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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-25
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN awas from The subscriber % Tie 4ih 81
- July. is53, Negro Girl named JaSI, aged
about ~ years. she l. black, heavy set. q or.
binary height. sianps forward little when walk.
ing fast, and Is free spoken. she was formerly
owned bs Nr.Jsmes Johnston. Of Alamnnee, and
her mother SNOW owned by John Tfolingef. esq.
and she Il probably lurking in Alamance county.
The shove reward viii be given Tor her appte.
hension aud delivery 70 me. near Leasbuir. Ca.
well county. o. for her confinement in any ail 90
that can get her.
JAMES W. REID.
August IL. ~. a.
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AN. Msphcsters. n. chiselin. J.w.Mariln.

FoRw ARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Office at No,6, Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
or Particular attention paid to the sale o.
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas p. Devereux, esq, Halifax, N. Q.
Geo. w. Mordecai, Pre'st Bank Of State Of n. G.
Charles Dewey. Cashier
w. H. Jones, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear.
L. OBJ. Branch, Pres't Raleigh & CASTOR Road.
Messrs. Reid & soutter,
Dr.N. g. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Pres't Farmers BIZ of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence & Reid, Baltimore.
Messrs. B. Blossom & Son, New York.
Messrs. D. Heart & Son, Hillsborough, N. q.
October rs. ly09--
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Gabintt- 9flakinq Business.

with degree Of elegance and durability tia,
challenge comparison with any North On souih.
He wouli call especial attention 10 his . Patent
improved SPrinr-boiicm Ecdsfeasgs =, also
20 hls Improved Safes. Al kinds 81 Picture
and Portrait Frames made 10 order II Inc short.
Get notice. onleIs promptly attended 10.
Address The subscriber at DisTs creet. O..
ange county, Nc.
II. P. WEBB.
sept. ls'h, ls5i. 5i-6m
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N THO

"A IL PERSONS indebted 70 Dr. 4. u. SCHOOL.
FIELD, ether ~ note o. account. win Eli
on ne subscriber, ~ be alone, ~ ,irtue II 1
Deed q Trust. u authorized 70 receive monies
and seiile tIe accounts. Immediate attention II
this notice i expected.
ia. TuRRENTfNE, Trustee.
J1nusfy 10. 5o-.
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DIR. EMUlL2S
AbVSSinia Mixture,

For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Piles. costiye.
ness, Affections the Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel, GonorrhGa, elect, the Whites, Weak
nessand other Female Complaints. Price Per
bottle rs cents and Sl:2h
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THE KNOW NOTHlNGSi!

WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENTS.
TIE Know Noihings, who have excited The
public attention so much. are siilI inereas-
ing; aud the subscriber would respectfully in.
lo,m the citizens Of Orange and the adjoining
eeuniies, that he is sill at his old STAND II Md.
way. Orange county, prepared TO execute ali or.
dets in The
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THE HILLsBORoUGH RECORDER.
IsrrHLisHrBwIrELr
DY DENNIS HEARTT 4 SON.

Terms.--Two Dollars a year, II raid IL Il.
fanrc; Two Dollars and Fiay Cents. II uot paia
within three months; Of Three DoIlass. il DELAYED
until eiicf The expiration Of Tic year.
10 pafer ~ discontinued until sIl srrcars,
Ees Ere paid, unless u The option 81 the publishers.
Hereafter no paper will be sent 10 q new sub.
srtilefo out Of this state unless made 10
advance o. some person IN the state will bcrome
respo spleto the editors; aud Tie psper will not
he gsBt 10 a subscriber out OF the state t.n more
tfan two years without a payment, unless /, isio
ole personally kssan 10 "a AMI IN NLose inlea.
niy We have confidence.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
AnvIHrIsGHESTs NOT exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenls.iise cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ones IL pro-
Portion. Court advertisements twenty-five pr
tsni higher. 4 deduction 81 onc.shifd will II
made 10 advertisers " the year.
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JUST RECEIVED.

June 9th, 1854.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
Disasters al Sea and Loss Of LIZ.

bosroN March l3th,-Nomerous disasters and
wreck, are reported as having occurred during
'l' s".e 81 h>t Friday night ut Cape Cod, "a
lnongHt them the following: ship Hudson. from
Savannah for Boston, ashore at Brewster Fats
with twelve feet of water in her hold YESTERDAY;
VIII probably be got off. The schooner Heato.
kSap from Norfolk for Boston, ashore nenr Race
Fent hands drowned. The vessel aud most
OF the cargo will prove n total loss. An unknown
bark, supposed TO be the Edsto, from Charleston
Tor Boston ashore at the back part of Orleans
barn>table county. There is no reliable account
Of her condition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

SUIcIDE.-NTrs. Black was found in the kitch
en- of Mrs. William Brent. in Washington city,
last Sunday night, with her throat cut from ear
to ear She was the widow of the late Mr.. Black,
of the General Post Office; and most esti-
mablc lady. Insanity probably drove her to the
fatal act.
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RALEIGu y. C.. March l3. 10, A.

Iythti "t'ftf tftS IN 4NoffH tuF0ilHu-I ne
Hoods Burning far mles-Narro,r Escapes
from The Raging Element. s..
RALEIGH y. C., March ID, TO- A. NJ.
BY u letter received here this morning from
Fayetteville in this State, we have intelligence of
very destructive fire that has occurred recently
in the woods around Fayetteville. The writer
states that on Friday night last, during the blow
ing OF heavy gale, the woods around this place
for many miles were discovered Ia be on fire The
wind carried the flames with alarming rapidly
from plantation To plantation, and from nrighbor.
hood TO neghborhond, until large extent of
country was involved in the fearful rum and hun
dreds of our inhabitants became terror stricken
The fire swept along over leaves, grass. trees.
fences and houses, as fast rs Il man could run
As an evidence OF its rapid progress, in one case,
negro man with load OF wood in his wagon.
So hard pressed by thefre, that he unhitched
his horses, aud astrding of them narrowly
escaped with his life, leaving the wagon and wood
to be consumed.
The large and elegant summer residence Of
Mrs. flnske sen'r also an clubhouse, and n large
quantity of forage, distant only about four miles
from this place, were all consumed.
The commodious and costly mansion of John
W. Sanford. Esq, in the neighborhood Of the
above. with all the outhouses, fences, ect., fell
also prey to the fire, being entirely consumed.
Mrs llaske and Mr.. Sanford were insured each
for $1,000 in thc North Carolina Mutual Office.
This, however, will cove. but very small por-
ton OF their losses.
The telegraph posts and wires for several miles
have suffered great destruction, being either
prostratedby the gale, or consumed by fire.
LATER-NARRow ESQ APE.
regret to learn that the dwelling. outhouses
of every description, barns, &c, of ABsALoM
DAVIS, Esq, of Robeson county, have been en-.
tirely destroyed. Mrs. DAVIS, who was quite
i'll, was rescued from the building with great
difficulty.
The fire so far as ascertained. extended from
Moore county to and beyond Fayetteyille-say
thirty or forty mies-and about thirty miles
down the Cape Fear River
The loss of property it is known will be
very heavy, and it is feared it will be still more
20, when we gather further particulars.
A letter from Mr.. Davis says:
"A fire which came down upon us Yesterday,
while were off assisting a neghbor, TO save
his premises, has left foodles>, houseless, and
naked. Not one of my family has a garment,
save what they have on and my sons have not u
coat this frosty morning. just had time to car
ny my helpless wife from her bed. in my arms to
place of salty. My plantation, turpentne and
MI, is consumed My stock are neighing. lowing
and bleatng for food, and there is none to give
them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
PROFITABLE AND rHoNowAHls

q EMPLOY MENTl!-rhc subscriber il desirau. u
-,cal,g the services of Agents in every
county aud town in the Union The business il easy
and light mud ran be attended Ia hy any one A ,npts
nj Only = will be- required; ard any of ordinary
en,lg y ceur from five 10 light do lars per
HI particulars, mad nil necessary iHufmation will be
given b, addressing tn subscrbcr For the purpose al
covering posnses md Expense Of core poacnce per.
z,, implying. will he xp,ctcl enclose ia their ap.
p.ieation TWENTY FIVE CENTS On rash or gosag,
z,1mps) a their application vii net be answered
Direct W. \ KINSI.ER
l.. dw3w" Box 6Ol. Philadelphia Pa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

Col FIaMoNT.-The L. S, Supreme Court, on
Saturday last pronounced judgement in favor of
Col John c. Fremont confirming to him his val
liable property in California. The opinion of the
Court was delivered 10y the Chief Justice dissen-
ting opinions teing given by Justice Catron and
CanpelI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

y the legal yoter. OF The Guy Of Lynchbug that.
by virtue Of resolution Of the Council. tn Annual
election viii be held the first Tuesday in April next
F ierd's Warehouse. in Lynch Ward, No l., amt
election of members of the Council, members o.
the Court OF Ilusngs, and Ion pers FL. until the
next annual lection thereafter, the following Offices
for the rity of LyHchbuIE, WI: Mayor, Sergeant
High Constable Nj ,,ter OF inirc, ard Commissioner
ard Assessor 1.-THE Rrycnur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
spring Salos,1 1855

n. W(FEEFkEN.
RIcumoNp, NtuaiRiA,
PUBLISHER AND WHOLESALE
Dealer III
Books Paper, Stationery and Piano Foites
NiOULD invite the uitcutiou oil County ncnlors
w ysitire the tiy Ia nuke thcir@pring putrhasca
-nfgc and Grnethl aesortmei o Goods appctinu-
in re h,s hde, which viii he sold upon ho rem.
saaphlr terms.
WoIcesters Piano Fortes and Princes Melo-
deons
a. NJ issolc gent rfhc -nc Of tho above eclol IN.
ed lh'Drumcnr. which ue umtenlird AN unsurpassed
md sold nj mpdci tte pores.
~ reucr instrument 4 Mn4eol last,uinents uad
Mu4en Merchandise
1inxnR BINpEnY attached To his Book Establish.
lnent ha prepared Ia mnurlartl, to order, every
description of blank Books md rN'cuto Binding in
'yerN variety oil style
w All orders from the country will rect prompt al
enan md be executed faithfully as if tho purchasers
wore personally present A MORRIS,
G'2i l. % Anin street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
roK N. YORK. via PETERSBURG

1874, Tn. hrge md o"mundiou. Steamship
ssslsssses ROANOKE. Cnd. SKlvNER lenvr, cry tolut
To- Now York ever SATURDAY r"fJ ing "a, o'.lori,
after nrf,n Of the Gnfs ff5m P,trf-h1rs, n.iNee in
New York mkt evening ThIourh shcl-, .in5,oliue
Railroad Fare, and Mcnl. AMI Solr Raon ON bogrd
steam cr, $ld.-Seeoud Gu Gars a4d Sleerarr =
APpiStp LEE X JOHNSON,
Aeeur4 NV tarh nul Nneiula Stcanst,pCo.
Inull VI .lhnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

Edward p. Cowes has been appointed Justice
of the Supreme Court OF New York inp place OF
the late Judge Edwards.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
CUANol CoNsTANII.I ON HAND
sEATH BLOW 10 CuINCnEs

I = As this i TIE season when these troublesome
pests sh I'D be attend to- al those no stand in need
Of certain and Instantaneous preparation 10 eradicate
them, i'll fad tic Deith Blow uSr the flns needed
Made uni sold ut ]. II. THOMPSON y cos
rnaflO-ts New Drug Store
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'ys, ednesda}s aud FGinys u, 81 A. 81.
TRAINS LEITE RICHMOND.


ESpres' Iu'l' daily ut. ......-.. 81 A NJ
Mai Trnln daily at........- --......--.- 3 P.
Freight liain, Win pnsscnl Cnr utnched, Mon
dnys WEDNESDAYS md Friday. ut II 4
The Express Tnin, lrryur Richmond 81 H.. m
connects with tho lun lr,sDe rrcrs5urgb y the South
tlie hnlload, for lynchbafg.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg y the m 1rnine Train.
hfeo hours aud by taking the 81 p N, ffbin tho
evening go directly North themselves mud onggnge being
ported through Richmond. Hc. free of charge
ifthey desire to stop in Richmond, be there to Tn
Through Tickets for Washington at.-.-....-...$6 90
" Baltimore nt.----.--....-- 50
- Philndeiphin at. -....-... 9 90
Can ho procured nj the Ticket Office in Petersburg.
The Express trains do moi stoptor why psssengers-
lac Mail trains wll only .tup at Port y al hal und
lover iii Junction. Half Way Station and Manuhes
trr The Accommodation uuin, VIII stop for way rus.
sragcrs.
Fn,e for white per.ons 35 Children over five and
twelve years al neo, 81 roAfs Coorcd ersons
IL servants eur 81 cents.
discount Of 20 cents will be rlnde each fare
when tickets procured ut the Office. and persons
getting hr where . tickets sold
Servants IA nos be pes ntted in first clnss except
when in attendance infant children, sick Persons
absolutely requiring then in which case the same
pri,o as for white persons viii he charged
THOS, DODAMEAD, Supt
Office K. & +. r. Co
mar 7.d&cts Richmond, March Bird. 1855
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
Dr. ST GREGORY date of Missouri,

HAVING located IN rbr nr,ehhorhpod Of Gen. a. q.
| Gin, mad Booi Wilkes. E.q., NILS from Tie
,.i.y Of lynchhurg, miles OF New Lnndon, mud mile
Norh ot the Sn"1 Turnpike, oi'r his Professional
v,s 10 thu Gitzrns tina ncishbarlod and sur.ound
M. counuv.
ncdjtnr--ia drnsey populated uni .ctly purtion oi
tho Western country he homes 10 he c I" trral tie
diseases 81 thi. rIimnrc successfully. Iuu & .wts
II Rrnnl lIrnn lIah,n- = ny
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

The NATIONAL MONUMENT BOARD 1t is
said that considerable sensation has been produc-
ed in Washington by the forcbe election of the
Superintendent of the Washington Monument
work from his place, by tn order of the new
trustees The incumbent held his post und
the appointment of the old Board, which was
lately Superseded by the election of a Know
Nothing Board. The subject is undergoing an
investigation before the Grand Jury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
WI . bLAkt Pir1
PETERSBURG, VA.
WILL. Il PIT MAN,

wis BLAKt PirTmAH.
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS II PITTMAN,
(.atcly Of the Grn Of Wills, Lea Il Browuloy.)
Ill give their attention To The snls mud purchase
Ut all nrticrs 81 Agricultural Produce Furnnng
cmplrmr Ne. md putchnre tor order and sci nr
commission all Articles of Gioccrins &c. n 1 receive
md forward Good. mad act genei al Commist on
Agents. jan 3-fsclv
s,PKENG Trade Is5J-GEC u. JOY rs
y * co. Ubaiesn1e Druggias, c.rrsbntg, Nhslaia
huve .rceved /. cir SPRING SrocK al Digs, A. Iii
cines, Paints, Ar., aud offer Tor sale an ii -5It
mont, embracing all ericlrs In this line, sulcd
the wnnts OF Country Merchants, Druggist physc,u
and Farmers.
Obnluing thei, supdlie. from Manufactures. and I'm
porims only, thy prepared furnish these good,
how my regular Jo1bing house. fY"Ordo,s receive
PROMPT and curo,nl attention ma1ts
HAT WAREHOUSE, SYCAMORE 81. ssa
j PgFHsurUa, NIRGrNIA.-Spiqg iS55.-SA
The subscrihr- rp-prcttully 10 the M"tch-
mt. ii Nret#r AMI Nouh Cnronp that 1 sy
receiving Ihcir supplies or tic scason
md their nssortnrnt (Which i leige aud yurct) will
BE- conn leto in Il te@ days.
Then Gools, Of which pu, chase from
Job~rs, but from Manufn, tGrrrs nul report r. iii
conpar" favoahly ia quality and ptiros with ,hpc If
any JobLing House in the Northern cilie,,
We beg friends and the public of
newell Efforts part, deserve their invors aud
uautain the rcpunti nf our house. We invite Mech.
ntta. who Goag farther North. 10 make their Spring
purcnscs, emil md examine the qualify md ticss Of
our Goods. mnr9t- MAJOR Il MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
Between RICHMOND aud n. YORK

Between RICHMOND aud n. YORK.
STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN.
ayFrfN The L. =. Mail Steamship JAMESTOWN,
"-sssas~N IN commanI OF Capt Ltwls PARRlsn, lenves
Ne" York rrgulprl1 every SATURDAY afternoon AT
O'Clock, for Richmond She viii moi take any freight
10 City POM. She leaves III hmnnd, regularly
every TUESDAY afternoon. at o'clock, for New iok
Those desiring ship by her mast have their goods
here IN ,nlay. Passengers desiring take this ship
here, have State Room securedt ~ addressing oA
by mail
The ROAM kE, Capt, SIMMER stop. ut ny Point
wh,ic size will land mud receive freight. Both the
jaime .toNn ind the Rn ,noko ccvc mud land pessen
gers At City Point AMI Norfolk
lUDEAM & WATSON.
mnr2 v Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
PANNII,Ii & SONS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PetPrsburg. VA

DARflGUI >R nftstton pnd Ia ,nlo nnd p4nsL,-.
L of Wheat. Hum. 1ulHceo, mud merchandise o..
rlully Advances nttds enn-iG nrent-.
wa. rANNllL ~ N1tf fAAsttL Jostph r,~nttI.
mug 2i:dSch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

MANIFESTO OF SANTA ANNA.-Santa Anna has
issued manifesto to the citizens of Mexico, in
which he declares that his plan has always been,
and always will be, the preservation of Mexican
nationality at any cost. and after referring to the
"detestable demagogue doctrines Of the people
Of the United States that nations must be unarm-
ed in order to be free, he further declares that
cannon and bayonets established the indepen.
dence of Mexico, and must support it." He
therefore adds:
Firm in these convictions, | have directed
my chief attention 10 external security; and there
is now an army of forty fire thousand reterans
who are daily gaining dexterity, aud whose mum
Der will daily be increased much may be
necessary Our fortified places are repairing and
arming, with artillery, a large amount of the ma
terials of war collecting in our stores,our man
utacturors IRE at work, the frontiers are proba-
bly, terrifying, and our squadrons are increasing"
He also ustiics himself in selling tho Mesilla
Nclley to the United States. In doing SO, he
says he avoided another war with us, at time
when the treasury was empty, and the nation in
the midst IF the horrors of anarchy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

Col BENTON BY letter from Col. Benton
to his publishers, we learn that his recent mis-
fortune will delay the second volume OF his works
some SIX months. He does not appear cast
down. bur on the contrary says that he shall go
90 work and work necessarily till his labors are
completed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
The Poieder NM Explosion.

Wm- McDonnld and Jnmes kane were tho
names of the two men killed ON Saturday by the
explosion of the powder mill Of Mr. Garache. in
New Castle Hundred. Delaware. Richard Ia.
gan, jas. Dunbar und Daniel Bradley were So
yerely injured. About ton of powder explo-
ded, and the building used as u dust milling
and nress mill wns torn 10 ntnms
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

1t is stated that the Railroad between Wash
ington and Alexandria will be completed by the
first of July the surveys having Just been com.
menecd. The distance is about seven miles
Rufus Chonte is very i'll Mt Dedham, Mass, at
which place he was attending court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
LATE NEWS By THE NAILS.

Destructive Fires in North Caroiina-The
Hoods Burning for miles-Narror Escapes
from The Raging Element. s..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

FIRE IL PRINCETON, y. J.-Na,sau Hall. IN
Princeton, \. j., entirely destroyed by fire
last Saturday night. The students il the Col
lege lost all their furniture, clothes. &c. The
loss Is estimated mt 100000. on which there is an
insurance for $4,000 The origin of the fire is
not known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15

Robbern and lJurder-Seren p,r.ong knJeJ
Tho Gazette nnbIisboJ NJ T,a, Mo Arelates
. sb,,clinrr tro,,dnd so;d ~ Lo,,a 40 rrod !; Mo-,
roe comfy. in tb.t Stote. recently Accordine
~ ,o raads
not he trneo Gentleman sold his firm fnr "a Goo
Iosi.nd !. j., H. Iaso ,ritl h. fani,,. al Iot,
bofno ~, business Dn;n liz obsamco ha
nod nirbt NJ Lo,so thrao ,a,os f.I, h;s .l,
I'd asa', dr,,,,na tu;oa liz f.,;i'
,.a.o s,,,,i;catir,r for bon Ia ,,ntr dras"ad
h'soIf a,' ol,,, initi rn 'p, stostoG
Co.. lo W. iat ,La Gn..a IN a.
l,,,.,'o '' '''' NV
Tho n sLn,1 80 oo,,,o ;. tho honso !;
49, I'M ''''', ~, ''i' si''s'' ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

kelAkDSON N co.
throRrENs kNp WI8tFS.fr utAlfRs ~
DRY GOODS,
%. M'iN SRrtr, RfeunoSp. NIHetslA.
IA are NV in rce,i "t gen .ta' md vol select
w ed tto,k al lrr Ia
SPRING DRY GOODS,
having his great Naret, IN
slN,r ahd fabric, OF
STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES,
al tie het far,sn aud domestic Manuis rurc md thu
Newest De,iea,. hi thu steamer attic. just arrived
from Iivrfpun. Il
LADIES DRESS GOODS
All 81 whicb have men purchased under the most
favorable circumstances. and which Htr dlsposeI Ia
sell Ia Tie trn1c ltir terms-rnnk ng in all
liberal discount ior CAsn.
mn3 dim RICHARDSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-15
Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.

fasf i -1 NJ ~ ,si II
TRAINS LE4pE PETERSBURG