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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12
LATEST NEWS.
7I7pTAER FROM THE CRlMEAn

u.,,rAy. Oct. 9, p. M.-The steamer Cnna-
i'm ian Liverpool. with dnt"s t" Saturday, tie
da III -. arrived here this evening. Her advi.
soln a week later than those received PER
,5,eemer Pacific;
TIE LATEST FROM THE
p.;oce Gortsctfakoff telegraphs under date of
inner ODD: The allies hav" landed 20.OQO
sept =, Tnpatoria, and have now $4,000 men ON
H.. ~ Russian flank
me rr nv, lilies attacked the Russian infantry on
ool NJ September, when the latter re,reated.
TX ,be o5th a force of3 0oO allies debouched
on E%npatoria and occupied the neighboring vii
~" an the left flank Of the Russians.
RSs W., sropoL. Sept, 16.-The Russians are now
aifp;nq the north side of the city and are con-
r.,rncting new batteries.
si Tbe French were advancing their cavalry and
rn,rv towards Bakshi Serai.
NH Tha TfortiGcations of the south side of Sebasto-
aso 10 be RACED and the basins of the harbor
filed mp. .;.;4o1 soh...ana =. a
,.tt MT. causing much discomfort Ia the allies.
ha Tha allies are concentrating their forces be-
.uaer Balaklava and the Tchernaya.
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4 Glance al Matters aud things IN NorJoi

- 4 EIrncP al lhIfttfS anu fHtHSo III 4NUIJOfh.
NORFOLK, Oct. 9,
Dso, Erpress:-Another glorious sight greet
ny Vi sion on looking out this morning. A
',h;te frost was plainly visible. The air is cool
wa bracing, and there is every prospect Of de-
rrh,fnl weather. The market carts are moving
MARE briskly along than has been the case for
.%o months past. People seem to be aroused
' 'J are stirring about as it was their wont to do
f.fore the appearance of the fever. Those who
~, ia escape the pestiience ar, returning, and
h, Hospitals at Jularpi and on Main street, have
baen closed. All the nonresident physicians of
yorfolk. save two. have returned TO their homes.
The gloomy hearso has been seen on the street
ht once to-day, and then it was Employed in car
ryinr a corpse tothe grave that had been unhu-
re1 since Yesterday. They are not hurried
"a ,be grave now ashley were two months
since.
think we may now congratulate ourselves
that the Fever has disappeared, and | earnestly
ray that we may never again be SO terribly
%,courged.
Eye1y family has been called upon TO morun
same dear departed one; in many instances en-
fire families have been swept off; and 60 orphans
gre now collected in the House of Refuge, with
none TO claim them, besides those that have been
nrovided for in families of this city, in Richmond
in Petersburg. and other places.
Yours, &C., NJ. B.
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NegiStration Of LeiterS -ImpnrLnnk

- - ~
The Washington Onion SAYS the repulntions
and instructions To postmasters for cnrryinr
INTO effect the3d section of the act Of March 3D..
800, providing for the registration OF valuable
letters. are, by direction of the Postmaster Gen
oral, modified "a follows, viz
lst. So much of section 4. ). aud & of these
regulations rs requires TINT packages of regis
tered letters shall be seated j. hereby revoked.
ID. All registered letters are. before mtiling,to
be numbered ON the upper left hand corner; their
numbers to correspond with those on the letter
bills in which they are entered.
81. Each registered letter, or package of reg
lstered letters. will he enclosed in IL wrapper in
the usual manner. and if there be "a package of
unregistered letters To be sent by the same mail.
the package OF registered letters will be placed
IN such package, without being tied, and the
whole will then be carefully tied up into
one package. addressed to the office of its desti-
nation, and placed i'll its appropriate bag at the
moment when that bag is tn be finally locked ant
sent from the office. If no unregistered letter.
are 10 be sent by that mail, the package of regis
tered letters is to lie tied and forwarded in tn,
same manner without being sealed,
18th. Tn registered letter bill will be enclosed
in a separate envelope, addressed to the postmas
ter, as now required. and will he forwarded by
the usual route as AN unregistered letter.
9th. The numbers given to registered letter.
at the office of mailing are not 10 he changed il
the accounts or letter bills of distributing office,
through which they mny pass.
9th. Postmasters are required to see that thu
post-mGrk of each registered letter (wllethel
written or stamped) is clear and distinct. 50 that
the places and date of mailing can be readily de
termined.
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The Rerotuiion in Merico.

An arrival at New Orleans from the Rio Gran
de reports that the revolutionists had demanded
the surrender of MatamoraS. The inhabitants
fearing the city would be sacked. were hocking
to the Texas side of the Rio Grande. 1t was repor-
ted HAT san Luis Potosi had been captured by
the revolutionary forces. Gen Guitman killed. the
army dispersed. and the city made to change It's
plan from that of Ayntea to that of Montery.
Tampico is also said to have pronounced for
Vidauri and his plan. Gen Casanova, the Com
mander of Tampico, had been driven from that
city, and civil government substituted for military
rule.
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NJ B..
Smculations in BrtddstuGs New York.

Spculations in Brtadstugs in Nsp York.
The New York spectators in Breadstutfs are
growing wild. On Monday, -four advanced %
cents "a bbl., wheat 2a5 cents and corn lag cents
Ia bushel. Afurther advance took place yesterday.
|The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer thus writes on Monday evening:
Nearly $4,000 barrels of flour and over 200
O5 bushels of wheat changed hands To-day
Nearly all the wheat and more than one-half of
he -four was bought by one broker, the same par
that bought SO largely on Saturday last.
The trade and receivers generally are extreme
anxious to ascertain for what country or gov
RDent these heavy purchases are, but the broker
cps "mum." He gives pretty much whatever
ICES are asked, and as his credit is almost I'M
nted, sellers care not to question him too close
By some it is supposed that the stuff is for
be French government, while others confident
assert that the English government have or
(as in this market for 1000, 900 of bushels Of
kbeat, and 500,OO0 bbls of flour. A third party
insists upon it that the purchases are for the
! rdinian government.
How will it end, no one at present pretends to
by, but there is no question hut that there are
Tge orders here for breadstutfs to go abroad
what country does not yet satisfactorily APP
ear. Nearly all the purchases of -four and wheat,
ade Saturday and to-day, have been ordered in
store by the broker. The excitement on
change this morning rose almost to fever heat.
fcelyers sold their wheat and -four about as
Wn as they could crowd into the rooms. One
arty had 10000 bushels very common Upper
AXE wheat. He asked 81 IS for it, expecting
take less. a friend Of bis, better posted rela-
We to the market. advised him to ask more. He
Aoghed and thought him joking-just at that
Ne the broker cane along, seized the sample.
rust lis hand into the box and inquired the price
the wheat. "Sl 90" says the receiver, with
9foad grin on his face. expecting the broker to
x HIM If he was joking. ''lll take it," says the
oAer' clapping the box under his arm, and
1afching off to make fresh purchases, with as
auch coolness as though he had been buying a
spence worth of chesnuts. Very nearly the
me kind of business was transacted in the -four
oa' a son of the broker bought up nearly
,f['hng offered him at pretty much the prices
s1fd by the receivers. Corn advanced one cent
ID oats two cents per bu>hel.
loe it5une, "t yesterday, says the large pur-
ns>er Preferred to belongs to a South street house
nat city and that he is operating on an order,
. supposed, from a Commissary Of the British
'frninent, who came out in the last steamer.
a. iFioune adds that the French government is
"e''d 10 be also buying freely.
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iae Central american ErpeditioR.

tre central american Expedition.
n lug to n correspondent Of the. New
.oone' II large number of men have been
s5,1 u New Orleans for the Central Ameri-
n T ~. n'0ens Of Kinney and Walker, all of
u. 'li go out armed. 1t is said, also, that
.a'. Wealthy planters have subscribed n large
II, ssr ~ money to the enterprise. while others
IA . o.'G I" go down as soon as things are
.I'ed' and take with them their slaves
u, nave enlisted have agreed to take their
Aa a''g. The fund guaranteed to Kinney
b PP"netlon of his enterprise amounts to
J. MN nl'lions of dollars, aud it is alleged that
gs " u the whole effort is to secure the
u s.''n ola slave State in Central America,
'"n"x"d To the Union.
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A0Rtd 1nnn'S son In tr0nbIs.

'sHa Annals son. who figured as a colonel in
''Nef sarmy, mostly in Michoacan, was taken
S9of few days since while on his way in
use tn Vera Cruz, with the intention of EN-.
,pS secretly from that port. The people of
image where he was arrested determined to
ia nm on the spot for some alleged crime ;
u, was preserved from their vengeance and
~ " era Cruz. where he awaits his trial. He
, r5J % years Of age, butts charged with some
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1t is stated that the postmaster at Atchison,
Kansas, has returned all the copies Of the Law
renee Herald Of Freedom received at Atchison
for subscribers, refusing to circulate them, un-
der the law passed by the Kansas Legislature
forbiddiug the circulation of incendiary publica-
tions. The publisher of the Herald has written
a statemep Of the ease, and sent it 10 the Post
master General.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

The force OF men now soiourning at the United
States barracks, in our sister city, Newport,
numbers two hundred and sixty five. Within
the last two weeks there have been no less than
twenty desertions thcrcfrom. One accou nj
st ttcs flat the iuiucement came from the agents
of the Russian Government, and another from
those of England.-Cia Com.
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ysyssE E~NssBANCE Conrpn

4 &I.-rHE GREAT CENTRAL COMPANY OF hlt-
GINA. PRINCIPA OFFICE, CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va Chaf-
tered Capital s 100000. Present Cash Capital @I%1Ouo.
Fire Insurance IN town or country. lnsurlne" on the lives @
free persons and saves, and MARINE INNl RANtE maA DC
effected ON the most reasonable icrus with this Company.
- All Iasss promptly aud satisfactorily arranged.
Chas. W. Christian, agent at lynchburg.
WI r FAIRY pre-. JNO. WOOD, Jr, Secty
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EyeiS Ats.a..-Slu0O0 Bonds Of the Virginia and Ten
q nosSec Railroad Company, bearing 6 per cent interest,
principal and interest payable in New York, and secured by
a second mortgage upon the entire Road and all the assets of
the Company.
These Securities are regarded rs ofihe first class, and will be
sold at a price to command the attention of every capitalist.
Full Information of the present condition and future prospects
Of the Road Will be furnished by us upon application.
limo I1.ISrts. PETERS, SPENCE & co
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NOyEGE.I have on hand, at my shop, 3 miles from the
~ city of LyDchburg. Immediately on the Amherst Court
House Road
/. 2, 4 and 6 Horse Iron Axlcs, (waggon)
Railroad and OK Carts,
Ploughs. fIarrows, Cultivators &c.
Bedsteads, Wash Stands,
Tables, Safes, Wardrobes, &c,
AN of which | warrant to be made of the very best materials
and viii sell them as low, if not lower than such work can be
obtained elsewhere. All persons in want of such articles will
find 1t to their interest to give me a call, as | am determined IN
offer such inducements as will insure sal So
tny 2b-wd&c. n b MAGRIJDFR
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER. UNION

NEW YORK, Oct. ll.-The steamer Union has
arrived from llnyre. Spoke, this morning, sixty
miles East ofsandy Hook, a steamer under com
'haad OF Lieut.. liartstene, who reported having
on board DR.. Kane and party-all well,
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NJ ARK rs.

NEW loRK, Oct. li.-Flour, Ohio 1881 !;
Southern $3.50, Southern white wheat sails,
red sos. Corn, Western mixed %. Virginia
j. 964.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IL Fleur-Iioward Street
ouio and City Mills 81 Is. W~hent-whi,e
So 10 to - ID; red 81 s5 to So m. Corn
white and yellow 90 cents. Rye 81 0O.
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Ohio Election.

WASHINGTON, Oct. I0.-By dispatches just
received it is stated here that Ohio has given
large Democratic mnjolities. Medill and the
whole Democratic ticket having been elected.
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sop -ITII9I WI
II subscriber wishes 10 sell tho
ID TRACT on LAM on which he now lives. lying in the
lover end Of Bedford counts. within siSteen mics of Lynch
lurs. and three and n halfof New London Academy, contain
ilg 3 45 acres. Nufr than 100 acres are ia forest Of original
growth. Thc cleared land j. good. Hs the crop on II shows for
iiSlf) and is in a fine state Of impiayrment,a fair portion be-
ing set Ia clnvcr and other grasses, and about p acres in mead
or. The plantation is divided iao fields, with good cross fen
COS. said Land lies r~esRrSlLIv level, between the Rocky
Mount turnpike aud the ~uurksfIri road, being bounded by
each; said roads leading from Floyd, Franklin. &c, 10 Lynch
burg Il has a comfortable frame Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Granarv. Buggy House, Ice House, Smoke House, Tobacco
Barns. sc. II is well watered with tue Springs, and a Greek
runs through its whole length. 1t Is convenient to merchant
mills, and near several Churches. II has a tine Apple and
Peach Orchard Of choice fruit and a largo Garden Of superior
qnaltv. such places are seldom put IN market.
A further description is deemed unnecessary as any one
wishing TO buy had best sec for himself Possession given this
Fail for seeding, and full possession at Christmas.
TERMs-One hail the purchase money at Christmas, the
balance in one and two years.
Address. NEW LONDON, Campbell, Va.
nug lEcw PM. THOMAS BURROUGHS.
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Elk Governor Neil 5. Brown, know-nothing,
has been elected Speaker Of the Tennessee House
of Delegates.
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.EyN MIILDERs.-propo.aI VA ba r-eeeLyed

fESD ssg1GD EfsS.-Proposa VIII be received until the
Z 3ud dav Of October nczt, for the erection Of a large
BATH House at the Montgomery White sulphur Springs,
after plans which may be seen on application to me, at the
Springs.
The job is well worthy the attention of builders; and we
may let at the same time several smaller buildings.
Communications may be addressed to me, nj the Springs.
RIO. II. MOSBY. President
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company.
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n PETERSBURG NA-partieulsr attention paid 10 Il
= de aud purchase of Wheat, Flour. Tobacco, aud MorchRpdise
generally. Advances made on consignments.
WILLIAM PANN1LL,
HENRY PANSILLr
aug 2idSrly JOSEPH PANNILLa
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Know ALL MEN ny THEsE Presents: That We, the sullscri-
bors. being Stockholders in The Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road Company, do hereby constitute and appoint
our true and lawful attorney and proxy, TO rep.
resent each Of rs in all general meetings Of the stockholders
of said Company, when we are not personally present, with full
power and authority at such general meetings, to give such
vote or votes, and to do such other acts or acts as each of us
could give or do. if we were persp uaIly present.
Witness orr hands and seals, this day .lsj
WiTNFSS. SEAL
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L9fLt&- pNS At AUCTION In order To raise money 10
p0Y my loats. | will srl my CARRIAGES. BtG.
tliS and " MOONS, nj COST for CASH, from this DAY IN.
Ill tn" 10th of October
On SAIl RpNN. the 20th of October. ri II o'clock. ! will
close Out, At auction all of my stock Of finished work. consist
ing oi he / aWilN tutteets. Roelawnys, Bnggies, sulkies and
Wagons, aud several good srcand hand Carriages, nntauchea
and liuggiess also. seNcral second hand Wagons Terms nj sale
Tho above sale is not made to stop husincss--t IA 10 raiso
money
shall continue as heretofore, to manufacture al kinds OF
Carriages liuFEes and Wagons. and shall he pleased To see all
Of my old enetemrts aud friends. " Tho are in want of Carriages,
BuRgies on WAGONS Al my uew Carriage Factory, on the
square below tho Nuryrl House.
otll dNet2uth ne JNp IL BAILEY.
- 1yrF,ay
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CELEnNATED UUFF a nr"cc
AHoNrGOnEnuE,s CELEBRATED Fan

w PlOWS-For one, Two, three aud lour hofsesl for sale
~ ROWLETT & HARDY,
N 9Rts. sole Agents. Petersburg, Va
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~ ING located in the neighhorhood Of Gen O. G. Clay and
Bni Wilkes. Esq. : miles from the city of L%ynchbnrg, 4 miles
Of New London. and mile North Of the Salem Turnpike. Of
icrs his professional services Ia the Citiz,us Of the %neighbor-
hood and surrounding country.
With an experience Of ten years in the practice Of medicine
in densely populated and sickly portion Of the Western coun-
frv-he hopes to be able to treat the diseases OF this climate
sierrsSfullv. June 6wts.
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x,p,yC %, yOVu uoRsEs-NEW LIVE


bpRysH ushL-sTONEs.-The
ND undersigned are now procuring from their celebrated
ouarry. at the Brush Mountain, Montgomery county, MILL
STONES and BURRS of the very best quality. The reputa-
,i5n Of these stones is widely known, but the Railroad giving
us increased facilities in filing orders, we have appointed
MCDANIEL, Hurt & Preston, and Lee & Johnson, L%ynchburg,
our agents. for the sale of them, who will receive orders, and
have them fulfilled at the shortest notice.
Dur Address-Blacksburg Montgomery county, Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & co.
James NJ. Williams, Danvlle, Va, Reynolds q Co, Leaks.
vile, n. c., are also our agents.
feb IA d&cts. l. l. x 20.
Bond of the East Tennessee and Virginia Rail.
NJ rnad Company. which the owner can get by desc hing
and paying cost OF advertising TO
oe Sts TH)s. JOHNSON, Big spri G
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~ IN BI1I 0Rl1-NC offer for sale the EIk GREER
FARM, oi Joseph Wilson, decd, lying In the county uf He'd
ford and naN III The occupancy of Mr. Peter Wilson. The en
tire tract contains - Acres, a large proportion iie bottoms.
ard an abuhlne If Timber The land in cultivation L. well
adapted To thr growth of Grain, aud In Meadow, aud the tim
bored land To the rHtsinE Of Iolaccp. II has a comfortable
Dwelling house. aud other oni buildings upon il, i located in "A
good neEhhorhoud. adiaernf to Tho lands II br Thomas H.
Nelson. within H. miles of the city et IyuchhnrF, and a orr
mllesof the Forest Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road
We offer the said tract Of land FIR sale privately, and If not
sooner sold, We viii sell the sane, on the premises. nj the
Dwelling house occupied by Peter Wilson. by public auction.
on saturday tae 41h day Of this month, tuelober)
rFuNs-Ac credit Of one, two, and three years, Tor equal In
stalmeuts Of the purchase money tho purchaser giving bond,
with good personal security. aud In IT'LL retained as further
security. the land subject 10 resale at the risk OF the purcha
ser, for default In payment, either in wtole OF in part.
We also offer tor pllvatr ade, the Trttl Of Land Of said de
rcdeut, lying within a mile Of the lHt trock Tract, adjacent to
the laud. of Davis loiuicNter and nov in the occupancy ol
- pHlpt" containing about lE- acre This tract has 81
Dwelling luu-n Hml other improvements apon il, is wol adapt
ed tn the grow IN t Wheat aud Iublcco, and would make "A
good settlement Tor asmall mnily. Mr. Potter " tlHon ~ III show
these lands Ia ref,ais desirons Of purchasing
We also desire a. sell thu late rentleuce nf Joseph " ison, it
the town of liberty The Lot H. wel improved, has an cNcel.
lent Spring, aud a good Dwelling house, with all necessary
out huilduga upon il. aud coutaius .amr or 4 Rcfos. II l. onu
Of the most eouNouient and valuable residences In the town
Also, a small IrHetot Land, Immediately in the vicinity a.
the town. containing about . aefrs. II ims several handsome
sites for quildnfs aud good proportions in timber.
+. BtRKS,
j. =, NIIARION,
IL CAMPBELL.
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VlOU NEW yDEK win PETEKs-
NJ BURG The. large and commodious st9aai, .S<Aassa"
s1i, pOANOKE, Captain SKINNER, leaves wy oa,..L
InR 81 Vow York. every SATURDAY morning, atSo -
a,,nr Tho arrival of the Cars from Petersburg arriving III
TSrau1h Tickets, including Railroad Fare, ana ntais aus a aI
stite Room on board the Steamer sl4i Second oi'ss' ans anu
Storage, 80. ZEE g. JOHNSON.
Apply to - Virginia steamship Com'ny.
mar lwts thur II -71r ~
~yTGR0 TIOTHTNG.-A lsrge ut - Asgr% n :, F., r Ia1lS i'
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nsT, S,,,, fsJ5.-Just received, by express, a second
Z slppIy OF those EXTRA Plush Velvet Vesiings' also 4ultcd
SIT; Tb,se Goods will be found ready made, or II preferred
made up 10 order in the most elegant manner, at the cl"thl"s
House OF GL-ASS hAiNA" D. 49, H7
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pETERsBupG ADVERTISEMENTS.

THOMAS WHITE y. n. DAvlE ". N. EAitDEE.
AzyfIITI. E2.fs I. General Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN Pr.
HtKIAN GtAEO, BAsK STREET. PETERSBURG, VA-Lib-
etal advances made upon eonsignntsniz II Country Produce
Ia either ihemselse s or their friends Ia New York. ioe Ally
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IN DMINIsrM AroM.. sNLE.-MIn hn

AphtNlsIh ATott's sAI.iG.=Nit In sall NJ the
~ L'fm II the tate David II Fapscott. decd, on the ldh,
MY lMBtN neNts II fair II mol on the ncNt fur day taeTeaf
ter the crop uf CORN, OATS. FODDER, SiIuokS, ~,
raised upon sllfum the present year, together with the stock
81 HORSES, CATTLE, SHEET, noes and FARMING
tfEFSllS. OF rVery doscrtptfan
IlKNS-fof all sums of i've dollars and under cash III BE-
fetlnrtd; tr MI sruhs over that amount a credit of sN months
"lh ne gwen, thu purchaser giving bond with approved accnfi
~ Purchasers are requested, rs far as possible. 10 be prepared
10 execute thtlr bonds when the Arttlnsa arc delivered .ln order
to save future trouhlr 10 the Administrations.
Il. : 4 j I. EIllS,
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C.yYs usyVF.Cyt-RED IN VIRGINIA.

AttWN WNNt ~ = ktEsD ~ h9sNss ~
- ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTEEpRISE-The sub
srribers are the agents for the sale of Saws manufactured by
Mcssrs. II. r. Barger * Co. Richmond, and have now on hand
and for sale. at manufacturers prices:
Circular Saws, of the various sizes, up to d inches;
Upright Mill Saws;
truss-Cut
Wood
Billet
Hand and Panel Saws-some very beautiful.
These Saws are fully warranted CAL and examine before
purchasing elsewhere.
DC Its J. u. & co.
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uti1cE OF luE VA a TINS. RAILROAD Co,
LYScnBuRG. September 18th, 1853.
yEyIT EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
4 of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company will he
AcId at the Onire # the Company, in this city, on Wednesday,
the 3lat October next
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
WM. II. HUGHES. Secretary.