscle an
bone. iiei ali the hest doctors, and all the remedies
| could hea, Of, but they Gid good. then com
mthced the of H. &. Furehs Arabian Linme nt and
tew bottles entirely cured me. and my is
,troug and nrshy the ollei it is ais" h,. for
burns. sprins aud bruises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

Pro SLAvERY.-The New York Times, the
confidential organ of William H. Seward, says
the Wing, and the slyest Abolition paper in the
Union, boldly declares that 'just now the Know
Nothing movement seems TO be rapidly and
steadily allying itself with the Pro. Slavery move
ment of the Southern States"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

TIE RI. Rev. DR. JOINS, Assistant Bishop
of the Protestant EPis ,opal Church in Virginia,
will hold Confirmation at st. Paul's Church in
this city, next Sunday night the 9th inst
LIE will also nreach at II O'clock, A. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
April. 3nth, 1885,
GEORGE NJ. RUCkERN AGO.

LYNCHBURG, VA.
Respectfully beg leave Ia call the attention of the
Ladies To their very speaiid and sire stock #
FRENCH and SCOTCH EMBROIDERIES, in
Muslin and Lace gopds COMPRISING almost every Varie
~ OF work and style, ms also of quality and price
Indies IN the city ulsJ, those visiting the city fl
thr purpose of supplying themselves with such goods
will please Gull and make their purchases.
nn30 BIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

MORE PRoscRIPrIoN.-Mr. WIN. Archer, mas
ter boat builder in the Portsmouth Navy Yard.
has been dismissed from office on account of hay
ing voted with the American party for Mayor,
and Mr.. Vermillion, Roman Catholic appoint
ed in his place.-American Organ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
EOR RENT,-Iisving engaged 10 go to Wyth,-
GEORGE Nj. RUCKER&CO-

LfNcHBURG VA.
april 30th, 1855
Take pleasure in announcing then friends and Gus
toners that they in receipt of their entire
stock ofFANC' and STAPLE DRY GOODS for the
and respectfully invite all persons M ting reaa
ly goodGOODS reasonable prices to cal and mako
their selections. apl30.3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
CATTIE HOGS AND SHEE?

BEEF-s4 50. 5Q s5n " cwt. which i. al0Gll
net EStra e S. gross, 5 . net Supply moderate
HOGS-s7 30 i9 hunnred. Supp ly moderate.
SHEEP-Mutton sell fol $lQas7 piece. 81 to
u per hundred gross for ordinary and superior Sheep.
LAMBS-$2 80 &. Al each
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

ELECTION IN WARRENToy.-In Warrenton, on
Saturday, Know Nothing Mayor and seven
aldermen were elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

CHANCE FOR THE REPUBLIcAN.-We are
authorized by gentleman to state, that he will
make the editors of the Republican present of
a fine hat, and by another that he will give them
fine pair of boots if they will produce the list
of fifty Withdrawals from the Know Nothngs,
spoken of in their paper of yesterday. 1t is
suggested, in this connection, that they need feel
no reluctance in making the list of those who
have withdrawn known, on account of 1.-The vii
famous pertinacity" with which the Know Moth
Nothings may be disposed to ''hunt them down.
suppressing publication of the list will avail
nothing, since, it is presumable, that the Know
Nothings already have the list and know them all.
CoNTRAcToRs.-We call the attention of CON
tractors to the notice of VIM. Mahone, Chief En-
gineer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BASIS PRiNcIPLEs.-Copie Of the " Basis
Principles of the American party in any guam
titv at this office. Price. 50 cents hundred, or
374 cents when more than one hundred are need
ed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
SlO4 Lost.

nNWednesduy morning ,betwe, Burroughs Il Sha.
" fers Clothing Sto,e and my residence Church
Street. s44in BANK NOTES. rolled up in a check of SEQ
drawn by Jno. II. Seay & Co. TIE finder will be lib.
erny rewarded by leaving the Washington ouse
Bar JNO W. SMITH
nay3 dts
lfOR RENT,-tiaving engaged 60 TO w ,th,-
vile offer for rent that large and veil Known stand
ksles Cornerat present occupied by Mrs. B Pau
lett. hs hou has quite large number of regular
borders besides good run of transient The
household and kitchen furniture either be rented
ed as The person may desire. Til. is orsidec-
ed By many decidedly the best stand for family boar
ing house of any in the CITY, pos. esson given imm.-
datcS Early application to the snb'criberis requested
he expects II leave the city in "A few days.
JOHN W. PAfLETT
mt Gregory Royals II. w. store
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FOX TIE WHITMAN.
Hs ha ha !!!-Come- Cutters Indeed

ia !..-COme-OutefS Indeed!
"There haze been at least fifty withdrawals
from The lodges IN this place. = Lynchburg Re
publican.
Show list of fifty thut have withdrawn,
and will show list of FIVE HUNDRED that have
joined the same councils, in the same period
"There are about that number of names in our
possession and there are many others which zoe
hare not gotten. Iynchburg Republican.
Fifty have not withdrawn, and it will require
those ''many others" to mako up the number
Those 'many others where are they Echo
answers where, oh where
"1hey hare been losing epery day since the
nomination Of their State 1icket."-LynchbWg
Republican,
My fr.mily has been rapidly and constantly in
creasing in Lynchburg ever since that nomina
ton and all the State, and think shall
show to my opponents ON the Oath. that they
might have well stayed at home. SAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
Look ont for CounterGns.


The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
Which has lately ma It's Appearance. eai!ct w. Far.
rel Ar 'biaa lnimen, the most dangerous of all the
countrrtrits because his having the Of Farrell,
mny will buy it in good faith, without the knowledge
that counterfeit exist uGd they wi perhaps only
discover their when the spurious mxt1re has
wiough its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by II. Il.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor. mud "huIe-ae
druggist. No II Main street, Peora, Illinois. 20 whom
all applications for Agencies must be addressed Be
errc you get it with the letters II before Farrell 5,
1us- II. q. FARRELL'S-aud his ,igniture on the
wrapper; ali others commercials.
Sold by H. STABLER II Co. Druggists,
Lyuchburg, Va
and b, regularly authorized agents hroug hou the United
Snics.
Ia Price - aud 30 cents, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village and
han rr the unltrd States. in which is already
csabli- he'd. Ndd'css II. G. Farrell above, accom-
unarei win good reference MS +" character, responsible
fa.&r. nF,20 jsrfw
The relaxing heats of summer leave behind
~ r ore tram Of evils. Tie I-i universal OF these
general Debility and il aerdaut, lowness Of
snirts, For these can recomn end speed, and un
fnug cure, tie .hap- ut Hnoiaud's German Bttes
prepared by DR.. &. Jack son Phlad"iuhiu. 1t is in
opinion, med cine iencTfs-ainnc-unap-
pirachnbe. 1t seems roach the fountain head othe
difficulty in the digestive organ 2nion and thus to
love the secrens and the bio ID of ;hr mobi
the Of disease. lts tonic properties give vgm
the membranes of to stomach and promote the
erection Of the gastric juice which dssove1 the foot,
while its cordial, soothing. and Alternative il fuence i'm
parts general regularity and strength to the action of the
.ecrelive organs. and fortify the constitution
such is experience oi MS effects and he.
ievc it is confirmed BY The evidence OF all who has Q
led it. or had an opportunity of wne sshg il opera
on. For sale by DIR. jackson, 1870 Arch street See
iyertisement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04
Sunday School Convention.

ELECTION Tickets, supplied promptly and
cheaply Mt this Office. Send in your orders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

not exceed one hundred and not an American
article had been taken into the building.
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FAIRFIELD RAcEs.-The race yesterday. 70,
5000, won in two straight heats, by o. p
Hare's Michael Angelo, beating c. Green's Rube
. mile heats. Time 3.55, $50. Enquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

My FIRMLY has been rapidly and constantly in.
creasing in Lynchburg ever since that nomina
ton, and all over the State, and think shall
show to my opponents on the Oath. that they
might have well stayed at home. SAM.
TIE CAMrAIGN.--The contest is progressing,
all oyer the State in the most satisfactory
ner to the American party, and i'll manner that
| indicates with their continued exertions, the tri-
umphant success of the ticket of that party
We have encouraging accounts from almost every
quarter of the State and feel no apprehensons
as to what the result will be. Annexed is sum
mary of the prospect in number of counties,
ns reported by the Penny Post:
Essen AND KING AND QUEEN.-From these
! counties we have the most tlattering accounts
{ Col. Roane. the candidate in opposition to Mr..
I Garnet, will be elected triumphantly. The State
ticket will also be strongly supported. a friend
writes that the Know Nothings are as thick
as grass hoppers' in that section.
KING WILLIAM.--ln this strong hold of Ami
Americans, Sam has gained foothold, and moth
ing can prevent his making inroads into the Wise
camp. We are informed that after the recent
discussion between Messrs Scott and Caskie, at
the Court House last Monday, that the family of
Samuel considerably increased.
ORANGE.-We learn that Orange also promi-
ses a good report in May, Notwithstanding the
vigorous assaults made upon the porty person
! of Sam last Monday, by ut least half dozen
/ of the Wise men of the East.
NELsoN-From this county, the news is of
| the most encouraging character. Flournoy and
] Lyon will carry the county by over 400 MAORI
| ty. The greatest enthusiasm prevails.
| CULPEPER. -From this county, hear but
one expression of opinion. The vote has been
close heretofore-sometimes forty fifty for the
| Democratic ticket and again much for the
| Wing. In May, Sam will certainly carry it by
| 900 majority.
| FAuQuIER.-S tells the same tale here His
! family connections run extensively throughout
every county in this vicinity. Fauquier will give
Flournoy the largest vote ever given against any
party or candidate
RApPAHANSoCK, Fairfax, King George, Lou
doun and Spottsylvania will give vote against
| Wise that will also astonlsh the natives-a loss
of not less than 1000 votes in these FIVE counties
to the Wise party.
We say this not to boast, hut merely to give
the friends of Mr.. Wise foreshadowng of what
is to come. What express this subject
we know not mere speculation, but conclusions
drawn from facts and figures in possession.
THE WHEAT CROP IN RAPpAHANNocK The
Fredericksburg Recorder is informed by an in
telligent farmer in this county, that the wheat
was never more promising than at present and
that the prospects are quite favorable for an
abundant yield
FAIRFIELD RAcEs,-The race yesterday. for
5000, was won in two straight heats, by o. p
Hare's Michael Angelo, beating c. Green's Iube
. mile heats. Time 3.55, $50. -Enquirer.
In Richmond, there is Baptis. church
for colored people, which numbers some 300
commandments 1t is thought to be the largest
l'hri stian chllrnh In c IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-04

In Richmond, there is a Bapts. church
for colorpd people, which numbers some 200
commandments. 1t is thought to be the largest
Christian church, in point of numbers, in the
United States and perhaps in the world, with
possibly an exception or two among the native
churches in India aud the Sandwich Islands
Mr.. \. j. CRANE of Richmond, is TO address
the people Of Staunton shortly