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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-24

rnprY BURIALS, DC.
NORFOLK, Thursday night, ID O'clock.
u...rs. Editors:-This has been another busy
>. among the physicians nurses. ondertakers
aa' rave dggers. The cool, damp atmosphere
aad - have increased the violence of the
;feaaf,l disease, and FASTENED ON the work Of
e',L alarmngly. The number buried to day
dea'" ab,ut forty. think more than this.
wa w. NAV safely hope, however, that after the
e two or three weeks more, we shall have
ie ,.h md be free from fearful n state of sus-
Hfa''n and dread. But long, long, will it be, be-
Peu' vnrf,lk and her citizens will recover from
l'i' hoovy and terrible blow that has been struck.
III, Vs. H. Ann Eliza Satisfactorily remaining daugh,
" III S. decd, died to day, leaving only one
~ two of large family.
0' Tho narting of mothers and fathers, brothers,
,or. and friends, in many instances, of late,
has not been long ,o.,e
..,nre of whole families, and the descent of the
Pa1o household. Through the dark valley Of the
,b,dow of DEATH
sa,' luis Sorey. another son of w. b. S. is dead.
nnlaoa Drewry. Ist clerk for Mr. Gordon, the
,.at@r, is no more. His wife is also dead.
wis Miss Brgg:. a daughter of 0. b.. breathed her
last to day nj ~.
u,rst 7, Tynes. colored, Abram. servant of L
Vast patsey Buskey- Mufguftt l1p"les, Lu
AMOS ,.mes. Mr. Halet and wife, Newton Armstead,
Mss NJ B Dudley, Mrs. Walter, Francis Gordon,
W.. Marden, servant of WI Hardy, VIM Parr,
.ebiI1 of A BellCatherine Taylor, Thos Taylor,
Wn Gibson child of 5 Neale, Polly Washing
w cold, Vim Inge, &c, Among the dead.
cant w b Ferguson,the popular and laborious
silent of the Howard Association, | regret
asav. has been severely attacked.
DR. Calf, our efficient and gentlemanly Post
Master. is down wrh the fever
W s Camps family all sick. VIM Reid, had
.bo Hack vomit to day. and hear he will GER
,anlv die His lady and eldest son are also
sick =, -,
son ofW b Sorey was reported dying to day
Mrs z Delk has the fever. Mrs Delany is
down. ACaptain Armstrong is i'll. Rev. Mr.
Armstrong, of the Presbyterian Church, is still
lick, His daughter Mary, reported dying in
R;chmonl and another, Cornelia,is i'll here. VIM
II smiths lady was attacked to day. And thus
the appalling scourse walks its devastating
course along spreading woe and ruin on its track
and rendering hundreds sad and gloomy. and
sending thrills of painful sympathetic feelings to
m1ny a heart. Who can measure the unknown
and untold extent of this great and widely ex-
tended calamity in all its various bearings upon
the afflicted people of plague stricken Norfolk.
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ORH Fe}Lnlc's Ngeiiur.

= n,A,L,1r,iAoRE, Sept. lst.-Thc Grand Lodge OF
~ elbows rejected, by two thirds vote the
r'Nument to the constitution, which had been
,'''a ast year, proposing to strike out all re-
n. aGe To encampments. Other important
/, g;'H1ments also were rejected, and the meeting
1'"fhed I'LL tn morrow.
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NiUp Rucbsre Nnnu,nenfS

II Is SAID that this distinguished French actress
as through her brother, Mons Raphael Felix,
,oeured the use of the Walnut street theatre in
.AIiadelpha for two weeks where il is her inten
ION to give ten performances, prior TO her depar
lre tor Havana. After concluding her present
ngagrment at Boston, she will proceed directly
PHILADELPHIA.
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ThP Inke Erie DiSnsfpr-

AILwAuKEE,Sept. 20.--The steamer Sebastopol,
''iore reported as wrecked is, together with her
"ge' u total loss. Six persons were lost nclu-
ing two unknown passengers. Seventy in all
we're saved from the wreck. The boat belonged
p Cleveland and was insured at Buffalo. Her
fHFso was valued at 100000. The storm in
Shleh she was lost was the heaviest known here
70 many years
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Thc t,egu of Ar,-In this wonderful age Art ays her
n,sfnr tonchps ON almost every thing me eelhss o'.
ad he carnpts we tread hallowed by ART az, N
Tho railway through the mountains and the mnui hiS
noohies ~ wood and iron, with knowledge anu
aIi5ltes snaec with lightning tanned down To- inc l'r'be
of bow Nothing lofty Tor her toa'n anu ;t flo
OF this old conviction ms Iust
Nd. ,ur notice in the shape OF aCATHARllC M i'"
ahoratorv Of that world renowned chemist II D.
er,tand the subject, he has carried ihal aitcte 10
M frtlest perfection of which it IS capable instead % ~
ir I,rues in its composition as we haVo always a.,
b necessary and only way. he he's with eonsiul, a
xraced the pruss the medicine to be ei -
r. rived and rolled by machinery and steam pow, mn
neToj hin which is wrapped in an enFelopo oi h hi
s"to p - the eaeeis of weather time and then ich-
f. I'D with sugar as its passport over me p -
Notwithstanding all this labored u s humble the
Ienartn"nt we think this may be safely ni " NV
consummation of Art in its linc-1o''"S -'"' ~
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VALUaHLE FLOYD LAND rom SALE.

The subscriber being DESTROYS South,
count of his health offers for sale that valuable FARM known
as the Shcor old Place situated four miles North
Courthouse and lying both sides of Little River Said
Farm contains 800 Acres about $50 of which Meadow Land
OF the first quality and in high state of impruv the
balance Is gently rolling upland half which
aud in CIVILIZATIONS the heavily timhered with oak
Hickory Linn &c For either grazing farming the place
possesses advantages superior perhaps any other equal
size in south Western Virginia. Of being avala
BILE having running water in field abundant supply
OF Timber OF all kinds except pine and situated IL ia with
in hall mile OF the Turnpike leading Floyd Courthouse
to thrstanShnrg and within II miles of the Railroad Depot
ut the latter place The improvements consist Of
Bile DWELLING HOUSE containing six rooms an excellent
STORE HOUSE, to which Is attached Granarv. BLACK
SMITH SHOP with house for the Smith, Oyesocrs house,
large Barn. houses and all other build
ngs The stand Is equal II not SUPERIOR. in
ton in view of Mercantile business being centre
OF the neighborhond which, in point of wealth.
the county ON the place site large Manu-
featuring Mill the stream aifurdng supply of sui
Gent throughout the year to six eight pair OF Bus
II persons wishing To purchase such lands viii Cor
themselves feel confident that they be suited both
TO quality aud price.
The terms will be made accommodating Any further In
formation desired be obtained by addressing
signed or Henry Lane, Esq, at Floyd Courthouse Va
The section of country in which now reside is
cellcnt situation for Physician.
2i-r2w SAMUEL. A. J EVANS
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BY WM.H. MOsBX. Auctionccr.

SALE or FACTORY fINTrREs-lho undersigned viii sell
= on Friday afternoon, 9th October o'clock the factory
o the late James Boyd West street public auction. the
following articles IL pressess six large six smnl. screw
LeNets-one large two smals IL fr ne ban Is finsherS
SnkcrS large aud fine double hoghctd Press IN prime
ORDER lot Buckcsrse blocks Fac DRY stoves Cooking
Sey% 2liquerice-hettes let Tools Planes draw wing
ku hammer grnesoue Sc aud snudry other articles Also
the hichen good framed building with shnglel roof Work
shup. Ac.
TEMS-Cah for purchases under the amount OF 500
that amount credit Of sixty negotiable be given,
satisfactorily endorsed. RIG. II. kEAN,
H. fhELfs anetr. Admir- of JAS; NJ. Boyd, decd.
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ErirhtfnL 1rciRent.

daughter of Mr. Geo Hood, employed in the
Ienry at Mechanicsylle, Bucks Co., Penn, met
VA an accident few days since. A. is FREE
.Rily practieed in mills. she was combing her
III while at work. when upon throwing mp her
.1IseS backward, they were caught in some part
We machinery, and with Il portion of her scalp
va nom her head. In attempting to extricae
,'Pii' one hand and arm were also much lacera-
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i1S. NE1l ,sesr..s.AmnoAT D.--

u0VbsVNyV ASTERS on THE WESTERN WA
TERS. AND STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY The undersign-
ed have in course of preparation a STEAMBOAT
DIRECTORY. which will be issued IN October next Tho
will contain pages Illustrated
Of c most interesting books published and viii bo
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY viii contain a complete
list and description 81 all the Steamboats, ahua in the
Western and southern waters The length model, speed
power tonnage boat where and by whom built The
of the boat with the trade she is In Also the names of
Captains and officers her sc, sc The Directory will
Western the application of steam; also sketch
boat built for the Ohio River with the of the
builder commander and owner.
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain lisi and dcscrip
tn Of all the Steamboat disasters that have occurred on tho
Western Sochrrn waters. beautifully Illustrated with
list of all those who have persisted by their burning sinking
exploding the Western and southern waert Tho hi
recory will Maps the Ohio Mississippi Missouri
Illinois, Arkansas White Red Ouachia Iazoo and other
rivers with the Towns aud Cities laid down with correct dis
tance also many other River aud Commercial items OF inter
the people al large The book will contain the cards of
L. Mail Boats with the trad" they are in, &c,
The Directory will also contain complete list of all the
responsible steamboat Licensed ohecrs Their places OF resi-
dence the Steamboat Law IFS requirements,
with showing wherein it bonehs the ncompetent
and Injuries the competent oihecr &c, Ac and all the
important L. S. supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up TO
date the Rates and important Commercial Privileges Bills of
adng important Decisions of the various L. Courts in
gard Froghts lost and damaged Sc &C. with many other
Me Directory will be illustrated in STYLE print
gathering together all the facts and items in regard to the
ncrons Stoanboat disasters
nrs aud to,y intends slng The price
Of the work VIII put the low of One Dollar Ten
hn. ros "a IN be issued for the hoatmcn otlors
rons of Subscribing will have do will
be printed unless ordered in advance he work Is destined
have circulation Of over 10000 copies ms the publishers
are receiving numbers Of subscribers mail from all
parts of the country daily SOME of the oldest bOatmcn
well scientific men of the times are contributors to
The Directory will issued in October md will be
namen paror well steamboat by reitting One
Dollar post PAID You viii receive copy of the above work
All communications and letters should be addressed to
JAMES T. LLOYD & co,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
uHUsTEE's SALE prr.u

INsUSTEE'S SALE In prr.iinn,e OF the
provision. Il tNa peel- ii Trust. exrrut.l n the
ut'l"rsl ned by 'rri lnllnt, f0r crrtiu pnrreses
therein mcuioned md "t reron ia lie Clerk. Uihers
II TIN Hns1nsS Gnut OF LynchturR anl County Court
at Camrhell, shall, the o7th day of September
lsla, sr an to-, rrch'srs Mt Ia nuriiun tie fellow.
Ing 'esir'hia rronen,:
The House aud Iot occupied b, .ad fpvlar. -
amily eSidnncc, situate IN the neigthorhou1 ut
hlehcsaH SWing.; one.ha.f acre lot. will II nrw
frame dwelling siluaad IN The now MN Il the Lsnch
bur m S'len Turnpike; Lt NJ. IL ee The rornp II
TN street aad Gh ali y; III ri said fBylas nir,esi IN
one arfr "a graund. purchased by huu n Mi Sallie
pN'; all The llnas, hal and Kitchen Furniture FOULS.
Machinery haI fNiu -, Lumber aud uhishel work
conveyed IN snd drrd.; three valuable n ,croe- named
Archer Jc IN AMI PhiIlis; 1--WE Mich Cows. aud one
Wagon and tlnrnes.
The tile II tic ahove ptapcry is believed II hr cool
but "ellng as lmslee ! shall convey such only ~ ia
Ve.t"d nne by sail Deeds Of Tru,t.
Terms made kno ct ,luy uf sale.
ser 10 dts-,h WM. q SYRINGE Trustee.
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u. 1o'aed the Roman Catholic Church
. >. HmILAnELpniA, Sept. 20.-The Rev Geo 10,
Il p0aae, an Epseopa clergyman and sou OF
YgoP Doone, Of New Jersey, has joined the
.lan Catholic Church and been displaced
~ Inc mnis;rv therefor by bis own father.
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=, IN suffering is in stomach From W9nn Sao I
u a ys nepsia languor oppresson IN the W J
pr beadaehe nausea, bodily weakness dii' r. t
cosiveness dysenterry ana ts u @ here
huntins Rvs The strength and vigor OF tu' s3 a. 80
tr tbe tone of stomach and el9 a. ~
bi IA NECESSARY PerseVerinS u.s. u
man B,ters prepared by DR. q rr s,natiye oaec See
There is no mistake No ~ sep dew
Adj
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TIC or FAMILY PHYsIC.1his is the best cheapest anu
m,st Efficient Catharc ever offered TO the pubic IL Is
taselfss hereby avoiding the nauseating etect e rus
oil SIENNA c.) and produces no grpinS OF 9ihei p
satons Unlike all other purgaVcs 1t searches TO he
of the disease thoroughly cleanses the stomach ana s h
hc,vcs entirely free coStyeness No fanny sn"uu ~
without il Children drink readily and without i'rehP anu
M medicine Is more highly recommended by the meiea rae
uy. . .,,..s II can he had
Give If trial and judge for yourselves IL can p' ' ,
,vholes1le and retail DR. Wrists l'rnepal ''poti ~
p,n..a,. \ V purcell Ladd Cos. Riehmend sif"thei
4 Wbitcheads i. H. Thompson q % lyhchpuik al" 9"
the principal Drug stores throughout me rs for tho
Dr Wright viii pay ONE THOU SAND Dol''A1 TO- IL ~
cr, Of any adnixure other than purely vegetable m ls
.IAiaid ttt'l1.'S " 20 lily
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y offers for sale privately his LAt REL CREEK FARM
lying in Floyd County. and containing about 975 Acres
This Land lies the of Laurel Creek and
dley the Jacksonville and ChristansburR Turnpike, half
why between Chrstansburg and Floyd Courthouse being
about ten miles from each place There about 100
cleared land it, aant 50 of which Meadow of the
bst quality The balance Of the cleared land Is well
in Grass The wood land is oi good quality aud we'll adapted
to the growth Grass Wheat and Tubaccothe
timber II is Of the best quality, consisting OF Nhiteoak
Hickory Poplar Ash Sc About 100 Acres of the uncoared
land is level and could be readily converted into Meadow of
superior quality Tho buildings consists Log Dwelling
House aud Kitchen. Stables, also framed Store House
and Counting Room.
will also sall my TAVERN PROPERTY at Floyd Court
house known tho Jacksonville Hotel The house very
large and commndou with all the necessary buildings,
intending a very fine Icchouse Stables Il is Of the
best Tavern stands in the country and very
large aud profitable If sold privately before the
st day Of October both the Farm aud Tavern Property
viii he offered for sale public auction al Floyd Courthouse
There the Farm Forty Stacks Of Hay the present
years crop, which will sell with It II desired
Terms accommodating, and will be made known appca
ton ASA l.. HOWARD.
SEN t,,l,y
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Ny daughter when months old, taken with swell
ing onss which grew larger and larger till when six
had great difficulty in swallowing her food E
night watch kept fearing she would sntocatc The
attended her but could give relief took her
the most in the East they said there
help for her but it, With sad heart returned
with when she became much that the doc
called again; they decided that the tonsis
of the only of giving relief My wife
would this and she determined To Lin
imen which relief the first application, and by n
continued entirely recovered She is ten years
andhealthy could be desired Your Liunent
also the best for prans bruises cuts burns head
ache and it will the severe pain i'll few
minutes caked udder in in few day
PEORIA March 10Th 1919 GEORGE FORD.
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:. Death ola Sister Of Charity.
1'Ner MARY SUsANNAH RICHARDs died yes
' !, morning, at the Catholic College OF yell
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


IT. Z. FnTrffE'@ ArHbERn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cole
bratud medicine, skuly composed the healing
baisams and penetrating oils fail almost
aicon that could be acyatc tY external remedy Its
superiority all other Lnmeus Is proven BY the uraeu-
lnus performs and by the and constantly creas
demand There have been sold within the past
than THREE MILLIONS or BOTTLES and there be but few
found tho do boaH the highest praise fo
tho virtues possesses Nothing perhaps since the
ton OF the world has been successful as external remedy
for all diseases, this wonderful curative When
applied nstntaneouSy ditfnses Itself through the whole
system soothing the rated nerves al1vpg the intense
pains creating delightful sensation Read the fol
lowing remarkable which be aestcd To by hundreds
-iLllDLl ,NtI .lrL
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AUCTION SALES.
rUYUN DAYS
aaar ~ ,a.U.sas ess.. sssATs~

0AaE - sAsVAOa0 OOAs. HoV Aro.-
- As Trustees in Deed by William II Ter
aud TT rd in the Clerks County Court Of
campbell County viii sell az public auction 10 The highest
bder Tuesday the 18th day OF September lca hc whole
o the REAL ESTATE conveyed In the said decd consisting
OF the House and Lot with thu Storeheus" and other build
inEs thereon. opposite the Presbyterian Graveyard Also
one other Lot m the uoghborhood conveyed h the said
Terry tS Henry Davis containing half Of with
the houses and other improv thereon Also, otter
Lot containing one ARE conveyed 10 the said Terry hN the
sand Hurry Davis Also other Lot called the Brick yard
Lot and the Lot first All of this property Is
IN or near the city of Lynchburg and Is regarded valuable
W will convey such title the deed Trustees
The sale Will take place opposite lreShS
an Graveyard Terms made known the day of sale
JNo o. |. GoGGlN. (1,s,,.s
sep32aNtlsh sep JAMES Y. KNIGHT, ''"'s
The above sale Is postponed til FRIDAY the 9Th of oco
her when II will certainly take place, O'Clock L. VI.
JNo O. L. GOGGiS, (r.,s...s
n LII L L.
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T YNCHBURG COLLEGE.-Thi. In.ltu.

T YNCBBURG COLLEGE.-This lnsttn-
IL ton will be opened the LIST of October next.
with a complete Faculty, fine Chemical Philosophical,
end Mathematical Apparatus and oil the usual eiities
for College instruction.
The of tuition will be $40 in The Preparatory
Department and $50 in the Collegiate tot nh. annual
session One ha f the tuition payable IN advance
1t il especially desired that se1ehsn no ''ena 20
give their sons Collegiate Purse wootd place the" Us
80 =" nus.b,...in re Preparatory Department that
,hes NAV be thoroughly an rssusr, prepared Tor Cot
lscs ''' Sc jy3l.dacss
re- The Republican vii r'-asecopv.
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JAMES WOODiuOUsE * co,


l39 MAIN srRFtr, RICHMOND, VA,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
BOOKS, STATIONERY. PIANO-FORTES
MUSIC AND FANCY ARTICLES
Have for sale all the School Books In use;
1 AW, MEDICAL. THEOLOGICAL, AND MIS-.
IL crmeous Books, Blank Books of every descri,
ton, Letter mud Writing Papers. tho best Ink of all
kinds in use Globes New Music. Drawing Materials
and Books on Drawing and Painting, Copying Presses.
Natl em,tical instruments. Gold aud Silver Prucil Ca
Nions Guitars Flutes, Aceordnon. and other Nh.
-icnl Instruments. Vi.n String, PEN and Pocket
Knives, Dnmond pointed Gold Pens, Surveyors Com.
passes md Chains. ,hoe Books and Fancy Articles
for presents
Piano Fortes Their supply OF Pan,.Fortes l.
from tie established and we'll know known manulacto.
ries of A. Stodari " Co, j. d Durham, and JOINS
Ghickcring, whoss Instruments be relied upon Tor
heen'v oi tome GREAT durability and elegance of finish
he snbsoribefs hav' participated in the sne of up.
wnrds OF one fhoasand of these Piano forcs, of
the mast respectable and we'll known families in Virgin
"a and North Carolina. 7 ry warranted superior
p nil roapeers, and offered at the Manufacturers
lowe.t pr,ces.
~ Books lonnd. and Blank Books of all kinds mnn.
uiactnred to order
" oriere by letter faithfully mud promptly attended
10. lin
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R1jIrood 4cci1eat.

~, 49, "NoNp. Sept. 2i.,-John NJ. Pitman' OF Au-
"a county. was killed thie forenoon, by the To-
," vs.. an the Central Railroad. near Staun-
lIllilan was an elderly man.
NJ E.EATsyER.-l500 TBS medium weight Sole
Ven ~ ,ner, received and for sale by b F. SACKETT
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L>ALL TRADE, 1861 will have ready
Tor sale md after the first of October fine lot
Of BLANK BOOKS, NJ all p-iccs and all styles of Ru,
dag and Binding. All will be sold low for cash. All
in of good and new Books will do well to give me
cali. WIN. j. FOLKES.
i. Persons WIN wish to make Books for them
will please leave their orders my Bndery at once so
that their Books may be dry and rruiy for use on the
first nf Decemher SEP 3sl W j f.
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Post Office building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iulv lOdtf claw Wed If
y upOw. ATUON.-I.YNCmKt spOHT-

ING WARE-IlOt SIi-whcrc will be found the largest
assortment Lanated Steel fine Double and Single Guns
Rifles Deans English SclfCockng Five Shooter Colt Is Al
lens and Thurbers Reviewers and Single Pistols Powder
Fasks aud Pouches; Game Bags Cleaning Rods
Minnie Wrenches; Eleys Cocks and O. d. Percussion Caps
mn WadS and Wire Cartridges all Curtis liaryeys
Diamond Powder and American Powder ali kinds Compress
cd Bueis: Buck Small Shot; Liquor FaskSi Rogers
Pocket Currv Bowie Knives, Razors fine assortment of
Port Monies. Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
plain canes and very thing line suit Gun makers
Wojl5.,, lat ri troulum Rifles hand Repairing done
with patch, and warranted by
MM. Is. q c. FISHER. opposite the
son lots Norvel House, Lvnchlurg Va.
yey.p HssLDEEsS.-iropusas WI be received until the
2nl dav Of October for the erection of large
BATI not 81 Montgomery White Sulphur Springs,
after plans which may be seen on application to me- at the
Springs. s,,,-. -
may lei Mt the same time several smaller buildings.
Communications may be addressed to me- at the Springs.
RO II. MOSBY President
Montgomery White sulphur Springs Company.
IL. liant -
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PANNILL g. SONS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DnenrS nnnurU Vn

DARTlOUL Ar Intention paid To sale ard purchase
J. oi Wheat. Flour, Tobacco, aud merchandise gem
lnlly Advanees made on oon-ig garments.
N. PAss,Ll HENRY rAsslLL JosErH pAxsILL.
mug 2i:dScIv
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FALL GOO DS
RICHARDSON & co,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
IS Main Street Richmond, Va

NjE are new receiving, of own importa,ion
w and purchases in the Northern Cities, IA generu
assortment of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
Our Stock will compare invorhby with any former
in ety Fine aud Conrse Wooiens Dres. Goods
Ne, ana we will take pleasure la serving all who will
rnll
Also. the tnoat extensive aud NIT rnrtive socl Of
CARPEIING5. RUGS, 60.
To be found In the city, from the lowest price 10 the
hes, inpntted into this counny-wih FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, thui will he my for rooms y
passages. RICHARDSON & co.
sept I'm Richmond, Va
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NALL. l855.-NEw DRY GOODS.-PHIL-
L. Ip W. PAYNE is now opening, at kyle'- Corner
Main street. large and superior assortment OF Dry
I;oods consisting of every thing bo had in tha line.
sen l5.ts