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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

DEAR SfRs The market for Flour and Grain has ruled
steady during the week. closing somewhat irregular under the
influence of the Steamers news.
We quote common State Flour 30 to - SOL extra do 81
to 81 - Common Ohm and Michigan i3 TO ~ 62 extra
do 80 10 81 - Extra Gcnuesoc $40 Is Southorn
81 TO $40 30 For common te extra Canadian 20 To ~ sl
Rye Flour 90 to 81 90 Corn Meal slt 81 90 hhl
Wheat is lower and dull with sales of red southern ut 90 to
81 co. white do IL to 81 10 Red Western Including Hi
no aud Wisconsin, 12to 81 20 Canadian l2l to s. IA
Rye 81 10 Corn A3 ode. oats l6 to JOe
PRostoNsMess Pork ." 90 To 500 % prime do 10 80 10
S2l 90 Prime Mess 81 90 Becttountry Mess - 90 10
Si 00 do prime II 80 to Sl2 CD Repacked Chicago, lni
&c l6 - TO 3 80 Prime Mess 20 10 % Beef
Hams Il 0oto Sls ID Dressed Hogs ei 9ic Live Hogs n
7sc Lard III l2e Enthusiastically choice dairies sell
readily at - 2c fair 81 to 81 le prime Fall made ~ To ale
Ohio and Pennsy IL to l7c choice Indiana Illinois and
Wisconsin II l9c Cheese loc for aud to 9ic
for Ohio. Eggs Gle per dozen.
SEFDs-Cover l0l to He; Timothy Seed Is to 50 0a per
hushel FLAX 10 81 - per bushel White Beaus have
advanced and wonld sell quick Today - 2 bushe II
choice 81 % and in brisk demand Pens los ID buhe
Very respectfully, yours,
BENNElr a BROk wv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

Tfoubie Among the Liquor Deoiers.
CFFALo, Oct. 2U.-The German and Ampri-
jquoS dealers of Erie county, IN convcn-
nave repu iiatai the Syracuse Liquor ticket,
resolved II vote the straight Soft Shell
M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
The X polutioaists ofEu'ope.

NSuth. Mazzini and L"aru RolIin have adj
%Q a manifesto to the republicans of Eu-
\ III" pnint of which is, that Sehastopol,. hav-
Ar zen token, Russia annotreoede, but that
wv W. he Indefinitely prHlonged' and that the
h." Is the proper time fora resolution IN
and Italy. Hungary being overshadow-
h 'ne Austrian army, can take only the sec
INK in the army of freedom.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

n Bdlooa Ascension on Horseb0ck.
.,4 'i'd lard made balloon ASCENSION from
matt last week an horseback. The horse
a' rider reached the earth in safety after as
@g t" great height.
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ne Norfolk Argus Of vesterl,y .br,,:ol-
'a'te ne" Gases oil lever. which occurred ON Sat
""ay, Among those who had returned from
"e'""u. un Friday night there was n heavy
'''' s'orh' which left tue streets of the city
"ei washed and clean. The schooner y. +
Ia'ff' capt. Sharp, from Philadelphia, arrived at
Tue wharf Saturday with 700 bushels of coal DIR.
,'amael -. Jackson, brother of the late Rev. Wm.
VI Jackson, is about to leave Iondoun couuty
ana become a resident of Norfolk Sneakiuir of
ih. late hos. +. Constable, who died during the
Ppuenlc, the Argus saws that. for fear of excl
ing alarm among his friends. lac conserse1 with
MS attending physician. in Latin, and assured
them that he knew his conditions and would soon
ne III another world. The Norfolk Herald says
The epidemic still exists, in the citv and cites
the case ola daughter of J. Odenihal who, since
The epidemic, has been living out of the city, but
recently came back, and though staying but u
short time, is now quite i'll of the fever.
The State Department has received no intel
ligence OF the resignation Ut Don pintt, Secreta-
fy OF Legation at Paris, but it is believed here
ia oihc'ai circles TINT something of the kind wild
oe received by the next steamer from Europe.
Brlgadier General Hitchcock having rendered
the resignation of his commission in the army it.
mas been accepted by the President, to take eff
feet on the 18th inst
Private letters from Paris received by the Inst
steamer, represent the physical condition of Mr..
Mason, our Minister to France to be extre rely
critical,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
1888. FALL "a WiNFHS ANns

~<Sss.vsscS Y AI-SIMPSON BRO, sign OF the ''oa'n
- Pad Lock, Main street iynrhnnfs ~ ,,yyare.
~ rec,iyinga large assortment oil hIHWa'
p and T. allie cutlery; Guns PISTOLS; Hunting ana l,nlE
Tackle silver pscd Goods Floor and iate ,n nan
IL en- .dns. Gt Cornice House Building Materials Npen.
tcr Millwrights aud Smiths Tools; ,afaIv I'D vi
Trimmings; Saddery Shoe Makers flnding tiles C..
rher stock is the most extensive ana desirable ever one If
In for public patronage embracing the h eas ~
Goods and the hole them recently purchasers man!
arc ;y, nea, aud lust introduced for the fa! ana Winter
trade of le15. a., u,bIic IN make an
They cordially their friends and the 9". pa go ar
irsnecon of their Stock; either those Who " 'sh 10 .
may desire merely large and varied as''F'''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH,
MARKETS..

NEW York. Oct. 23.-Flcur firm and unchang-
ed Wheat firm Southern white 81 10: Wes-
tern red $40. Corn improving.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-Flour firm. Sales. for
November delivery, 81 IS. Prices otherwise
unchanged. Wheat firm; good demand. White,
81 % 10 So O5; red, 81 IS. Corn, trihe high
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
SALES BY AUCTION,
FUTURE DAYS.
GALE OFAvALuARp.E sl.AVE.--a. sra.see

~ In deed Of trust made by Mark Anthony the 9Th
day of March lisa and of record Ina thu Clerks Office Of the
Court Of nsnEs fnr the eity Of Iyuehhurg viii SELL for
cash on WEDNESDAY, the oath October 1855 in front Of
the Market House, Ia the city nehhnrg slave conveyed
IN the sai decd 10 Wit ANN woman belonging the said
Mark Anthony E ghs tile to the above property believed
70 be rngdosanabe Int will sell such io onls tho deed
aforesaid vests JNO o. l.. suGGIN
oe la.eoteith ~ Trustee.
SAIE on VALUABLE REAL EST ATE IN
~ iNNtHbt RG-n pursuance " decree the iiust.
ngs Court of the city of snrhhnrR the Murrc
Taylor aud Others shall sell public auction upon the prem
tses at o'clock 7 NJ, upon SATURDAY. the 10th
Nnmbcr the HOUSE and Lot lying upon 10Th aud I'd
alley, now occupied by Samuel raylor
The above sale will he made upon credit twelve
months the purchaser giving negotiable satisfactorily
dored and the title 10 the said House and Lot berg retained
until the purchase money Is paid
IHAS. NJ. BIAGkfOkD
lAd1aN Sn.eai 4 disclaimer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
Nem York OEcial Corruption.

y. .WW fOTK UWcIN1 COTHFFIW'
NEW York, Oct. 2!.-The grand jury made n
.~''a'lon yesterday. containing allegations
eruption against the street commits ,ioner
c''ector of taxes, city inspector, and com
Noner of streets and lamps.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
Cumberland Tragedy Trial and Comic
tj0n OF the Mur9erer

ton Of the Murderer.
Oct. 2I.-FrpderclI NIilior the
idrrer of DR.. J. +. G. label and Henry
s-n' was tried by the County Court yester lay
convicted Of murder in the first degreG ON
inst inaictn mt, for the murder of the Doc
= The testimony also proved the man guilty
a'mar1rr of Henry Gracif, for which there
a Nparate Indictment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
NroYECE.-Tha umdrrsi gnca having sold their

~ stock closing their business ana Request
having claims against them TO present them i "
cn all persons indebted to the concern are relnete IL
come forward and settle their accounts ,,,.
X. viii sell priyaclv upon liberal terms the large TOBAC
co FACTORY and FINrURES now occupied by l. = ,.
Ferguson & -; also LOT lying on the lanai al
eiig ant r. II Statcns House fronting 90 feet on
jefferson street: also DWELLING HOT Sc now occupied
BY T /. 1i1scy -
Either of the parties will show the above property to per
sons wishing 10 purchase -, - 90
dts \ X,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
TsBE Pillow TUAT BEATS THE WORLD
BEST WORK WITH LEASr DkAIGlLI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
". WHITE slsbHsl. ~ BRO. q,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
H ~. WusTgENORE ~ BRO, Wanufnc-
liz TIRERS or RiCH'S PATENT IRON BEAN PLOW.
Our Premium lISde Improved Livingston Peekskill and
Eagle lovs Castings, Improved IhrashtnE Machines,
Shelters Knives aud Road Serapcrsi also m i'm
proved Double Action Force Pump Tor Wells and Springs
OK THE BASIN, Iynehbnrg- Va
do hereby certify tina, tried for myself Rcs Iron
and hesitation in prononncing this inya
liable implement in NY opinion the hest puN use, and des
tined believe take the place of al others when shall
Nurseryman and Florist, near I.ynchburg Va
CHAs II LYNeu ESQ this city, who has used the Iron
loW several months pnsi recommends as the best
Pillow advised his friends at to procure u
He has given fullest liberty 10 refer confidently 10 him
sep7ts II. = WHlrTEMoRE y BRO.
NXvANTED-Inforrnationa the VIII crcabou,s Of LA
w MS EVINGTON who resided in this pla &c upto 1918
ANY person acquainted with his present rodedce II alive vii
by cayng information NJ this ONCE II he lei
children hear Of something TO her advantage II n
children his next Of kin lsep2'ts
az. FOH SALE Or BAHIEE--Two first class
G story STORE llOt SEES Main street situated in the
business portion Of the city now occupied by mes J"
seph Wilson. and SunlgrHss 4 Jones
The above property built in the best manner with all the
modern improvements and recently put in thorough repair
viii be liberal and good stocks will be taken In
pavmcn, Mt current rates.
For further particulars apply TO . 49,.
oc ll2awif's - -. ia.
DRUsH MOsNFAsS usEh-sTONEs.-The
undersigned now procuring IRON th'H e'ieDiaen
quarry at Brush Mountain, Montgomery county, MILL
SroN BIS and 81 RIS the very hest quality. The rcputa
on of these STONES widely known but the Railroad giving
us increasc facilities in filling orders We have appointed
Mcdaniel Iiur Preston and Lee q Johnson IYnchbhTg
agents for the sale Of them VINO VIII receive ORDERS ana
have thcm fulfilled the shortest notice
Our Addr ssBloksbnrg Montgomery county, Va. co
James NJ WILLIAMS DanYile Va Reynolds & Co. Leaks
vile, n. G., also our agents
feb 1idIets. !, !, " 70.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
WINTER mILLENARy.ar,

Tho subscriber has received and opening III ~
large and complete assortment Of FAN and Winterg@K
tfIIIENARI. Tho Stock consists of Bonnet@ Rib Cav
hons Flowers Caps and Iaccs Of variety from plain
Inc most fashionable Styles being selected by peri
ented Miliner, cannot fail to please
nc 4 DIV SclwfSM JANE SIMPSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

Gov. BKAGG, of North Cerolina, is soiournin,
in Petersburg. where he proposes to remain
throughout the Fa, in that c,v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24


- N BEpfoRp-We offer for sale the ELK CREEK
FARM of Joseph WILSON, deed lying in the county bed
irl ana now IN the occupancy Mr. Peter Wilson The
TIRE tract contains 52 Acres large proportion
and An abundance Of Timber The land In guilty alton Ia well
adapted to the growth of Grain and Meadow tho
hered land To the raising Of Tobacco. II has comfortable
Dwelling house aud other buildings upon IT, Ia located In
good nrsh6ohood adjacent the lands of pr Thomas II
Nelson within u m,s of the city uf l.yuehhnrF. aud
miles of the nrrt Depot of the Virginia aud Tennessee Rail
road
We offer the said tract of land for sau privately and II
sooner spld will sell the the premises, Mt the
Dwelling house occupied by Peter Wilson, by public auction
on Saturday the 9Th day of this month toetotorA
TtMMsA credit # two and three years Tor equal In
stamens OF the purchase money the purchaser giving bondr
with good personal security aud the title retained further
security the land subject sale Mt the risk Of the purcha
ser for default In payments either n whole OF in pprt
We also offer private sale the Tract said de
cedcnt lying within mile the Elk Greek Tract adjacent
the lands of Davis Pondoxcr aud In the occupancy
- PadFett containing about lse This tract has n
Dwelling house aud other improvements upon IT, well adapt
ed 10 the growth Of Wheat and Tobacco and would make
good settlement for small family Mr. Peter Wilson will show
these lands to persons dcslrouA Of purchasing
W. also desire sell the residence Of Joseph WILSON
the town Liberty The Lot Is well improved has excel
lent Spring aud good Dwelling honse, vh all necessary
ouibuitmEs upon and contains II Is
of the onieui aud valuable residences In the
Also, small Iraet Of Land Immediately In the vicinity of
the town. containing about 20 1t has several handsome
sites for qultrH and good proportion 10 IN timber
l.. q. ~ RkS
J. \, WHARTON
!. L. CAMPBELL.
&C s.t29th oe Executors of Joseph Wilson, decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

The principal prize of $l5,00O in tho Jasper
county Academy lottery, Georgia, last week was
drawn by Il ticket holder in Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

to execute at short notice every variety Plain Fancy and
Ornamental BOOK and jon PRINTING greatly reduced
prices Our facilities for doing fine work being daily
creased by the receipt of the latest styles Types
Cuts &C. the best Fouudes in the North, would
respectfully inform friends and the public generally that
they have their orders for printing filled in
and at low prices charged any other establishment
south OF baltimore
~ Jobs printed in eoors in the finest style the art and
warranted to give satisfaction
CARDS CARDS - CAkDSlil Printed on n very swift
ankee Press al extraordinarily cheap rates
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

SE,moUR,s BROAD CAsT GRAIN AND

SEAnOuR's BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
- GUANO SOWER.-We confidently recommend this Ma
chine to farmers Having but little machinery il is durable
easily kept In order and regularly quantity OF
Grain Guano desired Frank Runn, ESQ., Edisor OF tho
Southern Planter thus comments on IL
I'VE perfectly convinced Of IT'S great value IN encient
working cheapness durability and simplicity OF con
srnco that do not hesitate to recommend TO the public
which IL is known do not often venture upon
Again works the machine with perefcct ease II
sows a breadth fast horse walk and
carving bushels a time, does require stop
pages ssary by who seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent Of the wind and was done
with well during high winds which prevailed most
the during calm because the seed are delivered
close We otony recommend the machine,
therefore every farmer but them to buy It, not
Seymours account who is nothing to us but their own
THOS. BRANCH e. SONS,
sep lgts Sole Agents for Petersburg.
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oc 10 Is n GUGGENHEIMER
NJTTPOTYprS, PHOTOGRAPHS. DAGUERREO-
" sarn nlnI,in NIL

NITROTYFLs, PHOTOGRAPHERS, D NC EK EO :
TYPES Pine above style of Pictures taken in all
their perfection at the Gallery OF q. w MINIS & co
s. TANNER would inform his friends, and the public in
general has from the North after
months during which time he has secured
without labor xpeuse every and important
the Photographic and is pre-
pared furnish those who may desire them, Nitroypes
Glass Photographs Paper or the Daguereoppe.
heretofore all Of which will be taken in all their briliancy
and perfection He has also, large and beautiful
Of CoLD LoCKETS BREAST PINS, MEDAIIToNs FANCY CA
SIS FRAMES made expressly for the visit 10 this
tialery solicited, whether Pictures desired
Gallery always open and free to visitors, Sundays
ceped. n ;. TANNER.
at the Gallery of MINIS & Tanner, Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

NOI CAN BuN WATCHES, JEWERX,
N SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at
whole sale and retail every variety and style, at low "a
cash prices by calling NOWLANS, sign of the Ea ENl,
ple No. Petersburg, Va, whereso
will lilo has just returned from the Nor
and Importers, with the largest most
Watches, Jewelry Silver and
Fancy offered in this State Would not be better
examine his magnificent Stock and save at
buys ali his Goods for cash and sell
them Mt regular prices for the quality
of Goods have your Watches and Jewery
paired short notice and always get
fashionable Goods in exchange for your
Remember place, sign of the Eagle No a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va. THOMAS NOWLAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

Ali. ACCe,Nrs DuE FIRST DAY OF

"a july ls55 aud and after this date all accounts
made W in ms ~ IA tae year VIZ the Isl day
of January and tie list July All persons owing us
accounts made pre- LIST e July and due on that day.
will ulc,s come forward pay them, are dependent
on and sales alone for the successful prosecn
ton of our business Being, ourselves compelled to pay tor
our purchases twice year feel that we are excused oi
reouiru,, III 20 ma ylnents GEORGE NJ RI CkER 4 co
iIiln ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

AA Ahn ACRES ~ "a ID w IT.
IVDVsVIVIV RANTS WANTED-As Land War
rants nndGr the law, being Issued anxious
buy large quantity for which VIII pay the highest mar.
ket price IN CASH
viii attend regularly the Courts of Appomattox, Camp
bell Amherst aud Bedford and occasionally Charlotte and
viii pay the best prices for warrants Any who may
thcm will please apply 10 me before selling
prosecute. usual all claims for Bounty Land Revolt.
onary Claims claims against the Government Of tho
Unite W. M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

uDuANO EORrEs.--t.s Glass Diploma award
1 ED ny rnE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, RICHMOND
opposite the Exchange Bank Richmond Va have received
the agency r the sI.s s Of virginia tor the sale 81 m%
very best aud for their sweetness and
bianey OF aud durability are equal to those Of any
othor manufactured In this country.
FAcr WORTHY or Notr-one of Emcrson's Plane
sod In Richmond without the knowledge Of Mr. Emerson
cei,ed the highest premium ardrdsd-A FIRST CLASS III
PLOMA
Every instrument warranted in every respect
shalt sell our Piano Forte" at the lowest prices for cash
n 4. WILLIAMS, orisi"",i, ~ ri,,.y,.n-
nys nia late OF i!rookn.al VA WI nookLE ~ WAI
bury v"' GENERAL. coMMissioN MERCHANTS once
Richmond l37 Gary street. Petersburg of Old and
SALE of TsaeSo wheat Flo"T and ali Kinds Country Pro-
and pay particular attention 10 filling orders for custom
John NJ. otcy, rsq, chswell Dahney, Esd Mccorkie &
Jones and Don r { Peters n,9s lynss , m"Sr o W
Daniel Coleman seml Berger Isq, aud Walter Cole r.,
Esq, ritsysanie, Judge VIM Leigh, and James Early
Has. 4. HUNT, Cousmi..io" Mcrchnns, 13,h
haeeo Fou Wheat aud all kinds of Country Produce promi
slug diligcnt personal attention
Gonsenmcnts coming down the Virginia and ronncssco
wanlod tree Of charge to the owner
He win also attend promptly to all orders for Plaster duano
Ills experience, with strict and rromp, attention and quick
returns hopes trad, which viii bo profitable
10 both his customers aud himself iug eats
nyIrFEats n saNONs, asoot.-cIi.rs. station
- TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
change tank Richmond Va Country Merchants win end
large aud desirable Stock oi Goods which VIII be- sold ON such
terms win warrant second call Terms cash approved
credit llN 3dSely
upETGws, MARTIN a co, s.cncrai Commits
SION MERCHANTS give particular attention TO the
sale of Tobacco Flour Wheat Corn all other produce
House near the Basin corner Of lah and Sary streets "
mould Va Ivy lpnSctls, len
kAsC-psno Sacks Jenfics Dorsey fine salt in prime
EDMOND DAVENPORT 4 CO.
I4fl
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A,ALM OE NAL,NmlM RnAL EsrArE IN
oe oaa<aNtluthnoN Special commissioner
A FAHu CaUpUEvl COUNTY sey

~ IN MILES FROM THE cry on IYNCliB NJ RI,
~ ~ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, TUESDAY, 9th
NoNtNBfR, lsaAihs is enc of the valuable Grain
anu brass FARMS In the county convenient to the and
Me AdHmised Turnpike all The lies HEAVIER Creek
and contains 500 GOO Of which open 1no
60 of which well orchard other valuable grasses
me So" very productive aud easily Improved having bed
ni Lime Stone passing ihrouEh and large Limo Kiln
II may hc mnde rich with little THIS lime
burnt aud apdtn part the land which doubled
uhet"h III Wheat toru aud Grass ltiswel waored having
one or two springs and branches In field 100
It's well enclosed and bounded the Eas, aud West, the
making wen suited to raising sheep Beaver Creek passes
through the entire length Of the farm and has and
substantial Saw Mill with single aud lathe attached,
so crushing MIL The water power Is superahundant The
wood amos abound In fine pine stock timber and other forest
growth
The improvements conss In plain Cottage and all
say out houses Including five six good Cabins for hands
ready 10 burn Them viii bo sold that puschasor
nud ut ono" and having limo tho pince he would be
little expense
Al the time and place viii ho sold the Stock consisting
OF the finest Durham Bulls Cows Oxen aud Earrings 80 head
OF sheep Horses, Hogs, sc; the Crop consisting Corn
Fodder Shncks, Hay. sc; tho Farming Utensils
substantial OK Carts Wagons Wagons uarrows
rHge
The Land will he surveyed divided Into two tracts
400 arros each. II desired, purchasers
Terms lhera and made known on the day of sale,
n. II. CAMPBELL, }r,,.,...
L. a. WILLIAMS, 'eA
J. SIhe above sale is made at the request aud hv order
John Reeker Esq, who resides the land and III show
~ sale positive aud Uurcsorvcd toc ctdih nov
q Republican, copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

~ now received very large Stock of Fail and Winter
DRY GOODS comprising all articles in The Dry Goods line
to which call acnon of the public and my friends In
prepared TO sell great bargains especially for
having bought stock under great advantages
Country would do well 10 examine stock he
fore going further viii sell cheap any house in
Richmond or Petersburg.
IIrf orr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

NOR SAIE-s 600 Bonds If the Virginia and Ten.
ncsscc Railroad Company, bearing cent interest,
principal yahe in New York and secured by
second the entire Road and all the assets OF
the Company. 49,
These regarded Of the first class and will be
sold nj price command of capitalist
Fun information present condition and future prospects
of the Road will furnished by upon application.
iunr ll-dccts PETERS SPENCE g. co
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Dfflcf or fnf Va. Il rESN. RAILROAD

oFfcr OF filr Va q TESN RAILROAD Co,
LYSCHBuRG September 2tth, 1850.
FuNnE EIGHTH ANN Al MEETING of the Stockholders
of Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company Will bn
held Once Of the Company in this city, on "Wednesday
the 3st october next.
by order of the Board Of Directors,
WIN. H. HUGHES, Secretary.
FORM OF PROXY.
Know MEs TiisE PrsENrs That we, the subsrrl.
being Stockholders in the Virginia and Tennessee Rni
road Company. do hereby constitute and appoint
and lawful attorney and proxy, To rep.
nil general meetings of the Stockholders
said Company when not personally present with fol
power authority such general meetings to give such
vote votes such other each of
could give do, If were personally present.
Witness hands and seals, this day ls5
WITNESS, lStALl
SEAL
ISEAL.l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-24

u SiNESSlhc sui seriirr located on the Deck ennNo
the landings OF the steamboats, aud NHso prepared
forward extremely low rates all kinds of MtRtlAA
Disc, roBACco FLOUR AND GRAIN, and other coun
try produce
lie will also give his personal attention to The sale Of Flour
Grain and Produce aud the purchase al Groceries
Ills acaou enables HIN to forward Goods and Produce NJ
abuui enc hall tho usual charges In Richmond and from
long In the business all he asks ua 10 insure
satisfaction. ALFRED ;. LIVE
iv S.m On the Dock. Richmond Va