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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

n,-, n ,a,.,pd their old Customers that they are
w s,,ll oneri,x DooIs, sLessnnd = rs,,a.
80 "A on III. suostes, potiss, with every q.
MANuFAc1uaINe.
We are nov fully prepared 70
..xaks 70 Order"
poot, :, a sAoss for 0enss Z Boys We
raao~ en- pIoy cd s0nae 0ftAs bess wocA men ~ vac
Cav. We uirl gaArsssss all he work sAss ~ses'
ss gs,s. y sss c. Psssd " s.wsa Boot. Or
shsss can - obtained o. y % The mess 1 s.a''As
'ess have s.ss an had ~ so~e ses. " he s'''
.aaiisy OF Goods. $50 @r
Ladies ans 0aitsxs, -
Ladies Slippers 6eets,
Ladies over sAoss, 0sa Z fu.
Gents Ans Calf Beets, =
Gents Heavy Z Zip Boots.
Cent? ositszs Sheer,
Nisses shoss : 0AatsEs,
peys Hests shoes,
childrens Shoes.
Cal, n, he noaoa Shoe sterscs aot acre. 4 Co
|. Davenport. ree. IN, isos.
DAVENPORT Music STORE.
yn.rrx HIGGINS have just opencd a.ee
..,r,,aes, 81 Gaiu.rs v.elins- Ran,oes. tamoe.
ias, &c ae A.a ss ss va,n a se.p for Cash az No
n use wn'su p w. - .s' Oct3i, isss
Yankee Notions and Tsys
LARon s..orsmen, jus. opening and for sale ai'he
nigs ,Is'rs R sa.: scxASpaLL HIGGINS
- Guitars.
,rrs And YER, ane assortment Of sssweod Gut
srs Al yarens prices rsng ng ffeha 5 800
t,.o yi;n. TX, IA seventy -rse cents 70 twenty
l4rtas Ncs Claire NOW : :
A..nrdaona and Yiutinss.
r.rr, sla veil selects: a.eorimcn,1u. sese,ssa
-, ~ p te,s,..l. 49, ~. '-i C5h
riu,ss, fiagcoicts, P!ealows and
L; r.fs. 5; reduced price. at csu
- Le Claire Row.
Sheet Music.
Large collection on hand and New Music receiver
s,s oor :. published 1t rau
10 lie Clsire Row.
,,uR hst piano Porte instructor 10 the world, hieh
I srison's modern school TOT fisho 10t'oe = u
,anJ 0, No lie Claire Row.
Feather busters.
very ane assortment car De found a the paseh'
par; Music Store; cru
Sn lie Claire Row:
Canes.
Varied assar;inen, jus; received and for SAFE 10"
at No lie Claire Row: --
uITAR and -iolin strings ard every stad OF Mast
- So! - = c * Fl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15
100. 600 BRICKS

l,oE sale by he sabseriecr AZ hl.kfn In Ys., n.r.
L port. Inoy ~ " II HiLDRETn
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-03-15

! HE subscribers are in receipt Of sre,h ,t,e. 4,
faas Spice. Pickles, Kafsin., Pigs, Pr, a., al
ron. Macs-rel I, ke.. dirsc, from New Yor1 ast q,
saiei"w ~ }. n. BALZELL& RRo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
A Crucifrion in China.

An American writing from China to the n. Y.
r;nes. after giving an account of the numerous
i.acutions of the rebels, says
Two weeks since, to vary the scene, they had
oruci6xon. A woman was sentenced TO be cru
aGsd for the crime of having given birth to one
:, ,he rebel chiefs. If a father is II rebel, his
~ S',;lv is considered the same, and the whole
r'm;y. from the old man of four. score to the
AHA Of four years share the same fate The poor
soman was nailed to the cross while livinga cash
m,de across the forehead to the bone, and the
kin pcaled down SO as to hang over the eyes; af
fer which the breasts were cut off; they then pro-
ceedel to break every bone in her body: large,
\ n;ta was next thrust into the throat and passed
lnwnward. cutting the chest open. The execu-
toner thrust in his hand, and grasping the heart,
,rc il from its socket.and laid it beating and reek
inc before the Judge. At Shanghae they drown
A On, hv dozens,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
Nep York Chamber Of Commerce and The British
Consul

The telegraph yesterday noticed meeting of
the New York Chamber of Commerce and their
lPnunciation of the British Consul for his con-
duct in the of the bark Maury. The follow
ngis the resolution passed by it,
Whereas, 1t appears from information derived
from reliable sources, that the representation made
To the British Government. respecting the bark
Naury which was seized at this port in October
last, on suspicion of being fitted as privateer to
cruise under the Russian flag, was one of the caus-
eS which led to the recent high excitement in Eng
land And whereas, 1t is just and proper that re-
spectacle owners of that vessel, and this CONNER
ciai community should be relieved from the mpu-
atlon thus causeessly thrown upon them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
Constitution of Kansas.

The State Convention now in session in Kan
Sasto form State constitution has adopted a
number of sections relative to the elective fran
Chlse; require popular elections to be by ballot,
the qualifications for voters being that of free
white male citizens of the United States over
'"enty-one years u age, resident six months in
the territory, thirty days in the county aud ten
'ays In the precinct, and the payment of a tax
assessed within the year Mt least ten days before
,no election. Another section di-qualihes duel
lists from hol ling office. A resolution was also
adopted authorizing the executive committee To
Issue State scrip to meet the expenses fthe con-
nnon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
PArchnse nf Enhn.

'e,ter from London t. the New York co,,.
W anu Enquirer, informs the public that the
pirenas' ct 'ahn by the L. States is pnssihln
~ 'iit 'a'trr will give two hundred millions of dol
. "a. on halt t" be applied to the liquidation If
tue le'rrlgn debt If Spain, aud the Other half 10
"l'''a'e me hume debt. One hundred millions
u, usiarS Is about one fifth of the face value of
". negn debt Of Spain, which stated in full is
~.oo'oo'uo'' but the faith Of Spain is of such
nature that the bond holders would GLADLY acca,,
one hundred millions from the United States as
full pay ''''' ''''es Us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
Mr.. CrnmpiOn.

The Washington correspondent (Nov. l5) Of
Aa New York Herald, whilst he denies the re-
norris of the dismissal of Mr.. Champion by the
President, and says it is understood by the ad-
that the difficulty will be amicably
arranged, also remarks that it may perhaps be
,acessary for the British Government to withdraw
Mr. Crampton. The correspond, MT understands
that Mr.. Champion has manifested desire to he
recalled, even though the enlistment difficulty
NAV be settled in "A manner that will entirely ex-
onfrate him from blame or completely. That will
Iel This desire occurs at an opportune moment.
We hope it may be gratified.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
4 Niifiupr Oupsu.

Although it was no secret that the King of
denmark had contracted a morganatic marriage
WIN mliner of the name Of Lola Rasmussen,
~hom ne has elevated to the rank of Countess
ilnner yet that step had never been publicly or
'HcIa made known. 1t therefore caused great
ieh'at'nn when the King. at the court and evee
nr Geld on his birthday. at the palace Of Chris
oan1oorg'ln Copenhagen, caused her to be present,
"'a presented to her the foreign ambassadors re
q'e'tng the latter TO notify his IN irrage to their
Io'perhve courts. On New Years day, She is t"
W elevated to the rank of Duchess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
Ercitem mt at Pdrkrif!e.

-. mere was good deal of excitement in Park
'''e' No. on the l3ih inst. caused hv the
appearance of Geo S. Park, the proprietor of
'"e old Parkville Lumnary, which was thrown
n Inc river last spring by mob. The citizens
1 Ia meeting and appointed committee TO or
yer Iark to leave town. Some of Parks friends
,u.GFere'L and thep were about to have fight, -
1a' asi accounts they had not settled what should
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
IN En-. Roman Catholic Priest joining Congre
rational Church.

Last Sunday morning, very interesting cere-
monv took place at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.
REV. H. W. Beecher's)-the admission of Rev.
John Dudas, formerly priest of the Catholic
persuasion, to membership in that church Rev,
Mr. Ii. is remarkably fine man in personal ap-
pcarance. and possessed of a coun'enancP indica-
i've of superior intellect. He is 10 leave this
country soon, as missionary to Constantinope
and the East.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
Youth shot dead uhiie Gunning.

RICHMOND. Nov. 2O.-Yesterday two lads of
thsi city, named Samuel II. Hicks and George
Wade went out cunning on the Plank Road,
about two miles west of this city. While hunting,
Wade accidentally shot his companion dead. An
other lad was with them, but ucither gave any
information of the fact, until this morning. when
Young Hicks was found stiff and cold on the spot
where killed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

d, me Washington Sentinel of yesterday says
;.''' te ~ and the 81 mere warrants are sell
'hS i" the rate of 81 IL an acre, or two cents
@ ~' thu buying price; the I2J and the 81 acre
"iI''ahti. t3a; selling at one cent and half
",'ahce; 40 acre warrants, each. $40, selling
pfoe SIG
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALuAnrn nnnronn rAnM Fon sALr

wish I" sell the TRACE OF LAND, which reside,
WING IN the county OF Bedford the Little Ot.r,
tour miles from the Depot ef the Ngnnia and Tennessee
,h"oad at Liberty containing five hundred and iy
ms and lies remarkably we'll aud Is considered by the best
Judges 10 be Que OF the finest farms In the yielding
su crops ut every Kind but peculiarly adapt'd To the
WhoNer ang To produce good crops of wheat clear of
smut rust Re II has every enlcuco could dcsre
"ehMAered has uponii plenty Of good timber meadow
% AeMg and thrifty orchard at choice fruits aargc, spa
's oek dwelling house With besides The base
u'ht all the necessary houses and Hydraulic
"Wng stream Of cool spring the yard
wheat ' 49,
WIZ sell the said land Mt public auction TUESDAY,
ee Jay Of December lsa and also all the crops made
% land this consisting OF Corn 700
bushels OF Oats all the Hay Fodder, Tops shuchs Wheat
straw, &e also Mules, yoke of Oxen 10 l2 Mich
VOWS 10 ar 40 head of Cattle about 100 Hogs and all
plantation Tools aud Utensils
will be upon the premises until the day sale Will
take pleasure In showing the land any person wishing
purchase.
Terms made known day of sale
9lci6th dee JND r. STEpTDE.
Salem Regis terN MIA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

:" ,D'hu~t, An eminent nhineralogist of North
u"''ha committed sui, ide by cutting his throat
.a n"'F' in Philadelphia on Monday morning
P"cnninry embarrassment is supposed to
been the cause of the rash act. The decras-
i, WAS the dsooverer If gold in North GRro-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
Gpn. PierCs's merit message.

IN -,
'"e Washington letter writer's have. for some
t'I been inning that something wonderful was
n,". 'xpectrd in the next message from the Pres
"r 1' The Cincinnati Commercial says that
S1n Pierce proposes to astonish the people by
s'ooldness and originality"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
LATEST NEWS.
:, o:Gc,,Jtu mir Cent Rr;to;,

-, ,uyoroN. Nov. %. The correspon lent Of
yow York Herald. writing from Washington
I'e IT, in the most positive manner that notwih
H., all assertions to the contrary, matterss
.s~een England and the United States appear
1A"' e'r redress are now b. fore the Cabinet here
anu U. -. rumour here has asserted the same
~ .O" adding that either England or America
'H'"s re,rnct in order to avoid war.
g cla difficulty is said to emanate from Cushng's
,.,ons, with reg ard Ia Herrs trial, in Phila-
= % ,'bia for enlisting troops tor the Crimpa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

Inc New York Herald, from all the lights nj
present before it. expresses the opinion that the
iVlag chances of the democratic nomination seem
to be- narrowed down to choice between James
buchanan Henry a. Wise. If Van Buren, says
Tue Herald Will accept Wise, Virginia has the
game in her own hands
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
Election of Hon. Benjamin Fitzpatrick.

"uoyrcOMERY, Nov. 10 The two branches of
legislature went into joint convention to day,
oH "ons,ceeded TO the election of United States
anu in the place of Hon. Mr. Fitzpatrick,
F n",o term expired on the 4th of March last
w. Sa, ,he first bhot, Mr.. Fitzpatrick was declared
Y" aected for term Of six years by majority
~ tlirty-three votes. The vote stood: Ben
o. ~. in Fitzpatrick, 70; Luke Pryor, a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
IN drmu OMcer 1enI

Second Lieutenant John d. Mccall, first Infuu
try, died Mt Fort Mekavett, Texas the 18th ulli
mo, of te,anus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
HOUSE, Lynchh"rs. VA

~ nns',slra.S harins leased o the proprietor w.
w Esq this popular Hotel ave the patron
age their the former friends OF the House. ana the
pubc generally Bringing their business experience in
catering travelling public embracing the last twenty
years and determined that WASHINGTON HOUSE shall
aba,e nothing in its ste they hope by
king IL In the highest possible degree that this vel
known and long established Hotel VIII steady increase In
public favor. Il. SNEAD,
sep 10 div kc3m L. r. CLAkA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2D.-Hon. John }. Crit
Alan, of Kentucky,addresse an immense con
"a"rse of people from the Girard House last night
~. ems most enthusiastically greeted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
AlAA SACHS ASHTON sALT,-a,rcc.


my BITS 4 :. LEE, Richmond,
\ MpONTANT NEW LAW BOONS.-A. NOR
i klS Publisher and bookseller. Rirhmodd Va, has just
published DIu EST of fBELAWS OF REAL PROPERTY
Tsyloe lomaS Id n Judge ct the 9Th Judicial Circuit Of
Virginia Of the Judges Of the supreme Court of Appeals
aud formerly Professor Of Law the University Of virginia
Second Edition revised corrected and greatly enlarged In
vols Price Sl6 30 This edition. embracing II
does nahry all the English aud American decisions
the subject Justly be considered the most valuable
compcndumo purely American Law upon the subject Of Real
Property issued In this country
Chancellor heats Opinion Of ho Hmk"fhs work applies
we'll TO the Laws respecting Real Property IN the United
States Virginia The work In The model of Cruise
Digest, and well be recommended rs valuable addition
TO the Lawyers library"
Saads Egahy Of Suit In Equity prose
cuod and defended In the Virginia State Courts aud In the Uni
ted States Circuit Courts by Alexander IL Sands ESD Coun
solow Law, Richmond Va vol pest evo, 5lOpp Price,
$500
This work is ntondet supply the young Of the legal
profession win hand book to guide them In the prosecution
aud defence 81 suits Ia Equity lnictoronco this object The
writer the history of suit In Equity from It's beginning
throuElts various final decree of appeal
ton The Appendix besides containing summary Of Ie
gal decisions by the Virginia Court Of Appeals &C. affecting
Equity pleading aud practice contains variety of forms of
Bis Answers pemnrrers, Pleas, DEGREES, &c. &c. The
practical notes also found In the Appendix viii make the work
aHnnahlc rode mecnh 10 the practitioner sep % Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

UVOIEINdsBROOk II r e Z Peteraburg,
ID ya-NOTICE taking charge Of the abovt establish
ment would most respectfully solsi: continuance Of the
patrons of the Hotel and friends ask them TO
call and My table shall always be spread with all the
daces of the The servants all attentive The
shall the best attention th am mas
will that the ladies no patronize the Hotel
Shall every graed all ask share Of bust
The furnished In the best STYLE and Is To-
quiet part the city My Omnibus will always b
at them
and fro. JOSEPH l.. CARR1NGTON,
jy 3odScts Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

Fifteen young men left Mobile \ abama, on III
9Th to join Col. kinney's settlement in Nicara
qua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
/. 1919. FALLA WINTER ARRH

S-sSree-sN INI1. ENITI
-s5sSSsStY' SAI-slMISON & BRO, sign of the Golden
ysSfrAS Pad Lock. Main street Lynchburg, Va, are now
sS>1@snn reccynga very large assortment OF Hardware
Table Cutlery Guns Pistols; Hunting and Fishing
Tackle; Silver Placed Goods Floor and Table Oh Cloths Win
dow Shndcs; Corncp; House Building Materials Carpen
tiers Mlwrghs and SEiths Tools; Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings; Sacry Makers Findings; Wood and WI
low Ware Farming Utensils Housekeeping Articles &C.
Their stock extensive and desirable offered
public patronage embracing the first class Of
goods whole recently purehased of which
eey and just introduced for the Fan and winter
trade Of 1874.
They cordially their friends and the public to make an
INSPECTION their either no wish T." purchase
desire merely to alargc and varied assortment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed II ,prc-.i, for the "viruimin..o
MARKET

NEW York, Nov u. Flour improving
- 81; Southern 80 81. Wheat improving
Southern red, - 10, white. 81 2!5. Corn firm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

VOu "a nNH WATCmEs JEWEHx,
u SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at
Wholesale and retail variety and style, at low "a
cash prices, by calling at NOWLANS, Sign of tbs Ea Kl&,
gle, No. a. Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va, where
win 20 He has just rctued Iron, the Nor
her Manufacturers Importers with the largest
fashionable Of Watches Jowelry Silver and
Fancy Goods offered this State Would not be better
Tor call and his magnificent Stock and
least 20 he buys all his Goods cash. and sell
less than the regular prices for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
paired In the best and at short notice. and Away
the and fashionable Goods m exchange for
money. O. 20 -.
Remember the place, sign Of tho Eagle No 3D. Sycamore
street. Petersburg, Va, THOMAS NOWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

This Company enry mufa0' in lis character all the
profits belong 10 and the dividends made
nualy.
The profts are over onethird the premium paid
few dollars paid annually hundreds Of thousands
@ those dependent on our lives Luly o-cts
nysSs: ESTABLISH NENF.--The subscriber
takes pleasure saving his former customers and the
public that he ready receive all kind of Goods and
Wearing Apparel cleaned lie is fully prepared
in all of various branches and prom
ses that all work left with mS Ill be done in the best
stve as those who has work attest and those
who have not seen only him trial to become
WINGED of the fact His long experience in the business Ia the
city of Baltimore warrants him in saving this much.
If YOU want your Goods for cold weather. bring them IN carry
JAMES BRADY,
opposite Sampson Diuguid a Sons,
CO. 90 az, Ivnchhurg. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

ahihotlzen 10 employ gentleman qualified teach the
ah anu treek and the common branches of English Edn
cation ~ IN assistant In the iccsbng Academy An engage
men WI be entered into from December lst July s sa6
NJ S Tor the scholastic Of 10 months In the appl
cant can likewise teach the French Modern
Drawing &c every facility Will be given him form
sepso nom the school and the net proceeds OF all such class
"a VIII be exclusively his but he will be Expected
SIX hours da, In the Academy, and to tuition In thoso
languages desired in the School itself free OF charge
hahNc OF one of the Southern States would he preferred
Applications and testimonials wiz be until 2ath In
siaut when choice " III be made Address
REV. 4, II. NOuRSE,
Principal OF the Lccsburg Academy
IS dScaJth Icnahnr,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

Virginia AT rules held in the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Court Of Franklin county the 9Th day of
November, 1850:
John Pclter, Plaintiff,
Against
Henry C. ryrec George w fyree John C. Iyree Elizabeth
Tyrce, and the said Geo w Tyrce and John w. Warren
Executors of Hiram Tyree decd, Defendants,
IL CIIANCERI.
The object this suit from the defendant Hen
C. fyree &2i2 l6s with interest from the 4th
day Of October 1853 which the plaintiff coseeury with
John C. Tyree bond executed TO George w Tyree. has
paid for the said Henry Tyree and to subject the interest of
the said Henry C. Tyree, in reVeron and remainder, Ia
all the of Hiram Tyree decd in the possession of the
said Elizabeth Iyee and the Executors of the said Hiram Ty
decd sale and the application Of the proceeds thereof
10 tho yment of the plaintiffs debt
And appearing by affidavit filed that the defendant Henry
C. resident of the State Of Virginia. resides
IN unknown, It ordered that he do here within
month after publication Of this notice and do what
protect this sutand that copy this
order published IN the Iynchburg Nrgnian weekly for
weeks and posted at the front door of the Court
house this county the first day Of the next County Court
A copy-Testc, NJ g. CARPER, GIN.
EARLY for pin lnov l2-cwIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

- sold its present location. Flat Crock county
"f Campbell miles from ynehburg and from the Court
house, THURSDAY the 10Th inst, If fair, the
next fair day thereafter at public auction valuable STEAM
SAW MILL with Locomotive Engine, in perfect running
der, and all its fixtures aud appurtenanecs.
Persons desiring To In the business viii find
their Interest 10 attend IL Is doubtful whether better En-
ne has been offered at public sale In this
ii requested opportunity will be afforded the day
Of sale 10 said Machinery In operation.
sale 10 commence at | clock.
Trrns liberal and made known on that dry
II cn2lth JAS. II, WARD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

KY{Sg stock Of CHINA, GLASS EARrnEN, STONE, mn.
lAAAH ANA, JAPAN, HARDWARE aud CUTLERY,
~~ WOOD WARE and BHuoMs alsn 1uO0hest " oo,lali
fre all sizes hope my friends and tho public III rive
aea't ~ am determined to soil low make quick salen
nov l0diwf RolgT X WATkIFs Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
%iO OOO wears. OF DnY aooDs

sNOVsJVDV AT COST FOR cAsii--BRooks
BhLL WALLER No. II, PEARL sTnsrr.--iIaving made
our in connection with other parties to
house In New York the LIST January aud continue
house horc have determined present
ataek of Goods al mieh really desirable
We WILL therefore, aud after MONDAY, the I'D instant
offer entire Hoek ut for cash.
buyers VIII find In the o Bleaehcd nd
Brown Shcetinga aud shrinsg Elanela nseya kersess
shaeps drays Blankets Cloths Casaner.s Sanets. Ken.
neky Jeans prin GmRlAnA, Dr, Goods, Apaecas, &r
A..
pnf fiend and customers wishing buy order The
usual credits VIII be supplied nj usual prizes
We the the "a "a Pulled Cloths.
aud will keep the stuck Goods aud -cll then,
Ne have heretofore
W. sullrit a call IT. IN friends aud The trade
BkOukS, BELL WALLER,
oc I'm Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-22

Nhf. oF n DtStHABIsE r. n Nj NfSl-
- pENtE AND FARM-The undersigned, in pursuance
o decree pronounced IN the
virginia and Others Jones In the Circuit Court of Camp
hccounfY will sell at public auction the 9Th day Of DE
tEMBEK next II fair II not the fair ay the prcm
SEES that DESIRABLE FARM, which Warner 4 Jones
resides co lung about nnetyiNe ncrrs well improved
with neat Family Residence" aud very extensive Garden
and Orchard and has about 10 of Crock Flats
TERMsCas for all the Of sale the residue
credit of six, twelve and eighteen months, viz well
dorsed and the title retained till all the purchase money paid
+. i. KIRKPATRICK. lc,..,..
nnA Nrt5 Inc i AIEIITER ANomfs