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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

AND WARRANTS. LAND WARRANTS.
u no. FOR RANSAS.-The undersigned having had fro.
quen applications locate Warrants aud having NJ this time
n number them to locate intends, between the 18th Novem
Der December visit the States of Illinois, WIS
cunsn and Missouri and the Territories of Minnesota
Nebraska for the of locating Land War
rants personally inspected lie Will have the advice
gents who familiar with the country and
nhent 10 of good farming land
be tnied States Their land looker is
san in the fell md minute aud thorough in his oSpora
tons
My charges locating Land Warrants, including all Land
Office fees and expenses as follows:
For locating 100 W
- 10 10 w
~ ..''''.'.s. y w
To persons sending number of Warrants liberal deduction
from the above prices win be made
LAFAYETTE w. GRAY
Notary Pullic and dealer In Land Warrants,
2idScts Lynchburg Va
tY' Richmond Examiner and Wing copy.
XXTANTER-A Nurse md Sen INST rcss.--A good
w situation be obtained In small family by one bear
ing the abpv" qualifications white girl preferred Apply
at this Ofico. lnov 2dts
THE sE1W gssAT BEATS TNE WORs u!
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAuGitT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

NAUyIDEND.-At meeting Of the President
and Directors the Pisyivania and Lynchburg Turn
pike Company, held on Tuesday oath October 1859
motion,
Resolved That dividend of six per be.
declared the Capital Stock of this Company
bic on the 18th November next
oc 2.pft1Jth r. \. MILLER Treasurer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10
T J, KIRKPATRICK. }c,..
nov SdltSct5th dee j. +. SLAUGHTER. O'''


= premises the 14th day present month, NO
Ncmber the HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND belonging the
estate of jesse Wood decd lying It'll between 2ud
aud h alleys, in the city of iynchburg by 336
the plan of the town and containing &c In 'front.' Nth the
usual depth Of lots MS to back ground
TERMS OF SAIE-Some small amount In cash, and the bal
six and twelve months credit the purchaser giving
hcicnt bond and Sale take place O'Clock In the
evening. RICH'D PERKINS late Sheriff of
Campbell county, and such admir- of Jesse Wood, decd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

H W PAYNE is now opening at Kyle's Corner, Main
superior assortment of Dry Goods consist
ins OF every thing be had in that line, sep l5-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

XAI.UAnLE rRorERrY roR sAI.E.

intend to sell at auction the 29h OF November
farm, In Bedford TWENTY NEGROES, insisting men,
boys and girls for cash ahd pnr ON
six months credit
Also at the same time and place. REEF CATTLE.
MICH COWS, OXEN, and one or two HORSES.
Terms will be made known on the da of sale
nov ld2aw clawt2lth MlCAJAh DAVIS in.
pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court Campbell
pronounced in the Of Farmers Bank ais
ct ais shall proceed sell the 18th day DECEMBER
next, certain TRACT OF LAND whirh Mariner p
now resides dsaneed about mile from tho
tanning ninety five
TEMsEN penscs of the sale cash residue and h
months, viz Notes wen endorsed title tanned
purchase money is paid
I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

tlotworihy. and duly In the Clerks Office
nv, city SHALL on SATURDAY. tho nth lust proceed To
sou NJ auction. the valuable residence CLIFF
Att near the White Rock The lot acre
WIN cottage containing rooms front
balcony running the enfe length story improve
hcns are entirely and built the approved
ner an enclosed srubhery and gardun
house spring house; spring neverfane water tho best
in or about Iyuchhurg
THE PRusPECI--A view @ the Soutysio Railroad tho
taual and James River
Terms accommodating and made known time o sale
Persons wishing purchase this beautiful Cottage are
uesicd TO make personal inspection before
sale
Sale 10 take place the Market House at II o'clock A.
l0dtl7th TUoS / ApRIpk Trua,nc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

DOLLINl:BROOK III u n II l. Petersburg,
VA-NOTICE-ln taking charge of the above establish
ment would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
patrons Of the Hotel and ehSs ask them
call and My table shall always be spread with all tho
dcicaces The all attentive. Tho
establishment shall have the best attention hrt
My will that the ladies who paronzo The Hotel
shall wish graed and all ask Is share of bust
The house is furnished in the best STYLE
a quiet part of the city. My Omnibus will always
the different dcpots attend customersto carry them
and fro. JOSEPH l.. CAERiNGTON
jy 30d&cts Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

VOU CAN IVY WATCHES, LIVERY,
NJ SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS at e
wholesale and retail every variety and style at low IN
cash prices by calling at NOWLANS, sign of the Ea NJ.
gle No. 81 Sycamore street, Petersburg Va. wheree
will 90 He has Just returned from the Nor
hcrn and Importers with the largest and most
fashionable Watches Jewclry Silver and
Fancy offered this State Would not be better
his magnhcodt Stock and at
90 he buys all his Goods for cash. and sell
them Mt regular prices for the quality
Goods also have your Watches and Jewelry
paired and at short notice. and always get
and fashionable Goods in exchange for your
Remember the place. sign of the Eagle. No 81 Sycamore
street Petersburg va THOMAS NOWLAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

W ALC MILE TRUPI1HIf Ut FUbEfN SNEF.'--
Pursuant decree of the Circuit Court of Amherst
made the yt day of August ls the undersigned Com
thereby appointed will proceed to sell in front of
Amherst Court MONDAY the 10Th day Of November
ensuing lTO and LOT belonging the estate of Da
yid II rapsco, dec
This Lot is situated the village Amherst Court house.
contains q land and is well improved The
Dwelling ond commodous the buildings
excellent all good repair The situation is desirable
for a private residence, for n Hotel
TERMS OF SAiE-tash sufficient dofav the expenses
balance credit of and three
the purchase will be given
purchaser giving bonds with approved security, bearing
from date Possession will be given the end
present ROBERT TlNSbE1, tCo,,,,s
81 IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

EDETERs, MAKTnN n 90, General Z ons mis-
4 SION MERCHANTS, give particular attention TO the
sale Tobacco Flour Wheat aud all other produce
House the BASIN Of 18th and Gary streets Rich
mond Va Iiy 1adSetlst Jan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

NMEEsE, CssEEsE-A f." casks OF that me
CUEESE from the dairy of Messrs Look &;i.heoin.
" i'.''i' ~ DAVIS. NOWL1N q co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

kNNEF = 4 It II
- JYNCHBTRG--In pursuance of decree the IIust.
ings city Of Lynchburg IN tho Murre
Taylor shah sell public auction upon the prem
ises at o'clock T. NJ upon SATURDAY. the 10Th of No
vember HOU Sc and LOT lying 10th street and I'd
alley. occupied by Samuel Taylor.
The sale will be made credit of six and twelve
months purchaser giving negotiable notes satisfactorily
orse and said House and Lot being
until the purchase money Is paid
CHAS NJ. BLACKBOARD
mission
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

~,.yaVs MOUNTAIN WsLl-STONEs.-Ih9
undersigned are now procuring from their celebrated
u,rry at the Brush Mountain, Montgomery county MILL
rs and pIfRRS very best quality The reputa
lion Of these stones widely known but the Railroad Gvh
w. Increased facilities filling orders we have appointed
WIanie Hurt A Preston. and Lee Johnson iynehourR
onr agents sale of Them who VIII receive ana
uave Them fulfilled the shortest notice ~
o. Ad,,rcss-Black sburg Montgomery county, va. ~
Our Aou'o's ISRAEL PRICE 81 co
,os \, Williams Dsnvlle Va Reynolds & Co, Leaks.
Vile n c.. also our '-'h's' y g ~
feb Ia dscs -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

II III Rt-Ihe large aud commodions Steam sSlIlsApds
ship ROANOKE Captain SktNNfR, leaves CITY
Point for New ork SAIt RnAN morning nj o'clock
after the arrival the Cars Petersburg arriving In New
York
Through Tickets including Railroad Fare and Meals and
State Room hoard the steamer ala Second Glass Cars
StecraEe. 81
Apply Ia LEE d JOHNSON
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Com'ny,
mi / ~ hur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

a MISSION MERCHANTS next door to Liberty Ware
house. Iyuchbat Va have just received large
general Groceries consisting of every article III
also large stock Of Blankets fucd Cloths kerseys
Sanc Plaid Lnseys Cotton Oznaburgs Brown aud Bleach
ed Calico Boots and Shoes, Wool Hats
and Caps many Goods which they offer to the trade
ON tho hest terms Ioc 21-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

NNCIBUKss FEMALE SEN1NARY.-Eor
the purpose giving young Ladies regularly
uectcd with this Institution, opportunity of learning the
French, spoken will be glad receive linn
tied number into the French class
Ladies DESTROYS of learning the Latin italian Spanish
language be In the manner without
entering regular pupils and need only attend during the
recitation of such classes as they may select.
opportunity has been afforded the young Ia
city impros ing themselves the classics
Modern Languages than the present.
SARroRI Professor in this department is gradu
ate University of Padna, and In every respect highly
educated gentleman; and take pleasure in recommending
him IS n competent instructor.
pc 23lmif MISSES GORDON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

u FOR SALE OK ACCOMMODATING TERMS wish
sell the House and Lot Judge Daniels Hill which
bought Lugvood This considered very desirable
family residence Also the white House A.: Lot adjoining
residence f they sold before the 18th Of December
they viii then be for rent
ld2awts MICAJAH DAVIS, JR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

uUsr OPENED. 10 pairs Wool Carpets, "ea' q
oo .o,,s tho cheapcst ever offered in this town
+" JOHN ABRAHAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10
. n. WILLIAMS, originally Of Piss-yi.a-

n n. WILLIAMS, originally Of pitssylsn
LIE MIA late ut Brooknea, Va with HOOKER WAT
k1NS, Richmond, Va and WATKINS, non a. co, Peters
burg, Va. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS ONO
in Richmond III Cary IN Petersburg corner OF od an
sycamore streets Give prompt and personal attention 10 IN
sale of Tobacco Wheat Flour and all kinds of Country IRE
dnro aud particular attention nR orders for custom
Refer TO the following gentoneni
John NJ oiey, Esq thswell paoney, ESD, Mrcorrle
Jones', and Don T. q Peters Esqs Iyncbnrgi MAJOR T.
Jones, Burwell Ice, ESQ aud NJ Is Nowln, CamPbcli Go
Danic Coleman, Saml Bcrgor, Esq, and Walter Cole, U
Esq, Phtsy lvana judge VIM Lcghi and James y Early
may fdScts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

IT, " u
4 reserve, Thursday the 18th November 1858,
gu the promises the TRACT OF LAND known Locust
Thickci, lying the county Of Campbell Panns rond
twelve miles House, five from pannig
bridge Marysvle The Tract SIS
ell produces fair crops grain tobacco
of dwelling house, stables tobacco
barns the and place. will sell the por
ton crops grown the land the
wear. Forrest who resides the land, will show 1t
those wishing Possession given at for seeding
clearing full possession the first January 1855
Term sale GEO. III. LENNON
7-ctl5novf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
sale and retail No laT MAIN street nearly opposite the ES
change bank Richmond, Va Country Merchants VIII lind
large desirable Stock of Goods which VIII be sold sucl
credit y 27dSely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10
loo 900 A,mEs LAND WARRANT


offers his services to his friends and the pub
lie generally. He viii practice in the Courts Of Amherst Ap
pomatox Ivnchhurg and Nelson.
Ad1resS-AIIENS GREFk, Amherst County, Va.
lL.tnnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

u. X.
RING ON YOUR 1ORSEs.-NEW LIVE.
CD RY STABLE.-The undersigned respectfully informs
the citizens of Lynchburg that he is prepared ~
ceive Horses livery, the ryII
terms, at the old stand of Geo. NJ. Bruce. HY1
N Blacks, Bugges and Horses for hire Hacks run
every Court day to Campbell Court House.
TERMS OF TAKING HORSES ON LIVERY
FER month 90
.
27d&cly. JOSEPH CLEMINS
"ANTED-A Nursc.-A good price will be
w given for NURSE who can wei recommended,
and without ncumbranre A white preferred Apply
AT v Iabbs nov ldlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

Ia IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. No 30
opposite Hanover street Baltimore, woldh
respectfully call the attention Of Merchants visiting the East
en cities Fail and Winter Dry Goods.
which : larg. aud well assorted
Our stock OF Heavy WoolenS and Domestic Coons
ght months of May and June at the lowest rates
prompt and reliable buyers willing to sell at
very small advance. J.. l. LANlER
arg l6Ilec5m V. IANIER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-10

VIM n Brown, lying the waters OF BIG seneca 'roek IN
county Campbell and adons the lands OF hichafu
brown Ihn Stoner and Others containing $40 There
very comfortable Dwcnghousc, win a ne
out houses and sufficient quantity OF nbereu land
for all repairs This being originally of good qahy
susceptible high of Improvement ana may De iu
vcry handsome farm offered privately until the %brd OF
November 1853 which day AT II O'Clock, on the promises
i'll he sold at public auction to the highest bidder
WILLIAM G. BURTON Agent
for WIN, X BROWN.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-28
ANOTHER CUBAN OUTRAGE.

To he Editors Of the Boston Post;
have Just arrived from San Juan de Remedies Cuba
in the barque Jane Doten of Bath Maine of which vessel
am master, and write you in hopes you will publish an
account Of the treatment received at the port named
Vessels are obliged take their cargoes at Cabaren
about miles from San Juan, when obliged
to go San Juan de los Remedies clear their vessels
After getting my vessel loaded there for that pur-
pose and AS was my way to my consgnees was
stopped and questioned by policeman. informed him
American shipmaster, and there to clear my
vessel But that would do, and marched through
the streets like criminal to the police Office about half
mile When got there the captain not there and /
questioned and nsnlted by all the policemen In the
room and after while marched by the same police
man and two soldiers, armed with guns swords &C.
through the streets which full Of solders being
hoday-and nsnlted all the way by the soldiers and
people in the street taken before the governor de-
tanned long time and questioned like criminal He
for interpreter who after while made him under
stand who and what wanted, when be told me 10
GO The American consul took no interest get re-
leased and had il been for my consgnees doubt
should have been imprisoned That night Captain Luz
Their, of the barque Mary Barney, and mysc at
the hotel and obliged suffer insults Of the soldiers
there and don't know but what should have been ar
rested again had the landlord told the people we were
English captains, not Asaericons
When sailed from there we were chased by man-of
war but vessel" being good saers she could not over
haul us
This is only Of the many Of the same Kind that
happen in Cuba TO Americans write this TO let nv
countrymen know that the dseicas g is no protection
to them in Cuoa
BY Publishing the above you will much obige,
Yours, respectfully,
GEORGE r. HERsEY,
Master barqus Jane Doten.
A,s~sI0 %
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-28
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST rHE SIOUX INDIANS.

THE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE SIOUX INDIANS.
The 81 Louis Pilot cordially with the bead Of
the War Department in lis policy Of sending opt an expe
dition against the Indians aud relies upon the frequent
murders and depredaons committed last year as furnish
ing ample proof in yindcaton Of such expedition In
reply TO the complasts the tArdiness Of The move
Of the government said by the New York Times to
be prevalent the Pilot makes the following sensible and
forcible remarks
In opinion, the Secretary fully justified In sending
this expedition, and hope ii may be large enough 20
ntct summary chastisement upon the Indians, and
them henceorh to respect the lives and property OF Amer
citizens We learn from the New York Times that
plants OF the ardness Of the government in relation the
campaign against the Sioux quite prevalent These
plants not just II only few weeks since the four
regiments ordered and the recruiting rapidly
going Provisions and munitions war are being for
warded TO Fort Leavenworth rapidly low stage
Of in the Missouri viii allow. The greatest activity
prevails the part Of all Of the agents stationed
at this point We have every believe that the
pedton win be ready start at the proper period Until
late the spring the beginning Of the the grass
onthe praes not sufficiently high to furnish food for the
cavalry horses People the East do under
stand these things. They 10 consider that expedi
ton Of this kind be started moment and forget the
necessity Of forwarding large distant and remote
points where the OF subsistence otherwise be
obtained The country through which the expedition viii
is large and uncultyated producing nothing but the
Wild grass OF the Some difficulty ana delay mas
been experienced in the purchase Of sufficient
Der of horses which very and costly in this
region at this time Of the year. Great diligence has
however, been exercised by the officers whom this bu
ntrusted and have every 10 believe
that delay will be experienced from this We
always supposed that the regiments not TO be
poyed this expedition but relieve the old reg
the different stations where they employed
To the old regiments at the proper point would
require time, if the regiments raised in
III l. afnra NO. IN
ground for complaint unless il be account OF the tad
action Of Congress in passing the bill for the regiments
The Secretary OF War has been dgent aud energetic and
he has been eaos seconded by the officers TO whom
the charge of the expedition has been ntrused All COM
plants then, entirely premature Let await the
suit of the campaign before call in question the manage
Of the Secretary and the officers who win be in
mand We of the West better able to understand these
things than they possibly do at the East and IL there be
any just complaint may be it viii issue from
this quarter"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-28
NEW ROCKS

The Practical Draner- treatise draining land with
numerous illustrations BY b. Mum, landscape gardener.
Published New York, 1855 by 9. NJ Saxton CO.,
ricultural book printers. For sale by Franck Taylor,
Washington city
This practical and philosophical treatise draining
lands which the approved systems laid and the
principles which they depend explained and
their comparative merits discussed with full directions for
cutting and making drains and remarks the various
terials of which they may be constructed.
Absroct Of Me Lars Of he District Of Columbia. BY Nj.
Thompson, of the Washington bar. Third edition. Pub
shed by W. Nj. Morrison Co., Washington city, 1865.
For sale by the publishers.
put up in pamphlet form, making 43 pages and giving
comprehensive view of the laws Of the District Of Column
ba.
The Praeticai Fruit Fiomer and Vegetable Gadeaer Com
panon with calendar. BY Patrick Nell, LII. d., T..
r. s. e. adapted to the United States from the fourth
edition Edited by G.. Emerson, NJ D., editor of John
sons Farmers Encyclopedia with notes and additions by
r. G. Pardee author of Manual Of the Strawberry Culture
with many elegant illustrations. Published, 1855, by c.
NJ Saxton & Co., New York Sold by Franck Taylor,
Washington city
This is popular book England and Scotland appears
from the that it has gone through three editions
in view the present condition of horcu
tura knowledge Great Britain and discusses thoroughly
the science gardening in all its branches These having
taste horticulture will find it valuable companion.
from The Antique; handbook Of maxims, prov
cribs and apothegms, mostly from the anccns and Of
Italian frequently recurring the literature of the day
BY Mrs. s. A. Vaughan author Of I" The Pathological
Series" &C.
This work is in Of preparation, and to be fur
nshed subscribers Its value viii be apparent from its OBJ
ects which succincty stated in the prospectusrs
supply the English scholar the explanation of words
phrases in other languages frequently occurring in his
readings with key particularly in respect to the French)
the proper pronancaon secondly to enable him to turn
quotation which be may wish to find the Initial word
which be may remember To facilitate these Objects
the will be arranged alphabetically with index
concordance appended third object is TO excite In the
youth Of the country relish for this aphorsc lore and
this end the has been invoked and still another object
illustrate the identity of the human mind BY collecting
maxms precepts and proverbs identical in sentiment hand
ed down from remote antiquity An appendix will contain
concise biographical sketches Of the Authors whose sen
quoted The book viii contain about four hundred
pages and will be published at Richmond, Virginia The
lady who preparing this work has already published
of works for the young and her past guar
antee Of the value of the volume.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-28
From The Richmond enquirer Of me wv
ALEXANDER X. HoLLADAY NOMINATED BIZ
ACCLAMATI0Nt

We refer with pride and pleasure TO the harmonious -
enthusiastic proceedings OF the Charlottesville eonFen
Of Thursday, which unanimously nominated Mr. holsAst
Of Ienrico, the democratic candidate for comulssea
of public works In his the second middle district =
Holidays will bea slower ofstreagh both eai''
west OF the mountains He Is accomplished gea'lf
Of high order Of alens strong practical sense rare ~
esty and the lof,iest integrity The managers Of ~
order in rain attempted to tamper With HIM lis uP
ing devotion to principle and right scorned ne ~.
bride. Mr. Holidays nomination viii give mus y
strength 10 the democratic cause, and We look upoa
election certain. He viii make most able and vA's
BILE member OF the board Of public works.
The delegates to the convention bring the most ehs'D
intelligence Of the prospects Of the democracy % the 90
gathered from persons from varous portions of nc 80
assembled AZ Charlottesville. Those who doubted Oe'
return with full conviction that party aroused ~
that ticket will surely succeed We feel fully Iu'
in renewing cheering cry ahs stie, arc brgh =
br,ghtepiagF