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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-28
a II G. 7 10 n!
Will. BE SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO
e. - - 3.

At $50 CHURCH ST, BURLINGTON. VI.
4 Ii the immense Stock of DRY GOODS, Car
y piting, Crockery. China, and Glass Ware,
Paper lIaugings aud Looking Glasses, with n
variety Of othor articles now 10 Store for CASH
a great slgrifcj at private sale, and Mt Auction
every Tuesday anil thursday, Commencing at one
o'clock p NJ. We intend TO dispose Of our whole
Stock as fast as may be, as contemplate impor-
tant changes 10 our business.
NICHOLS & BOYNTON.
Dec 18th, 1855. dIw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-28
New dsOOGA.

ID ErICuLES, Purses, Bags, and Baskets, Work
II Boxes, Dressing Cases, she'll Pearl aud Silver,
Card Cases. Port Monies, Stuff Boxes, dc.
J. T.. BRINSMATD.
December, Is. 1855. div
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-28
GORGE " ASi!IS :TON,
The Eather Of his Country
Bl.NJAMI> FHtNkL lN,
The Philosopher
DANIEL W f iiSTE


A special agent has visited Europe and made care
fu and judclous selections of foreign works Of Art
both in Brouze aud Marble Statuary and Choice
Paintings.
The whole forming a large arl valuable colioc-
ton of Paintings and Statuary, to be distributed
FnEE amonG the members of the Association tor
the Second Year.
Terms of Membership.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any
one a member of this Association, and entities him
to either one Of the ollowin, Magyar mes for one
year, also ticket in the distribution Of stat
larry and Painting.
The Lit nature issued to subscribers consists ofthe
following Monthly Magazines liarrers, Putnam :
knickeI booker 3lackwood'-, Grahem's, Godey's
Book, and Householi Words
Persons taking five member hips are entitled t"
any five Of the Magazines for one year, and to sir
nckos in the distribution.
The net proceeds derived from the sale of mem
berships. are dvvo ed toythe pur base Of works Of
Art for the ensuing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-28

New styles Tea Sets, Casters, Cake baskets. spoons,
Forks, Knives, DC, at the old .tand CT urch ST.
dtw J. u HRINSNATD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-28
Trials and Triumphs.

rNRAvEls in Egypt, Twilight and Beulah by a
L BLIND MAN, for safe at
HUNTINGToNs
Burlington, Dec. Is, 1855 ddw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-28
NEW GOODS
cos MOP OLIT An
ART A S s OC A T ! on

n z I II ; . Z Il I . n
SECOND YEAR.
RRANGEMtNTS for the second Annual Col
~ lection of this new and popular Institution for
the diffusion of Literature and Ant, have been made
on most extensive scale. Among the works already
engaged Is the iar-iamcd
" GENOA CRTCIFJf,"
which originally cost Ten Thousaud Dollars.
n forming the Collection, the diffusion Of
works Of AMERICAN Art, and the encoura cement OF
American genius have not been overlooked. Con'ni,-
sons have been issued to many If the rn9-t d.tiu-
.uishc1 American Artists, who will contribute
some Of their finest productions. Among them
are three Marble Busts, executed by the greatest
living SculptOr,--nIRAN Powers
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-28
VICTORY VICTORY !
Indian Vegetable pulmonic Syrup.

'Hulili NtHtlublt uilUNiilt - IUl,'
n ICToR LArONAH, n celebrated Indian. dis
10 vered in t,e cumbiua ion oi four kinds al
Roots and II.tb', rene ~ that is WARRANTED
to cure the worst ca Of
Coughs, Coids, Whonping Cough, Group
asthma, BroHch,tis, and Consumption
in all cases whore the Lungs arenot IN silly con-
umrd, where there is vitality to sustain life il
the Lungs.
1t mas been trio in hundTe Is ofcises, and never
vet, has failed to The agent has in his pos
session many certificates OF its wonderful virtups
One to three bottles are warranted 10 cure the
hardest OUCH.
One TO two bottles warranted to cure the worst
COLD.
One to two bottles will cure the WH0OPING
COUGH.
Two to four bottles will cure the ASTHMA.
-Four to eight bottles warranted 10 re
BRONCHITIS
Ore bottle will cure The GROUP.
six to eight bottles are WARRANTED - ure
tDNSj NpI.BN
in all cases where the Lung. are not consumed (and
in every case IT GIVES RELIED benefit is expe.
rieuced from the first bottle, aud is warrant
cd when the above quantity is taken.
Nothing can be more astonishing to the invalid,
after trying all the popular medicines of the day
to no effect, than that these common Roots and
Herbs combined will cure all pulmonary diseases,
still this is a FIXED FACT. Thousands Of cases
eau he referred to in uur own Nov England States.
For further particulars aud certificates of cure,
circulars left with every agent,
This article i. now manufactured by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-25

p,,r OrrlCr UErAkTMENr.
i'> JASrARY l2 1855.
u1EorosALS oT T,' >. iuly 1855 to the 3otL day OF
States troni ~ -. -; S,I,r Of VIRGINIA will be
June 1s9 ns%,:, .t: oc~ Of the Post Office nepTr, Hs
5ssS.ra %ss; ID H. S ely +; % h sS .S T. 1855 % '' on s se
p,. Apr', t,,"' a,,I y, ,tr in,, Nrr"'" 'r'''"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-01-25

From ,'. ! Al5,', lrs.aif5a :. IN. l,y. sy Bpm:
Cs,io norSes >;,.ig;, r1" Station. S"n"s:cr's Stu
NJ" "alag: g,,,.- '.or Hall. Brisiue's Station
s.sAG s. SiAion cg,:. c%+:. Dps, Benie,on. Milriew,
liz r'I anA S'siion lI; ,il H., M,ehcll's Station.
:,,,Eo A!l"s and b,": orange &. H.. to Gordons.
~, AZ x'ndr;Fi5'Gn ,i,'t nlr, and back. dsiy VIII
- "o:do...,iIii,,.I!L .!r sane day by lO.i5sn:
,s, ~, = Alcxrndrry.sa ry a,iy .s!; a, u IS s,n,
!exa,dris 40 dame Sh'ne day by 3.lOpm.
w4rrsns,sosn' gsss'@n ., s,.sne day by ,; s.45 an;
fSt.warr-n,t" "a sane dny by 3IOpm.
sAl-xsndy;n. 'Sr Si ,,ordousville daily atslssm
'''s, and R.n'I R Gy friendship Falls Church prucb
'""''''n Mill, TO Dranesvilis. and from rom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
Horrible AImrRcr

II a negro girl belonging TO Thomas Jenkins.
Esq, OF Raleigh. n c., blew out the brains of
az an interesting daughter of Austin Frost, Of Ra.
sqgn, aged only Il years, ON Monday last. The
'oo' deed WAS committed with n shot gun. The
young lady. Miss Virginia, saws the Star. was
siting out IN the yard. while the negro wns scour
ing one NJ the back rooms of the house. when the
rest ut the famly. who were in the front part of
'ae house, were alarmed by the report of a gun.
aad going TO the back door. found their daughter
laying Out in the yard with nearly half of her
head shot off The whole charge Of the gun had
entered the side of, and tearing off nearly the
whole of the back part of the head. while her
Drains lay strewn all over that part Of the yard.
Immediately ON the discharge of the gun, the
negro leaped the fence and absconded. but
was caught before she had gone very far. A
Jury OF inquest was held over the body and gave
their verdict, that she came to her death from the
effects OF a gun in the hands of the girl Ellen.
from cause or causes unknown The nerro's
lrst account is, that as she was going out of the
house with the gun, she stumbled ever u dog, eau
sing the gun to 90 off bat since that, she has
stated that she fell over log of wood. We un-
derstdnd, thatit is the opinion of the medical
men IN attendance, that the gun must have been
placed within foot Of her head to have caused
such Il wound. The negro is now in jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
Yours truly
Southern Steamer Bidding The Ne,c Workers.
Defiance.

Southern Steamer Bidding The Nep Workers.
Defiance.
Qalte an excitement was produced at New FORK
tuesday; by the conduc, of the steamer Crrs-
nj Clty IN taking her departure whilst under
cure for violating the quarantine regulations of
e port The Board of Health, after having or.
'rea her back to quarantine, had forbidden any
sage to and from the steamer, but in spite of
aers she persisted in taking in a cargo and pas
se.s ron tugs, at the quarantine groundand
P'fsa for her departure. The health officer
YHfd TO the commander of the United States
O'P OF war Cyane, who armed and manned his
''S 10 proceed toward the steamer, but in the
anime a . the latter got up steam and put to sea.
UHance of the authorities The pilota nd
Im
iNe =, Board of Health have ordered the quaran
\ '1cer to lay the facts connected with the
VI oeiore the District Attorney,witha view of
,D's0hS the captain and owners of the steam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
FUTURE DAY S


4 STOCK &e-}y virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
the 3ls of March, 1850 by Jesse Qnarles wife
shall proceed Liberty, Bedford Courthouse day
of October sell at public valuable DWELL
ING HOUSE in the said and LOT containing about an
Of ground with brick Kitchen necessary
houses. Also, n small unimproved LOT, the principal
street Also valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying the
Virginia Tennessee Railroad mile and hall East of the
town of Liberty containing PIP good portion of the
Tract is in timber and the cleared land fresh and produces
fine crops of Wheat and Tobacco Also valuable
Slaves five work Horses yoke of work Oxen stock of
Cattle and Hogs OK Cart twohorSc Wagon and ar
and Plantation Tools and Utensils consisting the
nj variety used farm all the said Quarles Household and
Kitchen Furniture and the of Grain Provcnder and To
bacco made the above mentioned farm the present
The of sale will be made known the day of sale
and will be Ms liberal as circumstances will admit.
sep 2letllth oc q. A. WINFIELD, Trustee.
- ALE or FACTORY F1A1UKESIhe unlersiyn ed viii sell
y Friday afternoon 9TH October at o'clock Mt the factory
OF the late james Boyd West street at public auction the
following articles: l. Presses large and six small; Screw;
Leyeronr largo, small, II Pr ze-hanis finshcrs
Snker arseHud very fine doublehogshead Press in prime
ORDER lot Buekes d8cpcs &c; Fac Dry Stoves Cooking
Stove Ii iucricek lot Tools lapp drawing
knife hammer griuesome aud suulry other articles Also,
the Kitchen good framed building win shnsed root Work
shop. &c.
TES.Cash for purchases under the amount Of 800
that amount credit OF sA days negotiable uotes to be given
satisfactorily endorsed. X. q. II. kEAN,
c. r. PHELPS Huetr. Admir- Of LIS. NJ. BOYD decd.
scutl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
rpIEACsrED AND BROWN DOW EsTsCS
f,r saeb nv fscp lqtsl THOS. j. DAVIS a co.

TENHE subscriber, Intending 10 move 70 Richmond about
g. the cose Of the present year, offers for safe or
rem, tie Family Residence occupied by himself, at
the junction of Sth street aud lth rlley. Also, Lot
obliauely opposite his denee in outiveton which is
n fine garden.
The dwelling las six rooms, porches, front and rear
and is well fai she'd throughout Or the lot with the
a.. clio, - an, ti,c and three setvaats roo~,s, all finish
ed in good STYLE. There is lso an ice. coal and wood
house and wei; of excellent wate,. The tear yard OF
the dwelling is paved with large flag stones. Both lots
are well set in fruit and -hrubhery
Tn any nerson desiring to buy, long credit if pre-
Ge,red will be given. II rented | should prefer To do
so for IA of years either case terms will be h0
eral.
ANY nicstion through the fost Office or elt at
the V.tginan OtHce, will receive early altentio2.
CO.., 7;f3,., J. C. SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
rs'HE sUBsCRiBEss OFFERS FOR

n sale Four Five Acres OF Land the
Basin of the james River and kanawha Company, adj.
Joining the site Of tie Piedmont Works. portion
above and the ,iduc below 1t ftons about thou
sand feet on road along the margin Of the Basin, and
extends back the river the independent canal
which the company constructing for the purpose
of supplying the city with The canal is 90 feet
wide bottom, IS op,and deep a-d it IS estimated
BY the Engineer of the company that it will tnrn sh a
constant supply OF surplus water sufficient To work 50
far or run Of Mill Stones after supplying the quantity
recdod for the city. The purchaser will acquire with
the land thirty ears lease of suiciency Of water TO
work six pair of Stones, free of rent with the rie hit of
tpking the residue of the surplus ut the
ally charged by the Company for the use of water
Ills level of the Canal an also the tnrher right of
building across aud over The Canal The whole of this
property. with the privileges appointment, will be sold
entire, in parcels 10 suit purchasers Persons desi-
ring TO purchase sites with view to the erection of
milling or her manufacturing establishment, would do
well to Apply once, much OF tho cost which would
otherwise be encountered in getting the water from the
Canal might be saved by constructing these works be-
fore the walls which be put up for the purp Of
protecting the Canal, completed
For precise informant n 10 the probable quantity OF
surplus water the Canal will aiiori md the terms
which it can be leased reele be bad to Major Ellis,
the President and Mr. Louraine the Engineer of the
Company. NM DANIEL, JR.
sep 10 d &c2taw4w
EYy- Iynchburg .,ernblican and Richmond Enquirer
will nlrn - copy twice "A week weeks
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21

tinn WI be ppsneI al III - e, '5'I.s'
~' hn t asa Apparatus. and all the usual feitjr'
,e7,r. Of tuition will be si0n the Preparatory
Department, aBd so in tnesH Ie9He '" VIZ "''1'o
session One la the tuition Ph3a',g :" inteod 70
II - Coesate c ,ussr woOIi place them. as
snon AZ possible. in Preparation, prlae, en- ','.
,a a,y he ,hnroughly anl r'sn ni> 'rep're" " o,-
lrgr. 80 III .,..,.,.u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21

PRESCRIPTIONS The concern OF iluBSoN
~ \ ARAISTE Nd is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Those Indebted to ths concern VIII pay to L.
A,,i,sal and iLase having claims against the con-
rerr vii present fhnn him tor adjustment be having
rrh,sad al aid Hubsn1 his entire interest nhebooks
psner, aud good. of said concern Of ltoh-on A,ni'
F1i John +. HOBSON,
49, l. l.. ARMiSrEAD.
The ,b,cribcr in retiring from the concern oil li"o
o A,r.i.t4ad returns his thanks for the patronage
received Mt he h. rds Of Tia friends and respectfully So
eit< continuation Of the same ia the new t"E SH u
l.. l.. Arinst, al, "Oi' - nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21

The interments in New Orleans for the week
ending the 9th instant were 375. of which o55
were OF yellow fever, and LOG of other diseases,
showing decrease of 46 in yellow fever and an
increase OF II III other diseases. There have been
2,2O3 yellow fever deaths in New Orleans this
season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY WM, II. NIOsBY, Auctionecr.
NALUARLEPROPERrY forsALE.

V-lhe Undersigned. with view OF relieving him
srli hon his present embarrassed eondiii,n will offer
Tor sale privately until the 5th dsv of September next.
the following valuable property, viz two Lots of
Ground in the city Of Lynchhrrg fronting 40 feet each
on Jefferson street the Bnsin Of the james River and
hana"ha Canal. nrarly OPP site the large wall;
tour Lots fronting 80 feet each tie Basin Of the
Caha running buck lathe Orange and Alex tndria Rail
nhd; Lot ON Jefferson street. opposite tho store vt
Mcdaniel, Huu& Preston, fronting ieet; four Framed
irnemenis aud Lots near d. L. Rec, lying between
the old and new turnpiles House and Lot doining
d. f. Spences residence u most desirable family resi-
"encei) bot md Wooden Tenement md vacant Lot.
Doth adjoining III sams: hataeie Lot Back Wa.
Ter Creek. Judge VIM Daniels lee House; also,
hs interest (beng two thrds.) in that valuable Senm
hrwk Machine near the Gas Works; about 20 he al OF
Horses and Mules, all young and well broke harness;
or 10 new Wagons e rnd horse aud seveial see.
on hand Carts, Wagons, Nr
Such portions of said property may not he sold by
the oh day ol September next, will on that ny be 500
by way Of public auction
All tae creditors of the undersigned arc invited To
purchase HAT their olum4 may be un,at,e against
he amount due by them respectively tor purchases.
All persons having open accounts against him are
quesledo present them by the st day of cpemher that
lie may endeayor to make provision FOR them; those
indebted to him are earnestly requested to pay without
further delay
\. b The PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
in all their different branches, and oil The
hand may he rotAeted Gu bel cen this and the
1t day Of September rfl be carried promptly by
tho conress ~ will nike the Works on tint day, he
intends tn A1k&'a purtucr.
aug II d3las t5hsert GEO. G. CURLE.
kepubcan copy.
POSTFONEMENr
The sale Of Read Estate t,tscd by Geo. g. Cure,
will take place the 2lst inst.
ser6 eo,2lst G. Il. PHELPS, Auctr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21

aoT Ferer on Board q Richmond Steamer.
@% DIRK. Sept. lS.-The steamer Roanoke,
Ncihmond, which arrived yesterday quar-
"a where she is now detained, had two cases
new fever and one death on board during tn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21

MALwAULIE, Sep 18th, 4, p. M.-The steam
er Sebastopol is ashore and the sea is breaking
over her. Three women and children are seen
on board, but it is impossible to relieve them. The
steamer has commenced going to pieces
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
nENTlNss MATENgALN for sALE

j the Super kuysl Wsshioeron Hand Press iinien
Is pa bed 3?4 46d used but short Il ne ana N
NJ, fact urle, Gases. Stands. Racks, Imposing Stone
ana Frame GnlIe,s, Sc IL ctevety ding requisite
for printing spaper. They will b." sold ge'ef or
se,,arhtel, on accpn.mpiating terms Apply al tins
Office, or address +. w. iynehbufs' Va.
snn IL 4 tkr3t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
,ShfulrrprE.

CHICAGO, Sep. l5th.-A violent gale common
ced here this afternoon The brig Tuscarora
was wrecked. Her crew was saved by life boats.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
OeSirnciiNe GRe.

Mn ORLEANS, Sept. Isl town of Proc
~, ,@'' :, i'a' ON Lake Borg. was nearly destroy
> Oalo Saturday night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
Lihprni Dnnntinn

I'M. a.a,1iSE,GToN, Sept, I6.-A gentleman from
-. a" who withholds his name. deposited $1,000
~ Jay Tor yellow fever sufferers in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
IMP ErnpcIpI Gtlnmpr-

30 " .
t" ORR, Sept. 10, 9 p. M.-We have no IL
: y'l OF the steamer Baltic, due here from
pool with dates to the 9Th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
AnrnI Refirinr LIST.

1a>'ilNaToN, sept 13.-The Star p'onoun-
- D '''t ofoiicers affected by. the naval Re-
R n'ord published in the N. Y. papers ex-
's'y incorrect.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
Healih Of Near OgieQRS.

Nv ORLEANS, Sept i9.--lhe deaths 10y fever
o'r'hg the past week have been $50, and
'e'r as on epidemic is at an end.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
LANaER a. BROTHER,

w IL . l. + 5 A l. T. ID A LERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
NJ zoo BALTIMORE 81. opposite HANOVER ST. BALTlNORE
NOtLD respectfully ca The attention OF Mer-
W clants visiting the Eastern Cities, 10 their stock
ol new Fa and Winter Dry Goods, which Is large aud
we'll assorted.
Our stock Of Heavy Wonlens ind y 5nostic Couons
was honghi in the months ., May anl June, the low
rates
To prompt oad reliable buyers We ara willing sell
nj "A very small advance. mug l6-dSc5u,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
Change in the Wealth,

Change IN the Weather.
WASHINGTON Sept. 19.-From O'Clock yes
terday afternoon,unti O'Clock this mlorning,t the
thermometer fell 81 degrees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
BY TELEGRAPH,
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.--The Collins steamer
Baltic. from Liverpool, has reached her wharf.
LIVERPOOL MARKET
Breodsfufs-Steady and unohanged prices
somewhat sitter not quotably higher Western
Canal Flour, los to iOs Cd. Philadelphia and
Baltic II to i2s. Ohio ~ to i2s I'D. Wheat
ed.steady, at an advance of to ID. White
- to l2s I'd. Corn advanced Is per quarter-
White a to Is; yellow 30 to 40. Accounts of
the crops arc favorable.
ANOTHER cANNoNApE OF sEpAsTopoI
The London Times says there will be n COMMON
aiding of Sebastobo commenced by tho Allies, in
October, to which that of April last will be but
trihing in comparison. An iron tempest will be
poured into the city, which with tho weight and
range of the guns and the new position of the
batteries obtained by steady progress, will try
the patience of Russia to the utmost.
New York Sept. Colour advanced 12
conts-state ~ 81 to IS 90; Southern steady at
SO 81. Wheat trine higher-Southern white
81 90 to 81 %, red 81 10 to 81 %. Corn
Western mixed s75 cents.
BALTIMORE, Sept Colour unchanged
Howard Street aud Ohio 80 IS; City Mills less
firm but not quotably lower. Wheat unchanged
with moderate demand-white 81 80 to 81 ~;
red 81 20 to 81 rs White and yellow Corn IS
to 90 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21

TEsD CONTRACTORS - Propospl. viii he
received ot ny ulice, in TazeN ell. Clahoul co.
Tom until flr 3Uth day of Aarus for the Masonry Of
ls,i Br fgc uver Ciinch AMI Huston rivers fat the
Cincinnati Cnmberipnd and Chtr,est1n Rarond.
The nhnve Bridges arc high Gone Sc feet, the other 80
f.-l y nnd very long. Tho work be commenced
hmm. list.ly after DAY # letting " ut in the
foundation during the low water of the Fall mouths
wilalso receive prop osas until the Is OF Ocfober,
Ter tie Graduation and Mosonry Of that part of thr
pbev, ncnte ed Rond. living between Beans Station,
Gminger county ard the townof Ne .pert, Caebe
ty, $50 miies.)
Tn. above work i. heavy srd well woril ythe at:en
tom Of Cn,truriurs. The terms of ayr,ent viii be
wholly c,>H 7. L. OWEN,
" 3O.rtl sthoct Ciiei Engiteer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21
EAI. IL d 90 ID =.
RICHARDSON & co,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
o5 Main Street, Richmond, Va.

WE aro now receiving, Of our own importation,
w md purchases in tho Northern Cities general
n assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Our Stock will compare tavonby with any former
IN vn,ety Fine and Course Woolcns, Dress Goods,
&c and will take pleasure in serving all who will
call on
Also the most extensive aud attractive stool uf
CARPETING6. RUGS. &c.
To be found in the CITY from the lowest price 10 the
beet imported into this coontry--wi FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS TINT will be cut 10 any measure for rooms or
rntsages. RICHARDSON 4 co,
sep6 I'm Richmond. vn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-21

This Company eatrely matprl in its character as all the
profits belong insured and the dividends al made an
uualy.
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dollars paid annually secures hundreds OF thousands
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