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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROPOSALS
will be received at the once Of the Jersey City Water
Commissioners Grand street Jersey City until IL O'clock
Tuesday May lst 1855 for furnishing the material tss
and constructing main in Essex street. from van
Worst street TO the Hudson river and also the
era connected Herewith Plans and specncatons ~
NAV be seen At the ofce after zseh
inst. GEO. II. BAILEY Engnsu.
pRoPvsALs FOR GRADING THE EEsERoaL a, -.
At Green Point, Kings county L. I-yeAoc krvps,.s
will be received reducing 10 proper rsde ~ .sn0 -
slevenths Of the above farm, containing spous
hundred and thousand cubic ysrds M exee
vaon Proposals the price per cubic ysss ss sss
work The grade &c, can be seen the roeidsaee
Of U shreye corner Of Union and First streets On -
premises, where pgoEoss, r An 81 an'h sAs A
INST. ~. pnRaNcH lcouv,..;nns-.
CRrkr Pofrr April ~, 100
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S75O OOO NEW, YORK AND HARLEM RAM

WI Ill lhnl INV iohA AMI nANalAA hAtkS-
bonds part Of issue Of million This mortgage ooves
large amount Of real estate In this city we'll many
parcels the line Of the road not included In the nr
mortgage; the branch road to Port Norris the Ra
River with wharf and ground belonging thereto and al ths
rslling stock and furnisuIe Of the road
The bonds issued with interest attached
able the nrs days Of February and August In each yea
and the principal the August
sc4 The mortgage made to tho Farmsrs Loan AAd fru
Company OF this city trustee for the bondkoe ana
recorded In all the countss through which the road
This issue added 70 the FIRST WI make the mortgage IN
cumbrance upon the road four million d0Arsless than
Per cent upon its cost to this time The Of @
bonds now offered will be ussdnrst TO sxtinguish the
floating debt Of the Company and second 70 complete ts
double track White Plains and erect few Staten
houses required the line Of the road all Of which, 10
pectsd may be done 30 ~ to close "eonstructoa -
The security upan which these bonds based bellows
TO all respects ample quito reliable thss q Ne
first mortgage The earnings Of the road constantly
and M business present and prospective nsvsrss
William B. Draper, treasurer, Harlem Railroad Cos-
pany, New York endorsed Proposals. for I'd Msrtgase
Bonds" until che Heenth day OF May nsxt whom they via
DO opened, and should state whether tho eRsr DO
cash ON fecsiving the bonds in
per cent payable respectively the 18th Of Nay 10Th
June 18th Of July and 18TH q August III. right Of
,s:'nS =. Or any part Of shs bids i d:.st e
Board Of Directors. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
NoTEThs road terminates In the centre OF tho city e
New York 10 one hundred and thirty riles long,
netting The city with Albany and all the trade OF the gss
West together with portion Of that Of the North The
New York April Sd. 1855.
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LEGAL NOTTCHs.

r KGAL NOTICE TO SAFE MANUYAcrURERs-rHE
~ undersigned gives notice that pstent issuod
March "a 1865 for The alum dns for sass used By Nsss
Holmes Butler, Eos. 90 and ~ Maidea Isno sad
that all future thereof will be rdly
erted This notice tecomes some Of tbe pra
cpNl safe MAKERS In New York (and In pseusD are
understood 70 have Wed IT, imitsa on Of since be
Crystal Palace test In 1888 q. W HAHMoND o., A.
torxsy Cor Holmes Butler, Ne. IS Wsli skesN
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ST 900 600 BONDS 9. THE yIsoIEIA AND

$00OOOO 9. R THE yIsS.A Ase
They are a' dsssa Isl % "a -
ssis y: ;s
Ss st on paysse semi annually ..ths Bank
snsu., Of he sompsss q
authority the arc pus sso:s ~ Spd saLse
With
snnn tbsr.to Th .nd privileges sPy
ps,'' s.sss si Y; Ya.si.
). Ss cent =
IS Seat s s'
The capital Of the so%psay T. s. o ,a.ss waisS
M tss rAs i:n ss
LynShsvTE e The line + s4 miles. q which IS
nine require only sa DO oonpsss them, snd Z.
TSsrs has been expended on The road .Soss
1890 1900 \. rolling stock and s.psa:s ss.
exceed $500 per road The road form: link in Tie
route Union giving A. .inoss straight line ss
Me- SSr;l ns and Eastern ess: Calf
than rvs hundred there /. but ONE moro link =
sslas.s sss
v ss Sns ss and a ss: ::
hsrEss has certain local business ovn vhsh q
miles ~ .. s sis ys sus sass s s
through REGION sbounans h mineral. sfsss
but WHICH sss . vss
Ss
has been BY the State and supported generally by tne
people OF Virginia. with large cash capital pa
r. believed security has been recently offered o
snnu.y their sesi. ,Re s
the earnings OF the rad linking fund TO pay
ment Of them Al msury and the stockholders adsp
I'd Is limo OF policy to declare dividend excepting
cash surplus after tho interest and sinking fund have
been provided tor
The terms which she sale will be made rs per os.s
down, and the balance in payments OF 10 per every
thirty days till all paid II the whole amount paid 4
once interest to LIST July 70 be allowed The right
Ing All Or any psr. OF the bids 10 reserved deemed for
lodged in bank TO be delivered when tho whole amount
paid Full informA ton win be given all subjects
nestsd with the hpsnoal Affairs Of the Company which
and doenmsnts and rcfsTsnces Obtained By applying 90
whom offers must DO sent sealed and marked Tdsr fsr
Railroad Bonds before the 2ath MAY next.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
President Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 90.
Tho Board Of Directors are
HENRY DAVIS. THOMAS l.. PRESTON
GEORGE STUART, WIN. r. ANDERSON.
WILLIAM A. READ,
And c. r. NJ. GARNETT Is Chief Engnese.
will receive sealed proposals for the above which
will remain with unopened till three O'Clock r. n
Thursday the z4h day Of May next to BIO then opened
the Of The President other authorised
ABRIAN H. MULLER. 50 wan ssrsss.
New York. 9Th April, 1855.
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STABLE TO LET IN REAR OF 4s EIGHTH STREET,
- Slinton place. Apply At ~ Water street

SIABLE TO RRNT-F0R SIX MONTHS POSSIBLY
wsve In the Of the dwelling the north west cor.
T..9 mon rsrk and Sixteenth street Inquire at NO
Assa sm'eeath street, near Filth avenue. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

SPORTING, 40.
CANARY BIRDS FOR sALE.-LoNG BREED CA.
~ nary tbirds, with Apply TO ], w. Knorr, 1856
Seventh street, between avenues and @.
T,oR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL BLACK WATCH DOG.
II Apply At 163 Prince street. In the basement
CPoRTING.-Y0R SALE, CHOICE LOT or PURE
- Bolop gray fowls also quantity OF fresh laid
Apply house the Catholic Church. Kent
above Wi ioushby street. East Brooklyn Also very large
black newfoundland dog
CPoRTING -YoR SALE, AVERY HANDSOME YOUNG
- EngIish pointer dog, brouGht from England last
fall He worthy the attention q those In wsnt Of good
b,ep him, Apply t1i6 Chambers street in the store,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

To LET-Two ELEoAxT FOUR STORY BROWN
f5 feet deep, in perfect ORDER ali the Inv
provements and most der able residences for renee
fourth street, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

FURNISHED HOUSE, ON EASY sERMs.-A WIDOW.
eT without children owning large furnished house,
atle board with then thereby reducing about
$l,o00 Apply, after O'Clock, to JAMES SUCH 80 East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

ErURNISHED HOUsE-To LET THE WHOLE OR
part fine three story house. with modern improve
way below Broome street In desirable location. Apply
TO Messrs. HAMPTON DRUMMOND, grocsrs, 80 Canal
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DOR SALE-ONE ELEGANT CITY MADE COUPE
Rookaway, suitable for two horses. 1t has had
but little and will DO sold Low according to its vaue
also, one heavily mounted single harness Can be
FACANS stable 81 West Twenty street. Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

INIE ST LOFT OF BUILDING % CEDAR STREET, TO
let None but those wiling to give security need apply
Inquire CT JOHN NlSILE, on the premises Lease one
Hved lars1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY
having more room than they require would like TO lot
modern improvements to several single Break
fast desired Call at lSl West Twenty fourth street.
Eetween the Seventh and Eighth avenues.
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TO LEIt-nLEGANTY FURNISHED on UNPUBLISHED
apartments without board Hrst or seoond aaars
complete in modern house, with gas baS a. 40 ssss
gentlemen only where there beardsrs and onv two
In family Apply ut l07 West twentieth srcst as
avenue, between and p n. - 's'oAs"
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DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-FOR SIX
u months or one year, longer English basement
ssrn copvs. four story s5y tuated Union
on unusually low For further particulars apply to
KEYS HOAGLAND, Everett House, opposite Clarendon
Hotel, Fourth avenue.
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TENANTS, nns,,srEn

ITO IEr-THR UPPER FART AND BASEMENT OF
the genteel brick 332 Broome street near tia
bowery Enquire on the premises.
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COUNTRY HOUSE TO LET AT GLEN cOvE, L. la
new house. two story and attic with every necessary
arrangement for comfort with fourteen rooms barn.
snd fruit trees, lot $50 feet square, situated the
Glen Cove road, south Of the village. Apply to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

COUNTRY SEAT TO LET-AT SPUYTEN DUYvIL
on the Weschester side the depot; beau
tituI place Apply to h. w. cO0MBS. No. 42 Trinity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

DOR SALE-FORTY FINE NORTHERN HORSES
match and SINGLE several pair of very fine horses
qure at II b. Beatys H. Newkirks Hotels Bergen Five
Corners, Hudfon county, N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

uoUsE TO LET-A GENTLEMAN WHO HAS GIVEN
II up honsekeeping would be slad to let TO email family
three story house. with modern Madison
and Fifth Address T. r. D., Herald oice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

brick dwelling house. in Union street Brooklyn, between
Clinton and Court streets The house we'll built with
large and high congs kitchen range gas through
ont and is being repsnted and put in thorough repair
The stuatisn and ncghborhocd ameng the best ia
Brooklyn. Apply to NATHAN STEPHENS, first house
west Of Court street the south sde Of Union street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
Kan sqs Politics.

The Kansas correspondent of the Missouri De
,oocrat saws the returns from twenty two pre-
cnct, give Rceder, for Congress, .935 votes
There wore still twenty-nine precincts TO hear
ron. and it was thought bis vote would exceed
Snj The election passed off peaceably, and
no persons were permitted to vote unless they
had been actual residents of II city III town for
thirty days preceding the election.
The free sellers are getting up documents
herewith to contest Whitield's seat in Com
cress. They profess to be able to prove that
here were only four legal pre-slavery voters IN
franklin, while Whitfield received 81 votes there
hat ont of upwards of 2oo votes cast for Whit
irld at Wyandotte, only 30 were legal; that out
# 2}o cast at 0sawatome, not over ID were le-
.al that a, Baptist Mission, which gave Whit.
I'D over 100 votes. there were II legal voters
md only l3 Of them cast ballots: and, i'll fine. that
nj eco legal votes were cast for Whitfield
droughout the whole Territory.
Delegates to the Constitutional Convention
md been chosen. They viii form a State con-
tuition for Kansas and apply for admission in
D the Union Mr.. Reeder will be the bearer of
be constitution and petition TO Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
Unshinetnn TENS.

" ,su1yGToN, Oct 23.-It is said in circles
" 'a"e e, with Mexican affairs that Presi-
,lyarex is not the man for the times, al
',,b his patriotism and trayery are beyond sus-
w. and that Gen. Conmonfort being much
Llor sbrewder and more popular. will eventual
W. 'ontrnsed with the reins of Government. -
..ti. To Almonte, (who will, if he wishes. be
,,;aed here under any circumstances, or any
,",eA that Mexico looks for Il leader, and as the
'.s,Iabie regenera,or OF his country.
+ i understood that Ilargous, of New York, is
,bis city to sustain his original elaim as sue
scr to the Garay grant
Iastructions have been issued from the State
,.nartnent. to VIM. Ward, the |. s. Consul at.
o,namo. 10 raise his flag aeam, his conduct like
IN, ofDr. Worrell, late [. :. Consul al Ma,an-
as ' being strongly condemned by the Govern
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LATEST
~ DAYS LATER FROM FL ROPE.
TIC cUNA7D MAIL SEAM
Err AFRICA

,u;,s Threatening Pesekop- lombard.
TO isssa Expected hourly Cotton De-
u - Bfeads,aGs ddrdneed
a,,.,x. Oct. 1.-THE canard steamship ( T
'L, ,ats1 here this forenaon with one week.
| ..ll;psnce than tina. received hv thu At
{, .f.ica left Liverpool on the 18th. aud
| A. ..;,e nanher Of passengers. The war
nninportani. hat her commercial inteli-
r. 'a,as.es.ed of peculiar inicrc,t
e ! FROM TIE cRlMEA, ETC.
Clio. have been quite active IN their op-
:. an the Danube. kms still hold out.
o gu 'b,asnol all wa< quiet with the exception
~ s ',s,.ional shot from the Russian batter
F. II, engagement had occurred near kertch
\ unlimited favorablv tn the Allies.
pr g' Allies nj last accounts, were threatening
fr Pre-, otE,obardment of Olessa by the Allied fleet
Nv ,,ectad to come off Immediately.
as ee1fouuERClAL INTELLIGENCE.
E, .,.,pp,oG.. Oct. i3-Cotton.-Salrs of the
- ~ 600 bales. Prices considerably lower
ffN pGanression amounts almost toa panic 1t
y, 5oclined at least T. quarter OF a penny. The
!, .Iet closed dull. Sales to both SPECTATORS
% p,adpd.,uffs have slightly advanced. Corn
'a1y and unchanged.
f pr9,vi.ons generally unchanged.
u ,U,, more stringent. Consols for money
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
Marine DisQster-Crep Lost.

We learn that during the blow on Friday night
schooner owned by Thomas Adams & Co,
and commanded by Capt. Gwath-
npy, was capsized in Chesapeake Bay. and all on
GARD are supposed to have been drowned. That
ps>cl, with another was cl.ared from Sraithfieli
II Baltimore with an assorted cargo. The Cap
ain of one vessel seeing g wathmey went on. and
:, it is Supposed. drowned with the entire crew,
Ihe schooner was found on Saturday, bottom
ipanl not a soul on hoard. i ic h Road Dispatch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
assistant Secretoruof State.

The Hon. j. Addison Thomas, late solicitor Of
la nied States before the cour; OF claims sit
ing IN London, arrived in Erw York on Thurs
ny last by the steamer Atlantic on hi, way {"
" t,hngion, where lie will at nuce enter upon
'1 duties Of assistant SECRETARY Of state, to
'Aeh post he was appointed saras n'nnths eiHce
I-la He resisnatan oi J. Dlllry Mann.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
launch of Bp 0I0sJ

PHILADELPHIA, Octaber 24.-Fhe splendid
team trigate H'obash WAS launched to-day about
oon in grand style. She was christened with
'ater, from the Wabash river. by the Young and
oconplishrd Miss Pennsylvania Brice, daughter
1.-THE Naval constructor. More than six thou.
aid persons witnessed the exciting scene.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

w Inspired by the comfortable feeling winch g9'd eA
ing and polite attentions becei desire to say w"fd ahont
c caercr providence for % disciples OF EPcnts en-
titles him tho cousideiatlou
rl nitshIe XerElL has ED his Saloon in order to
feed the hungry something convenient and to hnm'r te
,ne Of cgrrir,s stomach without let or hnderance lie
is one If the ruces Cookery aud his stay among MS VIII IN
measure pr serve that emulation which has lnadc az the
n sta,,r,nt Of I.vnclburg such pleasant rendezvous
to,oueh IN the culuary arr w eh'oo MN ~
,iirht the palate Engshinan Frenehman creek or
H,tr,n and we would gladly recommend him as ch't
-, chen cabinet under the next President whether hho"-
.atiinr or Democratic The Bill OF Fare Tor he WINTER prom
- hail eat the memories OF satory bee's''a
a., levoured throngng BACK upon US anu
we has tasted his decctable biupono Chop can ere
] or that has spped his coffee once and does NOT ont m
- p,vcr again The best oi all 49, ny Cue time
49,, saw "Prcsto Argument" ZcicH gets these Things
800 with the maGic quckness OF "yWan. ~ - f.,
g. flo,v ycerway- farinS man, ft me zen You II
80 ae,d doctor your appetite ahd H'rh cahn't cure H.
trat across street and engage tae serNiees' ~ te u
dertaker. cIn GOiRNAND
&c q dw3w ''' 49, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

A-0TbtE.--Hi,i he sold, at public suction. my
a TWO TRACTS Of LAND, containing about 2sh acres
living Mall Creek in the county Of Campbell six miles
SeuIh Of Campbell Courthouse. occupied by Edmund
Callahan vino ID show the land 10 persons wishing to gee H.
The sale sill isae place the 27h day of the present
mouth fBrtehlrf
The aayc r Laud las aoat ~ Of low grounds
aud is prIl watcrsl
Term. liberal and made known the day of sale
oc 99e5tN6u JOHN FARtSS
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Deser,fH promniigr.

p, 1t gives US great pleasure II learn that Mr.
'laros H. DnMoeK, Of this city. son Of our es-
"rmed townsman, Colonel Charles Dimmoch.
WI, mas been continuously engaged railroad
'"-Ineer tor the last seven Gears, has just been
'e'noted' having received call IN take charge
~ the surveys for a railroad to connect the East
oHnessee and Virginia Railroad with tie North
sIoina Central Railroad. distance of about
one hundred tniles.-R Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

We have intelligence from Port al Prince to
10" sd of September. At the opening Of tue
'2l>atie" session the Emperor Fausiin address
'I til" chamber of Representatives,. laading his
"n administration, Ginning that the establish
'e9t Of the empire has secured peace {" the Is
''4 and fronoted lis Interests in all respects
l. he hamher responded with much enthusiasts
''nls'1g every assistance t" the Emperor in
' administration of affairs Phil In.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
S1jIjD~ n + fbe TGnD1a.

BoSroX, Oct 2I.-ihe Cuaada sailed far Ly-
'rPool an noon TO day. She takes ont s75a,000,
Il specie, Joshua Pierre :. Secretary of Legation
% Russia, goes out among the passengers of the
'anala
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Fafal Railrond .4ccidfnt.

Ill., 7''''' TUT u -IV'''' ~ . ~.
WHITE ltfve9 JUNCTION, Oct 2tl.-Mr. IN
"'' conductor If II cattle train, was killed thus
I''gl'rs at West Randolph, Vermont by having
~, ID, II caught in the frog" The whole tram
passed over his head
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
R1c,fEs DIM II Boston.

h'Sr0S, Oct - .-Mdll.,. Rachel made her first
tPNeranee here at the Boston theatre tonight
liner very stormy. The receipt are about
., thousand dollars. All the leading citizens
boston attended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

me King OF the Netherlands has, ordered u
i'A Medal To be struck in honor OF the Lieut.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

Governor Joseph johnson, of Virginia Is IN
~, o1A'Aingt'n, stopping at the United States no
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

apOHGEtr :. HARDY, seause ssnl.,si.-
v \ slDA Alzttt I.AN1S It4aazHune, Va. Dealers in
Pefnk ian zean Guan Lime, Ilaser, Dust
Studs Agricultural Implements al1 Machinery Agents
u urg genuine super sphaie Il Lime Eastman
fond Wagons, MoBtguneys ftemiun Hatkawsy Fan Mills
teatfs 1e ,iiaht torn and Cob Mill M4Gfegors Farmers
iieilrf. Watts tuf and Brace Plows.
JOHN ROWIETT
n Il III.A.I, LII IIIAk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

VIRGINIA. At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court Of Campbell County Monday, the LIST
day of October. 1855;
William Jordan, Plaintiff
Against
Robert Nash his wife Mildred Tucker Nancy Puck
cit Thomas Suhc Elizabeth his wife, John Jordan
Charles Jordan Woodson Jordan Samuel Jordan, Clersa
Jordan heirs of Joseph Jordan, aud the
known heirs of Samuel Jordan, Defendants,
IN tltANCERY.
object of this The sale of Tract Land In
bell County, which Matthew Jordan, the the
parties seized and distribution of the proceeds
entitled and appearing by proper affidavit filed thar
the defendants who styled above the unknown heirs
Joseph and the unknown heirs Of Samuel Jordan, and
(larssa residents Of this State il Is ordered
here within month after due publ
what necessary their inter
that a copy of this order be- published week
weeks the LynehburR Nirginan and
pnsed AT the front Courthouse this County
tho day of the next County Court
copy-Tesc,
Jxo q nuRurtr p O Gro WIN DABNEY, Cfk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

q -Pss.tD asA Dp, Aiiorary All ,.uu, " Al lrae
tic" IA all the Courts 81 ynehanrH aud campeL III
see opposite Citizens Savings Bank. l,aehnulg, "a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

EbASNibt. n SONS, Gomr i>sian Merchants.
u fll EisBt IT., NA-rartlenar attention paid o tho
sale aud purchase of WHEAT Flour Tobacco anise
g.uf rally, Advances made gnmtns
WILLIAM PANNILL,
HENRY PANNILI,
aug 2idNelF JOSEPH pANNIII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

- to Hhotate Druggists Petersburg Virginia. have
Strung sfnek of Drugs, Medicines Paints sc,
sale embracing all articles In this
lue suited of Country Merchants Druggists,
Physicians aud Farmers.
DbaninR their supplies nm Manufacturers and Importers
only they prepared furnish these goods low any
regular ohbng house Orders receive prompt aud care
IN nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

A u 4 MEETING or THE BOARD OF DIREC-
n tors of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company
hold at OF the Company In the city Of lynehburg on
Monday October 1850 the following resolutions were
adopted viz; -
ON motion Resolved That all stock and other articles de
signed either of the Agricultural Fairs in Nr
GINA at their meeting Richmond and Petersburg will
charged usual going down. and such may be
turned win be passed over this road free.
Resolved That members these Societies will be charged
usual going down. and returning the
ton a membership this year, will be
charge provided they return within five days
the adjournment Of the Fair
Extracts from the record.
lots WIN II. HUGHES, Secy.
Liberty, Salem, Chrstansburg Floyd and Wyhevile
papers requested 10 copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

S.ESWOuK's BROAD CAST GRAIN AND
- GIfANO sOWERs-Wo confidently recommend this Ma
10 Having but little machinery, it Is durable
ensy in ORDER aud regularly quantity Of
desired Frank Rufin Esq, Editor Of the
.Sonth.rn Planter. thus comments ON II
We perfectly convinced of its great value IN efficient
eheapness durability and simplicity of
sueon do hesitate 10 recommend to the public
which Is known dtnot often venture
works the machine with pereeet II
breadth of fast horse walk and =
CARRYING bushels does require many stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent of the wind and done
with Nel during cry high winds which prevailed
TIM. during calm because the seed delivered
ground We only recommend the machine,
every farmer but them TO buy It, not
eymours account who is nothing but their own"
TIOS. BRANCH & SONS,
sen 1915 Sole Agents for Petersburg